A 1950s original fairground dodgem

An oil of canvas depicting Henrik Larsson and Billy Dodds
41 inches x 41 inches

Original work featuring ever popular cartoon character Popeye and his nemesis Bluto. Dimensions: 61cm x 46cm

Brass and leather telescope

LIMITED EDITION OF 150
 
DIMENSIONS 97cm x 82cm x 3 cm

Shadow Box Limited Edition Sculpture
Dimensions 60cm x 60cm x 15cm

Shadow Box Limited Edition Sculpture
Dimensions 69cm x 64cm x 13cm

Shadow Box Limited Edition Sculpture

Bronze sculpture, mounted for display.
Dimensions (including the display) 23.5 inches x 30.5 inches

Original oil on canvas 18" x 24" unframed 24" x 30" framed

Original oil on canvas 18" x 24" unframed 24" x 30" framed

Taken outside Old Street Underground station. This gyclee captuers the lightheartedness of the 'Mad Day Out' series.
 
Dimensions 88cm x 72cm

One of the 'Mad Day Out' series, taken by the Thames in London.
 
Dimensions 88cm x 72cm

Detailed replication of album cover.
Dimensions92cm x 92cm

Dimension 92cm x 46cm

Dimensions 92cm x 46cm

Dimensions 61cm x 46cm

Dimensions 92cm x 61cm

Detailed replica opf 1965 album cover.
Dimensions 92cm x 92cm

1963 album cover recreated.
Dimensions 92cm x 92cm

Replication of the album front cover
Dimensions 92cm x 92cm

Limited edition ceramic tile

Free standing serigraph on cut out steel. Two sides.
Dimensions 11.8cm x 40.8cm

Freestanding serigraph on cut out steel. Two sides.
Dimensions 35.5cm x 331cm x 8.5cm

Freestanding serigraph omn cut out steel. Two sides.
Dimensions 15.5cm x 20cm x 6.5cm

Freestanding serigraph on cut out steel. Two sides.
Dimensions 11.8cm x 40.8cm

Set of 10 limited edition Warhol prints.
Dimensions 92cm x 92cm x 2.5cm

A pub game - 'The Admiral's Mistress'

Wire wheels from an Aston Martin. Available in a range of colours, blue, red, green, yellow and white.
 
Price for a set of four

Art Deco Barometer and Thermometer

Manufactured by Stanley in 1930 (approx) This beautiful instrument comes complete with a brass and wooden tripod

Original Copper Ships Lantern

A beautiful piece by the famous jewellery designer Theo Fennell.

A railway telephone converted to modern use.

Art noveaux liberty pewter inkwell

Mahogany and brass ships list gauge

Ships rudder.

A brass sextant

Leather 'Sam Brown'

Very early opium item with accessories

A beautiful Fremch metronome

A rail log from a sailing ship. Comes complete with a wooden plinth.

Scientific gauge

Advertising sign for Wriggleys chewing gum

A 1940s Bakerlite radio. For decoration purposes only.

A pair of original hackney carriage signs.

Very early persian, brass stirrups

W&T Avery Garden Weighing Machine
Made by W&T Avery -Manufacturers of Weighing, Counting and Testing Machines - of Birmingham, England

An original puppet from the hit TV show.

24" x 18" unframed

Old fashioned ejector seat from a UK fighter plane

AMI Jukebox

With a glass top

Seats from an Aston Martin, fitted to stands for use in the home or office.
 
Price is for individual chair.

Beautiful design on this claris cliff plate

Full uniform

Wood & Son's English scenery design in blue and white

Poppy design in blue and white

The price is for an individual collar.

2nd hand

Late 19th Century

Price is for individual vase

Sylvester Stallone as the lengendary 'Rocky Balboa'

Original oil on canvas
18" x 24" unframed
24" x 30" framed

Original oil on canvas
18" x 24" unframed
24" x 30" framed

Original oil on canvas
18" x 24" unframed
24" x 30" framed

Original oil on canvas
18" x 24" unframed
24" x 30" framed

Original oil on canvas
18" x 24" unframed
24" x 30" framed

27" x 24" Framed

23" x 20" Framed

14"x 23" Framed

22.5" x 26.5" Framed

17" x 17.5" Framed

16.5" x 13.5" Framed

28" x 23"

Metal Advertsing Sign
 
30" x 21"

£20 each or 3 for £50

13.5" x 15.5" Framed

18" x 22" Framed

This is a beautiful 1940s display cabinet

In 1966, Scott Paper Company invented the paper dress, intended as a marketing tool. For one dollar, women could buy the dress and also receive coupons for Scott paper products. The paper dress, shapeless and unattractive, wasn't an invention meant to be taken seriously, but women surprised the company by ordering half a million of these dresses in under a year. It might sound surprising to us, but when you remember that this was a time in history that had just gotten used to disposable cutlery, plates and diapers, this new fashion was appealing. People were demanding more convenience and instant gratification. What was more instantly gratifying than a dress you could hem yourself with only a pair of scissors, or a dress that could simply be thrown out if it got dirty?As the trend took off, companies began to experiment with style and fabric, adding other materials to the paper to make a sturdier garment that could even be washed. Mars Manufacturing Company invented a wide range of paper dresses, from a basic A-line style to a paper evening dress to a full paper wedding gown, all for under $20. Other companies followed suit, inventing such things as paper slippers, paper bell-bottom suits and waterproofed paper raincoats and bikinis. There was even a paper dress invented that grew herbs when water was added. In their short history, paper dresses became more stylish than the original, patterned with '60s paisley and psychedelic prints. Some paper dresses were sold that could be decorated by the consumer. Even Andy Warhol got in on the trend, creating a design based on his famous Campbell's soup can print.
 
46" x 29" Framed

21" x 25" Framed

27" x 31" Framed

27.5" x 31.5"
Framed

Orignal Cinema Posters
 
19.5" x 24.5"
Framed