JS Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers Cotefield Auction Rooms Oxford Road Banbury Fine Art and Antiques, Arms, Armour & Medals Oxfordshire OX15 4AQ Started 23 Mar 2013 09:00 GMT United Kingdom
Lot Description
A Sykes Patent two-way powder flask, concealed spring, flattened cylindrical body with threaded circular cover to base, together with a 1 Hawksley revolver flask and a James Dixon embossed copper powder flask decorated with an eagle holding lightning bolts over the face of a classical figure with swan ...[more]
A mahogany case for a pair of muff pistols, the lid with maker’s trade label for Beattie, 223 Regent Street and 52 Upper Marylebone St. 2 Portland place, green velvet lined interior, internal dimensions 6 inches wide by 3.75 inches.
3 A 144-bore pincer mould, stamped 144, together with a large bore starting rod. (2)
4 A copper pistol flask, the small bag-shaped body with brass top and nozzle, graduated for 1/2 through to 3/4 drams.
A copper three-way powder flask, the flattened oval body with threaded brass cap to the base, brass top with pivoting ball cover and 5 nozzle.
6 A copper three-way powder flask, the base with two swivel covers for cap and ball, brass top with graduated nozzle.
An embossed copper powder flask for a gun, decorated with stylised acanthus leaves and foliage, together with two further plain copper 7 gun flask, one by Dixon & Sons. (3)
8 A Bosch type powder flask, the leather covered body with four sling mounts, the brass top with pivoting glazed measure and nozzle.
A Hawksley white metal mounted pigskin covered gun flask, the black pigskin covered body with large white metal top graduated for 2 9 1/4 through to 3 drams.
A leather covered Hawksley flask, the pistol sized, bag shaped body covered with black leather, brass cap and top with graduated 10 nozzle for 1 through to 1 3/4 drams.
A Hawksley powder flask for a large calibre gun, the planished body with four sling swivels, the brass top with large graduated nozzle for 11 3 through to 5 drams.
12 A brass powder flask for a pistol, the flattened rounded rectangular body with gilt brass cap and nozzle, blued spring.
13 A small copper pistol flask, the pear shaped body retaining traces of lacquered finish, brass top and graduated nozzle, blued spring.
14 An early turned powder measure, the adjustable measure graduated from 1 through to 8, acorn shaped finial.
15 A presentation horn, of large natural form applied with a white metal presentation plaque in German, dated 1857. 16 A 19th Century campaign knife and fork set, the knife with maker’s name of Wragg, iron bound hardwood handles.
17 A 19th Century leather cartridge pouch, the flap lifting to reveal nineteen cylindrical charge containers, two D-shaped hanging rings.
18 A rare Gibbs rifle flask, leather covered body with white metal top with graduated nozzle.
A rare Eley’s Sporting Ammunition Cartridge Display Board, the framed and glazed display containing the complete spectrum of bores 19 up to 4 and comprising 79 cases, to include Central Fire GasTight Cartrdige Cases, Pegamoid, EBL, Ejector and Solid examples.
A rare Kynoch Ammunition advertising mirror, the oak framed mirror depicting Primax, Bonax, Grouse, Opex, Kynoid, Perfectly Gas 20 Tight, CB and Swift cartridges, the reverse with WHITE DIAMOND ELECTRO COPPERED ink stamped trademark and applied paper label THIS MIRROR IS THE PROPERTY OF KYNOCH LTD WITT ...[more]
An Asprey’s Patent place finder, the base with presentation inscription to the side G.C. from R. St. G.R. 2/6/1936. The GC stands for 21 George Courthold.
A novelty spirit flask walking stick, the threaded pommel revealing two thimble sized beakers and a glass flask, together with French 22 brandy flask in the former of a shotgun cartridge. (2)
A white metal Sykes cap dispenser, together with another similar, unnamed, probably Continental, a James Dixon Pinfire (?) loading 23 tool, a Kynoch’s Patent brass 12-bore hand cartridge closer tool and a James Dixon redecapper. (5)
24 An antique seal skin cartridge bag, leather and canvas strap with brown suede interior.
25 A Holland and Holland gun case, red baize lined interior with maker’s trade label, together with one further gun case.
A brass bound leather gun case by Cogswell & Harrison, the red baize lined interior for a gun with 30 inch barrels, the lid with trade 26 label, complete with pair of snap caps, cleaning rod and brushes.
A brass bound and inlaid mahogany guncase by Samuel Higham of Oswestry, the pig skin lined interior for a gun with 29 inch barrels, 27 the inside of the lid with trade label.
28 A cased John Bull Intercheck bore gauge, for 0.25 to 0.5 inch bore, of pistol form.
29 A Zeiss telescopic sight, serial no. 65541 Zielsechs.
A large Big Game hunting knife, 27.5cm blade engraved MATHESAPPOO KOTIYAGALLA, natural stag horn grip, contained in its 30 leather scabbard.
31 A Rattle Snake skin holster and belt, with provision for 32 rounds of ammunition.
A tortoise shell and ivory mounted Spanish folding knife, 17cm clipped back blade stamped TOLEDO, four piece ivory and tortoise shell 32 mounted handle.
33 Four various gun sleeves. (4)
34 An Ideal 25-35 bullet mould, together with a quantity of loading tools and an embossed copper powder flask. A very rare 1893 Curtis’s & Harvey cartridge warmer, the black lacquered case with embossed brass maker’s plate to the lid, designed 35 for the warming and moisture reduction of black powder cartridges.
36 An interesting printing block of the W.W. Greener gun works, depicting an interior scene of the factory floor.
37 Four roll turnover loading tools, each of 12-bore.
38 A green glass Target Ball, by N B Glassworks, Perth, containing white feathers.
39 A pink glass Target Ball, embossed with a shooter to either side.
40 A Bogardus purple glass target ball, Patent 10th April 1877.
40A A clear glass target ball, embossed with a shooter to either side.
A rare set of Dixon wall mounted shot and powder dispensers, the tin bodies retaining traces of black lacquered finish, each with brass 41 nozzle.
42 A steel Sykes cap dispenser, 1 3/4 inch diameter, ring suspender, stamped SYKES to the top.
43 Two Experimental Dixon cap dispensers, by repute acquired from an Employee of the Dixon Works. (2)
44 Two 1 1/2oz brass shot dispensers, one by James Dixon & Sons, the other by Sykes. (2)
45 A Lightwood & Son choke gauge, together with a chamber gauge. (2)
46 A brass 12-bore combination whistle and cartridge extractor, stamped 12.
47 Two Kynoch Salesman’s gifts, each being a cartridge box opener. (2)
48 A Lightwood game counter, of rectangular brass form, two dials to either face, Pheasant, Partridge, Grouse and Hares.
49 A rare Field’s Patent cartridge tester, for 70 grains.
50 A Cogswell & Harrison plated pewter oil bottle, of circular form together with another, plain pewter, by Lang. (2)
51 A W.R. Pape pewter oil bottle, of square form, together with another by T. Newton of Manchester. (2)
52 An embossed leather shot flask, decorated with a hunting scene, together with another with plain bag by SYKES. (2)
53 A Bartram leather shot flask, graduated for 1 1/4 to 1 1/2oz, together with another with another with sprung scoop. (2)
A good leather shot flask, the 3lb leather bag with case colour hardened nozzle graduated for 1 to 1 1/4oz, together with another, 54 embossed and decorated with a dog and grouse and graduated for 1 1/2 to 1 3/4oz. (2) 55 A light tan leather shot flask, together with a dark brown leather shot flask. (2)
56 An embossed copper powder flask, decorated with birds and trees to either side, graduated nozzle with PATENT top.
57 An early flat backed tin powder flask, of exaggerated pear form and with green painted finish.
A box of powder flask and shot bag parts, together with three Wood & Son ceramic plates decorated with pistols, and a set of RCBS 58 reloading scales.
59 A Holland & Holland pewter oil bottle, of circular form, together with another by C. Hellis & Sons, of square form. (2)
60 A G & J W Hawksley pewter oil bottle, of circular form, together with another of square form by Watson Bros. (2)
A rare Sykes Patent off-set nozzle copper powder flask, of large rounded rectangular form, with SYKES PATENT top with graduated 61 nozzle.
62 A plain copper powder flask, by Dixon & Sons, graduated nozzle.
An Hawksley embossed copper powder flask, of pear form and decorated with stylised acanthus leaves, brass top with graduated 63 nozzle for 2 1/4 through to 2 3/4 drams.
A G & J W Hawksley white metal topped leather shot flask, graduated for 1 to 1 1/4oz, together with another leather shot flask 64 graduated for 1 to 1 1/4oz. (2)
Two Dixon and Sons leather shot flasks, one embossed with dogs and with case colour hardened top graduated for 1 1/4 to 1 1/2oz, the 65 other with plain bag and white metal top, similarly graduated. (2)
66 A blued steel bullet mould, with swivel sprue cutter, together with two 1891 MKII oil bottles. (3)
A Manton & Co. bullet mould, marked MANTON & CO. CALCUTTA on the arms, sprue cutter lacking, together with a Parker Hale 67 spotting scope tripod. (2)
A brass game counter, of rectangular form with rounded ends, four dials for Hare, Rabbit, Pheasant and Partridge, also inscribed with 68 French equivalents, fixed suspension ring and traces of silvered finish.
69 A rare brass telescopic shot and powder measure, with engraved graduated measure for ozs drams and bore.
70 A 14-bore capper de-capper, of brass construction with turned wood handle, stamped 14 to the base.
71 Eight various steel pistol barrel keys, for varying barrel diameters, three with combined nipple key. (8)
72 Two brass 8-bore snap caps, by Ralph Grant, Leicetser, together with a resizer and four leather ferret muzzles. (7)
73 Four various bullet moulds, three for ball and one for bullet. (4)
74 Four 12-bore chamber brushes, two by Hawksley and one by Westley Richards, three with covers. (4) 75 Two Holland & Holland 12-bore snap caps, together with a Purdey & Sons oil bottle. (3)
76 A brass cartridge extractor, together with three combination shot and powder measures and an oil bottle. (5)
77 Four various gun tools, turn screw, nipple wrench, combination powder and shot measure plus one other. (4)
An Hanoverian Model 1818-43 .650 calibre rifled percussion cavalry pistol, 10 inch sighted browned barrel with eight groove rifling, 82 stepped and bolted lock, full stocked with regulation brass mounts, the side plate stamped K.G.1., the back strap with provision for a shoulder stock and engraved No. ...[more]
A flintlock boxlock tap action pocket pistol of small size, 1.25 inch turn-off barrels, border and bouquet engraved action signed THEOPs 83 RICHARDS to one side of the frame and decorated with a stand of arms to the other, tsp mounted on the left side and secured with a large domed screw head finely en ...[more]
A pair of French flintlock boxlock pocket pistols, 1 inch turn-off three stage canon barrels, border engraved actions decorated with 84 swags, sliding safeties, chequered, swollen bag-shaped butts.
A pair of percussion rounded action muff pistols by Bulman, 1.25 inch turn-off barrels, engraved with scallops at the muzzles, foliate 85 engraved round actions signed BULMAN NEWCASTLE, sliding safeties, folding triggers, bag-shaped wooden butts with vacant oval white metal escutcheons.
A pair of French flintlock Queen Anne style rifled travelling pistols by Durdiniere, 2 inch three-stage rifled cannon barrels with 1.25 inch 86 gilded octagonal breeches, border and scroll engraved locks signed DURDINIERE, ST LO and fitted with swinging safety catches, half stocks carved with roses abo ...[more]
A good pair of percussion travelling pistols by Cogswell, 1.25 inch sighted octagonal turn-off barrels, border and scroll engraved slightly 87 rounded actions, chequered bag-shaped wood butts with rectangular white metal vacant escutcheon with clipped corners. Good traces of original finish.
An 11mm five-shot Gasser revolver, 5 inch sighted barrel, border and foliate engraved frame stamped L. GASSER PATENT WIEN on 88 the left side, fluted cylinder, two-piece horn grips, contained in its leather holster. Faults.
A Belgian double barrelled percussion boxlock pocket pistol, 2.75 inch browned barrels, scroll engraved action, folding triggers, bag- 89 shaped wood butt.
A Continental flintlock travelling pistol, 3.25 inch two-stage barrel with fluted breech end, border and scroll engraved lock, full stocked 90 carved with scrolls about the barrel tang and inlaid with scrolling silver wire, engraved steel mounts including long eared butt cap, together with another simi ...[more]
A French percussion target pistol by Le Page, 9.5 inch sighted octagonal rifled barrel, border and scroll engraved stepped lock signed 91 LE PAGE MOUTIER PARIS, half stocked with engraved steel mounts including spur trigger, the fore-end carved with scrolling foliage, fluted wood butt with castelated b ...[more]
A Continental percussion service pistol, 7.75 inch sighted barrel, bevelled lock converted from flicntlock and with indistinctly engraved 92 manufacturer’s marks, half stocked with regulation brass mounts, the butt with lanyard ring, steel loading rod.
A French flintlock holster pistol by Gabriel Tezenas, 8 inch sighted, slightly swamped two-stage barrel, border and scroll engraved 93 stepped lock signed Gabriel Tezenas, full stocked with brass mounts including ornate dog’s head butt cap, fore-end replaced and barrel tang damaged. A percussion boxlock pocket pistol, 1.5 inch turn-off barrel with scalloped engraving at the muzzle, border engraved action decorated 94 with stands of arms and marked HORTON, folding trigger, sliding safety, slap sided wood butt with chequered back and inset with a vacant diamond shaped white metal es ...[more]
A rare Irish flintlock service carbine by Pattison, 22 inch sighted browned damascus barrel stamped DUBLIN at the forte, stepped lock 98 signed M & J PATTISON, threequarters stock with regulation brass mounts, the butt with patch box, swollen iron ramrod with concave face.
A fine percussion Hanoverian sporting rifle, 29.5 inch sighted octagonal swamped barrel signed GROHNWALD in gold in Gothic script, 99 the muzzle and breech with gold lined decoration, border and scroll engraved signed lock with swivel safety, half stocked with engraved steel mounts including scroll tri ...[more]
A fine and rare Ezekiel Baker & Son flintlock trials musket, 39 inch sighted browned barrel engraved EZEKIEL BAKER & SON 100 GUNMAKERS to his MAJESTY, LONDON, plain bevelled locked signed E. BAKER & SONS, fitted with a ring neck cock, full stocked with regulation brass mounts, ramrod with do ...[more]
A good brace of 16-bore percussion sporting guns by Anton Burckhardt, 31.5 inch sighted damascus barrels signed ANTON 101 BURCKHARDT IN WEIMAR on the top flats, scallop engraved case colour hardened platinum vented breeches with border and scroll engraved case colour hardened breeches, border and scroll ...[more]
A Royal double barrelled pinfire Cape rifle by Anton Lebeda, 28 inch barrels, the left smooth, the right rifled, fitted with rear life sights 102 and signed on the top flat, border engraved back action locks, half stocked with rotary underlever action, the trigger guard applied with the Royal Arms on a ...[more]
A fine quality double barrelled pinfire sporting gun by Thomas of Paris, 25.5 inch sighted damascus barrels, signed on the top flat, relief 103 engraved back action locks decorated with scrolling vines, rounded all steel rotary action fore-end decorated ensuite, breech tang, hammers, trigger guard and b ...[more]
A double barrelled percussion sporting rifle by Rasch, 26 inch sighted rifled octagonal barrels, border engraved signed locks fitted with 104 sprung safeties and decorated with stags at the tails, half stocked, the fore-end carved in the form of a wolf’s head, scrolling horn trigger guard decorate ...[more]
A large double barrelled percussion sporting gun by Rasch, 43.75 inch sighted damascus barrels, border and scroll engraved signed 105 locks, one decorated with a hare at the tail, swinging safeties, half stocked with chequered wrist, engraved steel mounts including scroll trigger guard, brass capped woo ...[more]
George IV’s double barrelled percussion sporting gun by Stoermer, 32.5 inch sighted damascus barrels inl aid with gold on the top flat 106 STOERMER HOFRUSTMEISTER, gold lined breeches inlaid with gold maker’s cartouches, border engraved stepped locks decorated with rabbits and inlaid with go ...[more]
A single barrelled percussion sporting gun, 32.5 inch sighted damascus barrel with platinum lined and vented breech, border and scroll 107 engraved back action lock decorated with a pheasant, half stocked with chequered wrist, steel mounts, brass capped wood ramrod with concealed worm.
