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Anthemion Auctions.
19 October 2005 10:00 am
Viewing 19 Sep 9:00 am - 9:45 am
17 Oct 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
18 Oct 9:00 am - 6:30 pm
Title: Sporting Memorabilia Auction including the John Charles
Collection
Information:
Includes The John Charles Collection For the Gentle Giant
Trust gJohn Charles C.B.E. 1931 | 2004 Leeds United, Juventus & Walesh
John Charles was a true sporting legend and the lots in
the collection form the residue of his footballing collection
| The bulk of which has been donated to numerous charitable
causes over the past 40 years. The proceeds of the sale
will be donated to the eGentle Giant Trustf, which was
established in 2002.
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Dreweatt Neate
19 October 2005 10.30am
Viewing 15 Oct 9am - 12.30pm
17 Oct 9.30am - 7pm
18 Oct 9.30am - 5pm
19 Oct 9am - 10.30am
Title: Antiques and Fine Art
Information
Sale includes Ceramics, Furniture, Clocks, etc.
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Wellers Auctioneers
Date: 22 Oct 2005 09:30
Reason for Sale: On instructions of a National Plant Hire
Company, Surplus & Off Hire Stock
Viewing: On sale day only from 7am.
Catalogue Info: Available from the auctioneers.
Additional Info: Late entries may be accepted on the Thursday
prior to the sale subject to agreement with Auctioneers.
Off the B386 south west of Chertsey, 5 minutes from Junction
11 on M25, 10 minutes from M3/M25 intersection, 10 miles
north of Guildford
Content: CONTRACTORS, AGRICULTURAL & GROUNDCARE PLANT
AND MACHINERY
8 excavators:
1999 JCB 5T
1998 & 1999 JCB 801.4
1998 JCB 1.57
3 off 1998 JCB 803
1997 JCB 803.4
5 Dumpers:
1997 Bobcat 6 ton
2000 Barford 5 ton and three 2000 AUSA 1 ton high lift
1999 Rammax and 1998 Amann Rollers
1999 Benford Vibroll
2000 Benford Breaker
Compare P180 Compressor
15 Fuel & Water Bowsers
Mixers, Tile Hoists, Cut Off Saws
Jacking Equipment. Power Packs
300 Amp Diesel Welder
Wacker Rammer
Floor Saws, Scabblers
Winches, Skates & Shackles
50 mainly MacDonald Road Breakers
Trenchless Technologies Hydraulic Pipe Burster,400mm
Butt Fusion, 80V and 40V Fusion Machines, Pipe Pushers etc
Range of Groundcare Equipment Inc:
2001 John Deere 5400 4WD Tractor, 900 hrs
1996 Case 3210 4WD
Kubota ST30 4WD Tractor, 1400 hrs
Kubota F2400 4WD Outfront 60" Tractor Mower, 1600 hrs
Ransomes Commander 3500 5-unit Gang Mower
Amazone Profihopper Flail Mower
Torro GM3000 Greens Mower
Sisis TDS32 Mounted Spiker
Also, Timber Builder's Sundries, New Tools, Nursery Stock
etc etc.
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General Auctions Ltd
Date: 22 Oct 2005 11:00
Viewing: Friday 21st October from 5pm - 10pm and on Saturday
from 9am
Reason for Sale: RE: Klausner Furniture (By order of the
Bailiff)
Catalogue Info: free to download from auctioneers website
from the Thursday prior to sale.
Content: APPROXIMATELY 80 NEW LOUNGE SUITES IN LEATHER AND
CLOTH STYLES, DINING ROOM FURNITURE, DRESSERS, TABLES, RUGS,
MIRRORS AND PICTURES.
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Dreweatt Neate.
26 October 2005 10am
Viewing 22 Oct 9am - 12.30pm
24 Oct 9am - 6pm
25 Oct 9.30am - 4.30pm
Title: Affordable Pictures and Books.
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Asset Management Services (UK) Ltd
Date: 26 Oct 2005 10:00
Viewing: Day prior 10.30am to 6.30pm and morning of sale
from 9am.
