MARITIME SALE Wednesday DOWELL STREET HONITON EX14 1LX 12th June 2013

Wednesday 12th June 2013

Sale commences at 10.30am

CERAMICS and GLASSWARE

1 . A collection of bottles and china salvaged from HMS Britannia and HMS Hindostan when moored in the River Dart , both ships were commissioned as training quarters for Officers prior to the building of The Royal Naval College in 1905. £50-£80.

*Notes Originally HMS Prince of Wales (1860) and subsequently renamed HMS Britannia in 1869 to take over her predecessor as the training ship at Dartmouth cadets were often in the habit of throwing pieces overboard, many were produced locally at The Bovey Tracey Pottery, see Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood Maritime sale 1st April 2009 lot 12.

2 . A Royal Worcester porcelain 'Nelsons Victory at Trafalgar' pewter lidded tankard . £20-£30.

3 . Two Wade miniature British Pusser's rum bottles, one other bottle and a Gibraltar advertising card . £20-£30.

4 . An Orient Steamship Navigation Company stoneware jardiniere by Royal Doulton , transfer printed emblem to ribbed body, 22.5cm high. £100-£150.

5 . P&O line ashtray and an Orient line ashtray by Royal Doulton , both stamped with factory marks and liner company marks to base ( 2). £40-£60.

6 . The Hunter River Steam Navigation Company blue and white soup bowl with SS Rose blue and white transfer decoration , 24cm diameter. £400-£600.

*Notes The Hunter River Steam Navigation Company was established in 1840 to provide a service between Sydney and the Hunter River. The Rose was built by Fairbairn and Company, Millwall, London and rigged with two masts and flush decks and was the first iron hulled steam ship to arrive in Australia.

7 . A Royal Anglesey porcelain trio and dinner plate by Aynsley , with enamel crest and blue and gilt border, also named Helen (4). £40-£60.

*Notes The Helen was built by A M Dickie & Sons, Bangor 1931.

8 . A 19th Century Sunderland lustre jug 'The Unfortunate London' , printed in black and coloured enamels and two oval panels with orange lustre bands, 14.5cm high. £50-£60.

*Notes The London was built in 1864 for Money Wigram & Co and was lost in a storm on her third voyage to Australia in 1865.

9 . A late 19th Century Spanish 'Linea Serra De Vopores' oval meat plate, with floral transfer decorated border and liner emblem to centre. £80-£120.

10 . Furness Bermuda Line - two dinner plates and small teapot by Royal Doulton, with polychrome transfer decoration. £30-£40.

11 . Two early 20th Century soot etched plates by R C Bottriell RMS Mauritania and RMMV Winchester Castle , both having ships portrait to centre and etched foul anchor motif to border, 25.5cm and 21cm respectively. £40-£60.

12 . A 20th Century FT Everard & Sons Ltd soup bowl by Burslem 24cm diameter. £15-£20.

13 . A Cairn Thomson line soup bowl by Dunn Bennett & Co Ltd, Burslem , 24.5cm. £15-£20.

14 . A 19th Century ironstone soup bowl for the Khedivall Steam Ship Company , with foul anchor transfer decoration, signed as per title and named Dakahlieh, 26cm diameter. £80-£120.

*Notes SS Dakahlieh was built in 1865.

15 . Alfred Holt Blue funnel line soup bowl and fruit bowl by D A S Nesbett and Co, Liverpool , 24cm diameter. £60-£80.

16 . A White Star Line earthenware bouillon stand, with transfer decoration, gilt border, 19.5cm. £70-£80.

17 . A 20th Century Elder Dempster Lines earthenware circular vegetable tureen and cover by Newhall, Staffordshire, with polychrome floral decoration. £30-£40.

18 . Three Masons Ironstone maritime collectors plates and two Wedgwood examples, with brown transfer printed decoration. £30-£40.

The following 45 lots were salvaged by Captain Mike Hatcher in 1999, from the wreck of the trading junk Tek Sing (True Star) which sank off the Indonesian coast on 6th February 1822. Despite it's modest size being only 54m long and 10 m wide, it is often referred to as the Titanic of the East as over 1600 souls perished when it was lost.

19. Tek Sing Cargo - twenty small Chinese porcelain tea bowls of circular form painted in blue with four wrythen panels containing lingzhi fungus and foliage, 5 cm diameter, some encrustation. (20) £70-£90.

20 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifty Chinese porcelain bowls of circular form the interior and exterior painted in blue with lotus bands containing lingzhi fungus and lotus blooms, 13 cm diameter, character mark within concentric rings. (50) £300-£400.

21 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifty Chinese porcelain bowls the exterior printed in blue with shou medallions and stylised scrolls, 15 cm diameter. (50) £200-£300.

22 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifty Chinese porcelain bowls of circular form under pale celadon glazes. (50) £200-£250.

23 . Tek Sing Cargo - five Chinese porcelain tea bowls of circular form under pale celadon glaze, all encrusted, 7 cm diameter. (5) £40-£60.

24 . Tek Sing Cargo - four Chinese porcelain bowls of circular form the exterior rim painted in blue with a simple band of alternating circles and dots, all with encrustations, 10.5 cm diameter. (4) £40-£60.

25 . Tek Sing Cargo - ten Chinese porcelain tea bowls and ten dishes the former of circular form and painted in blue with four wrythen panels containing lingzhi fungus and foliage, 5 cm diameter, some encrustation together with ten olive glazed saucers, 9.5 cm diameter, also with encrustations. (20) £60-£90.

26 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifteen Chinese porcelain tea bowls and fifteen dishes the former of circular form and painted in blue with four wrythen panels containing lingzhi fungus and foliage, 5 cm diameter, some encrustation together with ten olive glazed saucers, 9.5 cm diameter, also with encrustations. (30) £80-£120.

27 . Tek Sing Cargo - sixty porcelain tea bowls under clear or ivory glazes, 7.5 cm diameter. (60) £150-£250.

28 . Tek Sing Cargo - thirty pieces of Chinese porcelain comprising ten tea bowls under pale celadon glazes, 7.5 cm diameter and twenty olive glazed saucers, 9.5 cm diameter. (30) £80-£120.

29 . Tek Sing Cargo - thirty pieces of Chinese porcelain comprising ten tea bowls painted in blue with a peony bloom and foliage, 7.5 cm diameter together with twenty olive glazed saucers, 9.5 cm diameter. (30) £80-£100.

30 . Tek Sing Cargo - five Chinese porcelain dishes of circular form the interior and exterior painted in blue with lotus bands containing lingzhi fungus and lotus blooms, 15 cm diameter, character marks within concentric rings, one encrusted. (5) £50-£80.

31 . Tek Sing Cargo - twenty Chinese porcelain tea bowls of circular form painted in blue with four wrythen panels containing lingzhi fungus and foliage, 5 cm diameter, some encrustation. (20) £80-£100.

32 . Tek Sing Cargo - thirty Chinese porcelain bowls and twenty shallow dishes of circular form the bowls painted on the exterior with a band of circles and dots, 11 cm diameter, the dishes painted with a simple spray, 8.5 cm diameter. (50) £200-£300.

33 . Tek Sing Cargo - sixty Chinese porcelain dishes and thirty tea bowls of circular form comprising thirty dishes painted in blue with a simple spray, 8.5 cm diameter; thirty olive glazed saucers, 9.5 cm diameter and thirty tea bowls painted in blue with four wrythen panels containing lingzhi fungus and foliage, 5 cm diameter. (90) £200-£300.

34 . Tek Sing Cargo - twenty five Chinese porcelain tea bowls and twenty five wine cups of circular form the tea bowls painted in blue with aster sprays beneath a line and dot border, 8 cm diameter, most with encrustations, the wine cups of mildly flaring form under ivory glazes, 7.5 cm diameter. (50) £200-£300.

35 . Tek Sing Cargo - five Chinese porcelain bowls; of circular form the exterior printed in blue with shou medallions and stylised scrolls, 15 cm diameter. (5) £40-£60.

36 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifty Chinese porcelain bowls painted on the exterior with a band of circles and dots, 11 cm diameter. (50) £200-£300.

37 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifty Chinese porcelain small dishes of circular form comprising twenty painted in blue with a simple spray, 8.5 cm diameter and thirty olive glazed saucers, 9.5 cm diameter. (50) £200-£300.

38 . Tek Sing Cargo - ten Chinese porcelain bowls of circular form under pale celadon glazes. (10) £50-£70.

39 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifty Chinese porcelain plates each painted in blue with a stylised phoenix within a wave band, 18 cm diameter. (50) £250-£350.

40 . Tek Sing Cargo - five Chinese porcelain bowls and five matching stands the interior and exterior painted in blue with lotus bands containing lingzi fungus and lotus blooms, 15.5 and 18.5 cm diameter, concentric rings and some two character marks. (10) £150-£200.

41 . Tek Sing Cargo - thirty Chinese porcelain bowls comprising ten painted in blue with magnolia and peony flanking pierced rocks, 17 cm diameter, character mark in concentric rings; ten under pale celadon glazes, 17 cm diameter; five painted to the interior and exterior with lotus bands containing lingzhi fungus and persimmon, 17 cm diameter, character mark within concentric rings and five painted with peony and grasses flanking pierced rocks, 13 cm diameter, character mark within concentric rings. (30) £250-£350.

42 . Tek Sing Cargo - thirty Chinese porcelain bowls comprising twenty printed in blue with shou medallions and stylised scrolls, 14.5 cm diameter and ten under pale celadon glazes, 17 cm diameter. (30) £200-£300.

43 . Tek Sing Cargo - ten Chinese porcelain bowls and ten matching stands the exterior and interior of each painted in blue with lotus bands containing lingzhi fungus and lotus blooms, 15 and 18 cm diameter, character mark within concentric rings. (20) £220-£280.

44 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifty Chinese porcelain bowls comprising twenty five painted in iron red with lotus pods and petals, 17 cm diameter and twenty five printed in blue with stylised landscapes, 15 cm diameter. (50) £280-£320.

45 . Tek Sing Cargo - two Chinese porcelain dishes comprising one printed with a repeat linear band within a narrow scroll band around a square motif together with a coral encrusted example, 27.5 cm diameter. £60-£80.

46 . Tek Sing Cargo - a Chinese porcelain bowl and matching stand the interior and exterior of both painted in blue with lotus bands containing lingzhi fungus and persimmon, 15 and 18 cm diameter, both encrusted with coral. (2) £80-£100.

47 . Tek Sing Cargo - a Chinese porcelain bowl and matching stand the interior and exterior of both painted in blue with lotus bands containing lingzhi fungus and persimmon, 15 and 18 cm diameter, the bowl encrusted with coral. (2) £50-£80.

