Cuttlestones Stratford Armouries Sale 28/03/15 ‐ Pricing for collection, packing and delivery to buyer by MBE Stratford Upon Avon

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A LARGE GILT FRAMED TAPESTRY, depicting a Scottish Highlander in traditional 1 50.95 100 150 costume with his wife and child in a typical interior, gilt framed and glazed 63 x 51 cm

A 19TH CENTURY LIGHT DRAGOONS FOURTH TROOP GUIDON, circa 1816, buff silk with hand‐painted insignia, original elements remain including the Horse of Hanover 2 70.95 200 400 and the battle honours of Waterloo and Peninsula, framed and double glazed, 62 x 98 cm Provenance ‐ from the Londonderry estate AFTER ROBERT KER PORTER. A pair of large glazed Tippoo Sultan engravings, 'The Glorious Conquest of Sermgapatam' and 'The Last Effort of Tippoo Sultan in Defence 3 70.95 100 200 of The Fortress of Sermgapatam', framed and glazed, 64 x 92 cm, (2) A/F Both faded and worn A LARGE COLLECTION OF ASSORTED ANTELOPE AND STAGS HORNS, late 19th to early 4 POA 200 300 20th century, thirty three in total Note ‐ located across the galleries INDIAN SCHOOL (X). 'Malakand Pass ‐ 1895', oil on board, bearing title 'Dulce Est Pro 5 30.95 Patria Mori' translating to 'It Is Sweet And Right You Die For Your Country', gilt 200 400 framed, 24 x 34 cm MARY JANE MALET (1938). 'Richard Cely Trevilian', oil on canvas, signed lower left, 6 70.95 100 200 unframed, 90 x 70 cm Bearing date to reverse '28th March 1962' A COLONIAL HARDWOOD 'X' FRAME ARMCHAIR, decorated with heraldic lion 7 120.95* decoration to the back and arms, the solid seat supported on a typical x frame with 80 120 carved lion mask, H 93 cm P. RADBOURNE (21ST CENTURY). Sir Ralph Payne Gallwey, The Thirkleby Gun Room', 8 80.95 200 300 oil on canvas, signed lower left and dated 2009, gilt framed, 90 x 152 cm

A 19TH CENTURY IVORY INLAID AND PAINTED HARDWOOD BOX, of Moorish style, 9 27.95 60 100 possibly Moroccan, inlaid Arabic script to the front, H 19 cm, W 41 cm, D 26.5 cm AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER PLATED DUCK PRESS, raised on four legs 10 31.95 terminating on a shaped base with central pan above, with threaded securing bar, H 100 200 46 cm A FRAMED ELECTROTYPE COPPER PLAQUE IN THE RENAISSANCE STYLE, depicting a 11 50.95 dancing group outside a baronial hall with onlookers, set in a heavy moulded wood 80 120 frame, 52 x 63 cm A SET OF REGENCY STYLE FOLDING LIBRARY LADDERS, fitted with seven steps, leather 12 70.95 100 200 framed with studded detail, H 233 cm AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK CHEST ON STAND, the upper section with two short above three longer graduated drawers, the lower section with an arrangement of 13 POA 300 500 three drawers over a shaped apron, raised on shaped cabriole supports, H 156 cm, W 99 cm D 49.5 cm A/F A SET OF FOUR OAK LEATHER SEATED DINING CHAIRS, the studded seats and backs 14 170.95* 100 150 with patterned and embossed detail, raised on turned supports (4) AN OAK REFECTORY TABLE IN THE 18TH CENTURY STYLE, the top of typical plank 15 POA construction, raised on turned baluster supports, united by a cross stretcher, H 75 100 200 cm, W 90 cm, L 192 cm A DUTCH 19TH CENTURY MARQUETRY RECTANGULAR MIRROR, the angular frame 16 60.95 150 250 with floral inlaid marquetry detail and boxwood lines, 95 x 45.5 cm A LARGE GILT WOOD WALL MIRROR IN THE REGENCY STYLE, the elaborate frame 17 70.95 200 400 with a floral scrolling design, having an eagle surmount with an 'N' initial, 115 x 83 cm A PAIR OF BARONIAL STYLE 'X' FRAME ARMCHAIRS, each with carved detail, 18 POA 100 150 upholstered seats and backs (2) A PAIR OF CONTEMPORARY GILT WOOD WALL BRACKETS, in the 19th century style, H 19 35.95 80 120 33 cm A FRENCH 19TH CENTURY GILT METAL EMPIRE STYLE THREE BRANCH APPLIQUE, 20 35.95 150 250 decorated with swags and a rams head, H 53 cm 21 75 ‐ 110# A SET OF THREE MAHOGANY HALL ARMCHAIRS, in a medieval style (3) 60 100 22 110 ‐ 145# A SET OF SIX MODERN SUEDE LEATHER ARMCHAIRS (6) 100 150 A SET OF TEN CONTEMPORARY MILITARY WATERCOLOURS BY TERRY ENGLISH, 23 75 ‐ 110# commissioned for Stratford Armouries book, signed and dated 2007, framed and 100 200 glazed (10) A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY 24 215 ‐ 285# CABINET, opening to both ends, raised on turned supports, H 192 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 600 1000 cm A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY 25 215 ‐ 285# CABINET, opening to both ends, raised on turned supports, H 192 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 600 1000 cm A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED MARITIME MUSEUM SLOPING 26 215 ‐ 285# DISPLAY CABINET, the angled triangular cabinet opening to one side, inset brass 600 1000 handles, raised on turned supports, H 179 cm, W 197 cm, D 72 cm A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED MARITIME MUSEUM SLOPING 27 215 ‐ 285# DISPLAY CABINET, the angled triangular cabinet opening to one side, inset brass 600 1000 handles, railed on turned supports, H 179 cm, W 197 cm, D 72 cm A MARBLE BUST ON AN ANGLED COLUMN, depicting a Moorish gentleman with 28 130 ‐ 215# moustache and turban, raised on a Sienna type column, H 81 cm (bust), H 101 cm 300 500 (column) A MARBLE BUST ON A GREEN MARBLE COLUMN, depicting a Moorish boy wearing a 30 130 ‐ 215# 300 500 turban, raised on a green marble fluted column, H 72 cm (bust), H 107 cm (column)

A SCALE MODEL OF A WWI SOPWITH CAMEL BIPLANE FIGHTER, painted in green and 32 170 ‐ 250# 200 300 displaying RAF roundel, with aluminium engine shroud and wooden propeller

A CAST IRON DRAIN HOPPER COVER PLATE DISPLAYING A LION STANANT GUARDANT OVER CROWN AND DATED 1844, the plate cast in the form of a shield incorporating 33 50.95 60 100 the lion above crown and the letters HCN 1844, with break to corner, loss of the lion's tail and a small segment missing by the mounting hole, H 68 cm, W 46 cm, A/F

A SCALE MODEL OF A WACO UPF‐7 AIRCRAFT TOGETHER WITH AN RAF TIGER MOTH, 34 170 ‐ 250# the Waco aircraft body painted in blue with yellow underbelly and yellow banding, 300 500 Tiger moth with silver body, yellow banding and RAF roundels (2)