Monthly Collective Sale
Content: MIXED COMMERCIAL GOODS
Range of Office Furniture and Equipment incl: Gesika Piano
Desks; Chairs; Cupboards; Boardroom Table. 100 x Pallets
of Office Stationery and Equipment.
Computer Systems and Accessories: emachines 2.5Ghz; 2 x
Dell 1.7Ghz; Compaq Evo 1.7Ghz; Excellence 1.5Ghz; 15" TFT
Monitors; 2 x Fujitsu Siemens Laptops, 750Mhz and 933Mhz;
1997, Noritsu QSS2211 Complete Minilab Printer System; Masterlab
and 740+ Advanced Photo System; Brother/Canon/HP/Lexmark/Epson
Printers; Scanners; Multifunction Centres.
Electrical Goods: Lanier M5222 Photocopier; Brother/Samsung/Canon
Fax Machines; Televisions; Portable DVD Players; Stereo Systems;
Vacuum Cleaners.
Motorcycle Equipment: 40 x Khi Helmets (Unused); 15 x Bel
Padded Black Leather Jackets Unused.
Engineering/General Machinery: 1995, Aberlink Coordinate
Measuring Machine; Kemco CNC Coordinate Measuring Machine;
2003, CFM 3507W Dust Extractor, Serial No. OA6D278; Myford
Super Lathe. Selection of Unused Tools.
Garden Machinery and Equipment: Lawn Mowers; Shredders;
6.5HP Briggs and Stratton Rotovator; Strimmers; Hedgecutters.
Teak Garden Furniture.
Gym Equipment: Powerjog Treadmills; Precor Cross Trainers;
Stairmasters; Cycles; Technogym Steppers; Multigym; Pulse
Resistance Machines.
Unused and Used Bicycles.
Motorcycles: 5 x 2005, 49cc Mopeds; 2005, 125cc Trail Enduro
(Unused); 150cc Off Road; 49cc Monkey Mud Bike; Malaguti
2T 49.8cc RCX12 Motax Childs.
Scooters: 22.5cc Go-Ped Sport; Pacelite Electric; 2002,
Gillera DNA Automatic; 2002, Piaggio x9; 500cc Automatic;
2003, 50cc Automatic High Wheel Torpedo.
Quad Bikes: 200cc Camouflage; 300cc Road Legal. Cars: 2004,
Ford KA. Trailers: 4' x 2' 8" Box; 4' x 2' 6".
Forklifts: Yale ER040DBEF077; 2 Ton Electric; 2' 9" Lift;
Caterpillar V40-B 2 Ton.
In all approximately 1200 Lots.
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Sotheby's
26 October 2005 2pm
Viewing 21 Oct 9am - 5pm
23 Oct 12 noon - 5pm
24 Oct 9am - 8pm
25 Oct 9am - 5pm
Title: Impressionist and Modern Art.
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Woolley & Wallis
31 October 2005 2pm
Viewing 28 Oct 10am - 4pm
29 Oct 9am - 12 noon
31 Oct 9am - 2pm
Title: Martin Brothers Potters.
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Cash In The Attic.
H&H Classic Auctions is advising people to search in
their lofts for hidden valuable motoring memorabilia. H&H
says that pre-War motorsport items, programmes, signatures,
photos and clothing are the items most in demand now as well
as some specialist post-War items, such as Aston Martin brochures
as well as pre-1970 Dinky or Corgi models.
H&H's automobilia expert Matthew Kershaw adds that modern
items don't generally fetch high prices unless they are linked
to a prestigious name such as Ferrari. And just because a
piece of memorabilia is old doesn't necessarily mean that
it's valuable. Since the 1980s buyers have become more discerning,
so the prices for the best items have rocketed while those
of less desirable objects have plummeted
Few pieces of automotive art are valuable, according to
Kershaw, but good quality originals are still rising in price,
and an original Gordon Crosby could be worth a lot. There
is a steady market for garage ephemera such as enamel signs
and light boxes if they are in good condition. Dashboard
instruments for early vehicles are popular and spare parts
for prestige pre-War cars such as Bentleys and Rolls-Royces
are sought after. There is always a demand for interesting
manufacturers' handbooks and workshop manuals too.
