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Lot 36
An early 20th century oak cased HMV gramophone record player of typical form. Comes with two horns. Measures approx without horns. 18cm x 35cm x 35cm. All lots in this auction are part of a private collection of antique furniture and smaller effects. The collection having been amassed over a 30-40 year period by an ex-furniture restore who's eye for a good piece shows through in this auction. Items in this auction may have defects or signs of repairs. Please ask for condition reports at conditionreports@auctioneum.co.uk.
Lot 210
Waverley Cigarettes Series of 25 English History; John Player & Sons Motor Cars Second series of 50; Stephen Mitchell & Son Famous Crosses series of 25; Sports series of 25; Gallaher's Royalty series of 50; Will's Cigarettes Glamorous Ladies series 32; John Player & Sons Film Stars 2nd series of 50; John Player's Character from Dickens; Ty-phoo Birds and their Eggs; Ty-phoo William Shakespeare; Cadbury Bournville Cocoa; United Taken with a Kodak; album The Kings and Queens of England; Album of Film Stars (3rd Series), An Album of Film Stars, An Album of Film Stars (2nd Series); Famous Pictures series; English Period Costumes; Health Card together with Raphael Tuck & Sons Connoisseur after A. Asti. This lot includes a copy of the Sunday Mirror January 31st nr 96 Sir Winston's Funeral - The Permanent Record of an Unforgettable Day.
Lot 258
Mixed group to include Precision Miniatures (white metal) "Santa Claus World Tour" Open-top Ford Mustang (windscreen and rear wheels are detached but present) - otherwise Good Plus including lift off lid presentation box; unconfirmed manufacturer resin Corvette Open-top - Fair (windscreen and other parts are loose but present); Fisher Price Toys Music Box Record Player "Snoopy" motorised toy; (Hong Kong made) plastic battery operated Speed Bug; Matchbox Superfast pair of modern issue "MICA Models"; Lledo Delivery Van; plus others - conditions appear to be generally Good Plus to Mint in generally Fair to Excellent packaging (where applicable) - see photo. (14)
Lot 583
TWO BOXES OF MISCELLANEOUS SUNDRIES, to include a wooden Ewbank 'Merit' carpet sweeper, a red jasper gemstone globe, a vintage Dansette 'Conquest Auto' record player in a green and cream case, three mantel clocks, a box of six framed 'Schweppes' glamour girl advertising prints, and a large framed hairdresser's advertising mirror (s.d) (2 boxes + loose)
Lot 223
‘He has generally been regarded as the best fly-half that England has yet produced, and it will be many years, if ever, before his like is seen again.’ The recipient’s Obituary in The Times refers. A fine Great War ‘Grand Fleet’ O.B.E. group of four awarded to Rear Admiral Constructor W. J. A. Davies, Royal Corps of Naval Constructors; a keen rugby player, he captained the England XV to the Grand Slam in 1921 and 1923, and in the course of winning 22 caps for England was only once on the losing side The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, O.B.E. (Military) Officer’s 1st type breast badge, silver-gilt, hallmarks for London 1918); 1914-15 Star (Ast. Constr. 2. Cl. W. J. A. Davies. R.C.N.C.); British War and Victory Medals (Ast. Constr. 1. Cl. W. J. A. Davies. R.C.N.C.) mounted court-style for display, good very fine (4) £600-£800 --- O.B.E. (Military) London Gazette 5 April 1919: Mr. William John Abbott Davies, Assistant Constructor, Staff of the Commander-in-Chief, Grand Fleet. William John Abbott Davies was born in Pembroke, Wales, on 21 June 1890, and was educated at the Pembroke Dock Grammar School. Upon leaving school aged 15, he was apprenticed to the Dockyard and, having made good progress and shown potential, was selected for a Naval Constructor cadetship and entered the Royal Naval Engineering College an Keyham in 1909. He proceeded to the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, in 1910, where he was the outstanding sportsman of his year, and after graduating in 1913 joined the Royal Corps of Naval Constructors. Whilst at Greenwich his skill on the rugby field came to the attention