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Lot 30
Worksplate BRUSH SULZER No. 444 1963. Ex British Railways Class 47 diesel originally numbered D1682 becoming 47096 May 1974. Allocated new to 81A Old Oak Common Oct 1963. Unofficially named Rook in Nov 1989. Withdrawn from Tinsley in Sep 1995 and stored there until moved to CF Booth, Rotherham Feb 1998 and scrapped Jan 2000. Oval cast aluminium in very good condition, measures 9.5in x 5.75in.
Lot 58
Worksplate BRUSH TRACTION ENGLAND No 267 1960. Ex British Railways Class 31 originally numbered D5667 becoming 31240 Feb 1974. New to 31B March Nov 1960 and withdrawn from Stratford Jan 1990 and cut up there. Oval cast aluminium, face restored with traces of BR blue paint on the back, measures 9.675in x 5.75in.
Lot 310
Worksplate BRUSH TRACTION ENGLAND No. 171 1959. Ex British Railways Class 31 diesel originally numbered D5572 becoming 31154 Feb 1974. Allocated new to 31B March Dec 1959 and withdrawn from Old Oak Common Sep 1999 due to an underframe fire. Scrapped at Ron Hull Jun, Rotherham Jul 2006. Oval cast aluminium, face restored measures 9.5in x 5.75in.
Lot 198
Worksplate BRITISH RAILWAYS DERBY BUILT 1961 POWER EQUIPMENT BY BRUSH ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING COMPANY LTD AND SULZER. Ex British Railways Class 46 diesel from the number range D138 to D150 later becoming 46001 to 46013. Rectangular cast aluminium in as removed condition, measures 13in x 6.5in.
Lot 317
Worksplate BRUSH SULZER No. 662 1965. Ex British Railways Class 47 diesel originally numbered D1900 becoming 47381 Feb 1974. Allocated new to 40B Immingham Sep 1965 and withdrawn from there Jun 1992. Stored at Scunthorpe West Yard from Feb 1993 until moved to MC Processors, Glasgow and scrapped Oct 1994. Oval cast aluminium, face restored measures 9.5in x 5.75in.
Lot 257
Nameplate CHARLES FRANCIS BRUSH ex British Railways Class 60 diesel numbered 60098. Named at Brush, Loughborough on 13th April 1992 after the founder of the Brush Electric Company in the USA as it was the 1000th locomotive built at the Brush Falcon Works since 1945. Nameplates were removed Nov 2009. First allocated to Immingham in Dec 1992, it was stored at Toton in Apr 2004 and currently owned by DC Rail. Rectangular cast aluminium in as removed condition. Measures 81in x 9.75in.
Lot 140
Nameplate RESTORMEL CASTLE ex Class 57 57602. Originally built as Class 47 D1818 at Brush Works in 1965 and later becoming 47337 Herbert Austin until converted to Class 57 at Brush Traction, Loughborough in Nov 2003 for use by First Great Western on the Night Riviera sleeper services. Named at Par station on 28/9/04, this original nameplate was replaced by new ones in the same style as the Class 43 Castle Class HSTs. Still in service with Great Western Railway. Rectangular cast aluminium in as removed condition measures 57.5in x 10in. Sold on behalf of Great Western Railways and comes with an official GWR certificate of authenticity confirming the original owner.
Lot 160
Nameplate AILSA CRAIG ex British Railways Class 60 Diesel 60044 built by Brush Traction Loughborough as works number 946 in 1991. Nameplates were applied when built and removed in in 1996 . Rectangular cast aluminium in as removed condition measures 39.5in x 9.75in. Ailsa Craig is an island in the outer Firth of Clyde and its granite is used make curling stones.
Lot 41
A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Brush Washers, Qing Dynasty, probably early 19th century, naturalistically formed as flattened peaches with crabstock handles, picked out in green and pink tones within gilt line borders17cm long, with hardwood standsFirst bowl - interior glaze very heavily worn and matt in appearance. Chip to the back rim and further fritting around. Flaking to the enamels on the leaves. Glaze scratches to the exterior.Second - some wear, scratches and pitting.Enamel tone and stands not an exact match on the two objects.
Lot 52
~ A Chinese White Jade Brush Washer, Qing Dynasty, late 18th/19th century, carved as a lotus leaf flanked by a smaller leaf and flowering tendrils13.5cm wide, on a carved hardwood standProvenance: With Kunstzaal Kleykamp, 19 June 1953One tendril broken and re stuck. Numerous small edge chips and minor flakes. Sold with photocopy of original receipt.
