Auction Report – 5 April 2014 – Top Sales

360 lots were up for sale at this Saturday’s auction. The quality and variety of the lots can be seen below in the top lots with more photos on the Auctions in a Day Flickr set.

Auction at Badger Farm Community Centre, Winchester 5 April 2014

Lot 77 - O Gauge Tinplate Rolling Stock - Sold for £50 — Lot 77 – O Gauge Tinplate Rolling Stock – Sold for £50

Lot 79 - Large collection of Hornby trains, rolling stock. buildings and scenery - Sold for £40 — Lot 79 – Large collection of Hornby trains, rolling stock. buildings and scenery – Sold for £40

Lot 82a - Victorian Brass 3 Drawer Telescope - Sold for £40 — Lot 82a – Victorian Brass 3 Drawer Telescope – Sold for £40

Lot 130 - Military Bugle and other crested items inc. cigarette cases, mugs, bowls and hip flask - Sold for £50 — Lot 130 – Military Bugle and other crested items inc. cigarette cases, mugs, bowls and hip flask – Sold for £50

Lot 140 - Edwardian Cast Iron Umbrella Stand - Sold for £50 — Lot 140 – Edwardian Cast Iron Umbrella Stand – Sold for £50

Lot 212 - Swarovski Ballerina - Sold for £43 — Lot 212 – Swarovski Ballerina – Sold for £43

Auction viewing at Badger Farm Community Centre, Winchester, Hampshire — Viewing before the auction

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