for our Antique, Fine Art and Collectables auction held on Wednesday 9th of March 2005
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| 531 | An Eastern copper and brass tazza 10", a pair of turned green lacquered stub candlesticks, a circular engraved copper bowl, do. dish, rams horn set hardstones and other Eastern curios £20-30 | - |
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| 532 | A Bush portable radio, receiver type TR82C £15-25 | - |
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| 533 | A plastic fairy doll and 1 other £5-10 | - |
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| 534 | A Bush portable radio, receiver type 32B (base cracked) £5-10 | - |
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| 535 | A model passenger jet "Spirit of Delta" and 2 others Novair £25-45 | - |
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| 536 | An 18th Century circular embossed copper bowl decorated trefoil, 17" £30-50 | - |
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| 537 | A Mah jong set, cased £20-30 | - |
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| 538 | A pair of Eastern carved hardwood panels contained in oak frames 14" x 11" £10-15 | - |
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| 539 | A childs Silver Cross perambulator £10-20 | - |
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| 540 | A 19th Century embossed brass Punch book cover, decorated a seated Mr Punch 11" x 8" £30-50 | - |
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| 541 | A lady's 19th/20th Century Gladstone travelling bag, the front section fitted 4 cut glass bottles with silver plated mounts, together with various manicure implements £30-60 | - |
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| 542 | An old field telephone, cased £30-50 | - |
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| 544 | An iron and wooden toboggan £10-20 | - |
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| 545 | A circular WMF style embossed pewter twin handled bowl, the rim decorated grapes, with planished body and raised on 3 shaped feet 12" (burnished) £10-20 | - |
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| 546 | A Scooter 2000 radio controlled robot £10-15 | - |
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| 547 | A large and impressive pair of 19th Century cloisonne enamel vases 25" £70-100 | - |
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| 548 | A 19th Century Victorian pierced cast iron 6 tier plant stand (1 replaced with fibre glass substitute) £150-200 | - |
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| 549 | A set of 3 Victorian pierced cast iron garden seats (1 cracked) £150-200 | - |
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| 550 | A City of Westminster enamelled street sign "Tufton Street SW1" £30-50 | - |
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| 551 | A 19th Century German biscuit porcelain figure of W G Grace wearing MCC cap at the wicket, the base marked Grace The Cricketer, 9" £40-60 | - |
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