A LARGE SCALE MODEL OF AN AVRO LANCASTER BOMBER TOGETHER WITH A DE HAVILLAND MOSQUITO, the Lancaster painted black with wheels extended and bomb 35 170 ‐ 250# 300 500 doors closed, white banding and yellow propeller tips, the Mosquito painted silver with black a white stripes to wings and RAF roundels (2) PROVINCIAL SCHOOL (XX), Interior scenes with men and women, oils on canvas, gilt 36 26.95 60 100 framed, 14 x 20 cm (2) A LARGE SCALE MODEL OF A NORTH AMERICAN MUSTANG P‐51 AIRCRAFT 'CRIPES A 37 170 ‐ 250# MIGHTY 3RD', painted in silver with blue and white stripes, wheels extended ,stars 150 250 and stripes logo, front fuselage painted 'Cripes A Mighty 3rd' A SCALE MODEL OF A MILES M20 AIRCRAFT, painted with camouflage top and yellow 38 170 ‐ 250# 150 250 underbelly A SCALE MODEL OF A WWI GERMAN FOKKER EIII BIPLANE TOGETHER WITH AN RAF 39 170 ‐ 250# GYPSY MOTH, the biplane painted in brown with silver fuselage and iron cross motif, 300 500 the Gypsy Moth painted in blue with a cream underbelly and RAF roundels (2) A LATE 19TH CENTURY DECORATIVE TAXIDERMY STUDY OF A WILD BOAR'S HEAD 40 50.95 INSET WITHIN A HUNTING HORN, with ribbon decoration to top, mounted on a 100 200 wooden shield, H 77 cm, W 51 cm, D 44 cm A LATE 19TH CENTURY TAXIDERMY STUDY OF A WARTHOG MOUNTED ON A 41 41.95 80 120 WOODEN SHIELD, the shield made from oak, H 54 cm, W 31 cm A 20TH CENTURY TAXIDERMY STUDY OF 'THE WHITE DODO OF REUNION', with white 42 105.95* feathers, brown forehead and green bill, mounted on a wooden base labelled 'The 50 100 White Dodo of Reunion', H 73 cm, W 60 cm, A/F A GREY HERON MOUNTED IN A GLAZED CASE, depicting the heron standing on a 43 60.95 40 60 marsh bed amid reeds and grasses, H 83 cm, W 60 cm, D 28 cm A LATE 19TH CENTURY DECORATIVE TAXIDERMY STUDY OF A WILD BOAR'S HEAD, 44 60.95 80 120 mounted on a wooden shield, H 73 cm, W 53 cm A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY ELEPHANT FOOTSTOOL, with upholstered seat, H 45 27.95 50 80 40 cm, A/F A PAIR OF STUFFED AND MOUNTED BREAM IN A BOW FRONTED CASE, in a 46 60.95 naturalistic setting, black painted case with perspex glass to front and sides, W 80 cm, 80 120 H 43 cm, A/F A LARGE SCALE MODEL OF THE JAPANESE BATTLESHIP MIKASA, scratch built to museum quality, revealing guns, decking, mast supports and lifeboats, mounted on a 47 60.95 200 400 wooden base, L 121 cm, H 65 cm Note: This ship served as the flagship of Admiral Togo Heihachiro throughout the Russo‐Japanese War of 1904‐1905 A SCRATCH BUILT MODEL OF A 16TH CENTURY SPANISH GALLEON, circa mid‐20th 48 60.95 century, made from oak with gun ports open, stringed rigging and mounted on a 150 250 wooden base, H 66 cm, W 60 cm A LARGE SCALE MODEL OF THE AMERIGO VESPUCCI TOGETHER WITH A THREE MASTED SCHOONER, both ships scratch built with very fine detailing, the 'Amerigo 49 170 ‐ 250# Vespucci' with white painted hull, mounted on an oval base, W 98 cm, H 62 cm, the 300 500 Schooner having brown/black hull and mounted on a wooden trestle, W 112 cm, H 71 cm (2) A SHAPED 19TH CENTURY TURTLE SHELL, the outer shell painted with a Royal Coat of 50 27.95 200 300 Arms and crossed flags below, H 40 cm A 19TH CENTURY CARVED WOOD WALL MOUNTED BULL'S HEAD, with finely detailed 51 35.95 features and original wall mount, H 34 cm, together with a hollow sheet metal bull's 200 400 head plaque (possibly a shop sign), H 36 cm (2) A LARGE PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY SPELTER FIGURES ON HORSEBACK COMPRISING A CENTURION EXCHANGING PRISONERS AND A BARBARIAN CHIEF, the 52 60.95 centurion holding standard with prisoners on foot, the barbarian wearing wolf head 200 300 dress and shield on back, both figures standing on a black wooden base W 46 cm, H 64 cm (2) A LARGE 19TH CENTURY BRONZE FIGURE OF LEONARDO DA VINCI WITH FLOOR STANDING OAK PLINTH, fine detailed casting, depicting Leonardo with raised arm, 53 95.95* standing front of pillar and dressed in period dress, gilded patination to face, hands 300 500 and dress, the circular base stamped 'G & St 2245', the oak plinth having chamfered corners and dentil mouldings, H 87 cm (figure), H 89 cm (plinth)

A 19TH CENTURY BRONZE FIGURE OF A SPANISH CONQUISTADOR WITH CONFORMING FLOOR STANDING PLINTH, the soldier dressed in full armour with feathered Morion and supporting a basket standard, mounted on a circular base, the 54 96.95* conforming plinth with four Grecian masked feet, topped with ornamental 400 600 decoration, shielded column and cherubs, the square platform having mythological dolphins, floral swags and a geometrical centre, the figure and plinth are highlighted in gold gilt patina, figure H 78 cm, overall H 174 cm THREE LATE 19TH CENTURY AFRICAN ANIMAL SKIN SHIELDS, comprising a large Kavirondo type shield with vertical wooden handle attached to rear and horizontal stitching across the mid‐section, H 151 cm, W 57 cm together with a brown skinned 55 70.95* Turkana type shield, narrow shaped, with elaborate stitching to rear vertical handle, 200 400 H 87 cm, W 27 cm, and a long slender Turkana type shield in cream coloured skin with a frontal vertical rib and elaborate stitched handle to rear, H 134 cm, W 39 cm (3) HMS VICTORY / ADMIRAL LORD NELSON INTEREST, comprising a late example of a powder bucket with the words 'GR' and 'HMS Victory', H 50 cm, a scratch built model of the HMS Victory at half sail, W 84 cm, H 60 cm, a pair of brass cannon on wooden 56 75 ‐ 110# carriages, a three drawer naval telescope with military crows foot mark, a composite 300 500 bust of Nelson, a perspex case with a model showing part of the gun bay to the HMS Victory, and a commemorative plate by Lord Nelson Pottery displaying the HMS Victory (8) THREE LATE 19TH CENTURY MAASAI AND ETHIOPIAN SHIELDS, comprising a Maasai type shield, oval shaped with traces of painted triangular decoration, bound edging and vertical handle to rear, H 102 cm, W 42 cm, a Maasai oval type shield with traces 57 60.95 of black paint, vertical white band with ring decoration to centre, bound edging, 200 400 vertical handle to rear, H 102 cm, W 42 cm, a circular dark brown Ethiopian type shield with rounded edging and small central boss, stitched handle to rear with leather strapping, Dia 54 cm (3) THREE LATE 19TH CENTURY INDIAN HIDE DHAL SHIELDS, to include a large cream skin example with four roundel bosses, rear padding and straps, Dia 36 cm, together with 58 23.95 150 250 two smaller similar shields, both with four roundel bosses, one in cream skin and one dark skin, Dia. 25 cm (3) RACHAEL AND KATIE SCOTT (1986). 'Innocence ‐ A Model Toy Aeroplane', painted on 59 70.95 100 200 four separate boards, each board 60 x 110 cm NICHOLAS DEDIC. A contemporary painting of a spitfire/fighter plane, on board, 146 x 60 90.95* 100 200 192 cm Note ‐ Commissioned by Stratford Armouries NAOMI BARON (1986). 