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A set of three late Victorian turned brass fire tools to include; poker, shovel, and tongs

A copper coal scuttle and shovel.

A Scandinavian Folk Art wooden bread shovel with carved decoration, 184cms (74ins) long.

HM Silver spoon and shovel, White metal North African niello worked cigarette case, and a Silver plated Football interest cigarette case from 1936 engraved to manager of Walton on thames FC for winning the Surrey Senior league and a pass to Switzerland in 1928.

An unusual Victorian set of steel fireirons, shovel with pierced VR cypher, 76cms long; and a pair of steel and copper andirons, paw feet, 25cms high and another rustic pair with heart shaped mounts (7)   Provenance: From The Hon. Sir William McAlpine Collection Condition Report: All- rusted and in need of polishing- blade to shovel with slight tear to handle join Condition Report Disclaimer

Fireplace furniture including a copper coal scuttle and conforming shovel, ex Barnstable Hall, Sotheby's, part lot 160, 11th of November 1996, damaged brass fender, 112cms wide, damaged set of three Victorian brass fireirons in the Gothic manner, shovel 71cms long (quantity) Condition Report: Heavy wear- and damage- throughout. Condition Report Disclaimer

Corgi Toys, Dinky Toys, Matchbox - Two boxed diecast vehicles witha small quantity of unboxed diecast. Lot includes a boxed Corgi Toys #1128 Priestman Luffing Shovel in Fair condition in a Poor box; a Corgi TYO6901 James Bond Thunderball Aston Martin DB5; which appears Mint in a Very Good box; together with some Playworn and unboxed diecast including a Dinky Leyland Octopus 'Esso' Tanker.

Late 18th or 19th c Staffordshire Pearlware square based figure: Sticker to base suggests maker probably Neale of Hanley 1776 - 95. Large filled chip to base, damage & repair to hat, shovel, neck & flower pot. Other odd usual nicks & blemishes. 17cm high.

Copper coal scuttle and shovel

ONE AND A PAIR OF EARLY VICTORIAN BURNISHED STEEL FIRE IRONS, C1840, SHOVEL 79CM L Condition reportNo breaks or repair, localised rust

A collection of antique 19th century and later brass and copper fireside companion items to include a rare brass chestnut roadster with hinged lid and pierced geometrical decoration, measuring jug, spade shovel, etc.

An US Army trench shovel with canvas cover, 2 bandelier style leather belts woth pouches

A mid 19th century yoke with bright painted detail, dated 1827 and monogrammed, a simple antique country made ashwood stool, a 19th century agricultural grain shovel and an old English oak side chair with barley twist supports and tan coloured leather seat and back

to include Aberdeen, a sugar shovel, Peter Gill, of Fiddle pattern; a set of six 18th century small teaspoons, indistinct maker's mark, Scottish fiddle pattern; George Sangster, two fiddle pattern teaspoons; others by Leslie, Booth, Jamieson etc. and a Scottish provincial horn beaker, William Milne, marked MILNE, ABERDEEN, the tapered horn beaker with silver applied rim and shield cartouche; together with a set of six Victorian ornate apostle dessert spoons, Martin and Hall, Sheffield 1883, the finials of the same apostle, on square platform, wrythen stem to cast figural panel of figure holing grapes, shaped gilt bowl

A Late Victorian Brass Helmet Shaped Coal Scuttle with Shovel, Decorated in Relief, Handle AF and Some Dents, 40cm long

TWH Collectibles 1:50 Bucyrus 495HF Electric Mining Shovel, in original box with sleeve and outer postal box, VG-E, some minor railing damage, one rear piece broken but present, with a quantity of rollers from inside one track which requires repair, box G

Corgi Toy Commercial Vehicles, 1128 Priestman Cub Shovel, in original box, loose 486 Kennel Club Truck with four dogs, 470 Forward Control Jeep, 420 Ford Thames Airborne Caravan, 471 Karrier Bantam Snack Bar, Chevrolet Impala Taxi, 1131 Machinery Carrier, 1134 Army Fuel Tanker, 64 Working Conveyor, with figure and sacks, F-E, 64 conveyor rubber snapped and loose, 1131 wing mirror broken, 486 small glue marks on kennel floor, box F (9)

Matchbox Lesney 1-75 Series Commercials, including 69a Commer 'Nestles' Van, red body, 69b Hatra Tractor Shovel, 35b Snow-Trac, 30b Magirus-Deutz Crane Lorry, 40b Leyland Royal Tiger Coach and many others, P-VG (40+)

Embossed brass fire shovel and matching tongs, length 73cm, and a brass-handled poker

Copper coal skuttle and shovel

20th C brass fuel bin with swing handle and shovel H45cm and a copper fuel bin with brass swing handle (2)