A German Silver mounted American percussion target rifle by Nason, Lewiston, Maine, 36 inch sighted octagonal barrel fitted with rear 108 platinum lined leaf sights for 50, 100 and 150 yards, also fitted with an adjustable aperture sight behind the tang, stamped C.F. NASON LEWISTON M.E. on the top flat, ...[more]
An American style percussion bench rifle of large proportions, 35.5 inch sighted octagonal barrel, border and scroll engraved back 109 action lock decorated with a bird, half stocked with white metal and brass mounts including scroll trigger-guard and shaped butt plate. Faults. A fine quality cased Liege double barrelled percussion sporting gun by Louis Malherbe, 28.75 inch damascus barrels with gold lined 110 muzzles and breeches, the top flat inlaid in gold Damas Extrafins, the breech chiselled with scrolling foliage, border engraved back action locks finely decorated with s ...[more]
A single barrelled percussion sporting gun by Bond, 32 inch sighted damascus two-stage barrel inset with a gold maker’s tablet at the 111 breech, border and scroll engraved drum and nipple conversion lock signed Bond, half stocked with chequered wrist, engraved steel mounts, brass capped wood ramr ...[more]
A large double barrelled 10-bore fowling piece, 40.5 inch sighted damascus barrels, border and scroll engraved back action locks, half 112 stocked with chequered wrist and border and scroll engraved steel mounts, brass capped wood ramrod.
An 8-bore percussion live-pigeon gun, 34 inch sighted damascus barrel, border and scroll engraved lock, half stocked with chequered 113 fore-end and wist, horn fore-end cap, border and scroll engraved steel mounts.
114 A deactivated No. 4 Lee Enfield Rifle, dated 1944 and complete with deactivation certificate.
A Westley Richards action falling block rifle chambered for No.2 musket and retailed by John Reeves, 29 inch sighted barrel fitted with 115 seven leaf sights for 100 yards through to 700 yards, also fitted with a ladder sight, the top flat signed JOHN REEVES AND CO MAKERS 18 WEAMAN ROW BIRMINGHAM, the s ...[more]
A rare eight-shot percussion ring lever Colt Paterson revolving rifle, 32 inch sighted barrel fitted with rear leaf sights, square backed 116 cylinder, square backed cylinder, ring lever, the stock with chequered wrist, pitted over all.
An Indian Arsenal East India flintlock musket, 39 inch sighted barrel, border engraved lock signed REA, dated 1799 and with the EIC 117 emblem at the tail, full stock with regulation brass mounts, steel ramrod.
120 A Webley Junior air pistol, serial no. J23972, retaining traces of original finish.
124 A large quantity of miscellaneous shotgun cartridges.
An Italian percussion black powder copy of a Colt Navy, together with a crudely deactivated 12-bore double barrelled Continental 125 shotgun and a crudely deactivated bolt action .410 shotgun by Webley & Scott. Please note the revolver requires the purchaser to be in possession of a Section 1 permit ...[more]
A .20 Bolt Action Sheridan Blue Streak Air Rifle, 19.5 inch barrel fitted with a scope rail, full pneumatic carbine sized stock, complete 126 with handbook and spare scope rail. Please note the power of this rifle requires the purchaser to be in posession of a Fire Arms Certificate.
A .410 Rigby sporting gun, 26.25 inch two-stage sighted barrel, engraved JOHN RIGBY & CO. on the side flat and 72 ST JAMES’S ST 127 LONDON & DUBLIN.
A deactivated double barrelled hammer gun, complete with deactivation certificate, together with two percussion service style muskets. 128 (3)
A double barrelled 16-bore hammer gun by Henry Morrow of Halifax, 30 inch sighted damascus barrels signed HENRY MORROW 129 ALBANY BUILDINGS, HALIFAX, border and scroll engraved signed locks decorated with dogs, half stocked with chequered fore-end and wrist. Serial no. 3356.
130 A .303 bolt action P14 service rifle, serial no. W179455. Please note that this item will require a shotgun certificate. 131 A .22LR lever action rifle, by Vostock, serial no. 136. Please note that this item will require a certificate.
132 A .308 bolt action P14 heavy barrelled target rifle, serial no. 10885. Please note that this item will require a certificate.
A good double barrelled 12-bore hammer gun by Rigby, 29.5 inch sighted damascus barrels signed John Rigby & Co. Dublin & London 133 on the top flat, border and scroll engraved case colour hardened locks signed Jno Rigby & Co. border and scroll engraved case colour hardened action with blued ...[more]
A single barrelled 12-bore sporting gun, the action decorated with a rabbit and stamped Made in USSR, chequered fore-end and wrist, 134 serial no. E04851. Please note that this item will require a shotgun certificate.
A good double barrelled 12-bore Spanish boxlock non-ejector sporting gun, border and scroll engraved case colour hardened action, 135 chequered fore-end and wrist serial no. 78211. Please note that this item will require a shotgun certificate.
A double barrelled 16-bore hammer gun by Morrow, 30 inch sighted damascus barrels, signed Henry Morrow, Albany Buildings, Halifax 136 on the top flat, border and scroll engraved locks decorated with dogs and signed HY MORROW, half stock with chequered fore-end and wrist, serial no. 3356.
Two Italian type black powder percussion revolvers, the first in .44cal serial no. 1449066, the second in .36cal serial no. 025013. Please 137 note these pistols will require a Section 1 Licence.
138 A FAC only Air Arms .22 S510 air rifle, serial no 106842.
139 A FAC only .22 Brocok Hunter air rifle, serial no. 00598.
Five various stock and actions, RFD only .22 BSA Rifle, .410 Baikal A17697, double barrelled 12-bore Baikal A23187, single barrelled 140 unnamed .410 shotgun 97945 and a single barreled 12-bore unnamed shotgun 183. (5)
Six various stock and actions, RFD only, single barrelled 12-bore Cooey 25155, double barrelled .410 Lincoln 85134, single barrelled 141 20-bore AYA 479150, single barrel 12-bore knockabout shotgun 192251, a double barrelled 12-bore Zamacola 68016 and a BSA single barrelled 12-bore shotgun YD5671.(6)
A Brookes & Brookes of Sheffield Bowie knife, 27cm blade with clipped back point etched with an Eagle and NY, recurved brass 150 crossguard, natural horn grip, embossed white metal pommel.
150A A 3rd Royal Lancashire Militia Bandsman`s sword, by Hawkes & Co, regulation brass hilt contained in its brass scabbard.
A Victorian Rifle Officer’s sword, 82cm slightly curved fullered blade etched with scrolling foliage, strung bugle horn and crowned Royal 151 cypher, regulation steel gothic hilt incorporating a crowned strung bugle horn, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
A French Cavalry Trooper’s sword, 86.5cm blade dated February 1884 on the back edge, regulation brass three-bar hilt, wire bound 152 leather covered ribbed grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
A George VI Artillery Officer’s sword, 86cm blade etched with scrolling foliage, crowned GVIR cypher, crowned laurel wreath and 153 owner’s initials J.M.T., regulation plated three-bar hilt, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its field service scabbard, complete with leather knot, frog a ...[more] A Blued and Gilt American Eagle Head sabre, 80.5cm sharply curved blade decorated with an Eagle, scrolling foliage and a stand of 153A arms, all highlighted in gilt, on a blue ground, characteristic brass stirrup hilt with eagle langets, eagle head pommel and ribbed ivory grip, contained in its brass mou ...[more]
A Continental style East India Company sword, 84cm pipe backed blade by SARGANT & SON MANUFACTURERS OF THE HONBLE 154 EAST INDIA COMPANY, white metal four bar hilt decorated with laurel leaves, silver wire bound leather covered ribbed wooden grip, contained in a plated steel scabbard.
A RHA Eagle Regiment Officer’s sword, 86.5cm slightly curved blade etched with fine quality scrolling foliage, an Eagle to either side 154A and the name H.TOMES, characteristic three-bar steel hilt, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
A Victorian Volunteer Rifle Officer’s sword, 81.5cm blade by LEDDELL & CO, 24 HIGH HOLBORN LONDON, etched with scrolling 155 foliage VOLUNTEER RIFLES, strung bugle horn and crowned VR cypher, regulation gilt brass gothic hilt incorporating a crowned VR cypher, wire bound fishskin grip, contain ...[more]
A 1908 Pattern Cavalry Trooper’ sword, 89cm fullered blade, regulation steel hilt with bowl guard, chequered composition ergonomic 156 grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
An American 1902 Pattern Infantry Officer’s sword, 75cm curved blade by IRA GREEN, etched with scrolling foliage, U.S. and an Eagle 157 emblem, regulation four bar alloy hilt, black celluloid grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
An American Naval Officer’s sword, 76cm blade etched with scrolling foliage, USN, fouled anchors and an Eagle, regulation foliate 158 pierced gilt hilt with wire bound faux fishskin grip, contained in its leather wrapped gilt mounted steel scabbard.
A First War period Prussian Artillery Officer’s sword, 83.5cm slightly curved blade etched with stands of arms and scrolling foliage, 159 regulation brass stirrup hilt decorated with a small Iron Cross and Artillery symbolism, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
An 1887 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Officer’s Undress sword, 81cm blade etched with scrolling foliage and stands of arms, regulation plated 160 and pierced steel honeysuckle hilt, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its field service scabbard complete with frog, straps and knot.
An 1895 Pattern Infantry Officer’s sword, 82cm blade by Manton, Calcutta, etched with scrolling foliage and crowned VR cypher, 161 regulation pierced and plated steel hilt incorporating a crowned VR cypher, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its field service scabbard, complete with knot, frog ...[more]
An 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Levee sword to the 6th King’s Liverpool Regiment Volunteer Battalion, 86.5cm blade etched with 162 scrolling foliage, VOL BATT. 6TH KING’S LIVERPOOL REGT and crowned VR cypher, regulation pierced steel hilt incorporating a crowned VR cypher, wire boun ...[more]
A French made Infantry Officer’s sword, 81cm flattened diamond section fullered blade with indistinct manufacturer’s mark at the forte 163 “SAINT ETIENNE”, pierced cast copper hilt decorated with oak leaves and laurel wreaths, ribbed horn grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
A GVR 1822 Pattern RAMC Officer’s sword with snakeskin grip, 82.5cm blade by C. BOYTON & SON CLERKENWELL, etched with 164 scrolling foliage, crowned GVR cypher and crowned Royal Arms, regulation gilt gothic hilt incorporating crowned GVR cypher, wire bound snakeskin grip, contained in its fiel ...[more]
An 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer’s sword, 82.5cm blade etched with scrolling foliage, crowned Royal Arms, crowned Royal cypher and 165 owner’s crest, regulation pierced steel hilt incorporating a crowned VR cypher, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
166 Two British Army field service scabbards, the first 92cm over all length, the second 90cm. (2) A XXth Hussars Cavalry Officer’s sword, 90.5cm blade by Hamburger etched with scrolling foliage, crowned Royal Cypher and battle 166A honours to Suakin 1885, regulation pierced and plated steel honeysuckle hilt, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
A brace of French Contract Chiliean Cavalry swords, 84.5cm slightly curved blade stamped with a Chilean shield at the forte and 167 engraved Manufacture d’armes de Chatellerault JH on the back edge, regulation seven-bar steel bowl guard with ribbed celluloid ergonomic grip, contained in its steel ...[more]
A Royal Naval Officer’s sword, 80.5cm blade etched with laurel wreaths, oak leaves, crowned fouled anchor and crowned Royal Arms, 168 regulation gilt brass hilt incorporating a crowned fouled anchor, folding sideguard, lion’s head pommel, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its engraved g ...[more]
A First War period Saxon NCO’s sword, 83.5cm blade by W.K & C. etched with the motto In Treue Fest to either side, regulation brass 169 stirrup hilt, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its black painted steel scabbard with two leather hanging straps.
170 Two plantation type knifes, each with nothced blade and hammer back, one stamped Charles Gray & Son Sheffield.
A Scandinavian knife, with Celtic style carved hardwood handle, contained in its leather sheath, together with an Italian Momento-Mori 171 knife with scabbard. (2)
172 An Ulster Knife Company New York pocket knife, together with American advertising pocket knives. (3)
173 A folding Bowie knife, 16.5cm blade with clipped back point, white metal swivel crossguard, chequered two-piece wood grips.
A large ivory mounted pocket knife, 12.5cm blade stamped PREMIER NEWTON at the forte, supplementary tools in the form of a 174 corkscrew, pricker and tweezers, two-piece riveted ivory grips.
A 1907 Indian Pattern bayonet, together with a No.9 bayonet, an L1A3 bayonet, 5 No.4 spike bayonets all with scabbards and a 175 triangular section socket bayonet. (9)
A silver mounted sgian dubh, 10cm flattened diamond section blade, characteristic silver mounted horn hilt carved with Celtic strapwork, 176 Edinburgh 1949, contained in its silver mounted leather scabbard.
A silver mounted sgian dubh, 10cm flattened diamond section blade with faceted back edge, characteristic silver mounted wood hilt 177 carved with Celtic strapwork, Edinburgh 1916, contained in its silver mounted leather scabbard, the mounts engraved with Celtic strapwork.
A silver mounted sgian dubh, 8cm flattened diamond section blade with faceted back edge, characteristic silver mounted wood hilt 178 carved with Celtic strapwork, Glasgow 1933 and surmounted with a faceted stone, contained in its silver mounted leather scabbard, the mounts engraved with Celtic strapwork ...[more]
A silver mounted sgian dubh, 8.5cm flattened diamond section blade with faceted back edge, characteristic silver mounted wood hilt 179 carved with Celtic strapwork, Edinburgh 1958, contained in its silver mounted leather scabbard, the mounts cast with Celtic strapwork.
An 1856 Pattern sword bayonet with steel scabbard, together with a Mauser bayonet with scabbard and frog, a British knife bayonet with 180 scabbard and a 1907 Pattern bayonet, all with scabbards. (4)
An American Remington bayonet, complete with scabbard and canvas frog, together with a British knife bayonet with scabbard, a Brown 181 Bess bayonet and a further British bayonet. (4) A large French folding pocket knife, 20cm blade with clipped back point etched with scrolling foliage, flowers and dancing figures, two 182 piece riveted horn grips, suspension ring.
A Warwickshire Rifle Volunteers special pattern Officer’s sword, 82cm blade finely etched with scrolling foliage, crowned VR cyphers 183 and 1st WARWICKSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, characteristic pierced half bowl guard incorporating the Royal cypher and Regimental title, wire bound fishskin grip, cont ...[more]
A sword stick, 68.5cm square section blade, contained in its bamboo case, together with another similar with dragon’s head handle and 184 hardwood case and a Kris. (3)
A silver hilted smallsword for a boy, 44cm triangular section incurved blade, decorated with scrolling foliage, plain silver hilt with 185 upturned shell guard, D-shaped knuckle bow, spherical pommel, wire bound grip.
A silver hilted smallsword, 81cm colichemarde blade decorated with scrolling foliage and a squirrel eating a nut, the hilt with pierced 186 upturned guard decorated with stands of arms, pierced spherical pommel decorated ensuite, D-shaped knuckle bow with central twist section, ribbon and wire bound gri ...[more]
An interesting Rifle Officer’s fighting sword probably by Garden, 89.5cm pipe backed blade with spear point, sharpened for use, 187 regulation steel gothic hilt incorporating a crowned strung bugle horn, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
A Victorian Royal Naval Officer’s sword, 75.5cm blade etched with scrolling foliage, Royal Arms and crowned fouled anchor, regulation 188 brass hilt with bold lion’s head pommel and folding side guard, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its brass mounted leather scabbard, worn, together ...[more]
A boxed Renown EIIR Royal Naval Officer’s sword, 79cm clean blade etched with oak leaves, naval motifs and EIIR cypher, regulation 189 gilt hilt with folding sideguard and lion’s head pommel, wire bound simulated ray skin grip, contained in its engraved gilt brass mounted leather scabbard, c ...[more]
A 1912 Pattern Cavalry Officer’s sword to Lt. Col Charles Shirley Warwickshire Yeomanry, 88.5cm blade by Wilkinson, serial no. 52593, 190 etched with scrolling foliage, GVR cyphers and its owner’s initials E.C.S., regulation steel bowl guard decorated with scrolling foliage, wire bound fishs ...[more]
A Victorian Court Sword, 80cm flattened diamond section blade etched with scrolling foliage and a stand of arms, characteristic gilt hilt 191 with D-shaped knuckle guard, down turned shell guard chiselled with oak leaves and applied with a silvered crowned VR cypher within a laurel wreath, crown form po ...[more]
An Officer’s Mameluke to the 15th Hussars, 79.5cm slightly curved blade by Rogers & Co, King St. Covent Gardn, London, with clipped 192 back point, etched with the regimental title KING’S XVTH HUSSARS surmounted by a crown within a rayed star, gilt hilt with foliate chased crossguard, tw ...[more]
A Victorian 1822 Pattern Infantry Officer’s sword, 82cm blade by Henry Wilkinson, serial no. 12925, etched with scrolling foliage and 193 crowned royal cyphers, regulation brass gothic hilt incorporating a crowned VR cypher, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its brass scabbard, together with ...[more]
A good blued and gilt sword stick, 57.5cm triangular section incurved blade blued and gilt over half its length, decorated with scrolling 194 foliage and TOLEDO, contained in its hazel sheath with ornate plated top. Retaining virtually all of its original blueing and gilding.