'Homage', acrylic/oil on canvas, 151 x 199 cm Note ‐ 61 110 ‐ 170# 100 200 Commissioned by Stratford Armouries MATTHEW BOYNTON. A large contemporary framed pencil drawing, 81 x 111 cm 62 70.95 100 200 Note ‐ Commissioned by Stratford Armouries A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY 63 215 ‐ 285# CABINET, opening to both ends, raised on turned supports, H 192 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 600 1000 cm A LATE 19TH CENTURY SILVER PLATED OIL LAMP BASE, the square stepped base 64 23.95 50 80 supporting a Corinthian column and candle well, threaded fitting to the top, H 44 cm A GOOD SCALE MODEL OF AN ENGLISH FIELD GUN 'R.M.L. Mk II', finely made with an 65 31.95 iron barrel, the carriage cast in brass with cast iron spoked wheels, barrel length 25 200 300 cm, overall length 43 cm A LARGE COLLECTION OF ASSORTED MODEL CANNON, to include a large scale model of a Georgian field gun with grey carriage, L 67 cm, a large scale 19th century field 66 70.95 gun on green carriage, L 63 cm, an 18th century bronze Austrian cannon on a wooden 300 400 carriage, together with seven various ship's cannon with brass and steel barrels complete with wooden carriages, a selection of twenty two die‐cast field artillery A COLLECTION OF REPRODUCTION SHIELDS ATTRIBUTED TO ANCIENT HISTORY, 67 60.95 circular in form and decorated in authentic colours, including a Victorian example 40 60 with embossed decoration (8) 68 36.95 A LATE 19TH CENTURY SORCEROR'S STICK/CROOK, L 147 cm 80 120 A 19TH CENTURY ORIENTAL REVERSE PAINTED PICTURE ON GLASS, depicting 69 40.95 traditional warriors in a mountain landscape, set within a carved hard wood frame, 200 300 34 x 41 cm A REPLICA MUZZLE LOADING BRONZE CANNON, bearing George VI cypher to the 70 26.95 barrel, with flared and ringed muzzle, on a cast iron two wheeled carriage Barrel 100 150 length 30 cm A MODERN GLAZED DISPLAY CABINET, with two glass shelves, locks and keys, H 167 71 215 ‐ 285# 150 250 cm, W 121 cm, D 76 cm AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OVAL MAHOGANY DISPLAY CABINET, with twin mirror 72 215 ‐ 285# doors opening to the back, parquetry inlaid floor, raised on four shaped cabriole 300 500 supports, H 91 cm, W 159 cm, D 65 cm 73 170 ‐ 250# A GREEN AND GILT PAINTED LADIES SEDAN CHAIR, H 175 cm 600 1000 A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY FRENCH KINGWOOD AND MARQUETRY SHAPED DISPLAY CABINET, with two glazed doors, each with a marquetry panel below with 74 215 ‐ 285# 2000 4000 floral inlaid detail, corresponding panels to the sides, gilt metal mounts, glass shelves to a silk lined interior, raised on shaped supports, H 190 cm, W 104 cm, D 38 cm A NEAR PAIR OF GILT WOOD WALL MIRRORS, each with cannon and armour carved 75 60.95 100 200 detail, 52 cm x 43 cm, A/F (2) A GEORGIAN OAK AND MAHOGANY BUREAU, the fall front enclosing a fitted interior, 76 170.95* above four long graduated drawers, raised on bracket feet, H 103 cm, W 91 cm, D 51 200 300 cm A GEORGIAN OAK COUNTRY MADE BUREAU, the fall front opening to a fitted interior, 77 171.95* with an arrangement of seven drawers below, raised on bracket feet, H 99 cm, W 95 200 300 cm, D 47 cm A PAIR OF CHINESE STANDING CABINETS, late 19th/early 20th century, each with two doors, the interior with two mid frieze drawers, decorated to the exterior with 78 170 ‐ 250# 600 1000 painted floral and gilt detail within a landscape, square section legs, H 171 cm, W 112 cm, D 51 cm (2) A SMALL 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SERPENTINE FRONTED OCCASIONAL TABLE, 79 47.95 with two drawers, raised on tapered slender outsplayed supports, H 74 cm, W 41.5 100 200 cm, D 34 cm A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SUPPER TABLE, the rectangular top above a single 80 125.95* frieze drawer, inverted twin wire work doors below, with wire work side panels, 300 500 raised on squared supports with brass cappings and castors, H 72 cm, W 76 cm

A 'C. FARLOW & CO. LTD' MAHOGANY FISHING TACKLE CABINET, the top with a full length hinged lid enclosing an open compartment, central two door glazed cabinet 81 110 ‐ 170# below, flanked by a panelled cupboard to either side, bearing label to the front, 'C. 1000 2000 Farlow & Co.Ltd., 191 Strand, London', H 104 cm, W 222 cm, D 43 cm Note: We believe this cabinet was bespoke for Farlow & Co. Ltd. retail premises on The Strand A GLAZED TABLE CABINET CONTAINING VINTAGE FISHING EQUIPMENT, to include an 82 50.95 60 100 eel spear, salmon spear etc., 44.5 x 57.5 cm A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CAMPAIGN COMMODE, of box form, the hinged lid 83 110 ‐ 170# 80 120 raised by cantilever arms, with a brass fitted flushing mechanism, W 64 cm A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY DROPLEAF OCCASIONAL TABLE, the rectangular top above 84 60.95 a single frieze drawer, raised on a turned column and tripod support, H 71 cm, W 67 60 100 cm, A/F A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CHIPPENDALE STYLE FRET CARVED WALL 85 110 ‐ 170# 100 200 MIRRORS, the pediment with gilt cut out detail, H 94 cm (2) A REGENCY MAHOGANY WORK BOX ON STAND, the box with caddy top and oval 86 47.95 detail, hinged lid above a compartment, single drawer below, with twin handles, H 70 100 200 cm, W 37 cm, D 27.5 cm, A/F A LATE 19TH CENTURY OAK REFECTORY TABLE AND SIX CHAIRS, the rectangular plank top raised on four turned supports united by stretchers, H 78 cm, W 90 cm, L 183 cm, 87 230 ‐ 345# 400 600 together with six oak panelled Jacobean style chairs. Note: purchased from Stratford Library circa 1988 A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FLOORSTANDING WORK BOX, the hinged lid opening 88 47.95 to a compartment with single drawer below, raised on tapered supports and spade 100 200 feet, inlaid banded detail to the top, H 72 cm, W 33 cm, D 26 cm THREE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SCOOP BACK DINING CHAIRS, with pierced 89 110 ‐ 170# 60 100 carved splats, upholstered seats, raised on shaped legs, S/D (3) A 19TH CENTURY EBONISED AND BOW FRONTED HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD, 90 60.95 150 200 painted with an exterior country scene with religious figures, H 93 cm A NEAR PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY DARK GREEN MARBLE COLUMNS, each with a circular stand above twist and fluted columns, each raised on octagonal and circular 91 130 ‐ 190# 80 120 spreading bases, H 109 cm, together with a similar dark green Corinthian column, H 114 cm, A/F (3) AN EMPIRE STYLE MARBLE COLUMN, with gilt metal bandings, H 100 cm, together 92 60.95 80 120 with a faux green marble circular stand (2) ENGLISH SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) A Gentleman in Classical costume with his dog at 93 40.95 150 250 foot, watercolour, gilt framed and glazed, 54 x 38 cm A MODERN GLASS TOP CANNONBALL TABLE, the circular glass top raised on three 94 135 ‐ 205# 100 200 columns of five cannonballs and wooden plinth, H 40 cm, D 141 cm ENGLISH SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) A pair of coloured engravings depicting Captain 95 30.95 200 400 Cook arriving and fleeing Hawaii, gilt framed, 22 x 32 cm (2) ATTRIBUTED TO ROBERT KEMM (1837‐1895), A man and woman in a landscape, oil 96 70.95 2000 3000 on canvas, gilt framed, 100 x 72 cm A FRAMED COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS DEPICTING FRENCH SOLDIERS IN 97 40.95 60 100 ALGIERS, framed and glazed, 43 x 53 cm JOHN MC L RALSTON (act. 1868‐1889). 'An Armouries Shop', signed lower left, 98 40.95 150 250 watercolour, framed and glazed, 25 x 35 cm AN EDWARDIAN VII FRAMED SHOOTING PARTY PHOTOGRAPH, 'Kings visit to Croome 99 40.95 200 400 Court', black and white, framed and glazed, 25.5 x 36.5 cm A 19TH CENTURY RELIGIOUS WATERCOLOUR IN THE MEDIEVAL RENAISSANCE STYLE, 100 40.95 100 200 figure and angels praying around a baby, framed and glazed, 35.5 x 46 cm