A nineteenth century brass mounted mahogany coal scuttle with shovel

A Victorian mahogany coal scuttle, with carved decoration, the hinged front opening to reveal a liner, with copper shovel, 33cm high, 34cm wide, 48cm deep.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN TOOLS TO INCLUDE A SHOVEL, RAKES AND FORKS ETC

WOODEN HANDLED SLEDGE HAMMER A/F & WOODEN HANDLED SHOVEL

A mixed group of copper and brass to include a copper coal scuttle and shovel, height 46cm, a copper planter with lions paw feet and lions mouth ring pull handles, a pair of brass candlesticks and fire tools (quantity)

Three boxes of assorted items to include china, glassware, reproduction iron bell, coal shovel, etc. (3 boxes)

A Victorian silver butter spade by George Unite, Birmingham 1860, a/f, and a bottom marked silver shovel type condiment spoon

Late 19th/early 20th century coal receiver with shovel and liner

A Regency silver shovel-form caddy spoon, William Pugh, Birmingham, 1813

A DUTCH SILVER MINIATURE HATH AND SHOVEL marked with VS, 17th/18th century, with twist handles and original brush, length: 12cm (2). Provenance: Part of the collection (lots 167-231) formed by Baron Michiels van Verduynen (1885-1952), the Dutch ambassador to the Court of St James’(1939-1942). After the collection returned to the family’s residence Huys Clingendael. Thence by descent to the Barons Van Tuyll van Serooskerken.

A SET OF REGENCY STEEL FIRE TOOLS, circa 1815, comprising shovel, poker and tongs, all with drum pommels and knopped shafts, the shovel: 77cm long

Edwardian stained walnut slope-front coalbox, carved decoration, brass handle, labelled Artistic Coalbox, with a shovel.

A selection of various minerals, Park's book of Mining Geology 1906, one other geology book, a 1914 photograph "Manager and Underground Employees New Gogh Mines", photograph of Dreifontein Great Mine and an old mining shovel head

Builders Shovel

A pair of cast iron fire dogs in the style of 17th century cresset baskets, with twin splayed feet and billet bars to rear; presented with an associated set of fire tools, comprising shovel, poker and tongs

A collection of fireplace furniture, to include; a set of early Victorian brass and steel mounted fire tools, circa 1850, to include shovel, poker and tongs, each with rib-moulded knops to the handles and shafts, the shovel pierced, each approximately 75cm long; a pair of small steel and brass mounted andirons, George III style, 19th century, with urn finials, 29cm high, 18cm deep; and a steel grille or kettle stand, raised on multi-knopped legs

A snow shovel, 2 sweeping brushes and a pick stick

AN IRISH SILVER DISH, Dublin c.1973, mark of Royal Irish Silver Co., with commemorative torc mark, 14cm diameter; together with a pair of cased miniature silver pepper pots, modern; a set of three bright-cut engraved old Sheffield plated condiments and a novelty sugar helmet and shovel, (c.17 troy ozs all in excl. glass liners)

A VICTORIAN EBONISED AND BONE INLAID SLOPE FRONT COAL SCUTTLE, with shovel. 39cm high, 54cm deep, 34cm wide

1st–2nd century AD. A large rectangular incense shovel with shallow pan, the long edges with raised foliate decoration; U-section handle with ram's head finial, the other end with a superb theatrical mask of Silenus. See Yadin, Y., ‘The Finds from the Bar-Kokhba Period in the Cave of Letters’, in Israel Exploration Society, Jerusalem, 1963, pp.48-60; Yadin, Y., Bar-Kokhba, The Rediscovery of the legendary Hero of the Second Jewish Revolt Against Rome, New York, 1971; Weitzmann, K., (ed.) Age of Spirituality, Late Antique and early Christian Art, third to Seventh Century, catalogue of the Exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, November 19, 1977, Through February 12, 1978, New York, 1979, nos.342-343; Skupi?ska-Løvset, I., ‘Further Examples of Bronze Incense Shovels from Palestine’ in Études et Travaux XXII/2008, Warzawa, 2008, pp.215-223; similar specimen in the Metropolitan museum, accession number 00.13.7.2.2 kg, 35cm (13 3/4"). Property of an East Anglian collector; formerly acquired on the European art market in the 1990s; accompanied by an archaeological report by Dr. Raffaele D’Amato. The batillum was made specifically for ritual use of incense. As proposed by various scholars and as generally accepted these objects (batilla in Latin, mahtah in Hebrew) came from the Jewish tradition and used from the First Temple period to ritually sanctify the menorah. These objects were also used throughout the Graeco-Roman world. Another similar example is known from Pompeii (Yadin, 1963, pl.28"). The style seems to have spanned the eastern and central parts of the Roman Mediterranean. Fine condition.

