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A painted metal weather vane, decorated a ship, 100 cm wide

Memoirs and Correspondence of Viscount Castlereagh, second Marquess of Londonderry. Edited by his brother, Charles Vane, Marquess of Londonderry. Vol 1-4. 1st Ed Contemporary Binding. Ex libris

An enamel jug, a weather vane, a butter churn, handles, etc.

A Decorative weather vane (as found).

PLEASE NOTE CAST IRON ANCHOR HAS BEEN REMAOVED FROM THIS LOT AND NOW IS LOT 20P A mixed lot to include a cast iron boats anchor, wrought iron scrolled wall bracket, milk canister and a weather vane(def) (4) Condition Report:Available upon request

A large wrought iron cockerel weather vane, 141cm high

A metal cockerel weather vane, 110cm high

A weather vane featuring a Land Rover

A 20th century French zinc weather vane of spire form, height 100cm.

A METAL ARROW WEATHER VANE on a wooden base. 28ins high.

Vintage cast metal cockerel weather vane. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY POLYCHROME PAINTED WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WEATHER VANE148cm wide; 252cm high

A steel 'Fox' mounted weather vane, 91 cm long, a/f

A vintage cast iron weather vane, surmounted by a cockerel. Height 90cm.

A wall mounting weather vane lacking top

A white painted weather vane mounted to stake decorated with a gardener at work

Iron Weather Vane. Chimney pot, 49cm high. (2).

A rare pair of Delft plates, early 18th century, boldly painted in blue, red, green and yellow with a formal Dutch garden landscape showing a narrow canal before spired buildings and a prominent cockerel weather vane, with a rare Liverpool delftware plate painted in blue with the Eight Horses of Mu Wang after a Chinese original, damages and restoration, 29.5cm max. (3)

AN IRON WEATHER VANE WITH ARMS FOR THE FOUR POINTS OF THE COMPASS

A Modern Metal Weather Vane with Blacksmiths Motif, 60cms High Plus VAT

A Modern Black Painted Metal Weather Vane with Ridge Fitting and Blacksmith Motif, 64cm high (Plus VAT)

A very good large wrought iron weather vane, the top mounted with a cut-out of an English bull terrier.

An old black painted metal weather vane, 173cm high.

Zwei Fachbuecher Helmut Ricke, Glaskunst-Reflex der Jahrhunderte, Prestel Verlag, 1995, 383 Seiten; Christopher Vane Percy, Rene Lalique-Das Glas, Edition Popp, 1981, 192 Seiten.

A 19TH CENTURY CAST-IRON FRAME AND TIN WEATHER VANE, in the form of a cockrel. 108cm high, 65cm wide

A weather vane and a child's chalk board

Golden goose weather vane - Approx height: 165cm

Fox themed weather vane

Horse themed weather vane

Weather vane adorned with fox

Antique stone weather vane base

A mounted engine compressor vane from a Rolls Royce Olympus 593 engine which powered the Concorde aircraft, with integral certificate No 181/1999, framed, 47cm x 40cm.

A wrought iron crowing cock weather vane, mid 20th c, 68cm h, dart 118cm l, and a supporting tube Minor rust

PIG WEATHER VANE

Cockerel Weather Vane

AN AMERICAN FOLK ART SHEET METAL WEATHERVANE EARLY 20TH CENTURY Depicting two tobacco planters smoking a pipe, red paint finish 76cm wide, 56cm high For a very similar vane please see Potomack Company, Alexandria Virginia America, 2nd May 2022, Lot 2130 ($1,300)

HUGH VANE TURNER, British (XX/XXI), The Port of London, a pair, watercolour, both with prospects of St. Pauls, with assorted sailing barges and vessels, signed H.Vane Turner, 19cm x 45cm (2)

A wrought iron weather vane - black painted, the arrow pointer surmounted by a Perseus riding the winged horse Pegasus, 81.25 cm high; together with a blackened steel two-tier, seven light candelabra, modern, 60 cm high. (2)

A gilt metal weather vane depicting the three musketeers, mounted to a log base92 x 97cm

