Morgan Pedal Car – sold for £1,150

So many of us have stuff cluttering up our attics or cellars or garden sheds and the impulse is to do a run to the dump to clear some space. But do be careful if you do that, as you might just be throwing money away.

This Morgan Pedal Car (above) by Hamilton Brooks & Co, Hereford sold for £1,150 at the H&H Classics Automobilia Auction online which ended on Sunday June 20^th with a sale total of £156,000 and a sell rate of 98 per cent.

This bright red Morgan pedal car by Hamilton Brooks & Co of Hereford, has a steel chassis with treadle-action drive to rear axle, wheels with solid rubber tyres, fibreglass body, finished red with black upholstery, Perspex 'aero' screen, 124cm long overall. Total dimensions - 124x48x39cm.

A rare Filtrate Oils enamel sign sold for £2,760.

A rare and early Lodge Spark Plugs hanging advertising sign sold for £1,955. A wood and metal construction, in the shape of an oversized sparking plug, painted in black, white and silver, with ornate hanging bracket. 74cm (29ins) high.

Steve McQueen ‘King Of Cool’ Original Acrylic on Board Artwork by Tony Upson sold for £1,092. Framed for display and offered in excellent condition, 63.5x88.5cm.

A Restored Hand-Operated Petrol Pump sold for £1,955. Restored to a high standard in blue Dominion livery, with cast brand plaque, hose and bronze nozzle. Height - 168.5cm

Adam Sykes, Head of Automobilia at H&H Classics, says: “As this sale shows once again there is a huge demand for quality automobilia, so if you have something you are not sure about and are considering dumping, do give me a call first!”