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Tonia toys , cement mixer, Jeep wrecker , with hoist and plough , Skip lorry and a Hercules boxed remote control Shovel Dozer

A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A YARDMAN (DVORNIK), GARDNER PORCELAIN FACTORY, VERBILKI, MOSCOW, 1870S-1890S the yardman holding a broom, a shovel lying at his feet, dressed in a brown overcoat, blue shirt and trousers, grey boots and black hat, atop a round ground-like base, red overglaze factory mark and incised numeral 2 under base; overall height: 19 cm (7 1/2 in.)

Brass fire helmet and shovel with turned wood handle

Beaten copper circular three light centre light fitting, D46cm (re-wired), heavy cast metal Dutch wall sconce with vellum shade, 19th century pierced brass warming pan on turned handle, coal shovel, three stoneware jars, one labelled 'Yorkshire' Marmalade and large two handled copper hot water pan Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A cased set of six silver apostle spoons with sugar tongs and shovel, London 1880 Condition Report: Available upon request

HESTER BATEMAN A PAIR OF BRIGHT CUT DECORATED SUGAR TONGS, marks worn, together with TWO 18TH CENTURY SILVER SALT SPOONS of shovel design and a CHILD'S SILVER BLADED KNIFE & FORK, Birmingham 1826

An Edwardian Oak Coal Scuttle & Shovel

A Copper Coal Bucket, Bed Warmer & Shovel

Trenching Shovel

An Oak Coal Box; the coal box having decorative carving to lid, brass handle and shovel, approx 32 x 43 x 28 cms. 

A Collection of Hornby O Gauge Platform and Lineside Accessories, three watchmen's huts with braziers, one complete with shovel and poker, 9 assorted lineside running in boards and signs, 3 cast advert hoardings, approx 36 milk churns, 30+ pieces of luggage (some missing lids), 9 platform ticket machines, 4 brown and 6 green 'nametape' machines, 4 platform trolleys, 3 benches, a GR letter box and a Shunter's pole, mostly P-G, some damages/playwear (qty)

An Australian gold mining ring, centred with a cartouche applied with a cross, pick-axe and shovel on matted ground, the shoulders chased with foliate scroll decoration, ring size in excess of Z

An Australian gold mining brooch, formed as a pick-axe, shovel and bucket, 4cm wide, with a matching gold stickpin, a gold nugget stickpin and a circular gold brooch centred with a gold map of Australia, 2.2cm wide

VICTORIAN MAHOGANY COAL PURDONIUM WITH BRASS FITTING AND BRASS SHOVEL 20 x 13 inches 14 tall

Brighton Pavilion interest, a rare George IV silver caddy spoon, by Robert Mitchell, Birmingham 1825, shovel form, the bowl embossed with a panel depicting The Brighton Pavilion, foliate tapering handle, length 6.5cm, approx. weight 0.2oz.

A Victorian cast silver caddy spoon, by Francis Higgins, London 1849, gilded shell shaped bowl, stylised handle, with two vacant cartouches, length 11cm, plus a parcel-gilt silver shovel caddy spoon, by Joseph Willmore, embossed decoration, tapering mother-of-pearl handle, and a Victorian sifting spoon, Birmingham 1899, approx. total weight 1.9oz. (3)

Six silver tea knives with mother of pearl handles, Atkin Brothers, Birmingham 1916, cased, six coffee spoons, Robert Pringle & Sons, Birmingham 1937, with jubilee hallmark, cased, a shovel spoon and fork, John Lawrence & Co, Birmingham 1832, a large French silver sugar sifter, import marks for London 1891, three napkin rings, other Georgian and Victorian silver flatware and plated flatware total weighable approx. 7oz.

Stained beechwood malt shovel, length 106cm.

A white metal and enamel cigarette box, enamelled initials and floral decoration to lid, shield with three towers and a chevron on underside of lid, 12cm, and a large white metal shovel spoon, enamel decoration to handle. (Qty: 2)

Corgi & Dinky Toys, Corgi Toys 414 Coastguard Jaguar, 461 Police Vigilant Range Rover, 921 Hughes 369, 159 Patrick Eagle Racing Car, 54 Massey Ferguson Tractor With Shovel, 9041 1912 Rolls-Royce, Dinky Toys 940 Mercedes Truck, 710 Beechcraft Bonanza, 1029 Ford D800 Action Kit, in original boxes, VG-E, boxes P-VG (9)

Corgi Toys 54 Massey Ferguson MF 50B Tractor With Shovel, six examples, in original boxes, E, boxes VG (6)

Matchbox King Size No.3 Caterpillar D.9 Bulldozer, No.1 Weatherill Hydraulic Shovel, 1-75 Series 46 Pickford's Removal Van, dark blue, GPW, in original boxes, three loose items, all contained in the base of a Matchbox Lesney trade box, F-VG, boxes P (6)

An 18th / 19th century polished brass fireside companion set comprising tongs, poker and shovel. Each with stunning brass shaped handles with good decoration to the shovel. Measures 68cm long approx

A 19th century Victorian large carved elm wood one piece peat shovel. The large spade with brass collar, long stem with shaped handles. 

