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a Pair of Staffordshire Bone China Models of Recumbent Stag and Doe, circa 1840, each animal washed in pale salmon pink, lying before a hollow tree trunk vase, its branches and edges applied with grass shredding, picked out in orange and green, 12cm; A Similar Figure of a Recumbent Doe, before a hollow tree trunk, 12.5cm; and A Staffordshire Model of a Recumbent Doe, approximately 12.5cm (4)

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an Unusual Drabware Model of a Recumbent Stag, brown, sponged in black, lying with head turned back over its flank, 14.5cm

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a Pair of Staffordshire Earthenware Stag and Doe Ink Well Figures, circa 1840, each at lodge on an uncoloured rocky mount with a central dipping hole, 11.6cm; and A Staffordshire Bone China Model of a Recumbent Doe, upon a high hollow mound washed in thick green and applied with shredded puce and yellow grasses, 11.5cm (3)

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an Enamelled Pearlware Model of a Standing Spotted Deer, Staffordshire, circa 1830, standing with head turned over its right shoulder, before a slender flowering tree bocage, the oblong base moulded with flowerheads picked out in puce and yellow, 14cm (restoration); and A Later Staffordshire Earthenware Model of a Prancing Deer/Zebra(?) (highly re-touched)

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Two Pottery Models of Reclining Deer, comprising: a Ralph Wood-type model, the animal sponged in blue ochre and brown and lying with head turned over its shoulder, upon a green washed base, 15.3cm; the second deer of more primitive aspect, its body sponged in blue and ochre, 14.5cm

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an Enamelled Pearlware Model of a Standing Deer, early 19th century, standing looking over its shoulder at a fantastical tree, made up of brightly coloured leaves, yellow ochre, blue and purple, 20.5cm (minor repair to one leaf)

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a Staffordshire Enamelled Pearlware Model of a Roe Buck, circa 1840, beneath a bocage, white but for two brown patches, the base washed in green, the bocage picked out in green and brown, 11cm

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a Staffordshire Enamelled Pearlware Model of a Standing Spotted Deer, circa 1810, standing on a rustic oblong base, the front moulded with scrolls, picked out in blue enamel, tree bocage truncated, 14.5cm

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a Group of Five Staffordshire Models of Deer, late 18th/early 19th century, comprising: an attractive enamelled Pearlware model of a doe, recumbent upon a high green washed ground, 9cm; with four other recumbent deer (three bone china), the fourth a toy trickle glazed stag, 5.5cm

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a Group of Staffordshire Five Enamelled Pearlware Models of Recumbent Deer, circa 1840, comprising: two matched pairs of doe and stag, on moulded bases, picked out with blue enamel scroll work; the fifth being a Salt model of a recumbent stag (lacking antler), with scroll embossed mark "Salt", approximately 11cm (repairs)

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a Staffordshire Pair of Enamelled Pearlware Models of Recumbent Deer, circa 1840, well modelled, doe and stag reclining upon an oblong green base, moulded with yellow scented pink flowers, 10.3cm; and Another Enamelled Model of a Recumbent Deer Beneath a Flowering Bocage, approximately 9.5cm (minor damage) (3)

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a Pair of Staffordshire Coloured Earthenware Spill Vase, Stag and Fawn Groups, circa 1880, 8.5cm (restorations); and A Larger Staffordshire Model of a Stag, fore leg raised and standing under a tree trunk vase, 14.5cm (restoration to front leg) (3)

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a Good Staffordshire Bone China Model of a Leaping Deer, circa 1840, finely modelled with back legs barely touching the base, supported in mid air against a white tree trunk rising from the rocky base with shredded grass detail, 14.5cm; and Two Smaller Staffordshire Bone China Stag Groups (minor restorations) (3)

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a Pair of Finely Modelled Staffordshire Bone China Figures of Stags, circa 1840, each standing with one foreleg raised before a simple tree, largely in the white except for green coloured shredded moss, 9. 5cm long; and A Single Similar but Smaller Model of a Deer, impressed marks "313" (restoration to antlers and one front leg) (3)