48 . Tek Sing Cargo - a group of Chinese porcelain and pottery comprising a circular jar and domed cover, 14 cm diameter, a smaller jar devoid cover and a bottle vase, 19 cm high, under olive glazes together with a pair of unglazed terracotta dishes, 13 cm diameter, some encrustation. (5) £60-£80.

49 . Tek Sing Cargo - a Chinese porcelain tea bowl and saucer painted in blue with a simple aster spray within simple line and dot borders, 7.5 and 12.5 cm diameter, both with encrustations. (2) £30-£50.

50 . Tek Sing Cargo - ten Chinese porcelain bowls of circular form each decorated differently and of various sizes 6 - 18 cm diameter. (10) £150-£180.

51 . Tek Sing Cargo - ten Chinese porcelain plates of circular form each decorated differently, various sizes 9 - 18 cm diameter. (10) £120-£180.

52 . Tek Sing Cargo - Four Chinese porcelain boxes and covers comprising a larger circular box with embossed decoration within a ribbed band under celadon glazes, containing a smaller similar box within, together with a similar larger box painted in blue with calligraphic designs, containing a smaller similarly decorated box, 8 and 6 cm diameter. (4) £60-£80.

53 . Tek Sing Cargo - ten Chinese porcelain plates the interior and exterior of each painted in blue with lotus bands containing lingzhi fungus and persimmon, 18 cm diameter, character mark within concentric rings. (10) £180-£220.

54 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifty Chinese porcelain plates comprising ten painted to the interior and exterior with lotus bands containing lingzhi fungus and lotus blooms, character mark in concentric rings; ten painted with a central peony amongst scrolling tendrils within a chain border; ten with pierced rocks flanked by stylised blooms within line borders, character mark within concentric rings; ten with a ribbon tied basket of blooms within linear borders, each 15 cm diameter together with ten painted in blue with stylised phoenix within a wave border, 18 cm diameter. (50) £300-£500.

55 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifty Chinese porcelain bowls comprising ten the exterior and interior painted in blue with lotus bands containing lingzhi fungus and lotus blooms, 13 cm diameter, character mark in concentric rings; ten printed in blue with shou medallions and stylised scrolls and ten printed with stylised landscapes, 15 cm diameter; ten painted with a simple band of circles and dots, 10.5 cm diameter and ten under pale celadon glazes, 16 cm diameter. (50) £300-£400.

56 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifteen Chinese porcelain plates and fifteen bowls the plates painted in blue with peony and magnolia flanking pierced rocks within simple line borders, 15.5 cm diameter; five similarly decorated bowls, 17 cm diameter, character mark within concentric rings; five printed with shou medallions and stylised scrolls and five the exterior printed with lotus bands, 15 cm diameter. (30) £220-£280.

57 . Tek Sing Cargo - fifteen Chinese porcelain bowls and fifteen matching stands the interior and exterior of each painted in blue with lotus bands containing lingzhi fungus and lotus blooms, 12 and 15 cm diameter, character marks, some in concentric rings. (30) £250-£350.

58 . Tek Sing Cargo - five Chinese porcelain bowls comprising three of circular form with everted rims painted in blue with a hare motif within a net border containing ribbon bound scrolls, 17 cm diameter, character mark to base and two bowls painted with a central peony flanked by stylised flowers and foliage, 12.5 cm diameter, character marks. (5) £70-£90.

59 . Tek Sing Cargo - five Chinese porcelain bowls and five matching stands, the interior and exterior painted with lotus bands containing lingzhi fungus and lotus blooms, 13 and 15 cm diameter, character marks within concentric rings. (10) £120-£180.

60 . Tek Sing Cargo - a pair of Chinese porcelain bowls the interior and exterior painted in blue with lotus bands with lingzhi fungus, lotus blooms and persimmon, 16 cm diameter, character mark within concentric rings, both with encrustations. (2) £60-£80.

61 . Tek Sing Cargo - three pairs of Chinese porcelain plates one pair painted in blue with a central peony within narrow net borders containing aster, magnolia and other blooms, 18 cm diameter; one pair with central peony bloom amongst scrolling foliage within chain borders, 16 cm diameter and a pair with ribbon tied basket of flowers within linear borders, 15 cm diameter. (6) £70-£90.

62 . Tek Sing Cargo - twenty Chinese porcelain plates comprising ten painted in blue with pierced rocks flanked by bamboo and peony, 15 cm diameter, character mark within concentric rings and ten painted with a ribbon tied basket of flowers within linear borders, 15 cm diameter. (20) £120-£180.

63 . Tek Sing Cargo - twenty Chinese porcelain bowls comprising ten printed in blue with stylised landscapes, 15 cm diameter and ten under pale celadon glazes, 16 cm diameter. (20) £150-£200.

64 . Tek Sing Cargo - five Chinese porcelain dishes each painted in blue with a stylised phoenix within a simple wave band, 17.5 cm diameter, all heavily encrusted. (5) £100-£120.

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65 . A mid 19th Century Parian bust of Lord Nelson by Joseph Pitts of London , after the original by Flaxman, the reverse inscribed with dedication to Admiral Sir William Parker and signed and dated for Joseph Pitts, London 1853, on a turned ebony socle, 34cm high. £250-£350.

*Notes Joseph Pitts was recorded as working for John Rise & Co of London.

66 . A Grafton China crested ware vesta of a German Naval officer's head in a life preserver with Ilfracombe crest, 6cm high. £30-£40.

67 . A Royal Doulton Lambeth salt glazed stoneware advertising paperweight for the Trafalgar Towing Co., 39 High Street Lambeth, modelled as the tug boat Glory, 20 cm long, impressed marks and monogram for Minnie Webb, circa 1930, funnel repaired. £200-£300.

68 . 'The Oceana' green glazed pottery jardiniere and stand by William Ault Swadlincote , the jardiniere having relief decorated fish on a stand with seaweed, crab and turtle decoration, incised and moulded factory marks to base of jardiniere, 84cm high. £300-£400.

69 . A Royal Naval blue and white No.10 mess bowl by Bovey Tracey pottery Company , of typical form with young head pattern (a/f). £80-£100.

70 . A large maritime themed earthenware bowl by Doulton , the interior and exterior with blue transfer galleon decoration, (restored). £100-£150.

71 . A set of four Maltese yacht club stoneware mugs, with polychrome decoration. £40-£60.

72 . A Continental faience footed dish of lobed circular form the raised central boss painted in blue with a vessel in full sail, the border with alternating blooms and leafy fronds, 33cm diameter, late 18th century. £70-£90.

73-79. No Lots.

SILVER and METALWORK

80 . White Star Line, a brass hot water jug of tapering form with crest to body, 20cm high. £80-£120.

81 . A cast iron 'Jack Tar' door stop, painted in colours on a circular base with traces of registration lozenge beneath, 23cm high. £100-£150.

82 . An early 20th Century cast iron Nelson umbrella stand, having cast full length figure of Nelson beside Capstan and foul anchor, on a plinth supported by a pair of sea horses, with rectangular gadrooned stand section, 78cm high. £200-£300.

83 . A cast iron Whaling harpoon tip retrieved from South Georgia. £40-£60.

84 . Admiral Vernon and the taking of Porto Bello copper pinch back commemorative medal obverse with portrait of Admiral Vernon, reverse with scene of ships in port. £50-£60.

85 . Of Royal Naval interest - A silver cigarette case presented to L Honeywill CERA RN from C & ERA's Fort blockhouse Sept 1941, also listing service dates and craft between 1915 - 1945, together with research documentation. £100-£120.

86 . A WWI trench art snuff box of a German Navy other ranks cap, circular copper pill box type cap with brass foul anchor and Laurel wreath badge and silver plate band, with copper and brass chin strap, 6cm diameter. £80-£100.

87 . A pair of silver plated napkin rings with crests for HMS Rodney and HMS Revenge. £20-£30.

88 . An Edwardian silver cigarette case engraved HMS Bacchante, the striped decoration around circular cartouche, inscribed and dated HMS Bacchante Officers Gig Race 1910, silver marks for Birmingham 1915. £50-£60.

89 . An Admiral Vernon Porto Bello 1739 medallion, together with two other tokens, the Porto Bello medallion with full length portrait to obverse, reverse with ships in port 'He took Porto Bello with only six ships' 3.9cm diameter.(3) £100-£150.

90 . A pair of early 20th Century gilt and enamel cuff links, with Ocean liner portrait in a brown leather case with retailers mark William Greenwood and Sons, Huddersfield. £80-£100.

91 . A brass desk top model of a battleship gun turret with twin barrels, and hinged top enclosing two inkwells, stamped under the lid 'Cast From Metal Ex-Surrendered German Battleship Helgoland' Thos W. Ward Ltd, Sheffield, 1922, overall length 19.5cm. £40-£60.

92 . A group of five Naval copper rum measures, 25cm to 58cm in size. £200-£300.

93 . A 19th Century circular brass Nelson commemorative box and cover, 7cm diameter. £40-£50.

94 . Three 18th century British Naval tokens, Admiral Howe 'Glorious 1st June' 1794, obverse with Howe portrait, reverse with ship and 'Val.t British Tars', 27mm, Battle of Cape Vincent 1797, obverse Admiral Jervis being crowned with laurel by Neptune, reverse with battle dates, 29mm and George III 1762 commemorative medallion, obverse with George portrait, reverse with battle victories of 1762, 40mm, (worn) £150-£250.

95 . An Admiral Vernon Porto Bello medallion (a/f), an Inkermann 1854 medallion and a Continental medallion (3) £80-£100.

96 . A bronze and enamel shipping office sign 'P Hawksfield & Son, Hookwood Steamship Company’, the arched cartouche with enamelled flag above registered companies, 51cm x 58.3cm. £120-£140.

97 . A collection of enamel ships spoons and ashtrays most notably HMS Hood pickle fork, also including HMS Rodney, HMS Furious etc, in a glazed case (7). £120-£140.

98 . Royal National Life Boat Institution Essay for Secondary Schools silver copper and oak trophy, for the South West District, repousse decoration of child and tutor over lifeboat and royal crest, presented by Duke of Northumberland, surrounded by inscribed silver plaques dating between 1918-1958, 57cm high. £150-£200.

99 . A pair of late 19th Century gilt maritime clocks, by Ansonia, the circular cased movement with Arabic numerals within a helm and anchor mounted case suspended by a single block from a tripod support of oars and boathook, surmounted by a flag and raised on a trefoil ropework base, each 34cm high . £300-£500.

100 . A 20th Century Elgin brass cased ball clock, on foul anchor suspension. £100-£150.

101 . A spelter miniature model of a twelve bolt divers helmet. £60-£80.

101A. HMS Foudroyant a copper mounted souvenir walking cane with Nelson portrait to one side and ship portrait to the other, on an ebonised shaft. £150-£200.