A Wilkinson Sword Lead Cutter, 78cm slightly curved blade etched with the Wilkinson Sword Lead Cutter panel to one side, regulation 195 iron hilt with ribbed grip and bowl guard. An EIIR Grenadier Guards Officer’s sword, 82.5cm blade etched with battle honours to ANZIO, crowned EIIR cypher and regimental 196 motifs, regulation plated gothic hilt incorporating Royal cypher and flaming grenade, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its plated steel scabbard.
An EIIR 1897 Pattern NCO’s sword, 82cm blade with various Ordnance marks, regulation plated steel hilt incorporating the Royal 197 cypher, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its plated steel scabbard.
An Indian Army 1853 Pattern Cavalry Tropper’s sword by Rodwell, 85.5cm slightly curved blade, regulation three-bar hilt, chequered 197A two-piece leather grips, contained in its steel mounted leather scabbard.
A First War period German Officer’s presentation damascus sword, 87cm pipe backed blade with spear point, etched within a panel Carl 198 Fischer s/l. Bruder Felix 3. Beforderung September 1916., this all highlighted in gilt, the panel terminals with gilt oak leaves, regulation plated hilt with D s ...[more]
A German blued and gilt officer’s sword, 87cm sharply curved blade by P. Kull, Solingen, decorated with stands of arms highlighted in 199 blue and gilt, each side of the blade also with two frosted panels etched with foliage and stands of arms, regulation steel stirrup hilt, wire bound leather cov ...[more]
A Bavarian cavalry sword, 83cm curved blade, sharpened for use, etched with a panel In Treue Fest., by Weyersberg & Stamm, 200 Solingen, regulation brass stirrup hilt, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
A brass hilted Heavy Cavalry sword, 80cm slightly curved blade with pipe back and spear point, regulation brass hilt with pierced 201 honeysuckle hilt and ribbed brass grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
A scarce Household Cavalry fighting sword, 81.5cm blade by Mole, regulation pierced plated steel hilt, wire bound fishskin grip, 202 contained in its field service scabbard complete with leather knot.
A Household Cavalry Trooper’s sword, 86.5cm blade with various War Department stamps, regulation plated steel hilt, wire bound 203 fishskin grip, contained in its plated steel scabbard, complete with white buff knot.
A Household Cavalry Officer’s sword, 83.5cm slightly curved blade etched with scrolling foliage and crowned GVR cyphers, regulation 204 pierced plated steel hilt, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its plated steel scabbard.
A Mameluke sword for a boy, 65.5cm sharply curved blade with rounded tip, brass hilt decorated with scrolling foliage and flowers, two- 205 piece rounded ivory grips, contained in its brass scabbard.
An interesting Mameluke sword, 84cm sharply curved blade with pipe back and spear point etched with a panel of caligraphy and the 206 dedication WORN BY MY FATHER 1811 TILL 1834, plain iron hilt, the crossguard with rounded terminals, two-piece ivory grips, contained in its leather wrapped wooden scabba ...[more]
An 18th Century Cavalry Officer’s back sword by Drury, 81cm blade stamped with a crown over GR and DRURY, pierced basket guard, 207 scallop chased spherical pommel, wire bound grip.
An 18th Century North European cavalry back sword, 84cm blade, half basket hilt composed of four scrolling side bars, urn shaped 208 pommel, wire bound fishskin grip.
An 18th Century North European Cavalry Officer’s sword, 82.5cm blade with traces of scrolling foliage decoration, half basket hilt 209 composed of three scrolling side bars, urn shaped pommel, wire bound fishskin grip. A 1912 Pattern Cavalry Officer’s sword, 89cm blade etched with scrolling foliage and GVR cypher, regulation plated bowl guard, wire 210 bound fishskin grip, contained in its field service scabbard. Scabbard in two pieces.
A blued and gilt sword stick, 69.5cm single fullered blade etched with scrolling foliage and TOLEDO, highlighted in blue and gilt, natural 211 briar stick and handle.
A Polish Pilot’s dagger, 23cm flattened diamond section blade, plated hilt with white celluloid grip, contained in its leather wrapped steel 212 scabbard with plated mounts, the locket with red and white enamelled Polish Air Force emblem, complete with hanging straps.
A Soviet era Russian Pilot’s dagger, 21cm flattened diamond section blade, regulation gilt brass hilt with square section orange celluloid 213 grip, contained in its brass mounted leather scabbard, the top mount relief etched with jet planes, complete with one hanging strap.
A white metal mounted folding Bowie knife, 19cm blade with cliped back point by FRIEDR-HERDER ABR. SOHN SOLINGEN, two piece 214 natural stag horn grips, contained in its white metal mounted shaped leather scabbard complete with belt loop.
A Second War period Japanese police sword, 73cm slightly curved fullered blade with etched hamon, regulation brass hilt with D- 215 shaped knuckle bow and pierced foliate sideguard, wire bound ribbed horn grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
An 1831 Pattern General Officer’s Mameluke, 85cm sharply curved blade by Hamburger with clipped back point, etched with crossed 216 swords and batons, laurel wreaths and crowned VR cyphers, regulation brass hilt with two-piece riveted rounded grips, contained in its brass scabbard.
An 18th Century style Scottish basket hilted broad sword, 89.5cm triple fullered blade struck with two crescent moon marks to either 217 side, half basket hilt composed of flattened bars uniting with one large central panel, wire bound leather covered wood grip.
A 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Trooper’s sabre, 83.5cm curved blade struck with an ordnance mark, regulation steel stirrup hilt, plain 218 wood grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
A 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Officer’s sabre, 82cm curved blade by Runkel decorated with scrolls, Royal Arms and crowned GR cypher, 219 all with traces of gilt highlights, regulation steel stirrup hilt with replacement ribbed wooden grip, contained in its split ring steel scabbard.
A worn 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Trooper’s sabre, 83.5cm curved blade, regulation steel stirrup hilt, wire bound leather covered grip, 220 contained in its steel scabbard. One langet detached but present, together with a composite naval officer’s dirk with ivory grip and lion’s head p ...[more]
A Georgian Light Company Officer’s sabre, 75.5cm sharply curved blade, regulation steel stirrup hilt with faceted back strap and collar, 221 wire bound fishskin covered grip, contained in its steel scabbard, together with another similar with shortened blade. (2)
A good Victorian 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer’s sword, 83cm clean blade by W.K. & C., etched with scrolling foliage, crowned Royal 222 cypher and arms, regulation pierced and plated steel hilt incorporating crowned VR cypher, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its plated steel scabbard, c ...[more]
A Danish (?) Cavalry Officer’s sabre, 86.5cm sharply curved blade engraved with swags, crowned Royal cypher and the motto 223 PRUDENTIA ET CONSTANTINA, regulation three-bar brass hilt, wire bound leather covered grip, contained in its brass mounted scabbard.
A Royal Company of Archers Officer’s sword, 77.5cm fullered blade by Stewart of Edinburgh etched with scrolling foliage and thistles, 224 characteristic brass hilt, contained in its brass mounted leather scabbard, the mounts engraved with Celtic strap work. A Continental 1788 type Cavalry Trooper’s sword, 89.5cm slightly curved blade, regulation steel three-bar hilt with ribbed leather grip, 225 contained in its steel scabbard.
A left handed Scottish basket hilt sword, 87.5cm blade stamped with a G at the forte, characteristic polished steel basket hilt composed 226 of flattened rounded bars united with heart pierced junction plates, bun shaped pommel, wire bound fishskin grip.
An 1897 Pattern Cheshire Regiment MC presentation sword, 82cm blade by Milton & Jones of Manchester etched with scrolling foliage 227 and crowned EVIIR cyphers, regulation pierced steel hilt incorporating the Royal cypher and etched with the inscription Capt R. Kirk. M.C. Cheshire. Killed in France ...[more]
A Royal Marine Artillery Officer’s sword, 87cm blade by John Jones of London, etched with scrolling foliage and Regimental devices 228 including a crown over a globe, GIBRALTAR etc, regulation steel three-bar hilt, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
A Northumberland Fusilers Officer’s sword, 82cm blade etched with scrolling foliage, crowned GVIR cypher and the Royal Arms, 229 regulation pierced steel hilt incorporating the Royal cypher and affixed with the Northumberland Fusiliers device, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabb ...[more]
A 60th Rifle Officer’s sword, 77.5cm single fullered flattened diamond section blade, regulation steel gothic hilt incorporating a crowned 230 strung bugle horn within a laurel wreath , the strings tied in a bow, ribbed leather covered grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
A lead cutter, 81cm heavy blade with rounded top, regulation black bainted steel half bowl guard, ribbed leather covered grip, contained 231 in its leather scabbard.
An Austrian sidearm, 47.5cm blade, regulation brass hilt with ribbed grip and recurved crossguard, contained in its brass mounted 232 leather scabbard.
An 1805 Pattern Naval Officer’s sword, 81cm blade etched with stands of arms, naval motifs and the Royal arms, regulation gilt hilt with 233 D-shaped knuckle bow, the langets decorated with fouled anchors, wire bound fish skin grip, contained in its brass mounted leather scabbard, the upper mount ...[more]
A 17th Century style composite left-hand dagger, 26cm fullered blade, characteristic pierced downturned crossguard with angel head 234 terminals, flattened spherical pommel chased with foliage, wire bound grip with turk’s heads.
A siege weight breastplate, the heavy gauge body with raised medial ridge, pierced with two holes to the front of the shoulder and with 235 two domed rivets, the left breast incised with the initials MH, turned edge with slightly flared skirt.
An English cast iron cannon, 21.5 inch four stage barrel, the black painted body with plain trunnions and loop cascabel, on its brass 236 mounted swiveling wheeled base.
A Composite German half Armour for the Field of Augsburg type in the late 16th or early 17th Century style, comprising low comb one- 237 piece skull close helmet, breast plate with raised medial ridge, tightly waisted and with flared shaped skirt, thigh length tassets, matching pauldron, spaulder, couter ...[more]
A composite Armour for the Field in North European 17th Century style, low comb one-piece skull close helmet, breast plate with raised 238 medial ridge, tassets to the knees, pauldrons of large form, fully articulated fingered gauntlets, bulbous sabatons, turned and roped edges to all parts, fully mount ...[more]
239 A pair of turned stone Chinese firework holders in the form of cannon. (2) A rifled bronze cannon, 33 inch two-stage barrel fitted with a peg foresight and with six groove rifling, a pivoting elevation screw to the 240 cascabel, plain trunnions, mounted on a four legged wooden carriage with iron straps and carrying rings.
An early crossbow, 93cm steel, iron mounts, later wooden stock, complete with cranequin, the bow bearing old label “Crossbow from 241 Portland with Goats-Foot type lever, bow and lever are of the latch type of Elizabeth I, but the trigger is of later pattern, as is the woodwork.
242 A Linstock, the green and red lacquered haft with faceted iron base spike and matching faceted head with chiselled terminal.
A North European style bronze cannon barrel, 18 inch five stage barrel cast in relief with scrolling foliage, flared ring turned muzzle, the 243 rear section cast in relief with a vacant shield shaped escutcheon, artichoke form cascabel, plain trunnions, stylised cherub and dolphin lifting handles, shel ...[more]
A rare shoulder braced English Civil War lobster tailed helmet, the crude two piece blackened skull with pivoting pointed peak with 244 turned rim, three bar face guard, one piece lame with turned over edge.
245 A matching pair of articulated arm defences, complete with shoulder fronts.
246 Spare lot.
247 A French Cuirassier’s breast plate, the steel body with raised medial ridge and flared skirt.
248 Spare lot.
A Third Reich Second Pattern Luftwaffe Officer’s dagger, 25.5cm blade by TIGER SOLINGEN, regulation alloy hilt with wire bound 249 orange celluloid grip, contained in its stippled steel scabbard, complete with knot and straps.
A rare Third Reich SA dagger by Hermann Schneider, 22cm flattened diamond section blade etched with the motto Alles fur 250 Deutschland and with the ship maker’s mark of HERMANN SCHNEIDER SOLINGEN AUFDERHOHE, characteristic holbein hilt, contained in its alloy mounted steel scabbard.
A Third Reich Army Officer’s dagger, 25.5cm flattened diamond section blade by ERNST PACK & SOHNE, regulation alloy hilt with 251 spirally fluted orange celluloid grip, contained in its stippled steel scabbard complete with knot.
A Third Reich Naval Officer’s dagger, 25cm blade by EICKHORN, SOLINGEN, etched with naval motifs, regulation gilt hilt with wire 252 bound celluloid grip, contained in its engraved gilt brass scabbard (some knocks), complete with one hanging strap.
A Third Reich dress bayonet by Henckels, 20cm plated blade stamped J.A. HENCKELS, SOLINGEN on the forte, plated hilt with two- 253 piece chequered celluloid grips, contained in its black painted steel scabbard, complete with leather frog, dated 1940, and green and silver bullion knot.
A Third Reich NSKK dagger, 22cm flattened diamond section blade etched with the motto Alles fur Deutschland and RZM M.7/67/38, 254 characteristic holbein hilt with plated mounts, contained in its alloy mounted black painted steel scabbard.
A Third Reich Naval Officer’s dagger, 25cm double fullered blade by W.K.C. etched with scrolling foliage and fouled anchor motif, 255 characteristic brass hilt with eagle pommel, wire bound orange celluloid grip, contained in its brass scabbard decorated with lightning bolts, complete with large g ...[more] 255A A copy of a Third Reich Naval Officer`s dagger, 23.5cm blade by Horster etched with naval motifs, contained in its oak leaf 255A embossed scabbard.
A Third Reich SA dagger, 22cm flattened diamond section blade etched with the motto Alles fur Deutschland and RZM M7/9, 256 characteristic holbein hilt with plated mounts, contained in its plated mounted brown painted steel scabbard complete with hanging strap and clip.
A Third Reich Other Ranks DRK hewer, 26.5cm saw backed blade stamped GES, characteristic hilt with plated mounts and chequered 257 fore grip, contained in its plated mounted black painted steel scabbard, complete with leather frog.
A Third Reich Army Officer’s dagger, 25.5cm flattened diamond section blade stamped WMW WAFFEN, regulation plated hilt with 258 spirally fluted orange celluloid grip, contained in its stippled steel scabbard, complete with knot and green velvet backed bullion straps.
A Third Reich Second Pattern Luftwaffe Officer’s dagger, 25.5cm flattened diamond section blade by Paul Weyersberg & Co., regulation 259 alloy hilt with wire bound spirally fluted orange celluloid grip, contained in its stippled steel scabbard, complete with blue cloth trimmed silver bullion s ...[more]
A Third Reich Police dress bayonet, 24.5cm fullered plated blade by Eickhorn, Solingen, characteristic plated eagle head hilt with 260 natural stag horn grips, contained in its plated mounted leather scabbard complete with leather frog and red, black and silver bullion knot.
A Third Reich Army Officer’s dagger, 25.5cm flattened diamond section blade by Eickhorn, Solingen, regulation plated hilt with faux 261 ivory spirally fluted celluloid grip, contained in its stippled steel scabbard, complete with knot and hanging straps.
A Third Reich type Army Officer’s sword, 84cm curved blade by Alcoso, regulation brass stirrup hilt, wire bound ribbed celluloid grip, 262 contained in its black painted steel scabbard.
A Third Reich Paratrooper’s gravity knife, 10.5cm blade by Paul Weyersberg, two-piece riveted wood grips, complete with spike and 263 hanging loop, serial no. 925, together with a Kriegsmarine flag and an Iron Cross. (3)
A Third Reich Naval Officer’s dagger, 24cm double fullered blade by WKC etched with naval motifs, regulation brass hilt with eagle and 264 swastika pommel, wire bound white celluloid grip, contained in its engraved brass scabbard.
A Third Reich Police bayonet, 33cm plated blade by Weyersberg Kerschbaum, Solingen, regulation plated hilt with eagle pommel and 265 applied with the police emblem to the natural stags horn grips, the crossguard stamped S.G.II.63. contained in its plated mounted leather scabbard, complete with frog.