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a Rare Enamelled Pearlware Model of a Ram or Goat, standing before a green washed rocky outcrop on a paler green mound base, the beast standing with one fore leg raised and covered in brown patches, 10cm

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a Rare Staffordshire Bone China Model of a Goat, circa 1840, the shaggy grey animal lying on a moss encrusted green rocky base before a brown spill vase tree, 11.5cm (minor chip to back of tree)

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a Good On-Glaze Coloured Pearlware Model of a Recumbent Stag, late 18th/early 19th century, white with puce patches and recumbent upon a high green wash scroll edged base, a bocage of four flowers behind, 14.3cm (minor damage to bocage)

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a Staffordshire Enamel Pearlware Model of a Recumbent Stag, circa 1800, lying on a green washed nest upon a rectangular slab base with brown outline, the animal half washed in iron red with darker iron red patches, 14.8cm (ears restored)

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a Rare Chamberlains (Worcester) Regent China Model of a White Deer, lying below a gilt flowering bocage upon a green enamelled mound, placed on a simulated marble rectangular slab base, script mark in puce "Chamberlains Regent China Worcester", 8.8cm (repairs to ears, chips to leaves on bocage)

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a Chamberlain's (Worcester) Toy Model of a Stag, late 18th/early 19th century, lying on a pink oval mound, in the white except for gilt antlers and coronet collar, script mark in puce "Chamberlains Worcester", 4.6cm (restoration to antlers and ears, rubbing of gilding); together with A Larger Porcelain Model of a Recumbent Stag, lying on a "dry blue" mound base, iron red "CB" possibly for Charles Bourne, 9cm (restoration to ears, antlers and facial features) (2)

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a Chamberlains (Worcester) Regent China Model of a White Stag, lying beneath a gilt flowering leafy tree, puce mark "Chamberlains Regent Porcelain Worcester and 155 New Bond Street, London (chip to base at rear, chips to antler and left ear and leaves, rubbing to gilt lined border) (2) black no: 263; and A Bone China Model of a Stag Recumbent on a Rocky Blue Base (2)

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a Derby Porcelain Model of Stag, 1750's, at lodge with a wisp of reeds sweeping over its flanks, its upper body slightly raised against its left leg, largely in the white except for facial details, antlers and the applied flowers, patch marks, bears dealers paper label "Manheim", 9.5cm (restoration to left ear, right hind leg and antlers)

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Two Pairs of Tree Trunk Spill Vase Models of Recumbent Deer, circa 1840, one pair of bone china, sparsely coloured, the second pair of earthenware with deer lying on yellow bases, 9cm and 12cm; and A Single Bone China Model of a Recumbent Deer, in the white but with gilt markings, 14.5cm (small repairs) (3)

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an Enamelled Model of a Standing Deer, before a fruiting bocage growing on a slender stem rising above a central stream, 16cm (repair to bocage)

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a Bone China Slip Cast Model of a Stag, circa 1835, recumbent upon a gnarled oval base washed in green, the fawn coloured stag turning its head round and licking its back, 12.5cm (restoration to ear and antler)

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a Pratt-Type Model of a Deer, late 18th/early 19th century, of small size, the ochre washed animal with yellow antlers lying on a green washed base, 6.5cm; and A Staffordshire Majolica Model of a Recumbent Deer, circa 1800, (damaged and repaired) (2)

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Two Carved Wood Chamois; An Ibex; A Resin Model of a Roe Deer, inscribed "C. Lanchesier 81", 21.2cm high; and A Pottery Figure of a Recumbent Roe Deer, indistinctly signed, 20cm high (5)

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Dreweatt Neate Godalming Salerooms

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A mutton fat and russet jade model of a goose, 6cm high

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A Royal Worcester Model of "The Bather Surprised", circa 1924, modelled by James Hadley as a scantily draped young woman resting against a shot gold tree trunk, standing on a canted rectangular base, printed crown and circle mark incorporating date code, shape no. 486, 39.5cm