102 . A gilt maritime timepiece by Ansonia' the circular movement with Arabic numerals in a helm and anchor case suspended by a single block from oars and boathook, on a triform ropework base, 32cm high, (a/f). £50-£70.

103 . HMS Cyclops- a silver presentation cigarette box by Goldsmith & Silversmith Co, the engine turned case with inscription to interior 'Lieutenant L. A. Taylor, Royal Navy with best wishes from the officers of HMS Cyclops and the 1st Submarine Flotilla 1924', 20cm wide. £200-£250.

104 . A white metal model of an Arab dhow, 17cm high. £150-£250.

105 . A 15ct gold and enamel stick pin in the form of a Royal Naval officers dress sword, in a blue leather case with retailers mark for Page Keen & Page, Plymouth, 6.6cm long £250-£300.

106 . A 9ct gold and enamel Royal Naval white ensign bar brooch, 4.3m long. £150-£180.

107 . A 15ct gold and seed pearl Royal Naval crest stick pin, 5cm long in a red leather case. £150-£180.

108 . Alexander Davidson's medal for the battle of the Nile 1798, in bronzed copper, obverse Britannia with anchor and Nelson portrait, reverse with battle scene, by C H Cuchler, 4.7cm diameter. £180-£220.

109 . A cased set of three Trafalgar Centenary commemorative medallions by Spink and Sons Ltd, comprising yellow metal glazed pendant with Britannia to obverse and inscription to verso and two versions in bronze and nickel, Nelson portrait to obverse, battle scene to reverse, in a fitted leather case, marked Centenary of Trafalgar 1805 - 1905. £400-£600.

110. No Lot.

SHIPS FIXTURES and FITTINGS

111 . A Meteorite mast head lamp. £50-£60.

112 . Two late 18th/early 19th Century teak ships timbers with inverted octagonal baluster capitals above octagonal body. £200-£300.

113 . A WWII period US Navy Mark I deck clock by The Chelsea Clock Company, Arabic numerals with luminous dot markers and subsidiary seconds dial, in a black Bakelite bulk head case, 21.5cm diameter. £100-£150.

114 . A Simpson Lawrence motorised windless, formerly from the Camper and Nicholsons Motor Yacht Bounty. £150-£200.

*Notes Built in 1936 by Camper and Nicholsons, the Bounty took part in the allied evacuation of Dunkirk in 1940.

115 . A Royal Navy Air Force Seafire cockpit cover dated 1944, the canvas cover stencilled 'Seafire Aircraft cover for cockpit Chatham D'yard September 1944'. £120-£160.

*Notes The Seafire was the Royal Naval version of the Supermarine Spitfire adapted for use aboard aircraft carriers.

116 . A Victorian mahogany ships cabin sideboard, the moulded frieze fitted with three drawers above double arched fielded panel doors, enclosing military style drawers, with carved corbels to either side, 140cm wide. £100-£150.

117 . A large cast iron deck double cleat. £50-£70.

118 . A teak and brass mounted ships deck chair (a/f) £30-£40.

119 . A mahogany and brass inclinometer, 38cm high. £50-£60.

120 . A mounted steel exhaust valve from the MV Oriana mounted on a mahogany plinth with brass plaque dated 1995, 28.5cm high. £50-£70.

121 . A Royal Naval gun sight telescope by Ottway and Co, London, black crackle glaze finish, signed and stamped 1945, number 8517. £40-£60.

122 . An iron bound seaman's trunk by Larcom & Veysey, Portsmouth, overpainted black and white with brass plaque for 'H C R Johnson R.N', teak fitted interior with drop in trays, 106cm x 61cm x 69cm. £200-£300.

123 . HMS Thunderer (1911-1926)- a teak double luggage stand constructed from ships timber, raised on turned stretchered legs, brass plaque to one end. £80-£120.

*Notes HMS Thunderer was an Orion class battleship built by the Thames Iron Works and was the largest battleship to have been built on the River Thames.

124 . A white overpainted ships bell, un-named, with iron suspension, 38cm overall height. £150-£200.

124A. HMS Hood - a brass dolphin door fitting on oak plinth, mounted together with a brass plaque inscribed 'HMS Hood 1920-1941 brass door fitting removed prior to war', 10 x 15 x 10cm. £150-£180

125 . A carved and painted ships figure head in the form of a buxom brunette by Charles Moore c.1950's wearing a yellow top with blue skirt, with a floral painted and scroll carved base, 163cm high. £500-£600.

126 . A copper and brass inspection lamp for the SS Flora, of typical form, by Wilfin, stamped SS Flora to upper left of case, 49cm high handle raised. £100-£150.

127 . H.M.S Victory, a section of decorative carved timber, with traces of original gesso, in a later glazed case with plaque, together with a paperknife constructed from bowsprit timber with brass plaque. £200-£300.

*Notes Reputedly taken from H.M.S Victory by the vendors grandfather when seconded from the Metropolitan Police to act as a fireman in Portsmouth during the First World War, also including a copy of a photograph of Portsmouth Dockyard firecrew.

128 . Graf Spee, a carved oak and painted ward room ship's badge, carved in relief, indistinctly signed in pencil to reverse, 50 x 49 cm. £100-£150.

129 . A Kriegsmarine carved oak ship's ward room badge, of a gold lion rampant on a red shield cartouche, indistinctly signed in pencil to reverse, 50 x 49cm. £100-£150.

130 . A late 19th Century bronze signal cannon, the 20 1/2inch three stage barrel mounted on a artillery style truck with cast wheels, overall length 105cm. £400-£600.

131 . An iron bound seaman's trunk by Gieve Matthews and Seagrove Limited, overpainted blue with brass plaque 'G B O'Brien Harding R.N', teak fitted interior with brass hangings to underside of lid, drop in trays and toleware 'toilet/collar' bow, 106cm x 60cm x 68cm. £200-£300.

132 . A pair of brass gimbaled cabin lights, having spring loaded candle holders on circular mounts (one base missing). £30-£40.

133 . An MOD issue Rescue kite, the aluminium framed box kite in original tube with printed instructions. £70-£90.

134 . A coopered brass bound oak grog barrel stick stand. £60-£80.

135 . A pair of ships bronze dolphin figures. £60-£80.

136 . A bronze three blade propeller. £40-£60.

137 . An early 20th Century riverboat or pleasure craft deck speaker, the black lacquered square section body with stained beech louvres, registration number 714469, also stamped 162, 62cm high. £100-£150.

138 . A 19th Century cast iron signalling cannon, the 9 inch barrel on a two wheeled shaped truck, 42cm overall length. £150-£200.

139 . An early 20th Century polished steel gun level by A & R Hahn Cassel, Germany, in fitted beech case. £150-£200.

140 . A pair of copper and brass Seahorse port and starboard lamps and a portside deck lamp cover. £30-£40.

141 . A 19th Century bronze model of a muzzle loading cannon, the flared muzzle touch hole and rounded pommel on a stepped mahogany truck, 21cm long. £80-£120.

142 . A pair of copper tipped spoon oars - 7ft 6in. £60-£80.

143 . A pair of pine Blably oars, 6ft 6inches high. £40-£60.

144 . A brass No 4 Mark III sighting telescope by W.Watson and Sons, London, number 4640 dated 1916 with crows foot stamp, 42.5cm long. £50-£70.

145 . A brass bulkhead aneroid barometer, with silvered dial, 22.5cm diameter. £40-£50.

146 . A 20th Century Japanese brass engine room telegraph, of typical form, the double luminated dials signed Nippon Zosenkikai Co Ltd, Tokyo, 98cm high. £200-£300.

147 . A 19th century 19 inch bronze signal cannon, the flared muzzle with mahogany tompion, percussion cap nipple to touch hole, supported on a stepped base 56 x 26cm. £800-£1200.

148 . A 19th Century bronze model of a cannon, the 14 inch three stage barrel with dolphin chased lifting rings and bulbous cascabel, mounted on an iron bound stepped mahogany truck, with screw adjust, overall length 40cm. £400-£600.

149 . An interesting Georgian mahogany maritime decorated tea table, the fold over top supported by a single gateleg action with single drawer to one side, the frieze with relief carved foul anchor decoration, raised on square tapering fluted legs with carved urn capitals, 88cm wide.. £2500-£3000.

*Notes Depictions of Royal Naval officers in their cabins often shows that they were furnished in a similar fashion to many country houses and estates of the period, offering some home comforts aboard ship

150 . A late 18th/early 19th Century 37 inch bronze bow chaser cannon, the three stage barrel with flared muzzle, unsigned, stamped to trunions 'N.110 and 139., the rectangular section cascabel with cast iron lever and ball pommel, overall length 147cm. £4000-£5000.

SHIPS’ INSTRUMENTS and NAVIGATION

151 . A composite set of hydrographic charts and pilot volumes, to include all stations and numerous supplements etc, dating between 1970's and 1980's, published by the Hydrographic Department, Ministry of Defence, gilt stamped blue cloth boards. £200-£300.

152 . A Scherenfenrohor SF 09 stereoscopic range finder by C P Goerz, Berlin, numbered '1743' in original grey finish with shades and amber eyepiece filters in a fitted leather case, 42 cm high. £200-£400.

153 . A cased pair of Barr and Stroud binoculars, black crackle glaze finish, triple filters, stamped seven times CF41, also having war department stamps, worn. £50-£60.

154 . A leather cased brass four draw telescope, unsigned. £50-£70.

155 . A Naval type R4A marine compass in pine case, interior of lid date stamped June 1940. £30-£40.

156 . A cased pocket 1 12/inch gimballed compass, a leather cased MKII compass by Watts and Sons and one other mahogany cased compass. £50-£60.

157 . A leather cased brass four draw telescope by Elliott Brothers, London, signed as per title with Strand address and War department stamps and matching numbers to eye piece and leather case. £60-£80.

158 . A 19th Century French mahogany cased four draw telescope by Chevallier, Paris, signed as per title, 73cm extended. £60-£80.

159 . A 9 1/2 inch Lord Kelvin Card compass by Lilly & Reynolds, the paper dial in a brass case with one gimbal ring. £40-£60.

160 . A leather cased brass four draw telescope by Dollond, London. £200-£250.

161 . A Norwegian brass binnacle compass by Bergin Nautik, the 4inch liquid filled dial in a gimballed mount within a brass case fitted lamp box to one side, 21cm high . £60-£100.

162 . A 4inch liquid filled magnetic binnacle compass by E.S Ritchie & Sons,Inc., the brass binnacle cover over domed magnifying glass within a black crackle case with flinders bars and compensators, 21cm high. £100-£150.

163 . An ebony and brass 'Day or Night ' two draw telescope by Jones of London, signed as per title with sliding shades. £150-£200.

164 . Negretti & Zambra Ltd, London, an anodised brass and leather mounted four draw telescope, No 48548, contained in a leather carrying case. £80-£100.