266 A cased jeweller’s copy of a Knights Cross, complete with ribbon.
267 A cased jeweller’s copy of a Knights Cross, complete with ribbon.
268 A Third Reich Marksman’s lanyard, braided silver bullion lanyard with stippled alloy eagle and swastika shield.
An interesting Iron Cross and Minesweepers War Badge POW archive group, comprising Iron Cross second class, Mine Sweepers War 269 Badge with Assman maker’s mark, retaining most of its original finish, together with two Minessweepers War Badge certificates for 8th and 25th September 1941, Hitler Yo ...[more]
270 A pair of German 10 x 80 binoculars, grey painted body with good optics. A First World War period Goerz Howitzer elevation sight, with spirit level and compass, complete with compass cover, this marked 271 B.R.2949.
271A A German Paratrooper’s gravity knife, 10cm blade by WMF, Solingen, two-piece riveted wood grips.
A large collection of military reference books, to include Taylerson, The Revolver 1818-1865, Hawley, Japanese Sword Smiths Volumes 272 I and II, Mollo, Russian Military Swords 1801-1917, Lugs, Firearms Past and Present Volumes I and II, Wallace Collection Volumes I and II and Supplement, Rankin, Milita ...[more]
A pair of Second War period Japanese flying goggles, alloy frames stamped MAN, fitted with green tinted lenses, brown velvet eye 273 cushions and brown elasticated strap painted with Japanese characters.
274 Swords for Sea Service, volumes I and II, complete with dust jackets.
A Victorian painted Police truncheon, decorated with a crown over VR in red, gold and green paint, rack no. E.26, all on a blue ground, 275 ribbed wooden grip.
A painted wood truncheon, the black body with gilt P. and 7., plain turned wood ribbed grip. A City of Bath painted wood truncheon, 276 black body painted with City of Bath over VR over a crown and dated 1872.
A Maelor Cavalry Tarleton, the black leather skull with black painted tin peak with turned rim, hide band, probably leopard skin, now 277 devoid of hair, embossed tin title band MAELOR CAVALRY, remains of bear skin plume, hanging chains to skull, Prince of Wales Feathers badge mounted to the right side, ...[more]
278 A small collection of French political hand coloured lithographs.
A Royal Berkshire Yeomanry Cavalry Trooper’s helmet, the white metal skull with embossed brass laurel and oak leaf trim, rayed brass 279 star helmet plate with central white metal and embossed brass title plate, acanthus leaf plume holder with white horsehair plume surmounted by a brass rosette, l ...[more]
A South Salopian Yeomanry Trooper’s helmet, the white metal skull with laurel leaf and oak leaf mounts, the helmet plate with faceted 280 white metal rayed star and centered embossed brass title plate, acanthus leaf plume holder with black horse hair plume, leather backed chin chain with large ros ...[more]
281 A small collection of Military related books, mostly pertaining to the Third Reich, and a book of Military Uniforms.
A rare silk processional flag from the funeral of the Duke of Wellington, the pale yellow silk ground decorated with Field Marshal’s 282 insignia and family motifs in bullion and velvet, black silk highlights and bullion fringed border, framed and glazed. Following his death at the age of 83 on th ...[more]
283 Withdrawn
A good collection of Second War and later British Army Officer’s uniforms and headdress, comprising Dragoons, Artillery and Irish, all 284 contained in a steel uniform trunk.
285 A 7th (Queen’s Own) Hussars Officer’s sabretache, gold bullion cypher on a red felt ground, gold ribbon border. A Victorian Officer’s Blue Cloth Helmet to The 1st Volunteer Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment, the blue cloth body with white 286 metal trim including rayed star helmet plate with centered knot and garter surround, rose bosses, velvet backed chin chain and fluted spike, the interior lack ...[more]
American B-3 sheepskin flying jacket, together with two RAF leather flying helmets with comms attachments, two oxygen, masks, two 287 pairs of goggles, two sets of flying overalls a set of navigation notes and flying map. (Parcel)
A Second War period slouch hat, with divisional patch, together with a quantity of military uniform and an 1888 Pattern bayonet, 288 contained in a steel trunk.
289 A trunk of Royal Artillery uniform and accoutrements.
290 A Ross of London cased gun sight, 7 x 50 monocular.
A Second World War silk rescue handkerchief, printed with the Union Jack and a message of friendship in sixteen different Eastern 291 languages, (framed and glazed), together with three Ministry of Defence books, one about the Lewis gun, one about Roads and one about Water Supply. (4)
292 Battle of Colenso, a large copper plaque depicting the rescuing of the artillery, by Onslow Whiting, dated 1900.
293 A Third Reich M40 Pattern Luftwaffe helmet, the grey painted skull with single Luftwaffe Eagle decal, leather liner and chinstrap.
A First World War British tin hat, brown textured painted steel skull with turned brim, hessian liner with leather chin strap, together with 294 two First War French helmets with liners, one with chinstrap. (3)
A Second War Northumberland Regiment helmet, together with another similar for a Warden and one further helmet, all with liners and 295 chinstraps. (3)
An East Riding Heavy Brigade painted side drum, the dark blue painted body decorated with the Royal Arms, regimental title and 296 ROYAL ARTILLERY.
An interesting archive of French documents pertaining to membership of the French Resistance, to also include a large quantity of 297 documentation relating to UN strategy on displaced persons and refugees during the immediate Post War period.
298 Second Class Kaiser-I-Hind Medal, GRI, ring and suspender lacking, together with GVIR Coronation medal. (2)
First War Royal Marine Light Infantry group of four, to CH. 14665. PTE. A. PRIESTLY. R.M.L.I., comprising 1914-15 Star, War Medal, 299 Victory Medal and Second War Defence Medal, together with two further First War Stars, BWM and Victory Medal each to different individuals and a comprehensive collection ...[more]
Extensive Cap Badge Collection, comprising Royal Naval Division ANSON, HOWE, DRAKE, NELSON, Royal Horse Guards, 1st and 300 2nd Life Guards, 1st Life Guards, 2nd Life Guards, 6th Dragoon Guards, LRDG, Nuckinghamshire Battalion IV Queen’s Own Hussars, XXVI Hussars, Royal Mrines, Inniskillings, Roya ...[more]
A Queen’s South Africa and King’s South Africa Grenadier Guards group of five, to 5364 PTE. F.W. HEARN. GREN: GDS BELFAST, 301 JOHANNESBERG, DIAMOND HILL, DRIEFONTEIN, MODER RIVER, BELMONT, KSA with 01 and 02 Bars, 14-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal to 65131 GNR: F.W. HEARN R.F. ...[more] QSA, to 3667 PTE G. JUSTICE. RL. WARWICK: R, CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE, BELFAST and SOUTH AFRICA 1901, 302 complete with Parchment Certificate, attested in 1892 aged 18, medal entitlement confirmed as matching above, Character Parchment and VRI gift tin, together with First War Pair to 29974 PTE. J ...[more]
A First War Royal Engineers Croix de Guerre group of four, to 210303 CPL. J.B. DUNKLEY. R.E., comprising Order of St John of 303 Jerusalem, British War Medal, Victory Medal with MID and Croix de Guerre, together with an assortment of cap badges and insignia.
A Russian General Headquarters Academy Jubilee medal, the oval medallion, 34mm high and 26mm wide, depicting a double headed 304 eagle to one side and Royal cypher to the other, black and red enamel surround, partial translation of 26 November 1882 Headquarters Academy Jubilee, small chip to black ename ...[more]
A Second War Territorial group of seven, to 2587830 CFN. J. IRELAND REME on the Territorial Efficieny Medal, Territorial Decoration 305 dated 1950, 39-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, 39-45 Medal and The Defence Medal.
306 Spare lot.
QSA, to 5897 PTE. W. WHITE 2: RL: BERKS: RGT, with TRANSVAAL, OFS AND CC bars, KSA TO 4174 PTE. J. JONES. L.N. LANC: 307 REGI, 1914-15 Star, to 14035 PTE W. GRIX. NORF. R., 1914 Star to 1855 CPL. F.J.A. CROWE R.A.M.C. Victory Medal to J0504 PTE S. J. SHAYLER. IR. GDS, together with AFRICA star, FRANCE & ...[more]
First and Second War Bedfordshire Regiment LSGC group of eight, to 48678 PTE. J. LAWSON BEDF. R. on the British War Medal and 308 Victory Medal, JAMES LAWSON on the Mercantile Marine Medal, 3949494 PTE. J. LAWSON. WELCH. R. on the IGS with WAZIRISTAN 1921-24 bar, 39-45 Star to 3949494 SGT J.K. LAWSON. R ...[more]
An extensive collection of Victorian and later military buttons, Victorian examples include: The Welsh, Devonshire, KOB, East Surrey, 309 Loyal North Lancashire, King’s Own Royal Lancaster, The Suffolk Regt, Lincolnshire Regiment, Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders, Shropshire, Royal Warwick Re ...[more]
A IX Regiment shoulder belt plate, the bevelled brass plate applied with the figure of Britania over the Regimental title, two studs and 310 two hooks to the reverse.
A gold damascene hilted Tulwar, 69.5cm sharply curved fullered blade etched with a panel of caligraphy at the forte, characteristic iron 313 hilt with large spherical pommel and D-shaped recurved knuckle bow, the hilt decorated with good traces of foliate gold damascene, contained in its velvet covered ...[more]
A Wakizashi, 51cm blade with three mekugi-ana and signed Noshu Seki ju Kanetsugu, iron tsuba decorated with a dragon, fully bound 314 tsuka with gilt highlighted floral menuki, matching fuchi and kashira with gilt blossom highlights, contained in its black lacquered saya.
A Japanese Katana, 65.5cm blade, details of signature available, with wavy hamon, some nicks, fully bound military mounted tsuka, 315 contained in its steel military saya. This sword was presented to Major R.D. Hill Oxford & Bucks Light Infantry, who was ADC to Lord Mountbatten and was received at t ...[more]
A Wakizashi, 44cm signed blade with one mekugi-ana, fully bound tsuka with mismatched menuki, contained in its red lacquered saya, 316 worn.
A Caucasian Kindjal, 32.5cm double fullered blade struck with two shield shaped armourer’s stamps, characteristic ivory grip secured by 317 two rivets, each finished with a domed silver niello cover, contained in its leather wrapped wooden scabbard with silver niello mounts decorated with stylised ...[more]
A very fine lacquered Tachi stand, decorated with pheasant, bamboo and flowers in gold on a black ground, the upright with gold 318 lacquer bamboo leaf decoration. A Tibetan Phurbu or Exorcising dagger, charactersitic tri-flanged blade, the openwork hilt with a mythical beast, open mouthed and 319 grasping the forte of the blade, characteristic three faced pommel, bearing two labels, one for The County of Warwick Museum and another detailing history of the dagger. ...[more]
A good brace of South Seas paddles, each carved with geometric designs, one bearing a single lizard, the other carved with three, open 320 work haft terminals, together with a Congolese painted shield. (3)
A fine lacquered Japanese sword stand, for five swords, the body decorated over all with gold lacquer designs, each of these 321 incorporating an applied menuki totalling comprising over 20 examples including, fish, crickets, monkeys etc, one drawer beneath.
A Jambiya, 21cm sharply curved blade with silver damascene decoration, characteristic iron hilt with yellow metal and silver foliate 322 decoration, contained in its metal scabbard decorated ensuite, together with an African dagger, with embossed brass scabbard. (2)
An Indo-Persian Kulah Khud, the fluted steel skull finely decorated with scrolling foliage in silver damascene and highlighted with 323 stylised flower heads and triangular panels in gold damascene, sliding nasal bar with pivoting catch, this flanked with two plume holders, the top with further holder, ...[more]
A good Second War period Japanese Naval Officer’s dirk, 21cm fullered blade, regulation brass tsuka with wire bound fishskin grip, 324 contained in its brass mounted shagreen wrapped scabbard.
1937 Pattern Japanese Officer’s Kai-gunto, 62cm signed blade with clean hamon and one mekugi-ana, regulation fully bound tsuka, 325 with menuki in the form of three overlapping sakura, the polished same covered saya with stippled brass mounts decorated ensuite with sakura.
326 Three Japanese bronze tsuba, and a plaque, with figural and landscape decoration.
A Second War period Japanese Officer’s katana, 66.5cm blade, fully mound military mounted tsuka, contained in its leather wrapped 327 military steel scabbard.
A Sudanese sidearm, stained leather hilt decorated with geometric designs, contained in its tooled leather scabbard, together with a 327A French Roman hilted sidearm, no scabbard.
328 Two various Knob-Kerrie, together with a short tribal staff. (3)
329 A large square form blackened iron tsuba, profusely decorated to either side with waves.
A full length Indian chainmail shirt, composed of riveted links and with a series of single and layered armoured plates surrounding the 330 mid point.
331 A Katar, 26.5cm double fullered blade with swollen armour piercing point, characteristic wrist brace hilt with plated finish.
A Khanjar, 12.5cm wavy blade, one-piece iron hilt with ram’s head pommel and decorated profusely with scrolling foliage in silver 332 damascene, contained in its steel scabbard decorated ensuite.
333 A fine quality Japanese lacquered sword stand, the black lacquered ground over decorated with gold lacquer highlights and mon.
334 Two groups of three muntjac trophies, each trio mounted on oak plaque. 335 A large group of unusual mounted muntjac trophy horns, including numerous mis-shapes and deformative.
336 An unusual early 20th Century brass bowl, on ibex horn stand.
Taxidermy: a late 19th/early 20th Century leopard skin, 200 x 143cm approx., on later felt backing, together with an oil on canvas 337 portrait of the hunter seated on the leopard skin draped over his chair, a book to his side, 62 x 74cm. The gentleman in the portrait is Edward Downe who is thought to h ...[more]
Taxidermy: two glazed cases, one containing three waders, with paper label for Wm Thompson, Naturalist, Taxidermist, Ornithologist 338 and Furrier, the other a partridge, together with a late 19th/early 20th Century dome containing exotic birds. (3)
Taxidermy: the horns and frontlet of a male Bharal or Himalayan blue sheep (pseudois nayaur), 64.5cm tip to tip, mounted on a wooden 339 shield inscribed in gilt “Burhal, Yatung, Tibet, 1941” (shot by the vendor’s father), together with a pair of antlers (35cm long) on frontlet, also m ...[more]
340 Taxidermy: an early 20th Century chub, in naturalistic setting, and ebonised three glass case, 57.5cm wide over all.
341 Taxidermy: a Victorian arrangement of five birds in naturalistic setting, under glass dome on oval ebonised base, 46cm high over all.
Taxidermy: a Victorian display of three birds by William Farren, Naturalist, Regent Street, Cambridge, comprising a tawny owl, a great 342 spotter woodpecker and a green woodpecker, in naturalistic setting and ebonised four glass case with taxidermist’s label verso, 55cm high over all, together wi ...[more]
343 Taxidermy: a “blonde” turtle shell, 65cm long.
344 Taxidermy: a zebra skin rug.
345 A collection of vintage shells, etc. to include a brain coral.
A 19th Century table light, the ivory tusk support with silver plated mounts and adjustable column with carrying handle, flanked by two 346 cut glass wells with opaque glass shades, on hide covered turned wooden base.
Taxidermy: a Cooper preserved cock salmon head and fins mount, on shaped figured walnut panel, the reverse with ink written label 347 stating weight of salmon at 26 lbs, caught in Station Stream, Wyesham (Monmouthshire) 6/9/36, also with trade label for J. Cooper & Sons, 28 Radnor Street, St. Luke&# ...[more]
348 Taxidermy: a pair of sheep or goat horns, on frontlet, mounted on a shield.
349 Taxidermy: a later cased set of stuffed birds by F. W. Bartlett of Banbury.
350 Taxidermy: a leopard`s head, snarling and mounted on an oak shield, with false Rowland Ward paper label verso, 26cm high over all.
Charles Job (1853-1930), A street in Milan, bromide print photograph, signed, titled and dated May 10th/23 on reverse, 36 x 25cm. 353 Provenance: purchased Christie’s, June 1976, lot 228, together with a Victorian photograph of an artist painting a lady on a canal boat, inscribed to the mount R ...[more]
Mary Jones, Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, Printed and Delivered by Mr Dodsley in Pall Mall, Mr Clements in Oxford and Mr 354 Frederick in Bath, 1750, together with a large 18th Century leather bound family Bible, publ. London 1793. (2) John Goldsmith, a miniature Almanack for the Year of Our Lord 1677, printed in red and black, with ink annotations to the blank pages, 355 in floral tooled brown leather binding, (clasps missing).
