Stanley Plane

Lot 220.  

A Stanley 55 combination plane.  

Estimate £100 - £150.  For Auction 2nd March

One of several Planes for auction on Wednesday 2nd March.

Get Your Groove On

 

Lot 102

2nd March Auction

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For Auction 2nd March

Manhattan Style

Lot 365.

A Guy Rogers 'Manhattan' sofa bed and reclining armchair 

Estimate £300 - £500

For Auction 2nd March

Spring is on its way - Outdoor Seating at Boldon

Spring is just around the corner - come and view this morning (10am-1pm) we have fabulous garden arch and seat sets and patio furniture. #auction #garden #spring #springday #spring2022 #outdoorspace

Erling Torvits for Klim Furniture

Lot 363.

A rosewood bureau, by Erling Torvits for Klim Furniture

Estimate £300 - £500

To be offered for Auction 2nd March 2022

Severin Brorby Glass

Lot 41.
A Severin Brorby Hadeland Sommerso glass of rectangular tapering form, cased in green and blue, marked 70/7 S.B., 19cm height
Estimate £50 - £80
For Auction 2nd March

Papers Please

 

Lot 225.

A trio of unnamed medals, and assorted ephemera, to include a German medical note "Findings of the International mixed medical commission dated October 8th 1944: Heart muscle damage that has subsided after diphtheria.  Not to go home"
Estimate £30 - £50

For Auction 2nd March

Wonderful Whitefriars Glass

Lot 42.

Two Whitefriars pewter coffin shaped vases, designed by Geoffrey Baxter and three glass vases

Estimate £60 - £100 

For Auction 2nd March

Deans Rag Book Polar Bears

Lot 235.

A Deans Rag Book Polar Bear and one other

Estimate £100 - £150

For Auction 2nd March

Fan-Tastic Dancing

Lot 32.

A pair of Art Deco style nude ballerina figures holding fans, 25cm height
Estimate £20 - £40

For Auction 2nd March 

Parkinson and Frodsham half Hunter pocket watch

Lot 253.

A 9ct gold half Hunter pocket watch, movement signed 'Parkinson and Frodsham, London'
Estimate £300 - £500

For Auction 2nd March

Who You Gonna Call?

Lot 40.

Three L. M. Ericsson of Sweden 'Cobra' phones, circa 1960

Estimate £50 - £80

For Auction 2nd March

19th Century work box

Lot 15.
A 19th century rosewood and brass bound work box, opening to reveal a fitted interior, with silver plated bottles, below a single drawer, 31cm width
Estimate £80 - £120
For Auction 2nd March

Money, Money, Money

Lot 238.
A collection of Coins, various
Estimate £50 - £80
For Auction 2nd March

Remembering the Good Times!

Lot 229.
A 1937 FA Cup Final ticket and song sheet and a 1938 FA Cup Final ticket stub
Estimate £30 - £50
For Auction 2nd March

Regency Style

 

Lot 76.   

A Regency style gilt circular mirror with bevelled glass, with console table and wall bracket, (3), 79cm height x 52cm diameter  

Estimate £80 - £120.  For Auction 2nd March.

'Fiesta' Time

Lot 83.  A collection of 11 'Fiesta' jugs has caught our Auctioneer's eye.  For Auction 2nd March.

Made by Homer Laughlin China Company, USA, these simple Art Pottery jugs have Art Deco style combined with a  streamlined shape

Gorgeous Local Glass

Lot 73.

For Auction 2nd March

Eighteen pieces of individual coloured glass panels, some made by Hartley Wood and Company, Sunderland

Hartley Wood and Co. Limited were a company of glass manufacturers in Sunderland from the mid 1850s to the the late 1990s.  

Interested in learning more? The company's records from 1849 until closure can be accessed from the Tyne and Wear Archives.

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Roaring into Boldon

Lot 1

A Norton Dominator 600cc Motorbike

(with matching numbers)

For Auction 2nd March 2022

Pedal Power

An early painted and wood fabricated metal Daimler Sports pedal car by Lines Brothers, cream bodywork, black trim, circa 1940's, registration LB4242, part of the 'Rambler' Series.

Sold £2,600, 16th February 2022

Birds of A Feather

Lot 294.

A cold painted bronze figure group of a pair of Budgies by Franz Bergman, stamped 'Namgreb', 10cm x 10cm approx.

Estimate £50 - £80

For Auction 16th February

Pedal to the Metal

Lot 58.

An early painted and wood fabricated metal Daimler Sports pedal car by Lines Brothers,  cream bodywork, black trim, circa 1940's, registration LB4242, part of the 'Rambler' Series

Estimate £1,000 - £1,500

For Auction 16th February

Lines Bros. Ltd was a British toy manufacturer, operating principally under the Tri-ang brand name. At its peak, the company claimed to be the largest toy maker in the world. As well as Pedal Cars they made Rocking Horses, Scooters, Hopping Poles, Doll's Carriages, Cycles, Model Aircraft, Swings and Doll's Houses for almost a century.  On the basis that three lines make a triangle they adopted the brand name Tri-ang.