Some examples of recently auctioned pieces include: a 1929
Rolls-Royce Owners' Handbook which sold for 440; a 1908-1913
RAC Member's Badge for 715; a 1958 BRDC Dinner Dance Menu
signed by Mike Hawthorn, Colin Chapman and others for 1210
and a 1949/1950 Austin Pathfinder Pedal Car which sold for
3080.
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Medic is struck off for attempted eBay UK scam
A FORMER paramedic who pilfered life-saving medical equipment
and tried to sell it on internet auction site eBay was today
struck off the professional register.
Thomas Wildman, 34, will not be able to reapply to join
the register for five years. He has 28 days to appeal todayfs
decision to the High Court. Mr Wildman claimed he was driven
to his drastic action because of debts he owed to the Child
Support Agency.
The items he offered for sale included a defibrillator,
a pulse oximeter, which measures heart rate, an oxygen cylinder,
oxygen masks, neck collars, burns dressings and bandages.
Mr Wildman, who has already resigned from the Staffordshire
Ambulance Service, did not attend a disciplinary hearing
at the professionfs standards watchdog, the Health Professions
Council, in London today.
A three-person panel at the HPC concluded that, if he had
not resigned, Mr Wildman would have been dismissed for gross
misconduct by Staffordshire Ambulance Service.
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The West of England, Major Antiques Resource Area.
The West of England is home to hundreds of quality antiques
businesses, including specialist dealers, antique fairs and
over sixty auction houses.
Research has found that the West of England has possibly
the largest antiques resources in Great Britain. Taking the
City of Bath, which has it's own very active antique dealers
association, as a central point the area stretches for about
80 miles in all directions. Within about two hours or so,
buyers have at their disposal what is possibly the most concentrated
and varied source of quality antiques services that Britain
has to offer and presenting them with little, if any need
to venture beyond itfs parameters.
For example, the Cotswolds, which apart from it's outstanding
natural beauty is home to dozens of reputable antiques specialists
in the beautiful towns of Tetbury, Stow on the Wold, Moreton
in Marsh, Chipping Camden, and Burford to name just a few.
Similarly, in a southerly direction is the small market
town of Honiton, Devon where the visitor will find a varied
selection of no less than 29 antique dealers, with many others
to be found in nearby villages, thereby extending the region
southerly past Exeter and south easterly into Dorset.
Easterly and still within easy reach, buyers will find a
further extensive selection of quality antiques in the picturesque
town of Hungerford. With two antique centres together with
fifteen other general and specialist dealers, not forgetting
a regular fair, the town is perhaps one of the best-kept
antiques secrets in the UK!
Whereas westerly throughout South Wales, produces some fine
Welsh antique furniture including dressers and decorative
items from various specialist dealers and several auction
rooms including a weekly Sunday sale near Newport. The area
extends as far as the tiny Welsh border town of Hay on Wye,
renowned for itfs seemingly endless supply of 39 antiquarian
book shops and the annual Hay Literary Festival which attracts
80,000 worldwide visitors.
The West of England also abounds with some excellent antique
fairs, notably at the Royal Bath and West Showground, Shepton
Mallet, which is central to the region. The Showground is
home to a very large fair on weekends six times a year by
one organiser, and a regular Flea Market by another. There
is also a very large fair held five times a year at West
Point Exhibition Centre near Exeter with a capacity of up
to 500 exhibitors, and a monthly fair on Sunday's at Malvern
Showground, which is less than two hours drive away in the
north of the area. There are in addition many more good quality
fairs, some specialist, held throughout the region, mostly
at weekends. Similarly, several dealer associations host
their own events throughout the year, for example BABAADA,
the Bath & Bradford on Avon Antique Dealers Association
in Bath during March. LAPADA, the Association of Art & Antique
Dealers at Cheltenham Racecourse in October and CADA, the
Cotswold Antique Dealers Association, 'Members Exhibitions'
during the same month.
