On View:
Sunday 28 March from 12pm - 4pm
Monday 29 March from 3pm - 7pm
Tuesday 30 March from 10am - 12pm
This auction includes a selection of 20th Century Furniture, Sculpture, Paintings, Decorative Accessories,
Silver, Ceramics, Glass, Lighting and a collection of Model Live Steam Engines.
Also included is a collection of items from the Russian Space Program.
Items include a Flown Sokol KV-2 Space Suit worn by Cosmonaut Anatoli Pavlovich Artsebarsky,
thruster engine covers, observation portholes, heat shield covers, landing brake engines,
control panels, models and other items of interest.
This auction will be associated with online auctions of Moorcroft Pottery and Contemporary Glass, March 29 - April 1. Previews will be held in conjunction with our live auction.
If you are unable to attend the auction in person you can leave an absentee bid by filling out the Online Absentee Bidding Form.
Telephone bids
If you are unable to attend the auction in person you can bid by telephone during the auction. Following the submission of a completed Telephone Bid Form to us by fax (416.504.0033), you will be contacted by telephone by a Waddington's™ employee during the auction as the items you are interested in are offered. These bids must be registered no later than 4 hours before the start of the auction. Telephone bids are taken on a 'first-come-first-served' basis. Telephone Bid Form
LOT 29
Russian Space Program: Soyuz Spacecraft Anti-Gravity Human Waste Disposal Unit enamelled metal with synthetic tubing and various other components, configured for male Cosmonauts 21.00" (height), 53.30 cm (height),
Exhibited: South Florida Science Museum, Space Artifacts Collection, September, 2003
Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, Moving Beyond Earth (another example)