Books to include Joseph Foster, Oxford Men and their Colleges, publ. 1893; Rose Standish Nichols, English Pleasure Gardens, publ. 356 1902; A.O. Pughe, Cypress & Amaranth (War Poems), publ. 1916; Max Beerbohm, The Dreadful Dragon of Hay Hill, publ. 1928; Michael Joyce, Peregrine Pieram, publ. 1936; ...[more]
Books to include: Bridges, The Testament of Beauty, publ. 1929, (front pages uncut); miniature Rime di Francesco Petrarca, publ. 1842; 357 Wordsworth, Prelude, publ. 1850; Christopher Smart, A Song to David, publ. 1819; A Harp of Golden Strings; The New Testament in Ancient Greek, publ. 1877 and other b ...[more]
Theatre and bindings: various to include Theatre de Voltaire, publ. 1801, 12 vols; Dumas, Le Comte de Monte Cristo, publ. 1846 (3 358 vols); Theatre, publ. 1830, (12 vols), etc.
Classics and bindings: to include Homer’s Iliad, trans. Lord Derby, publ. 1864; Josephi Oliveti, Comment: In Ciceronis, 2 vols, publ. 359 1819; Forbiger on Virgil’s Works, 2 vols, publ. 1852; Edward Meyrick Goulburn, Everlasting Pubishment, publ. 1881, Burke and Paine, leather bound; and oth ...[more]
A quantity of books on Theatre, Poetry, Sonnets and Song, to include Eden Philpotts, The Secret Woman, 1912, a private unpublished 360 copy belonging to Australian Gilbert Murray, together with a typed letter regarding the censorship of the Lord Chamberlain from (but not with signatures) J.M. Barrie, Jo ...[more]
Cartoons from Punch, vols 1-4, publ. 1906; Punch 1923 and 1924 (4 vols); Green, A Short History of the English People, vols 1-4, publ. 361 1892. (Quantity)
362 A quantity of books on America, South America, Travel and Adventure, etc.
363 A quantity of classics, to include Spenser, Shakespeare, Defoe, Turgenev, etc.
364 Eleven volumes of Lodge’s Portraits.
Duilio Cambellotti (1876-1960) Italian, a wooden and gilt metal bound copy of I Fioretti di S. Francesco, Il Cantico del Sole, Le 365 Considerazioni sulle Stimmate, copy number 226 out of an edition of 1000, publ. Rome, 4th October 1926 the seventh centenary of the death of St Francis, illustrated and d ...[more]
366 Holy Bible by Robert Barker 1613, bound with the book of Common Prayer, The Genealogies, The Book of Psalmes, re-bound.
A collection of seven early 20th Century photograph albums, 1906 and thereabouts, mainly depicting Japan and Korea, mostly taken 367 and annotated by Major R.M. Gladstone on his travels, and also some hand tinted printed photographs. Subject matter: people, processions, landscapes, architecture, an exec ...[more]
Books, primarily on Art, Art History, Collections and Monographs, some works on Music, Furniture & China, mostly from the Library of 368 Edgar Wind [1900-1971], the first Professor of Art History at the University of Oxford. Some volumes have indications of provenance. (85 approx.)
369 Spare lot.
David Shepherd (b.1931), The Big Five: a cloth bound folio titled to the front, containing five signed limited edition prints depicting 370 Elephant, Rhino, Lion, Leopard and Buffalo, all signed in pencil and numbered 149/850, original folio. (5) After J.F. Herring, three steel engravings comprising “Glimpse of an English Homestead”, “An English Farmyard” and “The Highland 371 Drovers departure to the South”, 83 x 110cm, in maple frames. (3)
Eric Gill (1882-1940), The Martyrdom of St Saturus and The Triumph of St Perpetua, a pair of wood engravings in black and red, on thin 372 Japan paper, 1928, 14 x 13cm. These were illustrations for The Passion of Perpetua and Felicity, publ. 1928. (2)
373 A set of four Fores Fox Hunting hand coloured engravings, 26 x 69cm, in oak frames. (4)
374 After Armand Rassenfosse (1862-1934) Belgian, Nude on a bed, signed in pencil, colour lithograph, 17 x 11.5cm pl. (unframed).
Arthur John Trevor Briscoe (1873-1943), The Shadow of the Mainsail, signed in pencil, etching, 16 x 30cm pl. (unframed), together with 375 two reproduction prints after Briscoe: Clewlines and Buntlines, and In Drydock, (unframed). (3)
Philip Kappel (1901-1981) American, Lalandia Beach, Jamaica, West Indies, signed and titled in pencil, etching, 24 x 23cm pl. 376 (unframed), together with two etchings by Harold Holden, signed and titled The Boat Builder, and Evening, and two woodcuts by Rowland Hilder, (all unframed). (5)
Various artists: a quantity of various unframed etchings and other prints, to include an etching of Leda and the Swan by Richard Westall 377 and a lithographic portrait of a general by Samuel Johnson Woolf (1880-1948) American. (Parcel)
Max Klinger (1857-1920) German, Centaurs resting in a mountain and river landscape, etching, 41 x 19cm pl. together with Percival 378 Gaskell, The Naiads’ Home, signed in pencil, etching, (unframed). (2)
379 Harold Wyllie (1880-1975), Shipping off the coast, signed in pencil, etching, 16 x 30.5cm,
A collection of marine etchings, to include The Australian Wheat Race by Frederick Owen (1869-1959) American, The Whaler by 380 Gordon Grant, also Douglas Smart, Charles William Wyllie, and others.
Don Swann (1889-1954), Five etchings: Navy Trainers, The Chilore, Super Fortress, Day’s Work Done, and Lee Rail Under,all signed, 381 titled and numbered in pencil, etchings, various sizes. (5)
After Lionello Balestrieri (1872-1958) Italian, Beethoven Sonata, 19.5 x 40cm, together with a lithographic portrait of a woman after Lovis 382 Corinth, and other prints.
Edgar Chahin (1874-1947) Armenian-French, Three etchings of nudes, signed in pencil, sizes vary, together with two signed etchings of 383 nudes by Almery Lobel-Richie (1880-1950) French. (5)
Unknown Artist (early 20th Century), Death as a skeleton riding a grey horse through a wood amongst dead soldiers (probably World 384 War I), etching, 26.5 x 36.5cm (unframed).
385 Four various hunting prints.
Louise Lyons Heustis (1868-1951) American, Danish Eskimo women, and another of a group of Arctic Highlanders, signed and dated 388 1900, 41 x 76cm and 57 x 48cm respectively. (2)
Henry Bright R.W.S. (1814-1873), Cottage and outbuildings, signed and dated 1840, watercolour and charcoal heightened in white, 17.5 389 x 29.5cm. Walker’s Galleries, Bond Street and Heather Newman Gallery labels verso. Ex collection of R.E.S. Willison no. 40. Illustrated Walker’s Quarterly ...[more] Roy Gerrard (1934-1997) British, “The Favershams in Langdale” and “Breakfast in Bed”, both signed and dated, watercolour heightened 390 in white, 35 x 34cm and 29.5 x 32cm respectively. (2)
Sigurd Wendland (20th/21st Century) German, Reclining nude, signed and dated ‘90, watercolour, 69 x 46cm. Wendland is currently 391 being championed by the Saatchi Gallery.
392 Frank Southgate R.B.A. (1872-1916), Extensive river landscape, signed and dated ‘99, monochrome watercolour, 47 x 66cm.
393 Derek Williams (20th Century), Borth Beach, Welsh scene with children and dogs, signed, gouache, titled verso, 22 x 32cm.
394 Harold Dearden (1888-1962), Washing Day, oil on canvas on board, 26 x 29.5cm.
395 Henry C. Bryant (exh.1860-1880), Studies of cattle, signed and inscribed “Daisy”, watercolour and pencil, 11 x 15cm.
John Yardley (b.1933) (ARR), “Changing Sky”, Thames Barges on an estuary, signed, watercolour, 31.5 x 45.5cm. Alexander Gallery 396 label verso.
Margaret Glass (b.1950) (ARR), “Tete a Tete”, two young women on a bench in a sunlit square, signed with initials, pastels, 30.5 x 397 41cm. Artist’s label with address in Colchester, East Anglia verso.
Benjamin D. Sigmund (exh. 1880-1904), A pair of watercolours one depicting children fishing by willow trees, the other of a girl and 398 ducks by a cottage, signed, watercolour, 26.5 x 36.5cm. (2)
Trevor Boyer (b.1948) (ARR), Mandarin ducks, signed and dated 1986, acrylic, 19 x 31.5cm. King Street Galleries, St James’s, London 399 label verso.
400 Ralston Gudgeon (1910-1984), Mallard with ducklings in a landscape, signed, watercolour, 35.5 x 54.5cm.
401 Alfred Henry Taylor (19th Century), “The Romp”, two children playing by hollyhocks, signed and dated 1843, watercolour, 34 x 25.5cm.
402 W. A. Rixon (late 19th Century), Harvesting scene, signed, watercolour, 24 x 35cm.
403 Continental School (19th Century), Young lady holding a book, watercolour, 61 x 46cm.
404 Phyllis Hibbert (1903-1971), Summer flowers, signed, watercolour, 54.5 x 76cm.
405 Florence Small (19th/20th Century), Portrait of a young girl, signed and dated 1907, pastel, 90 x 70cm.
406 Hubert Coop (1872-1953), Fishing boats near the shore, signed, watercolour, 34 x 48cm.
407 Hubert Coop (1872-1953), Shore view with gulls, signed, watercolour, 35 x 46.5cm.
408 Percy Lancaster (1878-1951), Girl at farm gate, signed with monogram, watercolour, 33 x 23cm.
409 Hercules Brabazon Brabazon (1821-1906), Algerian woman, signed with initials and inscribed, watercolour and chalk, 33.5 x 21cm. Emilia Janni (19th Century) Italian, Portrait of a young woman holding a music scroll, signed and inscribed Roma 1882, watercolour, 410 43.5 x 32.5cm.
Archibald Thorburn (1860-1935), Shag, Great Skua and Velvet Scoter, signed and inscribed “at Lilford” in pencil, watercolour 411 heightened in white, 36 x 26cm.
Michael Kitchen-Hurle (20th/21st Century) (ARR) Two magpies in a tree, signed and dated ‘87, watercolour and gouache, 45.5 x 412 30.5cm.
413 George James Rankin (1864-1937), Capercaille in woodland, signed, watercolour, (unframed).
414 A folio of various prints, to include a hand coloured hunting scene after Samuel J. Clark. (Quantity)
Marjorie Cox (1915-2003), Nelson, portrait of a boxer dog, signed, titled and dated 1991, pastels, 47 x 38.5cm, together with a portrait of 415 a child by the same hand, signed and dated 1991, and a pastel of spaniels in a similar hand. (3) Ex Cottenham Estate.
Two watercolours in the manner of Myles Birket Foster, depicting children in landscapes, both bearing monogram, the largest 22 x 416 36cm. (2)
Robert Sargent Austin (1895-1973) (ARR), Full length study of a nude, with studio stamp to reverse, pencil, 45.5 x 23cm (unframed), 417 together with a sleeping nude attributed to William Strang (1859-1921). (2)
A collection of six various unframed watercolours, comprising two views of boats in harbour by James Charles Middleton (1894-?), a 418 view of St Briac by Salomon van Abbe, two views by Alexander Buchanan, and another by S. Templeman. (6)
Henry James Denham (1893-1961), The Pilot’s Pier, Gravesend, Kent scene with shipping, signed, watercolour and charcoal, signed, 419 titled and with artist’s address verso, 26.5 x 37.5cm (unframed).
Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971), Boats off a shoreline, pencil sketch, studio stamp on backboard, 17 x 26cm, together with Henry Butler 420 (fl.1908-1919), Nude, signed, pastel, 20 x 37cm. Provenance: Abbott and Holder, a pencil sketch of a boat attributed to William Wyllie and other items.
421 Alfred Hayward (1875-1971), Figures on an embankment, signed, watercolour and wash,
422 Wilfred Knox (1884-1966) (ARR), Continental street scene with figures, a cathedral beyond, signed, watercolour, 67.5 x 49.5cm.
Ebenezer Wake Cook (1843-1926), A young lady holding a basket of flowers, and her spaniel, looking out over an extensive river and 423 plain landscape, signed and dated ‘87, watercolour, 38 x 58cm. Thought possibly to be Yorkshire or the Severn Estuary.
Robert Winter Fraser (1872-1930), On the Ouse at Godmanchester, watercolour, 22.5 x 43.5cm, together with Sidney Watts, Cattle 424 watering in the Thames before Windsor castle, signed, watercolour, 24 x 33.5cm, and a signed watercolour river landscape with boats, by William Henry Earp (1831-1914), 23.5 ...[more]
425 Continental School (19th Century), A pair of views of the Canton river, China, gouache on pine panel, 11 x 14cm. (2)
Follower of Claude Joseph Vernet, Figures on a coastline, and companion, bears initials and date 1754, gouache, a pair, 12.5 x 17cm. 426 (2) Daniel Sherrin (1868-1940) (painting under his pseudonym L. Richards), “Near New Milton”, coastal view in Hampshire, signed L. 427 Richards, oil on canvas, titled on stretcher verso, 39 x 57.5cm.
Colin Hayes R.A. (1919-2003), Kefalos, Kos, signed, oil on canvas, 62 x 75cm, New Grafton Gallery label verso, together with another 428 “From the Dogana”, signed, oil on canvas, 40.5 x 50cm, New Grafton Gallery label verso, and another of boats, unsigned, by the same hand and double sided. ...[more]
429 George Samh (20th Century), “Femme a Cheval”, oil on canvas, 66 x 80cm.
430 Michael Lain(?) (20th Century), Study of a giraffe, signed, oil on canvas, 62 x 75cm.
431 A 20th Century still life, oil on canvas of flowers and fruit on a table, 116 x 80cm.
432 Yves Cannet (20th Century), Villa and trees, signed and inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 99 x 80cm.
Bernard Fleetwood-Walker R.A., R.O.I., R.W.S., (1893-1965), Geoffrey Sampson, portrait of a young boy in a blazer and white shirt, 433 holding a satchel, signed and dated 1922, oil on canvas, 58.5 x 48.5cm. J.J. Patrick & Sons, Chelsea label verso. Bernard Fleetwood- Walker grew up in Birmingham and ...[more]
English School (19th Century), Full length portrait of the Lieut. Colonel of the 50th (Queen’s Own) Regiment of Foot, 1852, oil on 434 canvas, 67.5 x 49cm. Parker Gallery label verso. As at 1852 the Hart’s Annual Army List sates that the Lieutenant-Colonel of the 50th (The Queen’s Own) ...[more]
435 English School (early 19th Century), Travellers, horses, thatchers and a pig by a country inn, oil on panel, 11 x 16cm, in gilt frame.
Thomas O’Donnell (19th Century) in the manner of Canaletto, Eton College, Berkshire with figures and cattle by the Thames, signed 436 and indistinctly dated, oil on board, inscribed verso, 12 x 19cm (unframed).
After Giovanni Battista Salvi de Sassoferrato (1609-1685), The Madonna in Prayer, oil on canvas, a 19th Century copy, 74.5 x 62cm. 437 Inscribed verso and with Ryman & Co., Oxford label to stretcher. The original (painted c.1640-1650) is in the National Gallery, London.
438 Adolph Campbell Meyer (1866-1919), Landscape in moonlight, signed, oil on canvas, 30.5 x 40.5cm.
Parker Hagarty (1859-1934), “Evening in the woods”, signed, oil on canvas board, 34 x 23cm, together with a view of Brackley Shore, 439 Gloucestershire by George L. Leigh, signed, oil on board, 21.5 x 28cm. (2)
Andre Sourie(?) (19th Century) French, Mother and children with chickens outside a country cottage, signed indistinctly and dated 1877, 440 oil on canvas, 51 x 39cm, in gilt gesso frame.
441 Mary Tew (20th Century), Tuscan landscape with flowers in the foreground and a village beyond, oil on board, 38 x 48cm.
442 Ian Houston (b.1934), (ARR), At Darby’s Hard, Gorleston on Sea, Norfolk view with boats, signed, oil on board, titled verso, 21 x 27cm.
443 Circle of John Frederick Herring Senior, The Hunt, signed lower left, oil on canvas, 37cm diameter.
444 English School (early 19th Century), The Old Farmhouse, oil on panel, 21.5 x 29cm.
445 G. J. Barros (early 19th Century) South American, Still life of fruit, signed, oil on board, 23 x 30cm. 446 Anglo-Chinese School (19th Century), A Buddhist temple and companion of a view of an island, oil on canvas, 19 x 15cm. (2)
447 Continental School, A good story, indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 58 x 68cm.
448 Follower of Salvator Rosa (1615-1673) Italian, A Bacchanalian revel, with figures in a mountainous landscape, oil on canvas, 49 x 63cm
Style of Edward Cucuel (1875-1951) American, Girl on a shoreline watching a sailing boat, indistinctly signed *enez(?), oil on canvas, 73 449 x 97cm.