165 . A 4 inch liquid filled compass dial by E S Ritchie Inc, Massachusetts with domed magnifying lens in a nickel plated case, with light. £150-£200.

166 . An H Hughes & Son 'The Pageant' angle sextant, together with an XY station pointer, the angle sextant with calibrated scale, siting tube and rosewood handle, in a fitted mahogany case, the station pointer numbered 507. £100-£150.

167 . A 9 inch radius vernier sextant by H Hughes and Sons, London, the three circle frame with black crackle finish, brass and silvered scale calibrated to 130 degrees, siting scope, shades, mirror and reading lamp, together in a fitted case, with certificate dated 1st 04 60. £180-£220.

168 . A brass and lacquered station pointer by H Hughes and Son, London, signed as per title and numbered no 871 in a fitted mahogany case with horn magnifier. £50-£70.

169 . A Short and Mason's Tycos time keeper and stormoguide on an oak plinth and a cased brass rolling rule (2). £60-£80.

170 . A Walkers 'Excelsior IV' patent log, (outrigger pattern), with rotator, line, indicator and oil can in a fitted pine case. £120-£150.

171 . A 2 1/2 inch achromatic telescope by William Dollond, London, the 2 1/2ft case with fine adjust, on a lacquered brass tripod support, with stained glass eye piece, together with original instructions in a fitted mahogany case, retailers paper label to interior of lid. £250-£350.

172 . A leather and brass four draw telescope by Edgar Clover, Liverpool, signed as per title and dated 1901. £60-£80.

173 . A leather cased four draw telescope unsigned, the leather case with address for R J Wollen, St Anns, Torquay. £60-£80.

174 . A black lacquer five draw telescope unsigned, with green canvas case. £50-£60.

175 . A lacquered brass four draw telescope by J Tozer, Torquay, signed as per title, in a leather case. £50-£60.

176 . An Air Ministry bubble sextant Mark IXA, in original fitted case. £50-£60.

177 . Captain Donald Sorrell - A nickel plated and bakelite 'Captains bit of wood', together with a copy of The Sea, My Steed, the Captains wood presented by R P Richardson and Vidor-Burndept Ltd (2). £120-£150.

*Notes The Captains bit of wood was made by Donald Sorrell and used to dock the Queen Mary at Pier 90, New York without the aid of tugs and is described within on page 17 of his book with a photograph of Captain Sorrell on page 65.

178 . A 20th Century polished steel station pointer by Munderloh, Germany, in fitted case. £50-£70.

179 . A 3 inch lacquered brass telescope by Bateman, London, the 42 1/2 inch tube with rack and pinion adjust, signed as per title, on a turned brass column, supported on a mahogany tripod. £250-£350.

180 . A day or night brass single draw telescope by Dolland, London, signed as per title, (a/f). £80-£120.

181 . A Japanese 'Prinz Optics' telescope, with sighting scope and lenses in a fitted wood case, with tripod. £80-£120.

SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS

182 . A 19th Century cased gilt circular pocket barometer, unsigned. £50-£70.

183 . A WWI field compass by C P Goerz, Berlin, silvered dial numbered 4481 fussartillerie, with spirit bubble and blue steeled pointer above siting scope on adjustable base and mounted on a green painted tripod (a/f). £80-£120.

184 . A 19th Century mahogany field surgical/amputation kit by Wood, containing saw, tourniquet, four graduated ebony handled knives etc. £300-£400.

185 . Two 19th Century surgical field saws, both with chequered ebony handles, one with adjustable pivot, the other with interchangeable blade stamped M A W (2). £150-£200.

186 . A 19th Century mahogany cased surgical kit by Young of Edinburgh, including surgical saw and knife, in a fitted case (incomplete). £80-£120.

187 . A cased set of urethral sounds. £100-£120.

188 . A late 19th Century copper ear trumpet by Belclere and a brass denture mould. £80-£120.

189 . A French antique speculum by Mathieu Paris. £80-£100.

190 . A collection of various 19th Century and later medical/surgical implements. £60-£80.

191 . A 19th Century pewter syringe by S.Maw, London. £40-£60.

192 . A 19th Century horse tail docker. £40-£60.

193 . A 19th Century mahogany field surgery case with velvet lined interior, the case 42.5cm x 24.5cm. £80-£120.

194 . A collection of 19th Century and later chemistry instruments. £80-£120.

195 . A collection of various 19th Century and later surgical instruments. £100-£150.

196 . A cased Lovibond comparator. £30-£40.

197 . An Edwardian carved oak Admiral Fitzroy's barometer, with printed instructions, thermometer, in a glazed case, 123cm high. £150-£200.

198 . A French mahogany cased barograph by Jules Richard, Paris, the five atmosphere drum with double arm indicator on a lacquered base, numbered 87116, in a glazed case, 25cm x 19cm x 12cm. £60-£80.

199 . A gilt cased pocket barometer by Lennie, Edinburgh and one other pocket barometer. £50-£80.

POLAR EXPLORATION

200 . Of Polar Exploration Interest - three Victorian hand painted magic lantern slides 'Great Glacier, Greenland', 'Mid Winter Polar regions', 'Remarkable.... In the Sky.... to the sun'., together with one other hand painted magic lantern slide of an explosion at a Naval dockyard, 8.5cm average diameter. £200-£400.

201 . British Antarctic Expedition 'The Quest' 1921-22 A signed handpainted dockyard notice 'Sir Ernest Shackleton 'The Quest'. Millbay Dock, Plymouth.' in black on plywood board, stencil lines visible, signed in ink 'E.A Shackleton' 31 x 45.5 cm in later black frame, together with two framed copies of 'The Graphic' detailing Shackleton's death and the arrival of The Quest in Plymouth, a framed Vanity Fair print of Shackleton, one other framed photograph and a postcard £1500-£2000.

The Quest Expedition is perhaps most noted for Shackleton's death from a heart attack in the early hours of January 5th 1922, whilst the ship was anchored at Gryviken, South Georgia.

SCRIMSHAW and SAILOR’S ART

202 . Two marine ivory teeth undecorated, mounted on shaped plinths, 13cm and 12cm high. £100-£200.

203 . Two marine ivory teeth, undecorated, un-mounted, 12.5cm height of tallest. £100-£200.

204 . Two marine ivory teeth, un-mounted, 14.4cm height of tallest. £100-£200.

205 . Two sets of bone and ebony dominoes. £60-£80.

206 . A cased set of bone and ebony dominoes. £40-£60.

207 . Two boxed sets of bone and ebony dominoes, rosewood and boxwood scorer and a box of stained bone counters. £50-£60.

208 . A 19th Century coconut rum dipper, 40cm long. £100-£150.

209 . An Indian white metal mounted seed pod cup, 14cm high. £60-£80.

210 . A carved ivory capstan mounted ebony walking cane and a brass handled malacca sword stick the ivory topped cane with silver ferule, London 1907, the sword stick with brass gauntlet handle and acid etched blued steel blade (2). £100-£150.

211 . An early 19th Century oval reverse-glass silhouette picture of a frigate, set full sail with figures in the crow's nest and rigging, the hull with open gun ports, on a convex glass initialled 'L.M' lower left, in a mahogany frame, subject size 19 x 14cm £100-£150.

212 . A 19th Century Bermudan shellwork valentine, depicting a crucifix emanating from an urn on a stepped plinth base, surrounded by floral motifs and swags in a rectangular glazed case, 23.5cm x 32cm. £350-£450.

213 . A 19th century watercolour on silk leaf of the clipper 'Garradale of Glasgow', set full sail with Red ensign and inscribed as per title, 15cm long £40-£60.

214 . A late 19th century woolwork picture 'HMS Victorious', 34 x 80cm. £100-£150.

*Notes HMS Victorious was a Majestic Class pre Dreadnought battleship, taking part in the Fleet Review of 1887.

215 . A pair of 19th Century reverse-glass silhouette pictures 'H.M.S. Victory' and 'H.M.S. Royal Albert', both depicted with standing and running rigging in the company of other shipping, inscribed as per title in oval verre eglomise frames with floral spandrels, 43 x 54cm (Royal Albert cracked lower left corner). £300-£500.

216 . A 19th Century reverse-glass picture 'H.M.S. Maidstone 1825' set full sail with Red ensign, watercolour panorama backpaper, signed upper right, 26cm x 31cm. £150-£200.

217 . A 19th Century reverse-glass silhouette picture of 'H.M.S. Victory', set at anchor with standing and running rigging in the company of other shipping, inscribed as per title in a verre eglomise frame 29 x 24.5cm. £150-£250.

218 . A 19th Century reverse-glass silhouette picture of 'H.M.S. Marlborough', set at anchor with standing and running rigging in the company of other shipping, inscribed as per title in a verre eglomise frame 27 x 21cm. £150-£250.

219 . A small section of decorated marine ivory, possibly for use an a pen stand with residual traces of painted decoration, 8.5cm high. £60-£80.

220 . A late 18th/early 19th Century prisoner of war bone cribbage board, with heart and laurel wreath decoration, raised on turned leg supports and having swing out peg drawer beneath, 16cm long. £200-£300.

221 . A WWI sweetheart sailor's embroidery, the central lifebouy design flanked by allied flags, Bi-plane and destroyer, centred is a sailor donning HMS Dominion cap, also a framed photograph of a WWI Royal Marines Light infantry soldier on deck of a battleship. £40-£60.

222 . RSS Discovery II a mounted whales tooth, undecorated and mounted on a plinth base, label to underside 'small whale's tooth brought back from Antarctica by RRs Discovery II South Africa 1934', 9cm high. £100-£150.

223 . An early 19th century thigh bone fid, 36cm long. £100-£150.

224 . A pair of George V silkwork commemoratives, each having crown above flag and life preserver with ship portrait to centre over a framed photograph of George V and Mary of Teck respectively, 56 x 52 cm. £100-£120.

225 . An ivory dice shaker, with HMS Pelorus crest, an oak Mauritania souvenir vesta holder, a walnut shell containing three small dice and four other small dice. £40-£60.

226 . An early 20th Century needlework armorial, executed in coloured silks on a black ground, 62 x 61cm. £80-£100.

227 . A 19th century scrimshaw decorated tooth, incised with a half dressed Britannia type figure to obverse, a nude female to reverse, 14cm long. £200-£300.

227A. A marine ivory paper knife, incised with monogram to one side, 40cm long. £100-£150.

228 . A scrimshaw decorated walrus tusk, incised with a company of five ships set full sail, inked in black and red, 36cm long. £300-£400.

229 . A scrimshaw decorated tooth, incised with a portrait of a woman in a laurel wreath frame, 12cm long. £150-£200.

230 . A scrimshaw decorated tooth, incised with a racing dinghy, with traces of panoramic landscape to background, 12cm high. £150-£200.

