Two Conway 18 Propelling Pencils parasol lady painting Here we have a vintage

Here we have a vintage Carlton Ware The Blue Max novelty teapot 22cm wide

The script appears to be handwritten and decorative rather than purely functional

a survivor and pretty special - The carver of this piece knew his craft and was very good at it - The origin of this piece is unknown but likely from a very old piece of furniture

The white truck - DAF Girder Truck by Lesney - Matchbox series No

Len Harrison was a bottom end man

Two Conway 18 Propelling Pencils parasol lady painting Here we have a vintageHere we have two Conway 18 propelling pencils Both pencils are marked The Conway 18 and are 129mm long plus a full unopened box of Pentel 0. 7 2H refill leads Conway Stewart London The Conway Number 18 Propelling Pencil Conway Stewart was started in the UK in 1905 by Frank Jarvis and Thomas Howard Garner, in a small first floor office in Paternoster Row London. They initially sold pens made up of parts that they bought in from other manufacturers.