English School (early/mid 20th Century), Portrait of a small girl in white dress, indistincly signed L*** di M. ***, oil on canvas, 59 x 49cm. 450 Ex. Cottenham Estate.
Robin Goodwin (1909-1997) (ARR), The Albert Bridge and Cadogan Pier, London, signed and dated 11/1947, oil on board, 35.5 x 451 50.5cm (unframed).
452 Pierre Villain (20th Century) French, Nude seated on a balcony reading a book, signed, oil on board, 39.5 x 31cm.
Jacob Ten Hagen (1820-1880) Dutch, Marine scene with shipping in choppy waters before a town on the shoreline, signed and dated 453 1858, oil on canvas, 38 x 54.5cm.
Pierre de Clausade (1910-1976) French, (ARR) Autumn on the Loire, signed, oil on canvas, 36.5 x 44cm. Titled on canvas verso. 454 Cooling Galleries, Bond Street label on stretcher.
455 Continental School (19th Century), Portrait of a young rustic in black hat and red shirt, oil on canvas, 60 x 50.5cm.
Jack Cox (1914-2007), (ARR) Boats and figures by a harbour wall, and companion of mallards taking flight in fenland, probably Norfolk, 456 signed, oil on board, a pair, 40 x 50cm approx. each of abstract angular shape. (2) Jack Cox was an East Anglian artist who lived in Wells next the Sea.
Continental School (19th Century), Young woman and flowers, oil on panel, 23 x 17.5cm, (unframed), together with sketch books and 457 other pictures.
458 Dutch School (late 18th Century), Ice skaters and other figures on a frozen river by a town, oil on panel, 13.5 x 20cm.
Paul Haesaert (1813-1893) Belgian, Interior scene with a grandfather feeding two children, indistinctly signed and dated, oil on panel, 459 34.5 x 28cm.
A matched pair of late 18th/early 19th Century portrait miniatures, depicting Frances Anne Giraud (nee Byng) (1769-1810), and her 463 husband Richard Herve Giraud (1869-?), she in white dress and lace collar, he in the manner of Andrew Plimer, dressed in blue coat, striped shirt and spotted cravat, 7 x ...[more]
A collection of various portrait miniatures, to include one of a young girl by Eva Noar, indistinctly signed and dated 1901(?), incribed 464 inside “Of Tender Years, Miss E. Noar, c/o G.L. Brown, Union Passage, Birmingham, another possibly of Mary Queen of Scots, in tortoiseshell and brass pique w ...[more]
English School (early 19th Century), a miniature watercolour portrait of a young man in blue coat and white shirt, in gold frame, the 465 reverse with plaited hair and gold filigree initials J.C., 5.5 x 4.5cm oval, together with another watercolour miniature portrait of a young man, in similar frame wit ...[more] Attributed to Nathaniel Bermingham or Lucas Bateman, a cut out miniature portrait of a young army officer in red coat and tricorn hat, 466 pastels over pencil, 13 x 10.5cm oval, in giltwood frame. Purchased September 2011 at Dreweatt Neate for
467 A contemporary glass lamp with internal faux marble painted decoration.
468 A contemporary glass lamp with mercurial grey internal decoration.
469 A large Delft style table lamp, of urn form.
470 A French terracotta bust after the Antique, 39cm high.
471 A large Arts and Crafts wrought iron light fitting, with suspended scroll iron basket centred with alabaster plafonnier, 97cm diameter.
An impressive stag’s antler hallway chandelier, the body of eight multi-point trophy antlers suspended on cut antler ropes, and a central 472 brass four light fitting, the body approximately 92cm diameter x 96cm tall.
473 A pair of table lamps, each mounted with mineral specimens.
474 A 19th Century mahogany small glazed case containing a group of various scallop shells, laid on to marble paper.
475 A very large cast plaster figure of a pelican, 120cm high.
476 A small lidded jar with polychrome portrait decoratioon, 36cm high.
477 Two antique Kashmiri hand painted boxes. (2)
478 An early 20th Century four drawer correspondence box, with leaf printed paper covering, 63cm high.
479 A pair of early 20th Century glass two branch wall lights. (2)
480 A large 18th Century Venetian armorial fragment, in bespoke ebonised frame.
481 A group of four cast iron window panels, inset with mirrors.
482 An antique tole ware tea canister, converted to a lamp.
483 A damasque pierced copper lantern/table lamp.
484 A large toleware oval tray, painted with figure group and soldiers, 75cm wide.
485 A pair of Regency style cut glass hallway lanterns.
486 A large saltglaze classical jardiniere, on plinth base, 43cm diameter.
487 A 19th Century gilt brass desk inkstand, with griffin supports. 488 A pair of late George III pewter candlesticks.
489 A pair of brass two branch candle light sconces, with glass flowerhead and drop decoration.
490 Five various trinket boxes, comprising three enamel and two stone set. (5)
491 A 19th Century leather bound perfumier’s travelling box, 29cm wide, and some contents.
A bronze figure of a semi-draped young woman holding a rose, signed C. Cumberworth (Charles Cumberworth (1811-1852), on circular 492 marble base, 35cm high over all.
493 An Edwardian cast iron and faux tortoiseshell table bell in the form of a tortoise, 17cm.
A 19th Century silver plated brass inkwell, in the form of a winged putto holding an urn and seated on books, on a square foliate 494 decorated base, with four scrolling leaf feet, one of the books inscribed Liebe I.Th., 18cm high over all.
A Crimean War Prisoner of War patchwork bed spread, c.1850s, stitched using military uniform facecloth in black, red, green and cream 495 diamond shapes, with central geometric design surrounded by various geometric borders, 180 x 178cm approx.
An Armada Chest, the iron bound and riveted body with two side handles and locking lid, the interior with ornate mechanism to the 496 inside of the lid and smaller locking compartment within, complete with key.
James Epps of London: a Victorian homeopathic apothecary’s mahogany and brass mounted box and contents, with leather fitted 497 interior, the lid with drop down flap containing certain instruments and named James Epps, Homeopathic Chemist, 170 Piccadilly, 112 Great Russell St & 48 Threadneedle ...[more]
498 An 18th Century carved stone grotesque, believed formerly to have belonged to an Oxford college.
499 A Jaques Staunton traveller’s chess set, boxwood and ebonised, with a set of draughts, in inlaid fitted case.
500 A pair of French ormolu three light wall sconces, with ribbon and floral entwined back plates, (electrified), 60cm high. (2)
A large Victorian papier mache tray, with shaped rim and floral gilt decoration around central classical landscape with ruins and a 501 peacock, 62cm high.
502 A pair of silvered bronze figures of duellists in courtly dress, 23cm. (2)
A brass wind up table bell in the form of a corpulent pig, with inset glass eyes, with wind up mechanism allowing the bell to ring when 503 the tail or nose is pressed, 17cm long x 9cm high.
504 A tole ware tea tray with painted border and centred with scene of “The Market Girl”.
A 19th Century carved ivory hemisphere, the flat edge carved in relief with a scene of the Holy Family travelling with a donkey, the 505 exterior carved as a scallop shell, 6.5cm diameter. Traces of original paint.
506 A pair of large copper street lanterns, of hexagonal form, mounted on wrought iron hanging brackets. 507 A violin, with two piece back, unsigned, length of back 37.5cm, together with a cello bow. (2)
Folk Art: a 19th Century carved horn and white metal mounted beaker, carved with a continuous scene of a stage coach and coach men 508 drawn by four horses, travelling along a road, with houses, a windmill, trees and a milestone in the background, with repeating decoration of laurel leaves to top and bo ...[more]
509 A good early 20th Century dapple grey rocking horse, on iron supports and trestle base.
510 A 17th/18th Century walnut and ivory inlaid table cabinet, with an arrangement of eight drawers, 67cm wide.
A Victorian sailor’s woolwork picture, intricately designed with a central ship surmounted by a crown and a dove, surrounded by flags 511 and the emblems of Scotland, Ireland and England and other emblems, 39 x 61.5cm, in glazed maple frame.
512 A French Art Deco mirror glass tray, possible Jean Luce, 33 x 54cm.
513 An Art Deco chrome and moulded glass ceiling light by Degue.
514 An Art Deco chrome ceiling light with central globe and four branch lights.
A 19th Century sampler worked by “Sally Hudson, Huntingdon 1834, Aged 11 years, A.D. 1834”, worked with a poem of thankfulness to 515 her parents and God, surrounded by angels, a ship, birds, emblems, flowers and foliage, 42 x 33cm, in stained wooden frame.
516 A marble statue of The Discus Thrower, after the antique, 63cm high approx. (a/f).
517 A Guerini accordion, in fitted travelling case.
518 A 20th Century marble bust after the Antique, 55cm high.
A large plain fired pottery head and shoulders bust in 18th Century style, depicting a gentleman with long curling locks, dressed in cravat 519 and coat, 60cm high.
A pair of ivory handled boot pulls, applied with the crest and monogram of Major General Frederick Spencer Robb KCB KCMG KCVO, 522 together with a large scrap book containing numerous newspaper cuttings, photographs, letters and invitations.
523 Three live bait nets, each green painted and of metal mesh construction.
A late 19th Century brass skeleton clock, with fusee movement, open silvered dial with Roman numerals, on mahogany plinth base and 524 under glass dome, 32cm high.
525 An eight day wall clock, with 7 1/2 inch dial, marked Great Western Railway, Swindon.
An eight day ship’s clock, with 8 inch dial and subsidiary seconds dial, in a copper case with brass bezel, marked J.W. Benson, Ludgate 526 Hill, London. This clock belonged to an Ex-Serviceman’s Club which closed down.
527 An eight day ship’s clock, with 6 inch dial, in brass case and bezel, on wooden plaque, marked Barker, Kensington.
528 An eight day Junghans bracket clock, chiming on five rods, 46cm high. An early 19th Century mahogany cased eight day longcase clock, with painted 14 inch arched dial, signed indistinctly (rubbed), in North 529 Country case with inlaid decoration, (a/f), 236cm high.
An 18th Century oak cased eight day longcase clock, the 12 inch painted dial signed Drury, Banbury, with twin subsidiary dials, the case 530 with broken arch pediment and inlaid decoration, 220cm high.
A late 19th/early 20th Century mahogany cased fusee wall clock with 12 inch circular dial, L. Holzmann, High Street, Wealdstone, 531 (Middlesex), with pendulum and key.
A mid 19th century mahogany cased fusee wall clock, with 12 inch convex circular dial, and cast brass bexel containing convex glass, A. 532 Streatfield, 13 Mildmay Road, London N1.
533 A pair of 19th Century brass cased lead filled longcase clock weights. (2)
An 18th Century oak cased thirty hour longcase clock, the 12 inch painted dial signed (but signature worn and illegible), the hood with 534 pierced pediment above pillars, and plain long door case, 197cm high.
535 A George III oak cased thirty hour longcase clock, with painted 11 inch dial signed Drury, Banbury, 196cm high.
Fontana, Wycombe: a five glass mercury barometer with 8 inch dial. Charles Fontana had a shop in Paul’s Row, High Wycombe in 1842 536 but by 1853 had moved to Church Street, in premises opposite the church.
537 A stick mercury barometer, with silvered rectangular scale.
538 A pair of Zeiss Boer War period binoculars, contained in their leather transit case, complete with tripod.
A rare Minox B sub miniature spy camera, in original leather pouch, together with various original boxed accessories, stand and 539 paperwork.
540 A Ross brass microscope, in mahogany case with two keys.
541 A late 19th Century brass monocular compound microscope, in mahogany case, the horseshoe base signed Ross, London.
A George III ivory and brass mounted rule or sector by Nairne and Blunt, London, 30.5cm long, together with an ebonised pocket 542 inclinometer by J. Halden & Co. Ltd. London & Manchester, in leather carrying case.
A 19th Century monocular compound microscope by Smith & Beck, London, fitted with micro adjustable stage and contained in original 543 mahogany case, with accessories including bullseye condenser.
A 19th Century brass sextant (unsigned), with silvered scale, lacking some parts, contained in mahogany box, with trade label for James 544 Moreton.
A 19th Century gilt brass aneroid pocket barometer by J.H. Steward, 54 Cornhill, LONDON, 1639, the signed, silvered dial measuring 545 4.5cm diameter, in leather travelling case.
An 18th Centruy French gunner’s caliper, two-piece brass construction, engraved Les Parlies Egalles, Buterfield Les Cordes, A Paris 546 Les Cordes. 547 An early 19th Century ebony octant, unsigned, brass fittings and engraved ivory scale, (lacking some parts).
548 An extensive Peruvian .925 sterling silver cutlery service for twelve, 260oz. approx. (plus steel bladed knives).
549 A group of Continental .900 grade silver trays, plates and bowls, 105oz. approx.
An 18ct gold cased pocket watch, a rolled gold cased pocket watch, a silver and crocodile skin cased miniature travelling clock and an 550 abalone decorated table lighter. (4)
A Breitling Navitimer gentleman’s chronograph wristwatch, numbered 806 to the rear of the case, black dial with champagne coloured 551 markings, later Breitling case and service guidelines.
An Edwardian silver chocolate or coffee pot, by John Millward Banks, Chester 1902, with stepped lid, the pot of waisted bulbous form 552 with ebonised handle, on three swept legs, 26.5cm high and 16.95oz over all.
553 A silver topped ruby glass double ended scent bottle.
A silver three piece tea set, by Alexander Clark, Birmingham 1906 and 1911, comprising tea pot, milk jug and sugar bowl, with shaped 554 handles, marked underneath for the Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company, Fenchurch Street, London. (3)
A silver sugar caster, by The Goldsmith’s & Silversmith’s Company, London 1934, 19cm high, together with a pair of American sterling 555 salts (lacking liners), 7.5cm diameter, and a silver three piece cruet set with four matching spoons, by Horace Woodward & Co., Birmingham 1912.
A cased set of three silver gilt fruit serving spoons, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1899, the bowls cast with scrolls and flowers, on 556 similar scrolling and pierced handles, one spoon with pierced bowl for draining, 12oz approx. in fitted green velvet and silk lined leather case.
Six cased sets of six silver and enamel coffee spoons, comprising two matched Art Deco sets by Israel Sigmund Greenberg, 557 Birmingham 1932 and William Griffiths & Sons, Chester 1932 respectively and four other various sets, 9oz approx. over all.
558 A silver Prince of Wales feathers small dish, by Edward Barnard and Sons, London 1981, 12cm long, 6oz approx.
An Italian silver box of shaped outline, the lid with malachite inset cabochon, with gilt interior and four scroll feet, initialled B.O.C., 559 together with two 800 hallmarked silver boxes and covers, 20oz approx over all. (3)
560 A cut green rock crystal ring in the form of an animal eating berries amidst leaves.
An Eastern white metal belt, the buckles decorated with ducks and lily fronds, united by wide flattened chainlink band, together with a 561 Malaysian white metal filigree ensemble, comprising necklace, bracelet, earrings and ring, 11oz approx.
562 Florins Victoria: 1919 approx. 21 (f and above) and 1920-1945 approx. 50.
Half crowns, 1826 x 1 (f), 1836 x 1 (f), 1887 x 1 (almost ef), 1925 x 1 (fvf), and approx. 31 half crowns pre 1919, and approx. 36 1920- 563 1945.
564 Shillings pre 1919, approx. 50, and a quantity of 1920-1945. Crowns, Charles II 1676 x 1 (f), 1687 x 1 (f), 1819 and 1821 (both f), 1844 x 2 (both f), 1847 x 1 (f), and 15 various crowns, all pre 1900 565 (f and above).
566 Sixpence, Queen Anne 1711 x 1 (f or better), 1723 x 1 (f), 1746 x 2 (f), 1757 x 4 (f/vf), 1758 x 1 (f), and 1787 x 3 (all vf). (12)
Sixpence, Charles II (f with date rub), together with approx. 50 various dates pre 1919, and a quantity of 1920-1945, together with a 567 quantity of silver threepences pre 1919, and a small quantity of post 1920.