A Vintage Wooden Ammunition Box Together with a German Military Folding Pick Shovel

A Collection of Garden Tools to Include Snow Shovel, Draining Spade and a Fork

Hallmarked silver items: A silver pin dish and silver spoon/shovel (approx 51g)

A Victorian mulch shovel, wrought iron pot stand and a yoke

TWO BOXES OF SUNDRY ITEMS, to include blow torches (Burmos, Optimus, etc), various rulers and T square, metal pump/sprayer, hanging paraffin lamp/heater, phones (Ericsson and Nokia), car radios (Phillips, Saisho, Radiomobile, etc) empty Motorola box, coal shovel, etc

A set of brass fire tools on stand including tongs, shovel, poker and brush also a brass toasting fork with urn finial and club and diamond decoration to fork (stand: h.40cm)

Mahogany and brass mounted coal Purdonium, complete with shovel, 31 x 34cm

A VICTORIAN NOVELTY TABLE CIGAR/CIGARETTE BOX, MODELLED AS A TAFF VALE RAILWAY (TVR) 1896 COAL WAGON, the hinged lockable cover with coal affect revealing two compartments, the body painted with wood affect with 'TVR 1896' painted in gold, and having metal buffers and wheels, 'Rd. 230537'. 28cm by 15cm by 16.5cmThe absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.Good to fair condition, losses to the coal effect on the lid, with pieces of coal and a coal shovel detached but present, some minor losses to the edge of the wood. Case does not sit evenly on all four wheels.

Aimé-Jules Dalou (1838, Paris-1902, ebd.), "Le Terasseur" , impressionistische Darstellung eines Arbeiters mit Schaufel über der Schulter, Bronze grün patiniert, signiert "Dalou", umlaufend in Plinthe bezeichnet "Bronze Susse Fres. Edts. Paris cire perdue", damit korrespondierender runder Gießerstempel, H.13,8cmAimé-Jules Dalou (1838, Paris-1902, ibid.), "Le Terasseur" , impressionistic depiction of a worker with shovel over his shoulder, bronze green patinated, signed "Dalou", circumscribed in plinth inscribed "Bronze Susse Fres. Edts. Paris cire perdue", corresponding round foundry stamp, h.13,8cm

Miscellaneous by-gones and collectables to include a grain shovel, lacrosse stick, boot scraper, gin trap etc.

A group of George V and later silver items, including two mustard pots with lids, one of cauldron form, with blue glass liner, 7 by 4.5 by 5.5cm high, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1912, a another mustard pot of oval form with pierced decoration to its sides and raised upon four feet, handle and lid joint loose, 7 by 4 by 5cm high, Boots Pure Drug Company, Birmingham 1919, each with an associated silver salt spoon, together with a Swedish silver pepper pot, with some rubbed marks, a/f top loose, 4.5 by 9cm high, s caddy spoon of shovel form, 13cm long, Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd. Sheffield 1943, together with four silver topped dressing table jars, and three pieces of silver plated including a toast rack in the form of seven rows of stacked guns, 11 by 8 by 11.5cm high, sugar tongs and mustard pot, 4.5toz of 925 silver. (1 bag)

An early 19th Century Georgian George III English antique fireside companion set in polished brass comprising of a shovel, tongs and fire iron. Each with large turned and ball finial handles. An impressive set Measures: 73cm long.

A 19th Century English Georgian George III antique fireside companion set in polished brass comprising of a shovel, tongs and fire iron. Each with large square and ball finial handles. Measures: 73cm long.

A silver shovel caddy spoon, import mark for London 1913

Brass coal scuttle, together with two brass shovels, tongs and poker (5) Condition: Scuttle with heavy wear particularly to handle, rear handle and original shovel now missing, fireirons all with wear. **Due to current lockdown conditions, bidders are unable to view lots in this online-only sale. Please therefore read the following: As this is a sale of second-hand and antique items, bidders should expect items to exhibit general wear and tear commensurate with age and use unless otherwise stated. Please carefully examine the images as they form part of the overall condition. Clevedon Salerooms are happy to provide further detailed information on request, if received by email or telephone at least 24 hours prior to the sale. The mention of a specific flaw or fault does not automatically mean that no other faults exist. Reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are a general assessment, not a forensic survey. Further category-specific condition information can be found in our Standard Terms and Conditions. The placing of a bid by you is taken by us as an indication that you have read, understood and agreed to these terms.

An art nouveau mahogany coal purdonium with with metal lined interior and coal shovel on brass ceramic castors. W:36cm x D:33cm x H:64cm

An oak coal purdonium with metal liner and shovel also with a copper scuttle. W:35cm x D:44cm x H:38cm

A collection of assorted hollowcast and diecast accessories, to include a Dinky Watchman's Hut with brazier, poker and shovel, Johillco bridge, haystack, beehive, rabbit hutch, water pump and blacksmith with hammer, horse and two anvils, Britains 7F tree and gate, Britains signpost, Dinky oil bin, Dinky post boxes and petrol pumps etc. (qty)

A near set of three brass fire irons comprising a poker, a shovel and tongs, also a spare set of tongs and a trivet. (5)