An 18th / 19th century  George III polished steel fireside companion set comprising tongs, poker and shovel. Each with stunning shaped handles with good decoration to the shovel. Measures 72cm long approx

Copper coal helmet + shovel, copper jug and a copper oak tobacco jar.

Mixed lot of brass and copper including doorknobs, brass candlesticks, copper shovel, brass ships barometer with broken glass and brass kettle.

A selection of gardening and hedging tools including Bulldog shovel

A bulldog 1954 train tender coal shovel, british rail

BRASS COMPANION SETcomprising a poker, tongs and shovel with turned finials, pair of baluster brass vases, two brass giraffes, pair of shaped brass fire dogs and a trivet, brass bound oak barrel companion set comprising two pokers, tongs, shovel and a brush

Gardening Interest: An Art Deco white metal novelty chutney / sauce bowl in the shape of a wheelbarrow and shovel spoon, the barrow stamped underneath with retailer's stamp: H.M Emanuel and Sons, Portsea

AFTER SIR ROBERT LORIMER ARTS & CRAFTS WROUGHT STEEL COMPANION SET, CIRCA 1930 comprising an ASH SHOVEL; a POKER; a PAIR OF COAL NIPPERS; and a BRUSH, on a characteristic STAND (Dimensions: Stand 51cm high) (Qty: (5))(Stand 51cm high)

ENGLISH SCHOOL SET OF THREE ARTS & CRAFTS BRASS AND WROUGHT IRON FIRE IRONS, CIRCA 1900 comprising a LOG FORK, 71cm long; an ASH SHOVEL, 71.5cm long; and COAL TONGS, 70cm long, each with knopped baluster handles and cast with scrolling motifs; together with THREE FURTHER BRASS FIRE IRONS, each with ribbed handles and comprising a POKER; ASH SHOVEL and COAL NIPPERS, shovel 59cm long . (Qty: (6))

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER (1834-1904) FOR BENHAM & FROUD, LONDON PAIR OF BRASS ANDIRONS, CIRCA 1880 stamped maker's marks, 23cm high; and a SET OF THREE AESTHETIC MOVEMENT BRASS FIRE IRONS BY BENHAM & FROUD, CIRCA 1880, comprising a POKER, 76cm long; COAL TONGS, 74.5cm long; and an ASH SHOVEL, 76cm long; together with an ASSOCIATED BRUSH, 64 cm long, stamped maker's marks and date lozenge for October 1880 (Qty: (6))

A Victorian brass and copper coal scuttle with shovel.

A Victorian cast iron fender with scrolling pierced fruiting vine rail with central lions mask, together with one other and a set of three steel fire irons, the shovel with pierced detail (5) (some damage/loss to fender)

A Large Brass Jam Kettle with Iron Loop Handle Together with a Ceramic Handled Shovel, 35cm Diameter

Royal Winton Majestic chintz pattern cup, saucer, sugar bowl and shovel together with a late Meissen type floral encrusted porcelain hand bell and a George Jones floral decorated teapot

A set of late Victorian brass fire tools loosely in Rococo taste, later 19th century, the scrolled shovel 72cm long; and a pair of brass fire dogs in 17th century Netherlandish taste, late 20th century, cast with knopped urn finials, lion masks and twin outscrolled legs, with outscrolled billet bars to the rear, 31cm high, 17cm wide, 21cm protuberance

A quantity of Dinky toys including Bedford Refuse lorry (a/f), Johnston Road Sweeper, Ford D.800 Snow Plough, Yale tractor shovel, RAF Air sea rescue launch and Shado 2 armoured tracked vehicle.

A Royale Stratford china posy, two elephant wooden figures and girl with snow shovel figurine, teapot and vase.

A late Victorian oak and brass mounted coal purdonium with shovel, together with a cast iron companion stand (2)

George III Irish silver long handled caddy spoon, Dublin 1785, maker William Cummins, the bowl of shovel form, 15cm long, 0.7oz

Pair of Meissen porcelain figures, the standing figures with a lady holding a basket of flowers, the base with cross swords mark, impressed numbers 122 and 72 and incised C68, the gentleman figure holding flowers and leaning on his shovel and water can, the base with cross swords mark and impressed number 122, incised C69, 19cm high, (2)

Thirteen Corgi models comprising: 154 Ferrari Formula 1 Grand Prix Racing Car, 155 Lotus-Climax Formula 1 Racing Car, 448 B.M.C. Mini Police Van with Tracker Dog, 419 Ford Zephyr Motorway Patrol, 53 Massey-Ferguson 65 Tractor with Shovel, 316 N.S.U. Sport-Prinz, 227 Morris Mini-Cooper Competition Model, 307 'E' Type Jaguar with Detachable Hard Top, 225 Austin Se7en, 234: Ford Consul Classic, 230 Mercedes Benz 220SE Coupe, 465 Commer Pick-up Truck, 314 Ferrari "Berlinetta" all in original boxes, and Corgi Kit boxes only no contents Condition Report: Available upon request