568 Half crowns, Charles II 1676 (f/vf), 1677 (f), 1689 x 2 (both f), 1707 (f and creased), 1708 (f), 1816, 1817, 1818, 1819 (all vf). (10)
569 James I shilling, reverse begins Exurgat (vf), another (f), two pence 1797 cartwheel x 4 and 1797 pennies x 7.
John 1189-1216 short cross pennies x 2 (both f/vf), Edward I 1272-1307 long cross pennies x 4 (all f/vf), Henry III 1216-1272 long cross 570 pennies x 2 (both f/vf) and James I penny (f). (9)
Elizabeth I groats x 3 (f), Elizabeth I crown (f), James I sixpence dated 1604 (f with dent), Elizabeth I threepence (f and creased), 571 Elizabeth I half groat (f), Charles I shillings x 4, and five various long cross pennies. (16)
572 William III shilling 1697 (f/vf), together with twelve various shillings. (13)
Tokens and medals: anti slavery token, “Am I not a man and a brother?”, cast with a kneeling chained negro, the reverse with clasped 573 hands (f/vf), a 1792 Coventry half penny token, obverse with Lady Godiva (f), a Robert Warren liquid blackening token (almost ef), two Chipping Norton toke ...[more]
Julius Caesar silver denarius, circa 46 B.C., head of Ceres, light toning, (vf/ef), with paper label Ex Sydenham Collection, together with 574 Magnus Maximus 383-388 A.D. silver siliqua, and an Antoninus Pius 138 AD silver denarius. (3)
575 Henry VIII 2nd coinage groat (f/vf), and another (f), together with five various hammered coins. (7)
Trade tokens: a Birmingham and South Wales 1812 token, another token 1p 1812 for Cheadle Copper and Brass Company, together 576 with Edward Garden Finstock, copper farthing token dated 1666 (vf), another two Gardener tokens (f), and a quantity of miscellaneous tokens.
Maundy coins: a Charles II 1686 4p (f or better), a Queen Anne 4p 1701 (f/vf), a 1746 1p (vf), a 1740 1p (vf), a 1756 1p (vf), a 1732 1p 577 (vf), together with a quantity of various Maundy coins.
Commemorative medals: an Oxford Aviation Meeting silver medal, 1914, unscribed, a Napoleon 1804 bronze medal, 4cm diameter (vf), 578 a Member of Committee C.B. Gull, very rare, 4cm diameter (vf), a Horatio Nelson commemorative medal, bronze, the reverse with Foudroyant Lord Nelson’s flagship, stru ...[more]
Bolivia, Carolus III 1789 eight reales (f/vf), flat on reverse through counter punch Mexico mint mark, together with a Carolus III two 579 reales (f).
Crowns 1890 (f/vf), 1887 x 2, 1893 and 1937 rocking horse crown, together with a Maria Theresa coin, a quantity of crowns, half 580 crowns, shillings, etc. and various silver coins.
581 Roman: approx. 57 Roman coins, all with descriptive paper label.
582 Charles I half crown, king on horseback reverse with oval shield (f or above), together with another (f with heavy clipping. 583 James I Harrington farthing (f or better).
Victoria, nine various young head half farthings, various one third and quarter farthings, together with a quantity of pennies, half pennies 584 and farthings.
585 A Victoria gold sovereign 1901, and a half sovereign. (2)
586 A quantity of modern world coins.
A Charles II crown 1662, first dr bust rose below (f), together with a George III 1820 crown (vf), and four various crowns 1822 (f), 1889 587 (f/vf), 1887 (f/vf), 1893 (f/vf) and 1890 (f). (7)
Queen Anne half crown 1708 (f), shillings 1711 x 2 (both f), a Charles II groat 1679 (f), a George II shilling 1745 (f), a George II shilling 588 1745 (vf), together with a quantity of milled coins.
589 Elizabeth I sixpence (f/vf), a Charles I sixpence, and Edward I penny (both f).
590 A Maria Theresa silver coin, various silver coins and other coins, and a Japanese trade type token.
An 18th Century Worcester porcelain fluted saucer, in the Queen’s pattern, c. 1770, 13.5cm diameter, together with an 18th Century 593 Worcester tea bowl decorated in underglaze blue in the Oriental style, a Worcester underglaze blue saucer, a Penningtons Liverpool teacup and similar saucer, a sma ...[more]
Five various 19th Century Chamberlain Worcester cups, together with a Worcester mask jug decorated with flowers in underglaze blue 594 (a/f), various Coalport and Derby, etc.
Three various 18th Century Worcester tea pots, all with floral knops, one decorated with Chinese figures in the Oriental style, 18cm high 595 over all, the other two with floral sprays and foliage, 16cm and 15cm high respectively. (All with some form of restoration). (3)
596 A late 19th Century German pottery large Westerwald wine flagon, with incised decoration.
An early 19th Century black basalt teapot possibly Leeds, the hinged lid with urn finial, decorated over all with bands of stiff leaves and 597 flowers, the serpentine body with Classical figures, 16cm high over all, together with a similar octagonal sugar bowl and cover, the finial moulded as a hooded ...[more]
A collection of Victorian Aesthetic Movement pottery tea wares, some stamped BP Co. for the Brownhills Pottery Company, decorated in 598 semi-relief with bamboo, leaves and trellis work, painted in greens, browns and pinks on a cream ground, comprising teapots, jugs, cups, saucers, etc.
A 19th Century Derby miniature sheep, Sampson Hancock, King Street, lying recumbent with gilt collar of entwined vine leaves, on a 599 green mound with gilt highlights, iron red marks, decorator’s mark W.H. probably for W. Hargreave, 8cm wide.
An early 20th Century Royal Crown Derby plate, decorated by Cuthbert Gresley with a view of a Scottish castle by a lock with boats, 600 and sheep in the foreground, signed C. Gresley, named verso as Monzie Castle, Scotland, iron red printed factory marks and date code for 1920, with borders of greens hi ...[more]
601 An early Delft vase, with onion top and floral and foliate decoration in blue on a white ground, 34cm high (a/f) A quantity of various blue and white pottery to include a Joseph Meyer & Sons small handled bowl of chamber pot shape from the 602 Northern Scenery series depicting a view of Kilchurn Castle, Scotland, together with a William Ridgway Oriental Pattern tureen with pierced reversible cover, a shaped di ...[more]
J. Filmont, Caen: a French glazed terracotta wall plaque, in majolica colours, depicting the head and shoulders profile of a man wearing 603 a conch shell and a bird on his head, incised marks to verso, 43.5cm x 43.5cm.
A Royal Dux of Bohemia centrepiece, depicting a young woman carrying fish in a net, seated between two clam shells, on seaweed 604 decorated base, decorated in pink and green enamels highlighted in gilt, pink triangle mark and incised 1125, 35cm high.
605 A Samson famille rose charger, decorated with blossoms and leaves amidst gilt highlighted deep blue borders, 37cm diameter.
An early 19th Century glazed stoneware footed bowl, decorated in semi relief with Satan using his bellows to rectally abuse a small 606 animal, surrounded by other animals and birds, some fantastical, and human figures, 26cm diameter, 17.5cm high. (Broken and restored).
A Royal Worcester porcelain plaque decorated by Harry Davis, depicting two sheep in an upland landscape, signed, puce mark and 607 date code for 1906, 14 x 16cm.
An English blue and white globular teapot and cover probably Worcester, with floral and insect decoration, crescent mark to base, 15cm 608 high.
609 Staffordshire pottery: a pair of zebras, and another of a young girl with a zebra, the largest 16cm. (3)
610 A Troika of Cornwall tubular vase, decorated by Anne Lewis, 14cm high.
A George III pearlware footed gin bowl, with black printed decoration of floral, scroll and lattice border to the inside and out, the inside 611 printed centrally with the word “GIN” in an oval cartouche surrounded by foliage, 17cm diameter.
612 A French Art Deco pottery pigeon by Charles Ventrillon.
613 Two Royal Doulton figurines: The Basket Weaver HN2245, 14.5cm high, and Silks and Ribbons HN2017, 15cm. (2)
A 19th Century Minton majolica teapot and cover, shape 624, decorated in polychrome on a mustard yellow ground, of ovoid form, the 614 handle in the form of a monkey, with cockerel spout and snail finial to the lid, on outswept supports, with impressed marks to the base, 14.5cm high over all.
615 Two 19th Century blue and white Willow pattern pottery large meat dishes. (2)
A 19th Century blue and white jasper ware cheese bell and stand, unmarked but probably Wedgwood, decorated with classical figures 616 and foliage, 28cm diameter.
A small collection of Worcester porcelain, to include an 18th Century transfer printed blue and white small tureen cover and stand, 617 decorated with roses and butterflies, the handles realistically moulded as flowers, leaves and twigs, crescent marks, the stand 18cm long, and other Worcester pieces.
A 19th Century Vienna style gilt metal mounted lidded tankard, painted with scenes of courtly and classical figures, and foliate panels, 618 high lighted in gilt, the hinged lid painted to each side and with crown knop to the scroll handle, underglaze blue beehive mark and titled in iron red “*** ...[more] A Lalique glass Bacchus vase, moulded in high relief with satyrs dancing amidst entwined vines, signed LALIQUE FRANCE to base, 619 18cm high.
An early 20th Century Loetz style Art Nouveau lustre glass vase, of square form with pinched sides, with pierced metal collar to the 620 neck, 16cm high.
A Chinese silver mug by Wang Hing, cast profusely with fantastic birds amidst blossoming branches, and shield shaped cartouche 623 monogrammed MJ, with conforming S scroll handle, gilt interior, the underside stamped with square mark Wang Hing 90, 9cm high.
An 18th Century Chinese globular teapot and cover, decorated in coloured enamels with panels of a Chinese family on a terrace, 624 flanked by lattice work, with silver mounts chaining the lid to the handle, 14cm high over all, together with a small blue and white teabowl with gilt highlights. (2)
A large Japanese lacquer pottery charger, the upper decorated with black, gilt and red exotic birds in a tree amidst blossoms, in partial 625 relief, the underside with underglaze blue designs around the edge, 61cm diameter.
626 A 19th Century Japanese bronze pot pourri, with cast decoration of cranes in a landscape, the lid with cranes in flight amidst clouds.
627 An Oriental bronze vessel and cover, of archaic form, with mask handles.
628 A Chinese famille rose rectangular jardiniere, with scenic panels.
Namikawa Yasuyuki (1845-1927), a Japanese Meiji period miniature cloisonne vase, signed Kyoto Namikawa on silver plaque to the 629 base, finely decorated over all with butterflies, flowers, floral mon and trailing foliage over varicoloured panels, with floral borders to the foot and neck, 10cm high. (Mi ...[more]
630 A Japanese carved ivory figure of a fisherman, holding a trident, a basket of fish at his feet, 10cm high.
A large Chinese silk work panel, decorated with dragons chasing the flaming pearl, on a blue ground, 175 x 225cm approx., together 631 with a European smaller floral silkwork panel. (2)
632 Oriental School, Four mythical scenes of deities and musicians, watercolour, 60 x 46cm.
A Chinese carved six panel floor screen, each panel with five foliate and still life carved insets, (two panels now detached), each panel 633 160 x 52cm.
634 A Japanese blue and white umbrella/stick stand, profusely decorated with birds and flowers, 64cm high.
635 A pair of antique Chinese cloisonne vases, of baluster form, decorated with flowers and birds on a blue ground, 31cm high. (2)
636 Four Chinese carved rosewood panels, each with landscape scenes of birds, flowers and foliage, 36cm high. (4)
637 A Chinese export famille rose oval platter, with shaped rim, decorated with birds and flowers, 40cm wide.
638 A pair of Chinese export leaf watercolours of figures in traditional costume, in red lacquer decorated frames, 20 x 15cm. (2)
639 A large Japanese vase, decorated with hunting scenes, now converted for use as a lamp. A Japanese Imari barber’s bowl, decorated with a vase of blossoms on a veranda, the border with details of flowers on a blue ground, 640 pierced with two suspension holes, (chips), 26.5cm diameter.
641 A Japanese Meiji bronze elephant, with raised trunk and ivory tusks, signed under one foot, 17.5cm high over all.
642 A Chinese export famille rose deep dish, 34cm diameter.
643 A large Japanese vase, decorated with two panels depicting courtly figures in a landscape, wavy rim, signature to base.
644 A pair of Japanese lacquer panels, depicting a gentleman and his wife in carriages, with landscape background, 30 x 44cm. (2)
A Japanese cloisonne charger, decorated with a floral medallion within bird and dragon panels, 46cm diameter, together with a 645 Japanese cloisonne vase, decorated with iris, and a carved lacquer lift-top box. (3)
646 A Japanese carved ivory figural group, depicting a boy on a leaping carp, 20cm high.
A Chinese blue and white bottle form vase, with dragon decoration, and another of similar shape with polychrome decoration of bats and 647 foliage, the largest 25cm, together with two Chinese blue and white figural decorated pieces comprising a brush washer and a sleeve vase, the largest 31cm. (4)
A Japanese blue and white ewer, decorated with panels of landscapes and figures surrounded by scrolling foliage, 29cm high, together 648 with a pair of Japanese twin handled vases, decorated in polychrome with panels of birds and surrounding flowers, 30cm high. (3)
A Chinese cloisonne animal censer and cover of archaic form, with domed cover, loose ring handle to the neck, and decorated over all 649 with scrolling motifs on a blue ground, 42cm high.
650 A large Japanese satsuma covered koro, with Foo lion finial and handles, decorated with Samurai and with gilt highlights, 55cm high.
651 A Chinese carved two part folding small cabinet, each interior panel carved with sages and attendants.
A 19th Century Chinese export ivory card case, carved in relief with panels of figures and foliage, one side within a Christian cross, 652 11.5cm high.
A pair of Japanese Meiji bronze vases, decorated with hen and cockerel in high relief, each with signature to base, 26cm high, together 653 with an Eastern brass censer and cover, of archaic form. (3)
654 A group of Chinese rice paper paintings of exotic birds, a Persian watercolour and various early 20th Century Indian watercolours.
A 19th Century Indian miniature watercolour on ivory of the Taj Mahal, 7.5 x 11cm oval, in carved hardwood easel frame, together with a 655 19th Century miniature watercolour of Indian ruins, 5 x 6.5cm oval. (2)
658 A pair of Victorian cast iron garden urns of classical form, on square plinth bases, 110cm high over all. (2)
659 A pair of staddle stones and tops.
660 A pair of staddle stones and tops. 661 A pair of staddle stones and tops.
662 A pair of staddle stones and tops.
663 A pair of staddle stones and tops.
664 A carved stone trough.
665 A pair of antique terracotta garden urns, with lion mask mounted handles and cherub decoration, impressed maker’s mark to base.
666 A large wrought iron garden seat of curved form.
667 An early 20th Century Oriental quartetto nest of tables, with red ground lacquer decoration, the largest 61 x 56 x 41cm.
An early 19th Century mahogany and rosewood crossbanded bachelor’s chest, with brushing slide above two short and three long 668 graduated drawers, on shaped bracket feet, 100cm wide x 100cm high x 51cm deep.
A Regency mahogany clothes press, with carved pediment above panelled doors, two short drawers above long drawer, on swept 669 bracket feet, 127cm wide x 203cm high.
670 A William IV mahogany chest of two short and three long cockbeaded drawers, flanked by reeded pilasters, on turned legs, 112cm wide.
A Regency mahogany bowfront chest of two short and two long graduated drawers, flanked by ring turned pillars, on splay bracket feet, 671 96cm wide.
A Regency gilt framed pier mirror, with ball cornice and bevel edge plate beneath reverse decorated panel, flanked by Corinthian 672 columns, 105cm high.
A large George III mahogany bureau, the fall front enclosing fitted interior, above two short and three long graduated drawers, on 673 bracket feet, 127cm wide.
An 18th Century Chinoiserie decorated cabinet on stand, the twin brass mounted door enclosing shelves, on contemporary stand with 674 tapering legs and club feet, 94cm wide x 155cm high.
675 A late Regency mahogany and satinwood banded demi-lune foldover tea table, on square section tapering legs, 92cm wide.
An 18th Century mahogany bachelor’s chest of small proportions, the moulded edge top above four long graduated cockbeaded 676 drawers, on bracket feet, 64cm wide.
677 A George III hall porter’s wingback chair, with later close studded leather upholstery.
A late 19th/early 20th Century deep seated button back armchair, upholstered in quilted rali fabrics, on square section tapering forelegs 678 and castors, 69cm wide.
679 A late Victorian deep seated sofa, with loose cushions, upholstered in quilted rali fabrics, on short turned legs and castors, 186cm wide.
680 A 19th Century camphorwood blanket chest, 95cm wide. A Victorian day bed, the scroll end with broad seat upholstered in quilted Indian rali linen, on turned legs with brass castors, 188cm 681 wide.
682 A Victorian box ottoman, on squat bun feet, the top with 17th Century style flame stitch tapestry and silk embroidered bands, 98cm wide.
A large early 20th Century pine framed marble topped baker’s/pastry table, with marble top above plain frieze, on turned tapering legs, 683 73cm x 211cm x 80cm high.