Also of significant importance to the West of England antiques
trade is the central location of Bristol International Airport
which is served by direct daily flights to and from the USA
(New York) and Switzerland (Geneva), respectively the largest
*importers of British antiques and fine art. Indeed, where
time is of the essence for the professional foreign buyer
it would be quite possible, with the close location of some
sources, that buyers could certainly get down to business
within an hour or so of collecting their baggage from the
aircraft.
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Around the auctions: Trip Down Memory Lane.
FANCY buying a little bit of history? Then get along to
Wilson's at Mallusk later next week.
For you will find an exciting collection of paintings due
to come under the hammer. The works by many prominent Northern
Ireland artists are being sold by the Ulster Arts Club, home
to quite a few of them over the years.
"This is an interesting collection of work with something
for everyone," Wilson's Land and Property manager Richard
Bell tells me.
"It encapsulates a trip down memory lane with many
views of Belfast by various artists.
"We have the Lisburn Rd depicted by Raymond Piper,
The Bog Meadows by Lawson Burch, the Gas Works by Colin Middleton,
McGlade's Bar by Rowel Friers and Sandy Row by John Bannon.
"Prominent figures from the arts scene are also portrayed
including Havelock Nelson and John Frazer. Photographic images
of Joe McPartland and Louis Rolston and a portrait of JG
Devlin are also included in the sale.
"Then there are sculptures: a bust of William Gray
by James (Seamus) Stoupe; a bust of Paddy Shea, past president
of the UAC by David Pettigrew and a death mask of James Joyce,
which is one of two copies of the original by Victor McCaughan."
For theatrical enthusiasts there are six framed posters
designed for the Abbey theatre by Gerard Dillon, George Campbell
and John Behan.
A large national theatre poster for The Playboy of The Western
World will also be sold as well as 10 signed prints by well
known Northern Ireland artists including Basil Blackshaw
and Neil Shawcross.
In all, around 150 lots make up this highly exciting sale
on Thursday evening at 7pm.
Around the sales
MORGANS: mahogany circular dining table, 680; walnut chest
of six drawers, 480; inlaid walnut davenport 460; pine
two door wardrobe, 220; Edwardian china cabinet, 200; Georgian
silver teapot, 170; marble top wash stand, 160; oak chest
of drawers, 160; cast iron fire surround, 150; walnut framed
cheval mirror, 120.
BLOOMFIELDS: Victorian breakfast table, 410; long cased
clock, 200; 7-piece Edwardian parlour suite, 200; oil landscape,
180.
ROSS'S: grandfather clock with painted dial, 840; three-seater
settee and two chairs, brown leather, 750; JP Rooney oil
painting, 450; diamond eternity ring, 360; GW Morrison,
Scrabo, watercolour drawing, 320; Georgian style mahogany
pedestal dining table, 310; mahogany sofa table, 300.
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Interruption
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years old Pulse Equipment
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Resistance:
Seated Leg Press x150 kg £850.00
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Leg
Extension x 100 kg. £850.00
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Seated
Curl x 100 kg. £850.00
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Abductor/adductor
x 100 kg. £850.00
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Chest
Press x 100 kg £850.00
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Abdominal
Machine x 100 kg. £850.00
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Pec-Dec
x 85 kg. £850.00
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Lat
Pull-down x 100 kg. £500.00
Cardio
Vascular Equipment
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2
Treadmills (programmable) £2,300
each
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2
Elliptical Trainers Dual Action Programmable £1,500
each
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2
Concept Rowers £500.00 each
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2
Recumbant Bikes £850.00 each
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2
Upright Bikes £850.00 each
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3
Spinning Bikes 12 months old £200.00
each
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2
Cybex Treadmills (Reconditioned) new motors,
new runners, etc 8 months ago £500.00 each
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Aroma
Steam Tube 12 months old £500.00
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Sundry
weights, other equipment.
TOTAL
PACKAGE PRICE £15,000.00 (new
would cost approximately £45,000.00)
(all equipment has maintenance contract and been
kept in excellent condition. Currently being used
in a ladies only environment.)
Viewing
Days: Saturday and Sunday 8th, 9th May. (Other
viewing by arrangement)
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