Southbend Oreno model 940-48, 4" early wooden lure with metal diving nose vane, c1929, a Surestrike mouse 3" wooden bait with glass eyes, some cracks to finish, and a Pflueger jointed Pike lure, 3.5" in green scale finish, glass eyes and metal lip, comes in Creek Chub worn box. (3)

FOUR BOXED OO GAUGE ACCURASCALE MODEL RAILWAY WAGON TRIPLE PACKS, to include a Seaham Dock Co. 4T ‘Black Waggons’ CIRCA 1950S, item no. ACC2808-I, a Lambton Collieries 'Earl of Durham' Chaldron Pack pre-1896 livery, item no. ACC2805-F, a Vane/Londonderry Collieries 4T ‘Black Waggons’, item no. ACC2809J, and a Londonderry Chaldron Pack Three 4T ‘Black Waggons’, in two body styles, circa 1960, item no. ACC2807-H, all appear in new condition with accessories and instructions, outer cardboard box in good condition inside a clear plastic sleeve, possibility of lightest storage related rubbing/handling marks to outer cover, although item appears new we are unable to confirm all parts and accessories are present

A cast-metal blacksmith weather vane.

A cast-metal cockerel weather vane.

A painted cast-iron cockerel weather vane.

A cast-iron Land Rover weather vane.

Group of Regency silhouette portraits, c. early 19th century, enclosed in various frames, largest 9cm x 6cm, a Regency portrait engraving of Sir Henry Vane in ebonised slip, portrait miniature of Mr Kempe Mason drawn by William Greenlees and later silhouette portraits.

After John Hoppner RA (British 1758-1810)," Frances Anne Vane, Mrs Michael Angelo Taylor (1769-1821) as Miranda in The Tempest by William Shakespeare" print, framed. (signs of foxing) (52cmx38cm)

Keith Murray - Wedgwood - A collection of four tankards, to include an example with a green matte glaze, one with a roundel depicting Barlaston, first firing circa 1940, one with a coat of arms for McGill University, Canada, and a plain fluted example, height of tallest 14cm, some damage, together with a set of four small ceramic tot cups of cylindrical form with a flared rim raised to a ringed foot, two transfer decorated with a transfer decal of a cockerel weather vane, KM and Wedgwood mark, height 7cm, damaged. (8)

A 20thC oxidised copper weather vane, 143cm high.

A metal weather vane

Weather Vane

A weather vane in the form of a gunman and gun dog mounted to a stake

A weather vane of farmer and horse ploughing. Approximately 37cm x 61cms

A COCKEREL BRASS WEATHER VANE on a early iron stand.

Novelty blacksmith made weather vane surmounted by an owl, on wooden base, overall height 115cm, width 75.5cm

A large weather vane with a model of a ship to the top finial, 192 cm h, 110 cm wide

Nine assorted mainly pre-war novels, including Guy Boothby: 'Connie Burt', L, Ward Lock, [1903], 1st edition, original decorative cloth gilt, Antonia White: 'The Lost Traveller', Pauline Hamer: 'Will-o'-the-Wisp', L, Bousfield, [1904], 1st edition, orig. cloth gilt, A.D. Frome: 'The Shining Sword', L, Hurst & Blackett, [1931], 1st edition, signed & inscribed, original cloth, George Vane: 'The Love Dream', 1913, 1st edition, review copy with publisher's blindstamp and printed slip loosely inserted, Lettice Cooper: 'We Have Come to a Country', 1935, 2nd impression, orig. cloth, plus others Aldous Huxley, Paul Tabori etc (9)

A fine silver gilt cased set of spoons with ornate floral engraving inscribed to Rev F.B Law from Frnaces Ann Vane, Marchioness of Londonderry (17 January 1800 – 20 January 1865) she was a wealthy Anglo-Irish heiress and noblewoman. the daughter of Sir Henry Vane-Tempest, 2nd Baronet. She married Charles William Stewart, 1st Baron Stewart. She became a marchioness in 1822 when Charles succeeded his half-brother as 3rd Marquess of Londonderry, Ancestor to Winston Churchill. (B).

A vintage painted sheet steel weather vane modelled as a footballer, width 109cm, height 85cm,

A wrought iron weather vane