A woodworking, engineering, and workshop auction has earned nearly £20,000 in sales.
Mitchell's auction house held the sale last week, featuring more than 700 lots of both modern and vintage tools.
The highlight of the auction was a Contax ride-on lawn mower with accessories, which sold for £500.
Other notable sales included a Charnwood B350 floor-standing bandsaw and a Lincoln Powertec 250c MIG welder, each fetching £300.
Vintage items also garnered interest, including a collection of Stanley wood planes that sold for £190, and a 12-drawer apothecary workshop cabinet that went for £170.
Mitchells are now gearing up for their Maritime and Transport Sale, scheduled for Thursday, November 7, starting at 10am.
The first item to cross the auction block will be a wooden teardrop caravan and camping trailer, estimated to sell for between £600 and £1,000.
The compact and lightweight model is designed for easy towing and features a minimalist sleeping area, two storage cupboards, and a small kitchenette hatch.
Other notable lots include a watercolour painting by Victorian artist William Mackenzie Thomson, estimated at £80-£120, depicting a steam-powered gunship.
A 1922 shipwright's shipbuilding manual is also on offer and is expected to fetch between £100 and £200.
For those interested in marine equipment, a Vetus Bowthruster 7.5 kgf is expected to sell for between £400 and £800.
Vintage travel enthusiasts may be intrigued by a wooden box of train and bus tickets from the early 1900s, estimated at £25-£50.
A collection of books detailing Charles Darwin's expedition on the HMS Beagle, estimated at £20–£40, rounds up the highlights of the sale.
An illustrated catalogue of the sale items is available online, where buyers can also register to bid live or leave advance bids.
The auction house will display the lots in the saleroom on Wednesday from 10am to 7pm.
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