MARITIME COLLECTABLES

231 . Two early 20th century maritime theme fire screens, one parquetry the other embroidery.(2) £30-£40.

232 . A Victorian hand painted memorial Lt Col SSC Richards, armorial crest above gilt pendants with dates of promotion, 29cm x 59cm. £180-£240.

233 . A late 19th century ship in a bottle of the French trader 'Nina', passing a lighthouse on the port side, mounted within a wooden stand. £50-£70.

234 . An Art Deco sailing yacht electric fire by Bunting, the single bar mast with chrome plated sails over a white hull, (For display purpose only) £150-£180.

235 . A P&O Lines Canberra linen doll and souvenir postcards. £40-£50.

236 . An early 19th Century commemorative reverse glass allegorical picture, 'Admiral Lord Nelson mortally wounded by a musket ball in the moment of a brilliant and decisive victory over the combined fleets of France and Spain, Oct 21 1805', published Feb 1st 1806 by Peter Barnaschina, 73, Leather Lane, Holbourn, 25cm x 35.5cm, damage lower left corner. £150-£200.

237 . An early 20th Century photograph of the three-master 'Chelmsford', tonnage 2197, launched at Glasgow, 19 x 24cm, together with two other maritime photographs. [3] £40-£60.

238 . A triple block and rope work standard lamp, 135cm high. £30-£40.

239 . A cast bronze plaque for A Siebe, Denmark Street, London, on later mahogany plinth, 30cm x 26cm. £40-£60.

240 . A Royal Navy Cadets drum by Premier, the brass body signed as per title and dated 1941. £100-£150.

241 . Three framed photography 'R' class battleships 1937, HMS Rodney 1942 and HMS Thunderer. £30-£40.

242 . Naval heritage in the West three vols, 1977 silver jubilee fleet review, sea breezer famous battleships set. £30-£40.

243 . HMS Intrepid - framed photograph of HMS Intrepid at Ascension Islands 7th May 1982 and a photograph of the Camberra San Carlos Water, 21st May 1982, taken from HMS Intrepid (2). £20-£30.

244 . After D A Rapkins - polychrome print HMS Intrepid under attack at San Carlos Water, 2nd Mat 1982, 44cm x 66cm. £20-£40.

245 . Of Falklands Interest - A collection of Chenook helicopter remnants and cluster bomb remnants etc. £20-£30.

246 . A Limited edition signed print entitled 'Dawn of Victory', 8/250, together with a collection of related ephemera to include 1983 calendar welcome home 1983 in out card case, Falkland Islands 150th Anniversary calendar 1983, Portsmouth evening news Victory in the Falklands, campaign map for Falklands, map, signed print 'Britannia Rules' poster of Falklands Task Force, Poster of Battle of Trafalgar, Shell case from HMS Intrepid. HMS Intrepid baseball cap and sweatshirt, Argentinian combat helmet, etc. £60-£80.

*Notes - Formerly the property of Lieut - Commander A Manning RN, who was present aboard the task force on HMS Intrepid from which his personal photographs were used to produce the Dawn of Victory commemorative print.

247 . HMS Intrepid - A commemorative T shirt and sweatshirt of the Falkland Islands 1982. £20-£40.

248 . Bacons of Cambridge - A pair of early 19th Century oak tobacco barrels, Bacons tobacconists remained in the same building in Cambridge until 1983. £200-£300.

*Notes Christies South Kensington sale of the contents of the shop.

249 . A set of four Royal Navy Ward Room badges Ajax, Malaya, Glorious and Dolphin. £40-£60.

250 . WWI Medal group awarded to Able Seaman - C.R Wainwright ABRN HMS Concorde, Royal Navy 1914-15 star , British war medal, Victory medal, defence medal, Royal Navy LSGC medal (GV), HMS Concord, with original certificate of service, Gunnery and Hurt documents and photographs, 1925 Christmas card - HMS Concord served HMS Cicala - British river gunboat - in North Russia 1918/19 - port armistice operations. £150-£200.

251 . A late 19th Century sailors tabard - named Joseph Yeoman with a copy of his service papers, also two original photographs - HMS Carysfort, Christmas 1887. £60-£80.

252 . A Royal Naval Red Ensign - made by Porter Bros, Ltd 1975 and a silver war badge RN 40772. £15-£20.

253 . Ephemera relating to P/JX 145048 petty officer Thomas Tempest original service documents, gunnery torpedo, history sheets etc, photographs. Boxing medal, swimming medals, HMS Penelope cigarette case, etc. £50-£60.

254 . A WWII period Kreigsmarine Wehrpass, for number 505491 Sasse, retaining original aluminium dog tag to inside cover. £30-£40.

255 . An Elizabeth II Royal Naval officers dress sword and belt, the acid etched blade over gilt knuckleguard and wire bound fish skin grip with lions head pommel and bullion loop, together in black leather and brass mounted scabbard and canvas travelling case, also together with black leather Sam Browne belt. £200-£300.

255A. An Elizabeth II Royal Naval officer's dress sword, by Gieves, the acid etched blade with foul anchor, crown and ER cypher, over knuckle guard engraved 'W.J.V.Walker', wire bound fish skin grip and lions mask pommel, bullion loop, brass mounted leather scabbard and canvas travelling case, blade length 89.5cm., also together with leather belt and laynard by Gieves. £250-£350.

256 . Dover-Kristiansand Race mahogany and plated trophy by Charles Boyton, London, with ship's crest and plaque dated 1938, 25cm x 29cm. £40-£50.

257 . A carved and painted figure of a sailor, in traditional dress, early 20th century, 138cm high (a/f) £150-£180.

258 . Of Cunard White Star Interest - A trade card stand, depicting R.M.S Queen Elizabeth, 43cm x 70cm. £40-£60.

259 . Of Topsham Interest, a log book of the Schooner 'Abeona'covering the period March to June 1864. Of particular interest are the entries regarding the voyage from London to Topsham Quay, together with a log book for the schooner 'William Tucker of London' dated 1866. £150-£200.

260 . A framed edition of ''The Times' announcing Nelson's Victory of the Battle of the Nile, dated Wednesday October 3rd 1798. £100-£150.

261 . A ships helm aneroid barometer by Sestrel, 20.5cm diameter. £40-£60.

262 . A reproduction carved wooden sign 'Captain Henry Opie, RN retired', with relief carved image of Captain Opie and details of his fateful test of his battery powered submersible, 3rd May 1864. £40-£50.

263 . A 'Plymouth Breakwater' commemorative medal. dated 22nd August 1848, 5.5cm. diameter. £20-£30.

264 . A teak and brass yoke possibly from Short Sunderland, flying boat, 38cm diameter. £60-£80.

*Notes The S.25 was developed from the Imperial Airways S.23 flying boat for the Royal Air force as a boat patrol bomber, her size and construction was impressive enough for the German air force to give the craft the nickname of 'The Flying Porcupine' .

265 . RMS Mauritania- a WWI Canadian Naval medical officer's kit bag for D McColl, the canvas bag with hand decorated ship portrait and marked 'RMS Mauritania D.Mac.Call '. £100-£150.

*Notes The decoration to the bag was probably drawn by a crew member during service in WWI who has unfortunately incorrectly spelt the owners name.

265A. A collection of Royal Navy Reserve uniform, to include No 1 jacket , Mess Jacket , Great coat , cap and badges etc. £50-£80.

266 . Of Cunard Interest- A black and white aerial photograph of the launch of the QE2 at John Brown's Shipyard, Clyde Bank, 20th September 1967, in original polished stainless steel glazed frame, 184cm x 46cm. £80-£120.

*Notes - Following the launch from the slipway, the image depicts tug boats including the Thunderer preparing to manoeuvre the ship into the adjacent fitting out dock.

267 . A collection of WWII period die cast ships recognition models, to include HMS Hood, HMS Rodney and other Royal Navy and foreign vessels. £100-£150.

268 . A large late 19th Century horn handled folding knife incised Naval Reserve, the folding curved blade stamped Harris Patent best steel, fitted brass suspension loop, overall length 41cm. £250-£300.

269 . HMS Sheffield, a collection of black and white photographs, taken aboard ship by crew member, c1940's, and a match work tray made by the same gentleman. £100-£150.

269A. H.M.T Salient - 1918-1919, an album of photographs taken aboard ship, covering the voyages to Gibraltar, Africa and Cuba, with photographs of crew, landscape and life aboard ship, all with annotation and autographs. £100-£150.

270 . Two oak cased ship's helm aneroid barometers, one having brass mounts, (2). £60-£80.

271 . A leather leg o' mutton style flag pole support. £30-£40.

272 . Red Star Line, Orient Line and others an Art Deco period printed paper fan depicting Pierrot and Columbine, the guard impressed Red Star Line, a printed paper fan for The French Line, faux ivory a paper printed fan for The French Line and two other fans for The Orient line and Booth Line. (5). £70-£90.

273 . A collection of various Naval brass shell casings and trench art various sizes and calibres. £50-£60.

274 . Nelson, Lord Horatio ( 1758-1805 ) - Orders of Command - a printed sheet instructing captains to make good repairs to their ships, issued by the Commissioners for Executing the Office of Lord High Admiral, signed by LORD HORATIO NELSON as "Nelson Bronte" (with reference to his title as the Duke of Bronte), and four fellow commissioners, one being Sir Thomas Troubridge. Dated 24th August, 1803. Window mounted in an old oak frame, alongside an engraving of Nelson, published by R. Bowyer, Dec, 1805. £4000-£5000.

275 . A Royal Marine Officer dress sword by Robert Mole & Sons , Birmingham, bi-fullered acid etched blade over piercework knuckle guard and wire bound fish skin grip, in a plated scabbard. £120-£150.

276 . A collection of contemporary Royal Marine officers uniforms, including blues (No1), DPM uniform, PT officers badge, various rank collar badges, Sam Brown belt, peaked cap, lovats, Mess Wellingtons fitted for spurs, etc. £200-£300.

277 . A reproduction White Star Line passenger certificate and a carved wooden Titanic memorial.(2) £30-£40.

278 . A Victorian Afghanistan medal awarded to 817 Trumpeter J Fisher 8th Hussars, together with two WWI pairs and a collection of various WWI cap badges, identity tags, etc. £150-£200.

279 . An East and West Africa medal awarded to J Norris, Shoemaker HMS Active, together with research documentation. £250-£350.

280 . An Edwardian Royal Naval Reserves Long Service and good conduct medal, awarded to K306 M Montgomery, together with research documentation. £50-£60.

281 . Of H.M.S. Exeter and battle of the River Plate interest - A group of seven medals to J. 52100 W.A.Ainge. A.B. R.N. includes British War Medal, Victory Medal, Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, Atlantic Star, 1939-45 Star and War Medal 1939-45, the World War II medals contained in original card box with compliment slip. £300-£400.