101 50.95 A FRAMED 'ENFIELD SILK HANDKERCHIEF', late 19th century, glazed, 53 x 66 cm, A/F 80 120 THREE FRAMED SETS OF TWENTY FOUR SHOOTING PHOTOGRAPHS, eight 102 60.95 photographs to each frame, depicting a man in 17th century style dress in various 50 100 stages of firing, 83 x 29 cm (3) A 19TH CENTURY GLAZED FLOORSTANDING CABINET CONTAINING WOODWORKING 103 215 ‐ 285# 100 200 TOOLS, to include planes, chisel, vice etc. A GLAZED WALL HANGING DISPLAY CABINET CONTAINING A COLLECTION OF 104 40.95 ASSORTED CLAY PIPES AND PIPE BOWLS, ranging from a 17th century fairy type to 50 100 World War I portrait types (the earlier examples are reproduction), 51 x 37 cm ENGLISH SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY) Study of game shooting with gun dogs, oil on 105 40.95 200 300 board, gilt framed, 40 x 52 cm AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY LARGE OAK GLAZED GUN CABINET, the glazed upper section with a fitted gun rack for eight guns, the lower section with twin doors 106 170 ‐ 215# 600 1000 enclosing a fitted interior with three drawers and open compartment below, H 226 cm, W 93 cm, D 31 cm A HUTCHINGS & DEER AUCTION CATALOGUE DATED 21ST SEPTEMBER 1910 FOR THE SALE OF 'THE SHAKESPEARE HOTEL', soft card cover, with sepia illustrations of the 107 70.95 hotel interior throughout, 38 x 26 cm, together with a large frame of prints and 100 200 engravings to include a portrait, scenes from plays including 'Taming of the Shrew', 'Winter's Tale' etc., 110 x 90 cm (2) A CARVED OAK GOBLET AND COVER, the cover with white metal Swan of Avon finial, and acanthus carved detail, the goblet with carved floral and leaf decoration raised 108 26.95 600 1000 on a carved turned support and rounded base, the base bearing inscription 'Shakespeare's Mulberry Wood from New Place 1867', H 29.5 cm

A MINIATURE CARVED OAK MODEL DESK, in the form of William Shakespeare's desk, 109 18.95 made from wood from Holy Trinity Church, sloping top with lifting lid and panel front, 100 200 paper label to underside 'Maker A. W. Wright', H 12.5, W 13 cm A LATE 19TH CENTURY OAK WALKING CANE, made from the timber taken from the 110 20.95 roof of William Shakespeare's birthplace, with detailed silver collar of plain form with 200 300 ringed turned grip, dated 1877, L 88 cm AN 18TH CENTURY STEEL DOG COLLAR, bearing engraved inscription, partly worn, 111 14.95 100 150 reading '...... Tanner of Stottery, near Stratford upon Avon 1745', Dia. 12 cm A WHITE METAL TODDY LADLE with marine handle, inset with Shakespeare medal, 112 14.95 dated 1769, to commemorate the Jubilee of Shakespeare Sept 1769 by D. G. Steward, 200 300 L 35 cm A COLLECTION OF 'AE & AR' ASSORTED MEDALS AND TOKENS, 18th‐19th century to 113 14.95 100 150 include trade tokens (11) A ROCK CRYSTAL SEAL STONE AND MOTHER OF PEARL CAMEO, the seal with intaglio 114 12.95 80 120 carved facing bust of Shakespeare (2) A SET OF WALNUT CASED SCALES, signed 'Sharp', silver plaque to lid reading 'Tho. 115 14.95 100 150 Harlioge, Pillerton, Warwickshire', L 9 cm A SET OF WALNUT CASED SCALES, signed 'Sharp', silver plaque to lid reading 'Thos 116 14.95 100 150 Trehern Knowl', L 9 cm AN OAK LETTER OPENER, with silver shield decoration, made from timber from 117 14.95 Shakespeare's house, L 28.5 cm, together with a carved seal with Shakespeare bust 100 150 finial, H 8 cm (2) A TURNED WOOD SNUFF BOX, made from the Cypress tree planted by Mr & Mrs 118 14.95 150 200 Garrick, with cameo inset lid, tortoiseshell lined interior, dated 1822, L 9 cm A SNUFF BOX MADE FROM THE WOOD OF THE MULBERRY TREE PLANTED BY 119 14.95 WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, inscription to inside of lid, tortoiseshell lined interior, gilt 200 300 framed cameo bust of Shakespeare to lid, D 9 cm THREE ASSORTED 18TH CENTURY SNUFF BOXES, one marked 'Shakespeare wood 120 16.95 Sharp' with Tudor style carved decoration, another made from Coquilla nut with 250 350 religious carved decoration, the third a steel example (3) A COLLECTION OF BOOKS AND PRINTS to include 'The Little Shakespeare complete 121 14.95 with glossary' with oak cover made from 'Holy Trinity Church, Stratford wood', a small 60 100 engraved portrait of Shakespeare, an engraving of Shakespeare's Birthplace etc. A MULBERRY WOOD JAR AND COVER, with carved vine leaf decoration to the lid and grape finial, the main body of the jar carved with vines and leaves, inscribed to the base 'Shakespears Mulberry Wood', H 18 cm, together with a painted wood panel 122 26.95 2000 3000 reading 'Thos Sharpe of Stratford circa 1780 presenting a Mulberry wood goblet to the spirit of Shakespeare', L 158 cm and an oak framed print depicting a 'Shakespeare mulberry goblet' (3) A MINIATURE OAK CARVED ARMCHAIR MODEL OF SHAKESPEARE'S CHAIR, as in the 123 20.95 Museum of Shakespeare's birthplace, formerly at the Old Falcon Inn, Bideford, 300 500 bearing paper label to the reverse, H 19¼ cm A CARVED 18TH CENTURY OAK BUST DEPICTING WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, circa 1775, 124 20.95 200 300 raised on a squared base and waisted socle, H 21 cm WILLIAM ESSEX (1784‐1869) An oval miniature portrait of William Shakespeare, 125 14.95 300 500 enamelled on copper, signed 'W. Essex' and dated '1862', wooden frame, 9.8 x 7.8 cm