of both the Royal Navy and England selectors, and having played for the Royal Navy, Davies made his international debut in 1913, playing fly half against South Africa. England lost the match 9-3; in the course of a 22-cap career for England, it was Davies’ only loss. Davies served during the Great War at the admiralty on the Staff of the Commander-in-Chief, and accompanied Admiral Sir John Jellicoe in H.M.S. Iron Duke at various stages during the Great War; however, there is no record of him having been present in the Iron Duke at the Battle of Jutland on 31 May 1916. He ended the War as a Constructor Lieutenant Commander in H.M.S. Queen Elizabeth, and for his services with the Grand Fleet was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire. With the War over, Davies resumed his rugby career, and was appointed Captain of the England XV in 1921. He led England to the Five Nations Championship in both 1921 and 1923, completing the Grand Slam on both occasions; only a draw against France in 1922 broke the sequence (England also lost to Wales in 1922, but Davies missed that match through injury). His final international match was against France in Paris in April 1923, a match England won 12-5, with Davies kicking the final drop-goal. Carried from the field shoulder-high by his team-mates in tribute, upon returning home he received the following letter from Windsor Castle: ‘My dear Davies, The King wishes to let you know how delighted he was to hear of the victory of the English team in Paris, and to congratulate you on being captain of the winning team in all your matches. His Majesty feels sure that you must have created a record by this fitting termination of your brilliant career in international [Rugby] football.’ Continuing with his service as a Royal Naval Constructor First Class at Portsmouth, he was promoted Chief Constructor (Rear Admiral Constructor) in 1939, and in 1942 was advanced Assistant Director of Warship Production, retaining this appointment throughout the Second World War. He retired from the Admiralty in 1950, and subsequently took up a Directorship with Brown Brothers Ironworks. He died on 26 April 1967; his subsequent Obituary in The Times said of him: ‘He has generally been regarded as the best fly-half that England has yet produced, and it will be many years, if ever, before his like is seen again.’ Sold with a copy of the recipient’s book Rugby Football, which includes various photographs of the recipient; and copied research.
Lot 257
Five mixed collectibles, comprising a Marvel Studios 'Avengers End Game Captain America' figure, a Pokémon 'Battling Coin Game', a Bakugan card pack, Tactic 'Thunderbirds Fifty Years' chess pieces, in collectors' tin, and a Viflykoo suitcase record player with Bluetooth and USB encoding, Model C5, in wood-effect case, with cables and instruction booklet.
Lot 1279
Collection of memorabilia to include West Bromwich Albion centenary 1879-1979 plate featuring team squad with player autographs to the outer perimeter, 33 1/3 Record of 1968 FAC Final (has original sleeve), WBA Cup winner 1968 45 rpm vinyl record in original sleeve, 1968 FAC Final West Brom souvenir lapel badge featuring the THROSTLE with a football to the lower ribbon, a 1978 Wallchart with Albion player signatures, 1982, 1986, 1990 World Cup fixture cards, 1976 Xmas card with WBA team signatures, 1946/47 Football Fanfare (lacking covers), 1953/54 Port Vale v WBA FAC s/f programme (poor) 1964 England v Scotland (Womens hockey), 1964 Scotland v England, 1967/68 WBA v Liverpool FAC @ Manchester City x 2, 1967/68 Birmingham City v WBA (FAC s/f) + match ticket, 1968 FAC Final, 1968/69 WBA v Leicester City (FAC s/f) x 2, 1970 Football League v Scottish League, 1973 England v Scotland, 1977/78 Wolves v WBA, 1978 Spain v Romania, 1978/79 WBA v Valencia UEFA (six Albion signatures), 1978 Valencia v Espanol, 1979 WBA v China XI, 1985 England v R of I schools plus a pack of newspapers mostly circa 1968 featuring WBA also included 1966 newspaper x 2 covering the World Cup in England. (A Lot)
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