* Chief Petty Officer Ainge died from wounds received at the Battle of The River Plate whilst serving on H.M.S. Exeter and was buried at sea.

282 . A Victorian Khedive's Star and Victorian Egypt medal, the Egypt medal awarded to T Atherley, Royal Marines. £300-£400.

283 . A Queens South Africa Medal and a Kings South Africa Medal, the Queens South Africa medal with South Africa 1902 and Transvaal bars awarded to A Jones, Lincoln Regiment, the Kings medal with two bars, South Africa 1901 and 1902 (2). £300-£400.

284 . Two Indian Service Medals, Queens Medal awarded to Sepoy Jara, 6th Punjab infantry, the Kings Medal awarded to Sowar Ran Singh, 21st Cavalry. £300-£400.

285 . A Victorian Crimea medal awarded to Sam Petty Sargent RMA HMS Highflyer, no clasps, obverse with profile of Queen Victoria, reverse with a Roman being crowned by a flying Victory, (worn to edge) £180-£220.

*Notes HMS Highflyer was a wooden screw frigate launched in 1851 deployed to the Baltic Station during the Crimea war.

286 . A World War One Devonshire Regiment trio, awarded to '1094 Pte W E Heal RN Devon Yeo.'. £150-£200.

287 . A George V Merchant Navy pair, British War Medal and Mercantile Marine War Medal awarded to 'William E Stacey'. £60-£80.

288 . A Victorian and Edwardian South Africa group of four medals, comprising South Africa medal with 1879 bar, Queen's South Africa Medal with two bars, King's South Africa Medal with two bars and Army LSGC medal, awarded to '2076 Pte J Cripps S.M.S.C'. £400-£500.

MODELS

289 . A scratch built day crabbing boat by Richard Primrose, fully rigged over clinker built hull painted green to waterline and red beneath, 73cm long. £50-£70.

290 . An early 20th Century framed half block model of the bark Archibald Russell, set full sails over deck with white gunwhales in an ebony frame, 21.5cm x 25.5cm. £40-£60.

291 . A cased model of the Cutty Sark,set full sail over single block hull with detailed decks, 78 x 57 x 29 cm £80-£120.

292 . An overpainted most probably 19th pond yacht hull on stand, the hull with later masts and rigging, mounted on a plinth base inset brass plaque 'Beau Belle'. £100-£150.

293 . A detailed scale model of a Chinese junk, fully rigged, over planked deck with capstan and aft gallery, on a flat bottom hull, 100cm long. £400-£500.

294 . A good scratch built scale model of an Itchen ferry, constructed from the remains of the Ketch Wanderer, fully rigged, with plank deck and clinker built hull, painted white to water line and green beneath on a mahogany stand, together with photographs and documentation of the construction. 134cm long. £300-£400.

295 . A beech and mahogany scale model boat hull mould, 61x19cm. £40-£50.

296 . A 19th Century ship builders model, (a/f), length 155cm. £60-£100.

297 . A racing hull pond yacht single mast above simulated planked deck, plank and pinned hull with lead weighted keel, 125cm length (4ft 1in). £200-£300.

298 . A scale model of a Brixham trawler, set full sail over detailed deck with solid hull and simulated planking, the hull painted brown beneath the waterline, 50 cm long. £50-£70.

299 . A cased boardroom waterline model for the Blue Star Line MV Avelona Star, fully detailed decks in a glazed case with plaque 'MV Avelona Star built 1975 by Smiths Dock Co Ltd, Middlesborough for Blue Star Line Ltd', 122cm x 30cm x 23cm. £500-£600.

*Notes Built in 1975 the Avelona Star was chartered for Falklands duty in 1982 and was eventually scrapped in 2010 in India.

300 . A cased board room waterline model of the MV Eboe, the detailed planked decks with lifeboats and davits, winches etc, 123cm x 22cm x 29cm. £400-£500.

301 . A cased scale model of the Cutty Sark by J Clark, standing rigged above planked deck, with bone decorated wheel house, life boats, davits, the hull painted black to waterline and brown beneath, raised on ebonised columns in a glazed case, 83cm x 30cm x 56cm, also together with bronzed plaque. £200-£300.

*Notes This model was formerly presented to the Service officers mess of Rarde, by Chief Inspector of Naval Ordnance Directorate and stood in the officers mess of Middlegate House, Woolwich.

302 . A cased bone and ivory model of the paddle steamer Sirius, standing rigged above plank deck with flying bridge and funnel, over plank and pinned hull to waterline and copper cladding beneath, on a geometric plinth base, within an ebonised glazed case, 71cm x 29cm x 39cm. £1200-£1500.

303 . An ivory and bone water line model of a thirty six gun fifth rater, standing and running rigged above planked deck, carved three quarter gallery and closed gun ports and planked hull, in a glazed oak case, 50cm x 50cm x 30cm. £1200-£1500.

304 . A cased copper and brass model of 'The Cutty Sark', set copper sails over a mahogany hull with brass and copper gunwhales, in a glazed case, 58cm x 38cm x 18cm. £250-£300.

305 . A cased copper and brass model 'HMS Victory' with copper sails with rigging over brass gunwhales and three quarter gallery, on a mahogany plinth, in a glazed case, 66cm x 21cm x 41cm. £350-£400.

306 . A cased model of the Royal Navy battle ship King George V, fully detailed on a cradle support in a mahogany and glazed case, 80cm x 18cm x 16.5cm. £200-£250.

307 . A cased model of the TID Dockyard tug Biddick, Liverpool, in WWII service commission, raised on brass supports, on a mahogany plinth, under a glazed case, 65cm x 26cm x 33cm. £200-£250.

308 . An early 20th century waterline model under glass dome, possibly of the 'Endeavour' on a modeled painted swell on a mahogany plinth, 14cm high. £150-£200.

309 . A cased waterline model of the four mast barque 'Drum Blair' by Mr J Chatterton, standing and running rigged over detailed deck, black gunwhales over hull painted grey to waterline and red beneath, in a glazed mahogany case, 33cm x 23cm x 23cm £250-£300.

310 . A cased model of the Royal Navy destroyer HMS Saintes, (D84), the fully detailed decks with anti-aircraft guns, forward armourment, torpedo launchers etc, the hull painted grey over black to waterline and red beneath, 130cm x 25cm x 41cm. £350-£450.

311 . A waterline model of the Hornson Line MV Ascanius, fully detailed decks and radio masts, flying bridge over black hull to waterline and red beneath, in a glazed case with photographic panorama to back board, 86.5cm x 37.5cm. £150-£250.

*Notes Built by Mr D Davis last in service as the radio operator of the Ascanius on his first voyage.

312 . A waterline model of a four masted clipper within a glass carboy. £50-£60.

313 . A cased model of the American Revenue Marine Clipper Dallas (1815), standing and running rigged above planked deck with double anchor, cannon and tiller, over planked hull, raised on brass column supports, in a glazed illuminated case, 87cm x 36cm x 64cm. £150-£200.

314 . A cased scratch built model of the German battle cruiser Scharnhorst, the superstructure of carved wood overpainted in grey, simulated planks to decking, hull painted grey to waterline and red beneath, in a glazed case, 66cm x 17cm x 27cm. £100-£150.

315 . A cased waterline model of a smack 'Flower of the Fal, Cornwall', fully rigged above detailed deck in a glazed case, 40cm x 15cm x 24cm. £80-£120.

316 . A cased model of the trawler 'Lady of Smith of Yorkshire', 54 x 16 x35cm. £80-£120.

317 . A cased model of HMS Bounty, standing and running rigged above fully detailed decks, with planked hull, painted white below the waterline, 73cm x 30cm x 54cm. £150-£200.

318 . A Royal Naval Museum Limited edition model of H.M.S Victory, set sail over detailed decks with open gun ports and guns, within a glazed case 69 x 32 x 49cm. £150-£180.

319 . A clinker built model of a lugger, set sail over plank and pinned hull with brass centre board on a mahogany cradle, 46cm long. £100-£150.

320 . A contemporary model of a lugger, set sails over blue and black painted hull. £40-£50.

321 . A 19th Century boxwood and ebony boat builders or dock yard model of a thirty gun frigate, the hull with ebony gun wells and boxwood gun ports and galleried windows to stern, above white painted ribs, raised on a mahogany plinth base, 105cm long. £400-£600.

322 . A scratch built model of HMS Victory, standing and running rigged over a single block hull with open gun ports and guns. £200-£300.

323 . A clinker built model of the sailing dinghy 'Dia Jon', fully rigged over plank and pinned hull with brass centre board, the hull painted white beneath the waterline, on a plinth base, 46cm long. £100-£150.

324 . A good late 19th Century bone and ivory quayside model of the Orient Steamship Scott, the fully detailed deck with flying bridge and figures of passengers and crew on a plank and pinned hull on a mirrored waterline base, the ship moored to a wooden model quayside with hand painted ivory figures of passengers and onlookers, contained within carved and glazed mahogany case, 57cm x 26cm x 27cm. £2500-£3500.

*Notes - Named Scott to the bow and Orient to the stern, this is most probably the Orient, though under a French flag she appears to be flying the colours for P McAllum & Sons Ltd.

325 . A good early 20th century waterline model of HMS Victory in her first commission 1780, constructed from ships timbers by the artist Harold Wyllie (1880-1973), fully rigged with silver sails over African oak and ebony hull with detailed decks, blue and gilt gunwhales, the upper gun ports open with guns, on a cast bronze waterline base set in a carved wooden plinth, inscribed with battle honours, 68cm x 51cm x 36cm, together with two letters of provenance from Harold Wyllie, one on HMS Implacable headed notepaper the other on Alloway Place, Ayr headed paper, dated 1937 and 1945 respectively. £5000-£7000.

*Notes Harold Wyllie was the eldest son of the noted Marine artist William Wyllie (1851-1931). Following his fathers interests Harold became a significant artist in his own right, concentrating on the developments of the sailing ship in Royal Naval history. He became an expert in Marine Archaeology and was appointed to restore HMS Victory to her Trafalgar condition. His letters state that he was given the timbers from HMS Victory by Admiral Sir Christopher Cradock (1862-1914) who had commissioned him to build another model of the Victory. This model was commissioned by a Mr Adam Wood of Skeldon, Ayrshire who intended it to be used as a table centrepiece and ' it was therefore kept as simple as possible to avoid damage when shown out of the case'. the model was also exhibited in the Royal Academy in 1912 'as a piece of sculpture before ship models were prohibited from their galleries'. Rear Admiral Sir Christopher Cradock KCVO CB SGM entered the Royal Navy in 1875, serving with distinction in the Mediterranean and was promoted to Rear Admiral in 1910. Stating that he would rather chose to die either hunting or engaged in battle he was killed in the Battle of Coronel in the pursuit of Admiral Spee's fleet during the First World war. Skeldon House was built in 1760 by General Fulleron to an Adams design. Purchased by the Duke of Portland in 1867 the house was improved in 1908 by the architect James Miller for Adam Wood. The whole estate was sold in 1926, at which time the model of HMS VIctory was acquired by the vendors grandfather.

