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  • A rare vintage tapering tin plate storage unit, with single panel door enclosing three shelves, the front with a silhouette of a bobbin man. SHELL LUBRICATING OIL. 1.55m high x width 28cms to 85cms. Fine Antique 3 December. Estimate: £1000-2000.
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As the premier specialists in the south of England since 1980, we hold regular specialist and general sales focusing on paintings, sculpture, Islamic, Chinese and Asian art, jewellery, clocks, ceramics, furniture, glass, books, coins, medals and vintage collectables.

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A collection of vintage tin plate signs, model cars and station engines followed by a collection of vintage fashion.

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December 9, 2025

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