AN OAK CARVED ARMCHAIR MADE BY JAMES PLUCKNET & CO. IN WARWICK ‐ 1890, bearing brass plaque to the reverse 'Replica of chair in which Shakespeare is said to have sat when he wrote most of his plays and which was formerly in the possession of Paul Whitehead, The Poet Laureate, afterwards of John Bacon of Barnet, then of 126 160.95* 800 1200 the Rev T J Judkins of St. Pancras, then of the Rev. Walter Field Vicar of Godmersham, Kent and now in 1890 of E. Ledger Esq of the Era', made from oak out of Warwick Castle with a piece of wood from Shakespeare's Birthplace at Stratford, inserted in the seat of the chair, H 104 cm AN 18TH CENTURY FLINTLOCK CANNON BARREL PISTOL, signed 'T Sharp Stratford', 127 50.95 foliate decorated to side panels with shaped trigger and guard, ringed barrel, the 200 300 wooden grip inlaid with silver wire, L 19.5 cm AN 18TH CENTURY FLINTLOCK CANNON BARREL PISTOL, signed 'T Sharp Stratford', 128 50.95 engraved decoration to side panels with shaped trigger and guard, ringed barrel, the 200 300 wooden grip with inlaid silver wire, L 18 cm AN 18TH CENTURY FLINTLOCK CANNON BARREL PISTOL, signed 'T Sharp Stratford', 129 50.95 engraved decoration to side panels, with shaped trigger and guard, ringed barrel, the 200 300 wooden grip with inlaid silver wire, L 18.5 cm AN 18TH CENTURY FLINTLOCK CANNON BARREL PISTOL, signed 'T Sharp Stratford', 130 50.95 engraved decoration to side panels, with shaped trigger and guard, ringed barrel, the 200 300 wooden grip with inlaid silver wire, L 21 cm AN 18TH CENTURY POCKET PISTOL, signed 'Walls', with folding trigger, side panels 131 50.95 engraved with Trophy of Arms with Union Jack shields, the wooden grip with inlaid 200 300 silver wire, L 16.5 cm AN 18TH CENTURY DOUBLE BARREL OVER AND UNDER FLINTLOCK PISTOL, signed 'T. 132 50.95 Cooper Stratford', the side panels engraved with Trophy of Arms, plain polished 200 300 wooden grip, L 19 cm AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION FIRE POCKET PISTOL, unsigned, with steel 133 50.95 100 150 octagonal barrel and engraved brass mechanism cover, polished wood grip, L 19 cm AN 18TH CENTURY GILT METAL PAIR CASE VERGE POCKET WATCH, signed 'Tho. Sharp Stratford', white enamel dial, with Arabic and Roman numeral markers, D 5 cm, 134 16.95 mounted on an arched topped elm watch stand, with barley twist columns, raised on 300 500 bun feet, inscribed to the underside 'part of the Stratford on Avon old elm tree Fell'd A.D.1847', L 15 cm AN 18TH CENTURY BRONZE SUNDIAL, signed 'Sharp, Stratford on Avon, 1785', with 135 23.95 an inner ring of large Roman numerals, with an outer ring of small Arabic numerals, D 800 1200 28 cm A BRASS PERCUSSION FIRE PISTOL CANNON LIGHTER, with steel belt clip, marked 'W 136 50.95 100 200 D', with military crows foot, polished wood grip, L 18 cm A SMALL 19TH CENTURY PIN FIRE PISTOL, with ivorine handle and folding trigger, 137 50.95 80 120 foliate engraved decoration, possibly of Belgian origin, L 13 cm M DERBYSHIRE ‐ 'THOS SHARP GUN AND CLOCK MAKER STRATFORD ON AVON', 138 60.95 100 150 signed lower left, watercolour, in three sections, framed and glazed, 84 x 68 cm A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED FLINTLOCK MECHANISMS, possibly half age reproduction, 139 16.95 50 80 one with East India Company markings (Qty) AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY BOSUN'S PERSUADER, made from twisted baleen (whale 140 14.95 30 40 bone) with lead ends, L 33 cm A 16TH‐18TH CENTURY ALL STEEL BOMBARD, possibly of Indian origin with typical 141 35.95 300 400 wriggle work decoration and fish tail type finial, L 103 cm A SMALL BRASS BOUND ROSEWOOD BOX CONTAINING A COLLECTION OF CURIOS, to 142 16.95 70 90 include carved figures, steel scissors and two silver vesta cases A SMALL OVAL CONTINENTAL WHITE METAL PATCH BOX, the interior gilt with two 143 12.95 lidded compartments and a mirror to the lid interior, the top enamelled with a 30 50 silhouette scene of a courting couple within a blue band, marked .925, L 58 mm A SMALL COLLECTION OF MINIATURE MODEL GUNS to include an 'Enfield Mk1' 144 16.95 80 120 revolver, a 'Thompson' sub machine gun etc. (8) FOUR MINIATURE MODEL GUNS to include an anti‐aircraft gun mounted on an 145 18.95 ashtray and three scratch built model machine guns, a Gatling, a Nordenfelt and a 80 120 Maxim, the tallest 14 cm (4) A PRESENTATION BOWIE KNIFE IN FITTED WOODEN CASE, the blade with typical 146 18.95 etched design, marked 'Stan Shaw, Sheffield, England', riveted horn grip with copper 150 250 alloy fittings, L 45 cm A PRESENTATION THIRD PATTERN COMMANDO KNIFE, with SAS badge fixed to the 147 16.95 50 70 handle, black painted grip and blade, blade marked 'Brian', in cardboard box, L 29 cm A SMALL 19TH CENTURY KHYBER KNIFE, with bone and white metal grip, in green 148 16.95 50 70 leather sheath, the blade later engraved 'Ted', L 21 cm A COLLECTION OF POCKET AND PENKNIVES to include a Boer War era jack knife, 149 20.95 300 400 antler grip types, silver fruit knives etc. (35) TWO AFRICAN TRIBAL CARVED MALE AND FEMALE IVORY FIGURES, with elongated 150 16.95 60 100 heads, both naked, H 20 cm (2) AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY BOX IN THE FORM OF A TREASURE CHEST, with domed top 151 18.95 and studded detail with loop handle, W 21 cm, containing a collection of early clock 70 90 keys, spandrels etc. and a scissor shot mould A 'TIFFANY & CO.' SWISS ARMY STYLE SILVER PLATED KNIFE, engraved 'Birdy, Be My Valentine, Love M', a gift from the entertainer Madonna to a former boyfriend, L 9.5 152 16.95 cm Provenance: The knife was given to a friend of our vendor who was the partner 600 800 of Madonna at the time. The album 'Ray of Light' was written for the gentleman in question. FOUR BUNTLINE WHITE METAL SKELETON GUN STOCKS, each one stamped 'R', 153 36.95* 300 500 adjustable fixing moved by rotating notched ball (4) AN UNUSUAL 19TH CENTURY GAME BAG, leather back and shoulder strap with 154 14.95 80 120 netted and tasselled fabric front, W 41 cm A VICTORIAN PERFUME CASKET, fitted with two bottles, brown leather covering with bone banding, studded with turquoise cabochon stones, raised on bun feet, with gilt 155 14.95 100 150 metal fittings, W 11.5 cm, along with a similar rectangular casket and sundry contents (2) A 19TH CENTURY LEATHER COVERED CARTRIDGE MAGAZINE, top and bottom 156 18.95 opening with white metal fittings on leather shoulder strap, fitted for twenty four 80 120 cartridges, W 16 cm THREE PAIRS OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRASS GUN CALIPERS, one with East India 157 18.95 500 700 Company markings, along with sundry gun parts, spares etc. in a wooden tray A LARGE ANTIQUE LIBRARY MAGNIFYING GLASS, with white metal mount and turned 158 14.95 80 120 bone handle, lens Dia. 20.5 cm A FRAMED COLLECTION OF ETHNIC ARTEFACTS, to include a cowrie shell bracelet, 159 60.95 100 200 jewellery etc., glazed, 84 x 65.5 cm A COLLECTION OF FOUR EASTERN POWDER FLASKS, to include an example decorated 160 16.95 with silver North African coins, and another cast with a Saint George slaying the 100 150 dragon motif (4) TWO EASTERN STYLE POWDER HORNS, with fabric covering, in green, red and silver 161 14.95 80 120 bullion thread, the stoppers in carved bone, in the form