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A Meissen Plain White Porcelain Model of a Diving Gull, 20th century, captured with upward pointing wings as it touches the crest of a wave while looking for prey, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, also impressed mark and "weiss", 37cm high on an ebonised wood plinth (one wing tip chipped an restored)

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A Lady's 18ct Gold Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, model: Datejust, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, Ref: 6917, circa 1985, self-winding lever movement with hacking seconds, gilt coloured dial with applied baton markers, date aperture beneath magnifying glass, centre seconds, case with screw down winding crown, faceted bezel, screw back, 18ct gold Jubilee bracelet, 25mm wide

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An Edison Home Phonograph, serial number "H69118", model "H 4 minute", with oak veneered bentwood cover, the oak case with gilt and black stencilled lettering, with a later black tin horn, 46cm

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A Finely Constructed Wood and Plastic Caldercraft Kit Built Model of HMS Tug Boat "Resolve", full deck detailing including twin funnels, two masts with string rigging, finished in battleship grey, 112cm long

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A Finely Constructed Wood and Plastic Caldercraft Kit Built Model of a Boston Typhoon Trawler, full deck detailing including single funnel, twin masts with string, under a Perspex case, 142cm long

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A Finely Constructed Wood and Plastic Kit Built Model of the San Felipe Spanish Man O' War 85 Gun Ship of the Line, with full deck detailing including three masts with string rigging, mounted on a wooden stand under a Perspex and wooden case, 100cm long

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A Finely Constructed Wood and Plastic Kit Built Model of the American Vespucci Italian Sail Training Ship, with full deck detailing including three masts and stringing, mounted on a wooden stand under a Perspex case, 122cm long

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A Finely Constructed Wood and Plastic Kit Built Model of the Rovuma Steam Passenger Coaster, with twin screw brass propellers, full deck detailing including single funnel and twin anchors with mechanical winch, mounted on a wooden plinth under a Perspex and wooden case, 114cm long

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A Finely Constructed Wooden Hulled Kit Built Model of the Tug "Comet", with twin screw brass propellers, single funnel with whistle, single mast, two lifeboats, twin anchors with mechanical winch, plastic detailing, finished in brown, white and black, housed in a Perspex case, approximately 122cm long

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A Fine Precision Built Architectural Wooden Scale Model of Wentworth Woodhouse Mansion, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, 3/32 inch to 1 foot, made by J. A. Dent, Rievaulx, Helmsley, North Yorkshire 1974, mounted on a wooden plinth under a Perspex cover, 167.5cm by 76cm; together with An Architects Drawing (2)

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A Fine Quality Live Steam Scale Model of the 1890 York-Bolton Mill Engine and Steam Plant, manufactured by Historic Steam Models, Surrey, serial no. 00104, the vertical boiler with current test certificate, with twin cylinder engine, gas container, feed water reservoir, sludge tank and lamp, mounted on a wooden base under a Perspex case, 42cm by 40cm, 39cm high, complete with instruction manual

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A Precision Built 1 inch Scale Live Steam Model of a Road Roller Engine by Maxwell Hemmens, the spirit fired copper boiler with test certificate for 1985, pressure gauge, solid fly-wheel, whistle, pressure safety valve and water pump, the model finished in green, red and black paintwork, the canopy with brass chimney extension, 57cm long, complete with instruction manual

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A Precision Built 1 1/2inch Scale Markie Live Steam Model of a Ploughing Engine, the gas or coal fired copper boiler with current test certificate and fittings including pressure gauge, water gauge, safety valve and blower, single cylinder engine with drain co*cks and pipes, mechanical lubricator, Stephenson's link reverse, eccentric driven feed pump and spoked fly wheel, chassis details include spoked straked wheels, steering rods and chains, finished in red and black paintwork; together with a Two Wheel Trailer Gas Tank, and instruction manual (2)