* References 'Royal Academy Exhibitors 1905-1970 Vol VI' page 339

326 . A good presentation model of the Blackpool lifeboat - 'Excelsior', the carved hull with fitted interior and carved articulated crewman figures, with oars, raised on a carved brass wheeled wagon in a mahogany and glazed case, 59cm x 26cm x 27cm. £3500-£4500.

BOOKS and MAPS

327 . Molony, Senan - Lusitania an Irish tragedy well illustrated, cloth in d/w, 2004. With 12 other modern maritime books all in excellent condition. £20-£30.

328 . A manual of seamanship, vol II - 1932, vol I - 1937, JX 152280 L/S J.A Wainwright - captures singapore 1942 - samatra, Pow. £30-£40.

329 . A Philips' Centenary Mercantile Marine Atlas 1937, gilt stamped blue cloth boards, formally the property of Ernesto Geraci (the last independent shipping company listed on the Baltic exchange). £50-£70.

330 . Vincent, Edgar - Nelson Love & Fame cloth in d/w, illustrated, Yale University Press, 2003. Franks, Norman - Beyond Courage cloth in d/w, 2003. Austin, Keith - The Victorian Titanic the loss of the S.S. Schiller in 1875 cloth in d/w, well illustrated, 2001. With 2 others. (5) £30-£40.

331 . Manual of Seamanship volume 11, cloth, HMSO, 1952. Naval Marine Engineering Practice volume 11, cloth, HMSO, 1962. Electrical Measurements and Torpedo Control cloth backed boards, The Admiralty, 1933. With 3 other on motor boats. £30-£40.

332 . A 19th Century log book for the Spanish frigate Aricifie September 1844 - August 1846, detailing the voyage and trade on the voyage from Cadiz to South East Asia and the Phillipines, 8vo, half calf (covers badly worn, some worm, stained edges). £150-£250.

333 . O'Brian, Patrick. Men-of-War illust, cloth in d/w, first ed, 1974. Richards, Brooks. Secret Flotillas, illust, cloth in d/w, 1996. With 2 others. (4) £40-£60.

334 . South Indian Ocean Pilot cloth, 1971, with 4 other 'pilots'. £20-£30.

335 . After Captain J.Knight- Plan de Torbay, Babacon-Bay et de L'Entree de Dartmouth, 1790 an engraved coastal chart with Depot General de la marine stamp 82 x 61cm overall. £150-£200.

336 . SCOTT OF THE ANTARCTIC Homage a Book of Sculptures by K. Scott (Lady Kennet) with a commentary by Stephen Gwynn. 40 photogravures, morocco backed cloth, 4to, limited edition 1/100 copies signed and inscribed Kathleen Kennet, 1938. £100-£150.

*Notes The sculptress Kathleen Bruce after a stormy courtship married the polar explorer Robert Falcon Scott in 1908. She later went on to become the Baroness Kennet after her second marriage.

337-9. No Lots.

PICTURES

340 . Charles Knight [1743-c.1826] after H. Singleton - British Plenty; Scarcity in India - a pair of stipple engravings in colour published by Knight Stokes Bucks & Random Stairbank & Sayer 1817 sight size 57 x 44cm each [2] £800-£1200.

341 . . Sybil Mullen-Glover [1908-1995] Drake's Island signed, watercolour 18 x 35cm. £50-£80.

342 . . Sybil Mullen-Glover [1908-1995] More Small Fry signed, watercolour 14 x 29cm. £40-£60.

343 . . Sybil Mullen-Glover [1908-1995] Sketch of a Swan signed, watercolour 23 x 41cm. £40-£60.

344 . L. Nitra (19th/20th Century) - Dutch trawlers - a pair, both signed oils on canvas each 25 x 20cm. £200-£300.

345 . . Harold Thornton [1892-1958] - Tower Bridge- etching, signed and inscribed in pencil in the margin plate size 18 x 23.5cm. £100-£150.

346 . William Alison Martin [1878-1936] - La Rochelle, Quai Valin - etching, signed and inscribed in pencil in the margin plate size 16.5 x 34cm. £80-£120.

347 . D. Deakins [20th Century] - Shipping in a calm harbour - signed oil on board 114 x 50cm. £50-£70.

348 . . Eric Ward [b.1945]- Thames barges at Maldon - signed oil on board 14.5 x 19.5cm. £100-£150.

348A. J. Cresswell [19/20th Century]- The paddle steamer Delta Queen- signed oil on board 30 x 43cm. . £40-£80.

349 . British School early 20th Century - Cargo ship in harbour - pencil drawing heightened with white 22.5 x 31cm. £50-£70.

350 . Peter Oliver [b.1927]- Lyme Bay, Dorset - signed oil on board 41.5 x 59cm. £100-£150.

351 . Adrian Gillespie Beach [20th Century} - Calais; Point Neuf, Paris - two, pen and ink drawings each 12.5 x 21.5cm. [2] £50-£70.

352 . After Christine Warburton - A set of eight framed monochrome prints of interior and exterior aspects of HMS Victory. £40-£60.

353 . After A M Hughes - Sunday Rounds, Defaulters and Grog, three framed silhouette caricatures of Royal Navy types, published by Gieves Ltd, Portsmouth, 10cm x 70cm. £40-£60.

354 . V M Harvey [20th Century]- Low tide Padstow harbour, fishermen mending boats in the foreground, a view to the harbour wall and town beyond - signed oil on board 123 x 360cm, unframed. £30-£50.

355 . James Aitken - fl. 1880 - 1935 - A sailing boat on a swell, watercolour, signed lower right, 24cm x 34cm. £100-£150.

356 . Anglo/Chinese School early 20th Century - SS Huntress - gouache 40 x 60cm. £100-£150.

357 . British School 20th Century - Portsmouth Harbour- indistinctly signed, inscribed and dated 7.78 watercolur over pen and ink drawing 16 x 44cm. £10-£20.

358 . C. Morgan [20th Century] - The three mast Clipper Panay - signed oil on panel 38 x 49cm. £80-£120.

359 . Luigi M. Galea [1847 - 1914, Maltese] - Approaching harbour in choppy seas - signed and dated 1904 bottom left oil on board 38 x 64cm. £2000-£2500.

360 . Attributed to William Clarkson Stanfield [1793-1867] Busy shipping scene on the Medway, barges unloading, soldiers in a ferry and a garrison in the foreground dated 26/10/63 bottom right watercolour heightened with gum arabic 63 x 53cm. £200-£250.

360A. Manner of Hugh Grecian Williams (1773-1829)- Rusty Anchor Cove, Plymouth, view towards the Citadel, watercolour, 18 x 25cm £200-£300.

361 . . Robin Brooks [20th Century] - A two-masted galleon off the coast - signed bottom left oil on canvas, 51 x 75cm. £80-£120.

362 . After J. W. M Turner 'Nelson's ship The Victory in the Battle of Waterloo', monochrome engraving, published by Henry Graves & Company April 8th 1858, subject size 56 x 80cm. £100-£150.

363 . W Harrison (19/20th century) Shipping off Gibraltar signed oil on board 17 x 25cm. £30-£50.

364 . Attributed to Nicholas Matthew Condy [1816-1851] Men-O-War at sea watercolour heightened with white 10 x 14cm. £80-£120.

365 . J. Petro after Robert Dodd A pair of 18th Century engravings - Naval Engagements, one inscribed in full - Defence of Capt Pearson in his Majesty's ship - Serapis published 1781 by John Harris 56 x 46cm (2) £40-£60.

366 . Publisher Alexander Hogg A view of Hamoaze and Plymouth Docks from Mount Edgcumbe and a companion, a view of Mount Edgcumbe from St Nicholas Island engravings, one dated 1786 17 x 21cm together with five other old maritime engravings (7) £40-£60.

367 . After W. Purkiss [19th Century] The three master John Williams under full sail coloured lithograph 31 x 45cm £40-£60.

368 . John Canham [20th century] A trawler off the coast signed oil on canvas 55 x 81cm. £150-£250.

369 . Circle of Clarkson Stanfield [1793-1867] Shipping in the Channel oil on canvas 58 x 77.5cm. £800-£1200.

370 . Circle of Francis Swaine [c.1720-1782] Rescuing a wreck oil on canvas 41 x 91.5cm. £600-£900.

371 . Anglo/Chinese School early 20th Century H.M.S. Petersfield oil on canvas 42 x 56cm £250-£350.

372 . British School; A naval battle watercolour 33 x 53cm, unframed. £200-£250.

373 . W H Bingley (19/20th Century) - Seascape - signed, watercolour, 24 x 52cm. £10-£20.

374 . Hilda A Schneider (early 20th Century) - Fisherfolk on a beach - signed, oil on board, 39.5 x 49.5cm. £20-£40.

375 . L A Huddart (19/ 20th Century) - Gulls, Lands End - signed and dated 1905, watercolour, 35 x 53cm. £20-£40.

376 . English School (19/20th Century) - The Trawler Fleet - watercolour, 21.5 x 28.5cm. £20-£40.

377 . William Shepherd (19/20th Century) - Trawlers leaving harbour- signed and dated 1965, watercolour, 25 x 35cm. £20-£40.

378 . E. Sharland (early 20th Century) - St Ives; Babbacombe- a pair of coloured etchings, both signed, each 18 x 30cm, (2). £30-£50.

379 . Philip John Ouless [1817-1885] - A three-decker at anchor, paddle steamer beyond - monogrammed and dated 1871 oil on panel 24 x 34cm. £500-£700.

380 . Philip John Ouless [1817-1885] - The wreck of The Royal Mail steam ship 'Express' off the Corbiere, 1859 - oil on canvas 65 x 95cm. £4000-£6000.

381 . John Le Chapelain [1812-1848] - Longboat heading out to Sea - watercolour 16 x 27cm. £80-£120.

382 . John Le Chapelain [1812-1848] - Unloading the Catch - watercolour 20 x 28cm. With Duncan Milllar Fine Art £150-£250.

383 . John Le Chapelain [1812-1848] - Stormy coastal landscape signed bottom right watercolour 24 x 33cm. £80-£120.

384 . T G Dutton After Philip John Ouless [1817-1885] - The Wreck of the Royal Mail Steam Packet 'Express' - lithograph published by Day & Son 1859 image size 27 x 40cm. £80-£120.

385 . British School - Trawlers in a bay, sun setting beyond; A lighthouse in a bay two, oils on board ovals, 9 x 14cm. [2] £30-£50.