of horned animals (2) AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY AMOURER'S BOOK, containing hand drawn diagrams of 162 12.95 gauges, cannon and calibre charts, inscribed to the front 'Peter Johan Rosenberg 70 90 1818', 30 x 24 cm TWO HALLMARKED SILVER CIGARETTE CASES, one with an unusual double flap front, 163 16.95 100 150 London 1902, W 13.5 cm, and a silver squeeze type snuff box (3) THREE EARLY FOLDING/POCKET KNIVES, to include a white metal and tortoise shell 164 16.95 70 100 example and another with bone grip marked 'Corsica' (3) A MODERN WHITE METAL CASED PRESENTATION 'GAUCHO' KNIFE, the scabbard 165 14.95 decorated in relief with spurs and bolas, the blade marked 'Herculex Inox, Gezodus, 30 50 Brazil', L 28.5 cm A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH MADE FIELD GLASSES, with attached scale 166 20.95 plates, engraved with military figures, along with a small pair of folding glasses and a 80 120 quantity of lens, a compass and clinometer (Qty) TWO SMALL BOXES CONTAINING A SELECTION OF COLLECTABLES, to include a 167 16.95 60 80 pocket watch movement, caddy spoon, button hook etc. TWO 19TH CENTURY AMPUTATION SAWS, one with a solid blade and white metal 168 20.95 70 90 pistol handle, the other of bow form with turned wood handle, both L 28.5 cm (2)

A SOUTH AMERICAN POWDER HORN, carved inscription reading 'R E C, Verdo Del 169 20.95 Paraguay' with white metal fittings (missing end cap/base and stopper), together with 80 120 three early 20th century brown leather pistol holsters and a sword frog (5) A COLLECTION OF TWENTY SIX 19TH CENTURY TURNED IVORY COUNTERS, marked in 170 12.95 40 60 black and sepia 'Pigeon E J Churchill London', Dia. 27‐32cm (26) A SMALL GROUP OF CURIOS AND COLLECTABLES, to include a novelty tape measure 171 16.95 in the form of a gilt metal paddle steamer, a small Wedgwood salt glaze teapot, a 80 120 small pontil base bottle etc. FOUR 19TH CENTURY FRENCH SIDE ARMS, with plain steel blades and brass hilts, 172 36.95 terminating in eagle's heads, L 71 cm (4) Note ‐ each carrying 'Warwick Castle' 400 600 numbered collection tags TWO CEREMONIAL STAFFS, with copper alloy mounts, the terminals profusely 173 47.95 decorated with foliate patterns, L 151 cm, together with a black painted walking cane 80 120 with polished horn handle, L 88 cm (3) THREE VINTAGE UNDERLEVER AIR RIFLES, one with cast iron decorated body dated 174 60.95 80 120 1897, another with octagonal barrel and one with nickel plated mechanism (3) A 1942 DATED LEATHER COVERED SHELL CARRIER, with impressed markings 'no. 65 III 175 18.95 B.H. & G Ltd', H 35 cm, together with a vintage US mail canvas and leather bag, and a 70 90 brass plaque marked 'Gatlings Battery Gun' (3) A 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE CARVED WOOD INRO, in the form of a small squat figure with crossed legs, with inlaid mother of pearl eyes, suspended from an elongated 176 14.95 60 80 bearded figure (A/F), along with a lacquered cigar pocket case decorated with birds (3) A QUANTITY OF COLLECTABLES, to include a magazine tin, a precision instrument 177 30.95 40 60 (possibly of watch making interest) and spent 16 and 12 bore cartridge shells A QUANTITY OF BOOKS PICTURES AND EPHEMERA, to include a small album of 178 27.95 postcards depicting commercial wagons, books etc. of firearms interest, and a 1707 80 120 copy of 'The European Heroes: or a catalogue of generals...' AN INDIAN/MUCHAL JANBIYYA/KHANJAR DAGGER CIRCA 1700, plain steel blade, with carved and polished rock crystal grip of plain form, L 38.5 cm, in a fitted case of European origin, with black leather exterior, lined with blue velvet and silk, an old 179 23.95 2000 3000 typed label to lid reading, 'Jambia Rock Crystal Salt, Property of T.E. Lawrence/Clouds Hill, Lawrence of Arabia. Purchased J.W. Cottee & Son, Wareham, Dorset' Provenance ‐ Sold by Dix Noonan & Webb, auction date 19/09/03 Lot 1024 AN 18TH CENTURY FLINTLOCK BLUNDERBUSS OF OTTOMAN ORIGIN, the steel barrel 180 26.95 and mechanism with silver wire inlay, the woodwork brass studded, with bone and 500 800 mother of pearl inlay, L 48 cm AN 18TH CENTURY SERGEANT'S PIKE, with steel fleur‐de‐lys shaped blade on turned 181 75 ‐ 110# 200 400 wooden pole, L 240 cm A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY GILT BRASS LONG SPURS, with red leather straps, one with 182 20.95 30 40 rowel missing, L 22 cm (2) A 19TH CENTURY HALLMARKED SILVER CAMPAIGN CUTLERY SET, consisting of table, 183 20.95 dessert and tea spoon, fork and bone handle knife, fiddle pattern, in leather roll, with 70 90 purple fabric lining, London 1861 A LEATHER CASED PAINTED BRASS SIGHTING LEVEL, signed 'Cooke, Troughton & 184 20.95 50 80 Simms Ltd, London & York, L 23 cm A PAIR OF GILT METAL GOTHIC STYLE CANDLESTICKS, with gallery tops on half 185 26.95 50 100 twisted stems, raised on four curled feet, H 34.5 cm (2) A SMALL GROUP OF COLLECTABLES, to include a white metal Buddha, white metal 186 30.95 40 60 bangle, green stone mounted collar, Royal Crown Derby trinket dish etc. AN EAST INDIA COMPANY FLINTLOCK CARBINE, dated 1814, the barrel with bayonet 187 60.95 600 1000 bar, brass plate and rod, barrel length 82 cm AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY EAST INDIA COMPANY FLINTLOCK CARBINE, with East India 188 60.95 Company logo to lock plate (loose), the barrel with bayonet bar, barrel length 85 cm, 600 800 A/F AN 1810 EAST INDIA COMPANY FLINTLOCK MUSKET, the barrel with ram rod, lock 189 60.95 600 800 plate dated but faint, brass butt plate, barrel length 97 cm AN 1810 EAST INDIA COMPANY FLINTLOCK CARBINE, the barrel with bayonet bar and 190 60.95 600 800 ram rod, barrel length 85 cm 191 50.95* A 19TH CENTURY GOTHIC STYLE OAK GUN RACK, to take four rifles etc., 70 x 44.5 cm 40 60 192 60.95 A .22 BSA AIR RIFLE, with telescopic sight 40 60 A DEACTIVATED 12 BORE DOUBLE BARRELLED SHOTGUN, maker 'J. Hobson, 193 60.95 Leamington Spa', plugged barrels, dry fires, barrel length 76 cm Note ‐ 1990 200 400 deactivation certificate AN 1873 MODEL WINCHESTER REPEATING RIFLE, .32 obsolete cailbre, King's 194 60.95 1200 1800 improvement patented March 29 1866. October 18 1860 inscribed to barrel 195 60.95 A PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN, obsolete, maker 'Sanders of Oakham', with ram rod 800 1200 196 60.95 A VINTAGE UNDERLEVER AIR RIFLE 100 150 197 60.95 A VINTAGE LINCOLN JEFFRIES AIR RIFLE, octagonal barrel, made in Germany 100 150 TWO DEACTIVATED RUSSIAN KALASHNIKOV AK 47 ASSAULT RIFLES TOGETHER WITH 198 60.95 A CHINESE KALASHNIKOV TYPE 56‐1, with composite stocks, Nos OR7330N, 17029873 200 300 and MA9695N, barrel length 41 cm (3) Note ‐ 2009 deactivation certificates A DEACTIVATED HOTCHKISS MOD 1926 LIGHT MACHINE GUN, with various Turkish 199 60.95 200 300 contract markings, new specification deactivation A DEACTIVATED CHINESE 7.62 MM SEMI AUTOMATIC TOKAREV TYPE 54 SELF 200 50.95 LOADING PISTOL, possibly contract model, No 9671251 Note ‐ 2010 deactivation 150 200 certificate A DEACTIVATED 'FABRIQUE NATIONAL' BELGIAN BROWNING 9 MM SELF LOADING 201 50.95 150 200 PISTOL, No 245214, barrel length 10.5 cm Note ‐ 2010 deactivation certificate

