Advertising and Transport

A Ruddspeed Ltd 'Classic Radiator Series' Rolls-Royce spirit decanter, serial number '910435', the screw cap with Spirit of Ecstasy mascot, height 23.5cm.

A Ruddspeed Ltd 'Classic Radiator Series' Rolls-Royce spirit decanter, serial number '921435', height 20cm.

A Ruddspeed Ltd 'Classic Radiator Series' Bugatti spirit decanter, serial number '909778', height 20cm (lacking badge).

An early 20th century cast metal car mascot, modelled as the Scottish Highlander Phineas Maclino, the circular base inscribed 'Phineas Mascot of U.C.L and U.C.H', the underside inscribed 'Original Figure Property of Catesbys Ltd', height 16.5cm.

An early 20th century plated cast metal car mascot, modelled as Bonzo the Dog, stamped 'Copyright AEL' to rear edge, length 13.5cm, together with a black and white photograph showing the mascot on a Vauxhall 30-98.

A cast metal car mascot in the form of a spaniel, possibly by Louis Lejeune, length 10cm, mounted on a wooden plinth.

An early 20th century chromium plated cast metal car mascot in the form of a hunting dog, impressed 'Made in England' to underside, width 14cm.

An early 20th century nickel plated cast metal 'The Lucky Five' car mascot, modelled with the five lucky symbols of a four leaf clover, horseshoe, wishbone, black cat and swastika, bearing 'Reg 699911' to reverse, total length 14cm, together with a Royal Army Service Corps badge and three pin badges.

A Motor Cycling Club London - Land's End 1935 pewter cigarette dispenser trophy, the hinged lid with 'MCC' badge and detailed 'S.L.H. Potter Car', height 10cm.

A 20th century chromium plated cast metal car mascot in the form of a fox head by Louis Lejeune Ltd, raised on an ebonized wooden pedestal, height 15cm.

A cast metal Foden lorry plaque, width 32.5cm, mounted on a board, together with a moulded plaster Foden badge and a Motor Cycling Club badge.

After Uli Ehret - 'Bentley Speed Six, Le Mans 1930, 1st Woolf Barnato & Glen Kidston, 2nd Frank Clement & Dick Watney', laminated colour print, 100cm x 180cm, within an aluminium frame.

Nicholas A. Watts - 'Jaguar - The Competition Years', limited edition colour print, signed in pencil, 74cm x 57cm, framed, together with a Christie's Monaco motor car sales poster, dated 2 May 1989, framed.

Dion Pears - 'Ferrari 250', oil on board, signed, the reverse bearing date 1971, 24cm x 29cm, within a later gilt composition frame.

Dion Pears - 'Le Mans 1965', acrylic on canvas, signed, depicting car number 26 Ferrari 275 LM privately entered to the race by Pierre Dumay, driven by him and Gustave 'Taf' Gosselin on its way to second place overall, being chased by car number 32 904/6 Porche, driven by Linge and Nocker driving to 1st in class and 5th overall, 61cm x 91cm, framed.

After D.N. Sykes - a group of thirteen monochrome prints depicting various cars with details below, all signed in pencil, 14cm x 20cm, framed.

Two early/mid-20th century motor racing helmets, manufactured by Bowbilt and bearing A.J. Stevens & Co Ltd stencilled logo to fronts, together with two pairs of goggles, a 1952 Motor Cycle trial programme and a small group of other related ephemera.

An early 20th century leather-cased complete set of Bartholomew's road maps for England & Wales, published by Edward Stanford Ltd, the lid hinged to reveal a full set of 37 folded linen-backed maps, a green leather bound 'Index to the Key Maps' and a bone handled opisometer, width of case 40cm.

A group of 1990s Goodwood Festival of Speed programmes and other related ephemera, including tickets and paddock passes, together with seven GRRC member badges and two other pin badges.