A set of three brass fire irons, and a similar shovel (4)

A pair of vintage possibly French galvanised copper hot water bottles/foot warmers, together with a set of cast iron fire irons (poker, shovel and tongs) (5)

comprising of a poker, shovel and tongs

Matchbox Toys - construction vehicles - No6 Euclid quarry truck, No11 Jumbo Crane, No 16 Case Tractor, No26 Foden Cement Mixer, No30 Magirus Deutz Crane Truck; No30 8 wheel crane, No 58 Drott Excavator, No69 Tractor Shovel, major pack 10 Dinkum Dumper, etc (

A set of fire tools designed by Charles Frances Annesley Voysey, probably manufactured by Thomas Elsley & Co, comprising a pair of tongs, poker and heart-shaped shovel, and a pair of en suite fire dogs, unsigned, 54cm. long (tongs), (5) Literature Karen Livingstone C.F.A Voysey Arts and Crafts Designer, V&A Books, page 260 plate 338 for comparable fire tools, and page 259 plates 331-334 for comparable fire dogs.

A 19th century pierced brass fender, together with a brass folding firescreen, a brass and copper coal scuttles, a copper coal shovel and a pair of brass bellows. (6)

A continental white metal caddy sugar type spoon, with shovel shaped bowl, the handle decorated with figures etc., possibly Dutch.

A SET OF THREE VICTORIAN FIRE STEELS, each with brass handles decorated with Greek ornament, and knobbed finial, barley twist stem, the shovel with pierced bell shaped pan

A Late Victorian Brass Mounted Oak Coal Scuttle with Replacement Shovel, Missing Metal Liner, 40cm Long

A set of steel and brass fire tools, 19th century, comprising a pair of tongs, a poker and a shovel, the handles with floral decoration, the shovel 69cm long (3)

Hornby O gauge Engine Shed No.2 This is the largest tinplate Engine Shed Hornby made, fitted with twin tracks and a pair of hinged opening doors at either end, nicely litho detailed with brick, tile and windows effect, an example with no added chimneys, just smoke vent to roof. In a sturdy reproduction box. Shed GC-VGC some light age patina overall. Together with 2x No.2 Turntable, boxed. Plus a pair of sprung buffers and a plate layers hut with figure, brazier and shovel. £70-100

A selection of brass cast fire side items including shovel

Mark Sfirri (USA)coloured & painted ash solid form 16x10cm. Signed   I first met Ray 39 years ago when I had first started teaching woodworking at Bucks County Community College in 1981.  I next met him in Philadelphia in 1988 at the second American Association of Woodturners conference.  After that, it’s a blur, there were so many conferences and Ray and I always took time to have long discussions about the state of affairs of turning on so many different fronts.  In 1999, I was asked to be a part of the AWGB conference which was a big honor for me.  My turning room was across a crosswalk from most of the other demonstrators.  I was set to go with my first demonstration and was waiting for about five minutes before beginning and I looked out and there was a maintenance worker with a shovel who stepped onto the shovel into the ground and hit a wire which cut the power to my side of the building and I thought “Oh dear!”  I ran over to  the other part of the building and found Ray with a few of the other organizers and told them of my plight.  The three of them stepped into high gear reminding me of a fire department getting the call.  They ran extension cords all the way to my room and I was good to go within minutes and I could proceed with my demonstration.  I remember some great discussions in Puy St. Martin with Ray and Liz around 2003, if memory serves.      About the Collaborative Piece   I was unsure what I was going to do when I selected a rough turned block in August of 2018.  When it arrived, I still had no clue.  I did think early on, that it would be upside down from what Ray originally intended, which would have been a naturally finished, nicely proportioned bowl with a foot.  I was very careful to have the overall contour of the outside of the piece to be very much Ray’s line.  I took off very little of it and continued the line to a point, with very little room to space on the block.  I wanted to carve in a recessed area to paint something but had to think of what that might be.  It was a eureka moment when that idea came to me and the imagery became clear.    The Ray Key Collaboration Auction

A Pair of Benham & Froud Copper and Brass Candlesticks, attributed to Christopher Dresser, stained wood handle, on short brass knob columns under a copper drip tray, on a circular tapering copper base, unmarked, 13cm; A W.A.S Benson Copper and Brass Kettle on Stand, of tapering circular form, the stand with paw feet, unmarked, 29cm; and A Thomas Latham and Ernest Morton Electroplated Egg Cup Stand, with four egg cups on a circular base, with a shovel handle suspending four spoons with long open terminals, 19cm (4)

A brass fire tong and shovel and a set of bellows A/F