A DEACTIVATED SMALL FIVE SHOT REVOLVER, by H & R Arms Company, Worcester, 202 50.95 80 120 Mass, USA, No 7306, barrel length 5 cm Note ‐ 2008 deactivation certificate A JAPANESE REPLICA OF A US COLT 45, together with a Japanese replica of a German 203 50.95 200 300 Walther P38 (2) A RARE DEACTIVATED MK1 STEN MACHINE GUN WITH FOLDING WOODEN HANDLE, 204 60.95 metal skeleton stock, cocks and dry fires, including magazine, numbered N017094, 1500 2500 barrel length 37 cm Note ‐ 2015 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK III STEN SUB MACHINE GUN, with magazine, skeleton stock with 205 60.95 200 300 sling, No 74422, barrel length 29 cm Note ‐ 2015 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED HOTCHKISS MODEL 1926 LIGHT MACHINE GUN, with various Turkish 206 60.95 contract markings, cocks and dry fires, No 2128, barrel length 66 cm Note ‐ 2009 200 300 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED HOTCHKISS MODEL 1926 LIGHT MACHINE GUN, with various Turkish 207 60.95 issue inscriptions, carrying handle, cocks and dry fires, No 198, barrel length 66 cm 200 300 Note ‐ 2011 deactivation certificate TWO POCKET STARTING PISTOLS, by EM‐GE of Germany, loading clip missing to one 208 50.95 50 80 (no deactivation certificate required) 209 12.95 THREE BRASS 40 MM MK4 SHELL CASES (3) 30 50 210 23.95* A COLLECTION OF THIRTEEN VARIOUS BRASS SHELLS (13) 40 60 A DEACTIVATED US M1 .30 BOLT ACTION CARBINE, varnished woodwork with 211 60.95 modern additions, No 1185685, barrel length 44 cm Note ‐ 2015 deactivation 150 250 certificate A DEACTIVATED MARK IV .38 WEBLEY SERVICE REVOLVER, 13 cm barrel, No B62319 212 50.95 120 150 Note ‐ 2007 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 13 cm barrel, No B29010 213 50.95 120 150 Note ‐ 2007 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 13 cm barrel, No B29529 214 50.95 120 150 Note ‐ 2007 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 13 cm barrel, No A46527 215 50.95 120 150 Note ‐ 2007 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 13 cm barrel, No B7264 216 50.95 120 150 Note ‐ 2007 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 8 cm barrel, with war finish, 217 50.95 120 150 No 121781 Note ‐ 2006 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 8 cm barrel, with war finish, 218 50.95 120 150 No 167310 Note ‐ 2004 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 8 cm barrel, with war finish, 219 50.95 120 150 No 166375 Note ‐ 2006 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 8 cm barrel, with war finish, 220 50.95 120 150 No 138136 Note ‐ 2006 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED NO. 2 MK1 ENFIELD REVOLVER, dated 1940, with bone grip, old 221 50.95 120 150 specification deactivation A NO. 2 MK1 ENFIELD REVOLVER, dated 1940, with replacement wooden grips, in 222 50.95 150 200 leather holster dated 1918 A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 8 cm barrel, No 74773l 223 50.95 120 150 Note ‐ 2006 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 8 cm barrel, No 87001, 224 50.95 120 150 Note ‐ 2006 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 13 cm barrel, No B28918 225 50.95 120 150 Note ‐ 2007 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 13 cm barrel, No B29046 226 50.95 120 150 Note ‐ 2007 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 13 cm barrel, No B30133 227 50.95 120 150 Note ‐ 2007 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 13 cm barrel, No B30576 228 50.95 120 150 Note ‐ 2007 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 13 cm barrel, No B28907 229 50.95 120 150 Note ‐ 2007 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED MK IV .38 WEBLEY & SCOTT REVOLVER, 13 cm barrel, No B29885 230 50.95 120 150 Note ‐ 2007 deactivation certificate A COLLECTION OF FIVE ASSORTED INDO‐PERSIAN AND NORTH AFRICAN LONG GUNS, 231 60.95 300 400 in various conditions, matchlock and flintlock examples (5) A DEACTIVATED 1896 PATTERN MAUSER RIFLE, the barrel with flip‐up sight, bolt 232 60.95 action, owner's name carved into stock 'Max Theunissen', Dec 1901, barrel length 49 200 300 cm, overall length 95 cm A COLLECTION OF FOUR INDIAN SINDI GUNS to include an 18th century Indian matchlock rifle decorated with mother of pearl detail, 117 cm barrel, an 18th century 233 70.95 Indian matchlock rifle with brass banded 140 cm barrel, an early 19th century 800 1200 flintlock Sindi gun with 1801 dated East India Company lock plate, an early 19th century flintlock Sindi gun with French De Charleville lock plate (4) A NEPALESE 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION GUN, the 92 cm barrel with bayonet bar, 234 60.95 200 300 overall length 130 cm A NEPALESE 19TH CENTURY FOUR BAND PERCUSSION SMOOTH BORE GUN, no 235 60.95 200 300 markings to lock plate, the 94 cm barrel with ram rod, overall length 140 cm AN UNUSUAL INDO‐PERSIAN PERCUSSION GUN with snake skin covered woodwork ‐ 237 60.95 100 200 loose stock, overall length 84 cm A RARE 19TH CENTURY SIX SHOT REVOLVER CARBINE, the octagonal barrel with 238 60.95 swivel sling fittings, ornate trigger guard, 'E.L.' stamped to barrel with crown above, 600 1000 numbered '797', barrel length 58 cm, overall length 100 cm AFTER EMILLE GUILLEMIN ‐ A LARGE BRONZE FIGURE OF A BEDOUIN PRINCE ON HORSEBACK, the figure in typically elaborate dress, holding a long rifle in hand, 239 170.95* 1000 2000 looking side on with spoils of hunt draped over the rear of the saddle, his horse at slow gait, mounted on a plinth, H 124 cm, L 98 cm A DEACTIVATED BOLT ACTION RIFLE, stamped 'La Coruna', dated 1955, cocks and dry 240 60.95 200 300 fires, Note ‐ 2015 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED 1928 A1 THOMPSON .45 CALIBRE MACHINE GUN, made by Auto‐ 241 60.95 Ordnance Corporation Connecticut US, No S496497, barrel length 27 cm Note ‐ 250 350 2014 deactivation certificate A DEACTIVATED YUGOSLAVIAN PPSh MODEL 49/57 7.62 CALIBRE SUB MACHINE 242 60.95 GUN, barrel length 27 cm with drum magazine, bolt slide, No P18425 Note ‐ 2013 200 300 deactivation certificate A VERY FINE SCALE MODEL OF THE ENGLISH NAVAL WARSHIP SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS, the 17th century 102 gun