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A Finely Engineered Live Steam Scale Model of the "Grand Engine Plant" with "Skipton Boiler", manufactured by John Burrell, steam engineer, York, no PO11, the gas fired vertical boiler with current test certificate, mounted on a wooden base with four different steam engines with all connections, water tanks, oil tanks, oiling points, four electric generator and lamps, housed in a Perspex cover, 56cm by 56cm, height 39cm, complete with instruction manual *This is one of only two made, the other being in the Smithsonian Museum, New York

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A Precision Built 1 1/2inch Scale Markie Live Steam Model of a Burrell Scenic Showman's Engine, the gas fired boiler with current test certificate, pressure gauge, hand feed pump, whistle ratchet oiler, rear crane, canopy with lights supported on brass olivers with sign written fascia board "Electric Amusem*nts on Tour", chimney extension, plaque "C. Burrell & Sons Ltd, Engineers", eccentric steam valve, rubber road tyres, finished in green, black and red paintwork, 60cm long; together with a Two Wheel Trailer Gas Tank and Coal Fired Conversion Kit, with instruction manual (3)

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A Precision Built 2 inch Scale Live Steam Model of a Sentinel Steam Wagon, with vertical copper boiler, fittings including pressure gauge, three speed gear box, hand brake, twin cylinder engine, rear water tank, chain drive to rear axle, rubber tyres twin back wheels and spare wheel, the cab and detachable wooden plank over open back, finished in blue and red paintwork, sign written "Albert Hinchcliffe, Steam Haulier, Burslem, Staffs", registration plate "E429", mounted on a wooden plinth under. a Perspex cover, 86cm long (no boiler certificate)

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A Precision Built 3 1/2inch Scale Live Steam Model of Stephenson's Rocket Model No. 23, built for J.A. Dent, York by Maxwell Hemmens in 1985, the copper boiler with test certificate runs on solid fuel and has a wood plank cover, the engine is finished in black and pulls a tender constructed from natural wood, mounted on a display track and under a glass and wood case, 40cm long, complete with instruction manual

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A Precision Built 3 1/2 inch Scale Live Steam Model of Stephenson's Locomotion No. 1, built for J.A. Dent, York by Maxwell Hemmens in 1986, the 17cm brass boiler with test certificate has a wood plank cover and runs on water or fuel, the engine is finished in matt black and pulls a tender constructed from natural wood, mounted on a display track and under a glass and wood case, 43cm long, complete with instruction manual

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A Well Engineered 3 1/2 inch Gauge O.S. Porter Live Steam Model of the B.R. Class 9F 2-10-0 Evening Star Locomotive and Tender No. 92220, fittings include water and pressure gauges, safety, blower, injector, whistle, valves, chassis has twin outside cylinders with Walschaert's valve gear, drain co*cks and pipes, mechanical lubricator, steam operated brake gear etc, finished in black and green B.R. livery, mounted on a display track under a Perspex case, 129cm long, 19cm wide, 27cm high, complete with instruction manual (no boiler certificate)

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A Well Engineered 3 1/2inch Gauge O.S. Porter Live Steam Model of the B.R. Class 7 4-6-2 Britannia Locomotive and Tender, NO. 70000, fittings include water and pressure gauges, safety, blower, injector, whistle, valves, chassis has twin outside cylinders with Walschaert's valve gear, drain co*cks and pipes, mechanical lubricator, steam operated brake gear etc, finished in black and green livery, mounted on display track under a Perspex case, 133cm long, 19cm wide, 27cm high, complete with instruction manual (no boiler certificate)

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A Precision Built 2 inch Scale Live Steam Model of a Shand Mason Horse Drawn Fire Engine, manufactured by Maxwell Hemmens, York, the model has a copper boiler with test certificate, normal fittings, twin cylinder engine with cylinder head lubricators, scotch cranks, eccentric driven feed pump and stop co*ck, twin spoked fly-wheels and twin direct coupled water pumps, water tanks, Suction & Delivery Hose, chassis and body details include spoked wooden wheels with metal rim, coal bunker, drivers seat with brass rail to back, brake gear, bell, pair of lamps, York Fire Brigade plaque, finished in red and black paintwork with brass plaque inscribed "Sr/and Mason & Co, Engineers, London", mounted on a mahogany base with drawer and under a Perspex case, 56cm long and complete with an operating instruction manual

