Condition : Very Good

An extremely rare pre war toy die-cast saloon car that was made in Germany by Gescha (Gebruder Schmitt).
The car is called a Sixmobile.
It has built in mechanism that means that its movement is completely random.
It is clockwork and comes with the original key and remarkably, its box.
It is missing one headlamp and a small piece of wire on the underside which attaches from the lever to the front axle.
Otherwise is superb condition for its age.
Dimensions 4 x 2"

A delightful vintage Cadburys Three British Queens series confectionary tin in the shape of a sweey.
In the centre of the lid is a cameo depicting 5 kittens.
The sides of the tin have a decorative pattern.
The tin measures8 x 4 and is still in very good to excellent condition.

A very unusual rare early cigarette tin by Murattis for After Lunch cigarettes.
The lid has a picture of a gentleman enjoying a puff in the garden place.
The inside is very clean but there is a small bit of damage to the lid in the bottom right hand corner.
Dimensions: 3 x 3"

A lovely looking piece of Victorian kitchenalia.
This is a hand held cucumber slicer ( mandoline) made from a hard wood with a steel blade.
It measures 17 x 5" and could probably still be used.
In very good condition, it does have a few very old and dead woodworm holes which could be filled and stained over.
Wouldnt look out of place in any country kitchen.

A very pretty vintage Harry Vincent Bluebird biscuit tin.
This one has a picture called Quiet Haven by Georges Robin on the hinged lid and the classic Bluebird logo on the underside of the lid.
The tin measures 9 x 7 x 2"
The outside of the tin is very good with only very slight wear , mainly around the edges.
The inside is very clean but the bluebird logo is a bit discoloured.