684 A wall mirror, with printed theatre curtain slip, in painted pine frame, 73cm high.
685 A 19th Century carved giltwood marble topped console table, in the Rococo manner, 146cm wide.
686 A small marginal wall mirror, framed with 18th Century needlepoint pictorial panels.
An early 19th Century mahogany escritoire, with marble top above frieze drawer, fall front writing surface and fitted interior, a pair of 687 cabinet doors beneath, on carved paw feet, 96cm wide.
688 A large Victorian arch top overmantel mirror, in gilt gesso frame, 110 x 130cm.
689 An early 20th Century club sofa, with deep button back, overstuffed seat and waisted plinth base, 150cm wide.
690 A Victorian sarcophagus form box ottoman, with needle point upholstery, 118cm wide.
691 A large oval wall mirror, with carved giltwood and gesso frame, 100cm high.
An interesting Italianate bureau cabinet with Chinoiserie decoration on a green ground, the shaped upper section with mirrored door 692 above bombe bureau base of two short and three long drawers, on short cabriole legs, 223cm high.
693 A large 17th Century style carved limed oak armchair, with upholstered high back.
694 A Moorish style easel, with carved and inlaid decoration, 174cm high.
695 An Art Deco style ebonised coffee table, on inlaid ball feet, 106cm wide.
696 Attributed to Gillows: a pair of Regency rosewood side chairs, each with carved scroll bar back, stuffover seat, and reeded forelegs. (2)
697 A late Victorian panel back hall chair.
698 An 18th Century carved oak side table, with frieze drawer on turned bobbin supports and stretchers, 76cm wide.
699 An Edwardian deep seat armchair, with quilted Gundra-Rali upholstery, on short turned forelegs and brass castors.
700 A Liberty style leather upholstered stool, with Afghan carpet upholstered squab cushion.
701 A large early 20th Century French ebonised armoir, with four panel doors, on plinth base, 230cm wide. 702 A late Victorian desk chair, with Kelim panel upholstery, on turned legs.
703 A late 19th Century marquetry inlaid octagonal top tripod occasional table, 68cm high.
704 An antique Eastern occasional table, with deep carved decoration, on folding stand.
705 An Eastern occasional table, with deep carved decoration, on folding stand.
706 A large 19th Century four fold screen with moulded paper decorative panes, 180cm high.
707 A small console table, with marble top above shaped frieze and slender supports, 52cm wide.
708 A pair of monumental large pine panel doors.
709 A Regency rosewood foldover card table, on turned tapering column and quadripartite platform base, 92cm wide.
A 19th Century pine and fruitwood farmhouse kitchen table, the pine plank top above plain frieze, on square section tapering legs, 240 x 710 78cm (approx.).
711 A Victorian mahogany open bookcase, fitted with four adjustable shelves, on plinth base, 176cm high x 95cm wide.
A late Regency mahogany and inlaid secretaire chest, the upper drawer with fall front enclosing fitted interior, above three further 712 graduated drawers, on shaped bracket feet, 87cm wide x 100cm high.
A Regency mahogany chiffonier, with graduated waterfall bookcase above singe drawer and a pair of glazed cabinet doors, on long 713 spade feet, 84cm wide.
714 An 18th Century yew and oak two part chest of drawers, with panel sides and geometric moulding to the drawers.
A late 18th Century mahogany triple top foldover tea/games/writing table, of demi-lune form, the tops lifting to reveal a writing surface 715 enclosing fitted interior.
716 A large 19th Century carved oak framed mirror, with relief decoration of vines and leaves, 148 x 94cm.
717 A large 18th Century oak coffer, with plank top above panel front and architectural split turned mouldings, 135cm wide x 75cm high.
718 An 18th Century oak small side table, with single frieze drawer, on square section chamfered legs, 77cm wide.
719 An 18th Century oak credence table, with drop leaf above bold turned legs and square section stretchers.
720 A Victorian spoon back show frame nursing chair, on carved cabriole legs.
721 A harlequin set of ten 19th Century rush seated Lancashire spindle back chairs. (10)
722 An early 18th Century yew cottage gateleg supper table, on trestle ends with flat stretcher, 97cm wide. An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid high back armchair, with scroll arms, overstuffed seat and back, on turned inlaid legs with brass 723 castors.
724 A 18th/19th Century Sheraton style occasional stool, with later painted decoration and upholstery, 73 x 46cm.
725 An 18th Century fruitwood coffer, with plank top above triple panel front, on long stile legs, 133cm wide.
A William IV rosewood work table, the foldover baize lined top above two shallow drawers and deep basket below, on shaped trestle 726 supports and platform base, 49cm wide x 73cm high.
727 Neupert: a 20th Century walnut cased spinnet, on square tapering legs, 108cm wide.
728 A Victorian later painted arch top overmantel mirror, the pierced crest with central shell, 160cm high x 117cm wide.
An Edwardian carved mahogany demi-lune cabinet in Neoclassical style, with tambour drawers and Classical relief decoration, 137cm 729 wide.
730 A carved oak three panel floor screen, each with four linenfold panel insets, each panel 183 x 43cm.
731 A pair of Windsor wheelback armchairs, shaped seats, and crinoline stretchers. (2)
732 A pair of French Louis XV style tub form armchairs, with moulded carved frames, loose cushions and cabriole legs. (2)
733 A pair of Continental carved walnut high back armchairs, each with cabriole legs united by shaped cross stretcher. (2)
734 Four 19th Century French carved salon chairs in Louis XV style, with moulded show frames. (4)
735 A William and Mary style carved walnut stool, with floral needlepoint seat.
736 A Colonial carved teak planter’s armchair, with caned seat and back, and adjustable supports.
737 A Victorian cast iron conservatory table, later painted, with circular pierced top on centre scroll trefid supports.
738 A harlequin set of ten country rush seat ladderback chairs, (to include one carver). (10)
739 A Chinese hardwood small three tier stand and a nest of three small trays with pierced sides.
740 A miniature walnut tilt-top table, the circular moulded edge top on turned pedestal and trefid scroll legs.
741 A Dutch oak bombe slant top bureau, the stepped fitted interior with well, above three long graduated drawers, on bun feet, 128cm wide.
742 A George III style mahogany and inlaid bowfront sideboard, the central shallow drawer flanked by cupboards, 117cm wide.
743 A pair of Victorian carved oak hall chairs, each with pierced shaped back with central shield cartouche, on cabriole legs. (2) 744 A country made refectory table, with rectangular top on trestle ends united by a medial stretcher, 183cm long x 82cm wide.
745 An Flemish walnut high back armchair, with baluster turned arms and stretchered legs.
A Regency style mahogany and inlaid twin pedestal dining table, the crossbanded reeded edge top with one extra leaf, on sabre legs, 746 brass caps and castors, 234 x 114cm extended.
747 A Neoclassical style carved pine low table with inset marble top, above fluted frieze, and tapering legs with spade feet, 137cm wide.
A late 19th Century Continental salon suite in Louis XV style, comprising settee, 127cm wide, a pair of armchairs, and six side chairs, all 748 with scroll carved moulded showframes.
749 A Continental provincial fruitwood and pine drop leaf dining table, with oval top on cabriole legs, 154 x 210cm open.
750 A country made oak dresser and rack, the upper section with two shelves, the base with three frieze drawers, 164cm wide x 189cm.
A pair of Regency style mahogany library/bed steps, each with three green leather inset steps, and lift top with pull-out comparments, 751 66cm high. (2)
752 A set of six late Regency dining chairs, each with carved bar back and sabre legs. (6)
753 An oak two drawer dresser base, with panelled drawer fronts, on baluster turned front legs, 143cm wide.
754 A late Victorian gentleman’s library/office armchair, with ring turned front legs united by crinoline stretcher, on brass castors.
755 A carved mahogany tilt-top table, the pie crust circular top on baluster turned column, trefid scroll legs and pad feet, 62cm diameter.
756 A small George III mahogany bureau, with fitted interior above four graduated long drawers, on bracket feet, 88cm wide.
A George III mahogany caddy top bachelor’s chest, with brushing slide above two short and three long drawers, on bracket feet, 68cm 757 wide.
758 A George III mahogany chest, the moulded edge top above two short and three long graduated drawers, 108cm wide.
759 A George III elm country made chest of four long graduated drawers, on bracket feet, 98cm wide.
760 A French Louis XV style carved and gilded low stool, with loose cushion, 72cm square.
761 An early 19th Century mahogany waterfall bookcase, with five graduated shelves, on bun feet, 153cm wide.
762 A George III mahogany and inlaid demi-lune card table, with oval fan paterae, on tapering legs, 96cm wide.
A Regency mahogany and inlaid Pembroke/work table, the crossbanded top with drawers to both ends, on slender ring turned legs and 763 brass castors, 66cm wide.
764 A country made comb back Windsor armchair, with variform central back splat and shaped seat. 765 A George III style narrow mahogany chest of four drawers, on bracket feet, 44cm wide.
An unusual Victorian rosewood revolving lamp table, with moulded edge top on fluted and carved pedestal, and trefid scroll legs, 50cm 766 diameter.
A William IV mahogany centre table, the circular top on central tapering pedestal, shaped platform base and ribbed bun feet, 122cm 767 diameter.
A set of six George III carved mahogany dining chairs, each with pierced Gothic revival back splat, on straight legs united by stretchers. 768 Provenance: Summers Davis. (6)
A matched set of six George IV mahogany and inlaid country made dining chairs, comprising four side chairs with oval fan inlay and a 769 similar pair of armchairs. (6)
770 A bespoke large oak drop leaf dining table in 18th Century style, the oval top on baluster turned gateleg supports, 214 x 158cm open.
771 A Victorian satin birch pedestal cabinet, with white marble top, panelled door, on plinth base.
772 A Regency mahogany bowfront side table, with apron drawer, on slender ring turned tapering legs, 100cm wide.
773 An early 20th Century barrel back sofa in George I style, the high carved wing back above carved cabriole legs and ball and claw feet.
774 A pair of George I style sofas, each with deep buttoned pale brown leather upholstery, and later squab cushions, 165cm wide.
775 A set of four William IV mahogany dining chairs, each with carved rail back, drop in seat, on turned and shaped forelegs. (4)
A 19th Century rosewood side cabinet, fitted with a bank of five graduated drawers and cupboard, with conforming faux drawer fronts, 776 122cm wide.
777 A pair of turned coopered buckets with brass liners and handles.
A late 17th Century oak coffer of diminutive proportions, with panel top above conforming front and sides, on stile supports. 74 x 38 x 778 54cm.
An oak cabinet, the moulded cornice above single carved panel door and canted sides, single drawer, carved pillars and platform base, 779 168cm high.
780 An 18th Century walnut and crossbanded chest of two short and three long drawers, on bracket feet, 96cm wide.
A late 18th/early 19th Century gilt and ebonised framed pier mirror, with foliate arched top, 205 x 79cm, together with its matching pier 781 console table. (2)
An 18th Century oak settle of small proportions, the panel back above planked seat, with shaped arms, and square section tapering 782 legs, 147cm wide.
An 18th Century oak coffer, the triple panel top above conforming panel front with chip carved lozenge decoration, on style feet, 133cm 783 wide x 56cm deep x 67cm high. 784 A Victorian mahogany showframe upholstered armchair, of large proportions, with carved decoration on the cabriole forelegs.
A Regency Colonial carved ebony stool, possibly Ceylonese, with caned top above reeded and foliate carved frieze, on short acanthus 785 and stiff leaf carved scroll feet, 38.5cm wide x 25.5cm deep x 17cm high.
786 A George I style barrel back armchair, with deep button leather upholstery, on plain square section legs.
787 A Victorian deep seated Club armchair, with full hide brown leather upholstery, on short turned forelegs.
788 A late 19th Century Gothic revival oak foldover card table, of small proportions, with shaped trestle ends united by turned stretchers.
A Victorian Aesthetic Movement writing table attributed to Bruce Talbert (1838-1881) and probably from Lamb of Manchester, the 789 leather inset writing surface bordered with boxstrung inlaid walnut, above ebonised and marquetry frieze and blind drawer, on twin octagonal column trestle supports united b ...[more]
A good 18th Century Chippendale style serpentine foldover card table, with baize lined interior above plain frieze, on blind fret carved 790 square section chamfered legs with pierced fret decoration.
791 A pair of Victorian deep seat armchairs, on turned forelegs and castors, (recently reupholstered). (2)
A 19th Century mahogany and satinwood inlaid and strung cabinet on stand, the upper section with a pair of doors enclosing shelves, 792 above a five drawer stand on slender tapering legs, 200cm high.
793 An Edwardian tantalus pop-up drinks cabinet, with twin tops opening to raise the drinks tray, 77cm high.
794 A large leather upholstered stool, in oxblood leather with deep button upholstery, on short reeded legs and brass castors, 70 x 153cm.
795 An early 20th Century small Chesterfield sofa, on short square section tapering legs, the brass castors stamped “Howard”.
796 An early 19th Century mahogany and boxstrung jardiniere, with brass liner, on column support and platform base.
A Louis XVI style marble top console table, the shaped demi-lune top above carved and painted frieze, stop fluted legs and cross 797 stretcher.
798 A mid 20th Century Lenygan & Morant Howard deep seat armchair.
799 A mid 20th Century Lenygan & Morant Howard deep seat armchair.
800 A brass club fender, the button leather upholstered seats on brass pole supports.
800A A FRENCH MAHOGANY LOW COMMODE CHEST OF 3 LONG DRAWERS ON SHORT TURNED TAPERED LEGS.
801 A pair of Louis XV style armchairs, with carved walnut show frames. (2)
801A A French ormolu mounted marble pedestal, of square tapering form. 802 A large decorated Tapa cloth panel.
A pair of Marseilles printed linen panels, decorated with Chinoiserie scenes, mounted in bespoke ebonised frames, each 62 x 223cm. 803 (2)
804 A group of Kelim carpet fragments in deep case frame.
805 A large 18th Century Venetian silkwork fragment, mounted in bespoke gilded frame, 82 x 230cm.
806 A Persian Mahal carpet, 358 x 262cm.
807 An early 20th Century Kelim saddle cloth.
808 A tribal flatweave rug.
809 An Oriental rug of Caucasian design, 204 x 139cm.
810 A large Persian room size carpet, of classic design.
811 A Chinese rug.
812 A group of five Oriental rugs, to include Persian, Belouch and Afghan examples. (5)
813 A large room size flatweave tribal carpet and a similar example.
814 A Persian Heriz carpet, 356 x 257cm.
815 A Turkish room size carpet, 409 x 328cm.
816 An Oriental carpet of Persian design, 385 x 206cm.
817 A Persian Hamadan runner, 203 x 71cm.
818 A Persian Bidjar rug, 158 x 117cm.
819 An Oriental silk prayer rug of Kashan design, 156 x 93cm.
820 A Persian Sarouk rug, 155 x 110cm.
821 A Persian Hamadan rug, 200 x 100cm.
822 A Belouch tribal rug, 170 x 118cm.
823 A Persian Karadja rug, 217 x 119cm. 824 A tribal flatweave Kelim rug, 209 x 119cm.
825 A Persian tribal rug and another of Bokhara design, the largest 183 x 125cm.
826 A Persian tribal rug and a Turkish rug, the largest 196 x 137cm.
827 A Persian rug, 236 x 148cm.
828 A Persian Hamadan rug and an Oriental rug of Turkoman design, the largest 213cm x 125cm.
829 A Persian Hamadan runner, 316 x 109cm.
830 An Oriental circular rug of classic Persian design, 152cm diameter.
831 Three Turkish rugs, the largest 190 x 118cm. (3)
832 A tribal flatweave runner and a Turkish runner, the largest 282 x 57cm. (2)
833 A tribal Kelim runner and another similar rug, the largest 344 x 135cm. (2)
834 Four tribal Belouch bags/cushion covers. (4)
835 A Persian tribal gallery rug, 347 x 173cm.
836 A Persian Heriz carpet, 280 x 215cm.
837 A Persian Heriz carpet, 310 x 268cm.
838 Two tribal Belouch rugs. (2)
839 A Persian Bakhtiari carpet, 316 x 206cm.
840 A Persian Karadja rug, 187 x 139cm.
841 Two Persian Karadja rugs. (2)
842 A Chinese rug, 237 x 171cm.
843 A Turkoman bag face.
844 Two Persian Hamadan rugs. (2)
845 An Afghan carpet, 355 x 315cm. 846 A Persian Kirman room size carpet.
847 A Persian Hamadan runner, 293 x 89cm.
848 A Persian Sultanabad carpet, 353 x 313cm.
849 A Persian Sultanabad/Mahal carpet, 366 x 290cm.