386 . Richard Joicey [20th Century] - 'Submarine Bearing 275', a mine sweeper manoeuvring - signed and dated Joicey 85 bottom right watercolour 30 x 46cm. Exhibited. The Mall Galleries 1987 £40-£80.

387 . . Melvyn Warren-Smith [20th century] - 'Skagen', Where the North Sea meets Baltic - signed and dated Jan 1972 bottom right inscribed with title on the overlap oil on canvas 63 x 76cm, unframed. £40-£60.

387A. After William H Overend- 'The Hero of Trafalgar, Nelson on Board The Victory, October 21st 1805' - coloured print, 53 x 75cm. £40-£60.

388 . British School 19/20th Century - Gunboat, circa 1890, with pale yellow funnels- watercolour heightened with white 20 x 30.5cm. £40-£80.

389 . . E W Paget-Tomlinson [20th Century] - SS Vardal in Sharpness Docks July 1956 - signed, inscribed and dated 1996 watercolour heightened with white 29 x 41cm. £40-£80.

390 . . Frank Henry Mason 1876-1965] - HMS Amethyst leaving Malta - signed bottom left oil on canvas board 47 x 67cm. HMS Amethyst was launched in 1943 and the following year was employed on convoy duties at Valletta. She is best known for the 1949 incident on the Yangtze River when caught in crossfire between the Chinese Communists and Nationalist at Nanking. The Chinese asserted a different version of events that the Amethyst had sunk a Chinese vessel and massacred the passengers. The ship and her crew were held hostage for three months while the British negotiated their release. On the evening of 30th July Amethyst slipped way and made a 168 mile dash to freedom. £1800-£2200.

391 . Michael Cross [20th century] - Bedruthen Steps - signed and inscribed watercolour 13.5 x 19.5cm. £50-£100.

392 . G Kitto [early 20th Century] - Old Corner Fowey- signed and inscribed watercolour over pencil drawing 34 x 21.5cm £20-£30.

393 . British School 20th Century - 'Karlsruhe' a light cruiser/pazzerschiff - blue tinted etching, signed and inscribed in pencil in the bottom margin image size 10 x 17.5cm £10-£20.

394 . After Commander Dewey- Islands in the North Pacific- an Admiralty chart published 1936 70 x 51cm. £10-£20.

395 . After Marc Stone [20th Century]- A WWII poster titled BACK THEM UP! A British Cruiser ramming an Italian submarine in the Mediterranean- printed in colours by James Haworth & Brothers 55 x 50cm £60-£80.

396 . After Captain Sheringham, Lt Cox & Mr Taylor- An 1852 Hydrographic Office coastal chart of Tor Bay, sheet 26 64 x 50cm. £100-£150.

397 . After Jos Dessiou A Survey of Torbay, an engraved coastal chart published by P Steel, 1804- 64 x 50cm £200-£250.

398 . After Robert Sayer & John Bennett- An Hydrographic Survey of the Coast of Devonshire from Exmouth Bar to Stoke Point - an engraved coastal chart 71 x 52cm. £150-£200.

399 . First Published by Laurie & Whittle 1794- A New and Correct Tide-Table for The British Channel, German Sea, Bay of Biscay &c- with rotating dial for 30 Day Circle and 12 Hours Circle and Names of Places from Aldborough Haven to Zuyder-zee 51 x 42.5cm. £150-£200.

400 . After Lucas Janszoon Waghenaer 1583 Canalis Angliae, Plymouth to Portland- Latin edition first published 1586 39.5 x 53cm. £850-£1000.

401 . British School 19th Century- The three master Corkscrew of London circa 1846 captained by Commander R.M.Fudge- indistinctly signed oil on canvas 43 x 59cm. £400-£600.

402 . . John Hobson Nicholson [1911-1988]- RMS Queen Mary in the Bay of Biscay 17th October 1967 signed bottom right inscribed with title on a plaque on the frame and the the stretcher oil on canvas 50 x 75cm. £400-£600.

* RMS Queen Mary, Cunard S.S. Co. Ltd. Captain J Treasure-Jones.

403 . Eric Erskine Campbell Tufnell [1888-1978] Naval gunboats moored in a ship yard two etchings, both signed in pencil each 19 x 27.5cm. [2] £20-£30.

404 . Leslie Greenfirth-Thamer [early 20th century] Three master in a bay signed and dated 1931 pencil drawing heightened with white 13.5 x 15.5cm. £20-£30.

405 . A. Onslow [19/20th Century] Trawlers in a swell signed and dated 1891 oil on board 13 x 22cm. £30-£50.

406 . Richard Henry Nibbs [1816-1893] Shipping off Portsmouth; fishermen netting the the foreground, a man of war and various craft beyond signed bottom left watercolour 62 x 89.5cm. £600-£900.

407 . British School Paddle steamer bears a signature watercolour 46 x 66cm. £20-£40.

408 . A. Onslow [19/20th Century] Sailing coasters in a breeze signed and dated 1891 oil on board 30.5 x 19cm. £30-£50.

409 . . Wilfred Knox [1884-1966] - Clipper under sail - signed bottom left watercolour heightened with white 25 x 36cm. £150-£250.

410 . British School 19th Century - Shipwreck on rocks - a life boat nearby and rescue party on the cliff above oil on canvas 27 x 35.5cm. £40-£80.

411 . Francis Jukes [1745-1812] - Ramsgate - an engraving published by J Brydon 1791 images size 27 x 40.5cm. £20-£30.

412 . A reproduction coastal chart, Exmouth Bar to Start Point, 52 x 78cm. £20-£40.

413 . Montague Dawson [1895-1973]- The Pagoda Anchirage- coloured print signed in pencil in the margin 61 x 76cm. £20-£30.

414 . Adolphus Knell [c.1860-1890] Shipping scenes with fishermen netting a pair both signed oils on board each 10.5 x 20cm. (2) £350-£500.

415 . J.Hall [19/20th Century] - Clippership 'Sussex', Master T.S. Johns, 1896 - signed and inscribed as titled watercolour 47 x 59cm. £150-£200.

416 . R Heddan [20th Century]- HMS Marlborough; HMS Blackadder - a pair, both signed watercolours heightened with white each 36 x 51cm [2] £250-£350.

417 . . Frank Sherwin [1898-1985] - A calm harbour - signed oil on board 30 x 37cm. £200-£300.

418 . Attributed to Thomas Bush Hardy [1842-1897] - Off Geenwhich - watercolour 8 x 23.5cm. £150-£250.

419 . Attributed to Francis Nicholson [1753-1844] - Overlooking the bay Greenock Scotland, figures in the foreground, shipping and a view to the town beyond - watercolour 24 x 42.5cm. £300-£500.

420 . T. Mortimer [Circa 1900] Fishing boats and other shipping off a coastal town watercolour signed 17 x 32cm £30-£50.

421 . Lewis Mortimer [Circa 1920's] Teign Estuary with Teignmouth and Shaldon in the distance watercolour signed 26 x 36cm £30-£40.

422 . Hayward M. Davenport [Exh 1898-1904] Trawlers and other shipping in light breeze watercolour signed 28 x 45cm £50-£60.

423 . Arthur Clarence [Early 20th Century] Breakers in Fistral Bay, Cornwall watercolour signed, with Thomas Walker (Newquay) Gallery label on reverse 27 x 74cm £60-£100.

424 . Herbert Moxom Cook [1844-circa 1920] The Fishermans Corner, Blackgang, Isle of Wight watercolour signed 26 x 35cm £80-£120.

425 . John Cleveley [1747-1786] - Naval cutters and shipping in a calm bay, sailors loading stores signed Jn Cleveley bottom left watercolour, pen and ink drawing 23 x 28.5cm. £300-£500.

426 . An early 20th Century watercolour and gouache portrait of the Orient Steam Company SS Orsova, port side view, in the company of other shipping, 28cm x 47cm. £100-£150.

426A. British School 19th Century- Trawlers leaving a Dutch harbour in choppy seas- watercolour with scratching out 23 x 29.5cm. £100-£150.

427 . Frederick James Aldridge [1850-1933]- Trawlers off the coast- signed bottom right watercolour 26 x 37cm. £120-£180.

428 . Ernest Stuart [c.1889-1915] - Trawlers in a calm - signed watercolour 33 x 54cm. £40-£80.

429 . Attributed to William Clarkson Stanfield [1793-1867]- Coastal trading crafts with goods and passengers in a bay- watercolour 64 x 90cm. £250-£350.

430 . British School 19th century - Trawlers off the Dutch coast- indistinctly signed and dated 1850 oil on canvas 30 x 55cm. £200-£300.

431 . Anthony Luzzo (1855 - 1907) - Janie Gough of Fowey, a three - masted schooner - a pair, one signed and dated Genoa 1892, watercolour, bodycolour, pen and ink, each 38.5 x 56cm, (2). £300-£500.

432 . Captain Joseph Sparkhall Rundle, R.N [1815 - 1880] - HMS Monarch - watercolour 10 x 12cm. £80-£120.

433 . Captain Joseph Sparkhall Rundle, R.N [1815 - 1880] - The Ward Room, HMS Monarch, 7pm, 26 August 1842- signed, inscribed and dated watercolour 18 x 22cm. £80-£120.

434 . Captain Joseph Sparkhall Rundle, R.N [1815 - 1880] - Seerah and distant View of Aden; view of Aden from the foot of the pass - two, both signed watercolours largest 18 x 31cm [2] £300-£500.

435 . A pair of coloured prints of an American whaler 'Outward Bound' and Homeward Bound'. £30-£40.

436 . Robert Malcolm Lloyd [1859-1907] - The Pool of London - signed, watercolour 29.5 x 59.5cm. £250-£350.

437 . English School 19/20th Century - Flotilla of sailing vessels and a steam boat off a coast - watercolour 22 x 43cm £100-£150.

438 . After Harold Wyllie - The Glorious 1st June, coloured engraving, depicting the actions of Admiral Howe, published 1928, by Arthur Ackermann and Sons, publishers proof mark, signed in pencil lower left, 24cm x 37cm. £40-£60.

439 . British School 19th Century- A Naval engagement, possibly the battle of Algiciras- indistinctly inscribed in pencil along the bottom watercolour over pencil drawing 36 x 52cm. £100-£150.

440 . W.H.Doust [fl.1859-1880]- Sailing luggers approaching harbour - signed and dated 1864 bottom left oil on canvas 29 x 55cm. £800-£1200.

441. Albert Marx [1871-1941]- A cutter at anchor in an estuary with a fisherman hauling a net in the foreground:- signed watercolour 74 x 54cm. £400-£500

442. T.E. Branton [Late 20th Century] - A galleon under full sail:- signed and dated 73 watercolour and ink 54 x 44cm. £150-£200