Lot 531
* Garland (David, 1941 -). Six terracotta earthenware plates, three uniformly sized supper plates covered in an off-white glaze, with brush and slip decoration in shades of blue, areas of sgraffito, glaze run to the exteriors, two painted 'Garland' to base, one unsigned, all approx. 23 cm diameter, together with three larger earthenware plates by the same potter, each with abstract brushwork, slip, foliate or sgraffito decoration, all three signed to base, the largest 29 cm diameterQTY: (6)NOTE:The potter David Garland lives and works in Gloucestershire. His solo exhibitions include the Redfern Gallery, the Crafts Council and the Besson Gallery, among others, and in New York with Kate Ganz. Four works by David Garland feature in the celebrated studio pottery collection of William Alfred Ismay (1910-2001), now held in the care of the York Museums Trust.
Lot 520
AR * Bowen (Clive, 1943 -). A tall lidded earthenware storage jar circa 2013, slip decorated with simple brush motif on various shades of green, brown and yellow ground, unsigned, 32 cm high, together with a small lidded earthenware jar by the same potter, with slip and comb decoration on a yellow ground, unsigned, 16cm high QTY: (2)NOTE:Small lidded pot bought from Dartington Trading Company in 2010.
Lot 567
* Brush Pot. A Japanese bronze brush pot, Meiji period, the cylindrical body decorated in copper, gilt metal, shakudo and silver with dragons, Buddhistic lions and flowers, within floral ironwork oval panels, 11 cm high x 9.2 cm diameterQTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Toovey's Auction, 19th April 2012, lot 1200 (auctioneer's label attached to interior).
Lot 19
A Finnigans of Manchester vanity cased set, green leather and green fabric interior, with accompanying engine turned silver cased/handled dressing table items including mirror, hand brush, clothes brush, toilet bottles, button hook and shoe horn, hallmarked by Henry Matthews or Finnigans Ltd, Birmingham, 1925/6/7, all engraved with initials LYG and case also initialled L.Y.G near handle, in outer fabric covering. Further details: not all contents included, lots of wear to case, some rips, loss and tears. Some loss to pockets and felt, tarnishing, wear, scratching to silver areas, in need of repair and tlc.
Lot 55
A small collection of silver to include; a Victorian silver and tortoiseshell page turner, handle with stylised scroll and foliage pierced design, hallmarked Birmingham, 1897, makers mark rubbed, approx. 31.5cm long, a matching part dressing table set consisting of hand mirror and brush, both with engine turned decoration, hallmarked by Broadway & Co, Birmingham, 1939, and a George V silver vesta case, engraved "Horrie, from H & M, 24.9.17" with foliage design, hallmarked by William J Holmes, Birmingham, 1914. (1 bag) Weight: approx. 42.9 grams (1.3ozt) Further details: tarnishing, wear, some slight dents and misshapen areas, some loss and chips to tortoiseshell, wear to all.
Lot 54
A collection of silver to include; a matched Queen Elizabeth II silver part dressing table set consisting of hand mirror, hand brush, clothes brush and comb, hallmarked by Broadway & Co, Birmingham, 1972/73/75, an Edwardian silver circular pin cushion, hallmarked by Artur Willmore Pennington, Birmingham, 1904, (lots of wear and loss to cushion), a Victorian silver vesta case, of swirl ribbed design, hallmarked by JT, Birmingham, 1889, an Adie & Lovekin Ltd Victorian silver handled manicure tool and a silver handled pair of scissors (broken handles), along with a modern metal model sword. (1 bag). Weighable silver: approx. 15.1 grams (0.4ozt) Further details: slightest splitting and wear to vesta, broken handles to scissors, dents, wear and tarnishing to pin cushion, general wear.
Lot 63
A small collection of silver items to include; a cased set of six novelty nail head silver cocktail sticks, hallmarked by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield, 1928, a silver hand brush, swirl patterned border, hallmarked by WJ Myatt & Sons, Birmingham, 1925, and a matching late Victorian button hook and shoe horn set, floral engraved design, hallmarked by Albert Henry Thompson, Sheffield, 1898. (1 bag) Weight: approx. 156.3 grams (5ozt) Further details: slight denting, scratching and wear to brush, tarnishing and general wear to others.
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