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An Exhibition Class 2 inch Scale Model of a Marshall Compound Five Ton Steam Tractor, built by the late William Jarvis of Sandbach, Cheshire, to the drawings of W.J. Hughes, a winner of the 1961 Model Engineer Exhibition Championship Cup, the double crank compound engine has motion driven Wakefield type mechanical lubricator, Pickering Governor, twin safety valves feed water pump driven from crank shaft, regulator, simpling valves and Stephenson link gear reversing, chassis fittings include a cable drum, handbrake, blower, water lifter, two gear drive, suspension on front and rear axles and belly tank with inspection plate, mounted on a mahogany stand under a Perspex case (no boiler certificate)

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A Fine Quality Builders Wooden Dockyard Model of the 7150-Ton Turret Deck Steamer "Countess Warwick", built by William Doxford & Sons Ltd, Sunderland, for Messrs Williams & Mobdry, Cardiff, circa early 1900's, complete with deck details including anchors and anchor winch, full running and standing rigging, four lifeboats, hand railing, companion ways etc, finished in black, maroon and cream, in a glazed mahogany case with turned pillars, ivorine plaque and velvet base, boat 170cm long, overall 65cm by 206cm

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A Unique Scratch Built 1/3 Scale Live Steam Working Model of `Gavioli Bill' - an Emerson and Hazard Fairground Galloper's Engine, built by Bill Stables of Ulverston over a ten year period between 1973 and 1983, the brass, copper and steel model with hundreds of working parts, horn and whistle, folding chimney and wrythen fluted rail posts, on a tile set mahogany plinth, 67cm long, 40cm wide, 104cm high

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1959 Norton 490c.c. Model ES2 Reg.No. OTY 673 Engine/Frame No. P480011. Norton's famous ES2 model was first introduced in 1932 and lasted for well over thirty years such was its popularity. The engine dimensions of 79mm by 100mm were used by James Lansdowne Norton on his first models and it was truly a fact that he 'got it right' first time. This example is in very good overall condition and has had but three owners from new with a genuine 29600 miles showing on the speedometer. Offered with a Swansea registration document it is taxed and M.O.T. tested until September.

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1913 White 30h.p. Model GAD Tourer, Car No. 17881. More famous for the manufacture of steam cars, Rollin H. White produced his first car in 1900 at Cleveland Ohio. They were extremely popular in the early years of the century but by 1910 petrol cars were being produced. Tennants are please to offer this completely original example which was extracted from a Nebraska barn (it still carries its Nebraska No. plate 45299 NEB) several years ago and has been in storage in this country ever since. An extremely rare motor car in its native country it is equipped with both electric lighting by Gray & Davis and an electric starting mechanism. It has a four speed gearbox and the magneto still has the original protective leather cover in place. Stopping power is provided by both internal expanding and external contracting brakes on the rear wheels, a common feature on several makes of American car of this period. Copies of an Instruction manual sales brochure etc. come with the car. It has detachable rims which make tyre changing easy in the event of a puncture. The upholstery is somewhat worn and would benefit from some sympathetic attention. There is no hood fitted as this was an optional extra and the new owner will be left with the difficult choice of either preserving the original or restoring this lovely old motor car. A very rare opportunity to acquire possibly the only White petrol propelled motor car in this country. No registration documentation comes with the car.

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Anthemion Auctions

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A Connoisseur model by Beswick of Black Beauty and foal, on an oval base, 28 cms wide.

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John Nicholson

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A SILVER MODEL OF A BUGATTI CAR

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John Nicholson

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A VERY GOOD SILVER MODEL OF A HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE

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Sworders

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An architects model of the Sainsbury wing of the National Gallery, designed by Venturi Raunch & Scott Brown, mounted in a glazed case with a Latin inscription and translation. This model was presented by the Trustees of the National Gallery to the three donors following the opening by the Queen on 9th July 1991

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Gorringes

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A 'Liberty's of London' brown leather model of an elephant, 20ins