warship, museum quality and replicated to the finest detail with full rigging, pulley blocks, decking, open gun ports, intricate gold 243 215 ‐ 285# latticework and figural embellishment throughout, coat of arms to stern, king on 300 500 horse figure head, hull having blue painted upper gun deck, white keel, ship displayed without sails, mounted on a mahogany base with brass nameplate, H 94 cm, W 115 cm AN ENGLISH 15TH CENTURY FALCONET CANNON, banded barrel mounted on an early oak carriage, the barrel affixed by four heavy gauge metal straps bolted to the oak, 244 285 ‐ 345# 4000 6000 wooden spoked wheels with outer metal rims Bore 9 cm Barrel length 87 cm Provenance: purchased from the Dineley Collection A BRONZE CANNON BY HENRY & CORNELIUS KING ‐ DATED 1814, of tapering three stage form, with shortened chase (muzzle removed), incised with the crowned monogram of Lord Mulgrave (Master General of Ordanance 1810‐1819), the second reinforce ring numbered 'MDCCLII' and drilled with two holes, possibly for a fore‐sight (missing), the first reinforce with crowned monogram of George III within the Garter, signed and dated base ring, plain trunnions, knob shaped cascabel with Blomefield 245 285 ‐ 345# pattern ring and mount for an elevating screw, quarter sight markings to either side 15000 25000 and stamped underneath with the weight '6‐0‐6' and fitted with later adjustable back‐ sight, stamped with a broad arrow mark and '11 1866 9pr, Bronze gun S.S No 1752. RGF WD' Barrel length 134.5 cm Note ‐ This cannon is undergoing full restoration with the barrel restored to its original length, also a complete full size teak carriage to be made ready for the middle of March Footnote ‐ Henry King was appointed Master Founder at Woolwich in 1813 after the death of his brother and worked with A RARE SEVEN PDR 200 LBS MARK IV MOUNTAIN GUN AND LIMBER, with tapered two stage steel barrel, the breech bearing 'VR' cypher and crown above (worn), plain trunnions stamped 'R‐G‐F No. 290 IV 1877', pierced knob shaped cascabel, the original black carriage with applied brass plaque stamped '7 PR 200 LBS R.M.L. Gun. WID. I.R.C.D. 1888. REGT No. M.678 WT Carrge LBS 236 WHEELS 144 TOTAL 380' and 246 285 ‐ 345# with cambered spoked wheels with iron rims and Madras hubs, one stamped 'R.C.D. 8000 12000 1885 T 41328', the limber en suite with pole‐trail and later wooden munition chests, one wheel hub stamped 'R.C.D. 1890 T 90209' (2) Barrel 103 cm Bore 7½ cm Footnotes: See 'Treatise on Service Ordnance', H.M.S.O., 1893, p. 78; 'Treatise on Military Carriages...Royal Carriage Department, H.M.S.O., 1888; and H.L.Blackmore, The Armouries of the Tower of London, I Ordnance,1976, p. 93, no. 95 A HALF SIZE SCALE MODEL OF A 19TH CENTURY FIELD GUN, the tapering barrel formed in five sections, with raised bands, rounded muzzle, plain trunnions, with 247 285 ‐ 345# 2000 3000 rounded cascabel, mounted on a wooden carriage with iron shod spoked wheels Barrel 123 cm Bore 2.5 cm A COLLECTION OF VARIOUS CANNONBALL SHOT, 2" to 17" in diameter, including 248 170 ‐ 215# three mounting blocks, one bearing a brass plaque inscribed, 'The Bombardment of 400 600 Alexandra' 1889 249 170 ‐ 215# A PAIR OF LARGE EARLY 20TH CENTURY 12" NAVAL SHELLS, H 122 cm (2) 400 600 AN UNUSUAL PRIVATE MILITIA GUN MOUNTED ON A WOODEN CARRIAGE, circa 1806, fitted with a flintlock igniter signed 'Wilm Embrey Wing', with two ordnance 250 345 ‐ 460# storage boxes either side with seats, the sides painted with Coat of Arms, the wheels 6000 10000 132 cm diameter Barrel 242 cm Bore 5.5 cm Provenance ‐ Purchased from the Dineley Collection AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH IRON CARRONADE, the tapering barrel formed in four stages, with raised bands, plain trunnions, with spherical cascabel and loop, 251 170 ‐ 215# marked to the breech 'F & E' with 'N' below together with a crown above, on its 3000 5000 original wooden carriage with cast loop handles and wooden wheels Barrel 110 cm Bore 9 cm A VERY FINE SCALE MODEL OF THE FRENCH WARSHIP LE SUPPERBE, the 18th century warship of three masts and 76 guns, museum quality with full rigging, sails folded and 252 215 ‐ 285# 300 500 with lifeboat to middle deck, gun ports open, white painted hull with copper sheath cladding to keel, mounted on rectangular base with nameplate, H 90 cm, W 110 cm A MAHOGANY MUSEUM TRIPLE DISPLAY CABINET, with flat front, three 253 215 ‐ 285# compartments with hinged lift up lid, raised on squared supports, H 76 cm, W 208 200 400 cm, D 70 cm A MAHOGANY MUSEUM TRIPLE DISPLAY CABINET, with flat front, three 254 215 ‐ 285# compartments with hinged lift up lid, raised on squared supports, H 76 cm, W 208 200 400 cm, D 70 cm A MAHOGANY MUSEUM GLAZED DISPLAY CABINET, opening to one end, on a later 255 170 ‐ 225# 200 300 plinth, H 172 cm, W 136 cm, D 62½ cm A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY GLAZED DISPLAY CABINET IN THE CHIPPENDALE STYLE, 256 170 ‐ 215# with carved swags and husks to the frieze, twin full length glazed doors, brass 400 500 catches, H 198 cm, W 144 cm, D 57½ cm 271 215 ‐ 285# A BRONZED LIFE SIZE MODEL OF A DOE, H 94 cm, L 169 cm 300 400 AN 'ER II' WOODEN SENTRY BOX, originally from Kensington Palace, painted 272 285 ‐ 345# 100 200 decoration to the front, H 260 cm, A/F A CONVERTED SEA MINE, bearing plaque 'The Shipwrecked Fisherman & Mariners 273 215 ‐ 285# 100 200 Royal Benevolent Society', with money slot, H 86 cm A FOUR INCH TWIN BARREL QUICK FIRE NAVAL GUN, painted green, elevated to ten degrees, on carriage and turret plate, approximately 70% complete, rifled barrels POA. Flatbed & Hiab with flared muzzles, balance ring and breech mechanism present but missing plumber crane delivery from block caps, gun sights, elevating gear assembly, shield plates and other associated £345 for deactivated mechanisms, heavy corrosion and pitting to carriage and assembly, barrels and 274 items able to to fit breech block assembly good, weathered paintwork, overall length 4.6 m Barrels 2 m 1500 2000 on a standard 2.4 Bore 10 cm Note ‐ Please note any prospective purchasers must hold the current metre wide rigid relevant firearms license to purchase the above lot. Alternatively the lot can be vehicle deactivated on site and then proofed by the Birmingham proof house with the certificate issued. All costs would be borne by the purchaser and must be paid for in advance. Please contact the auctioneer for further details. A 4.5 INCH QUICK FIRE SINGLE BARREL NAVAL GUN, possibly experimental piece, POA. Flatbed & Hiab painted battleship grey and set at horizontal position, on carriage and turret plate, crane delivery from approximately 60% complete, rifled barrel, flared muzzle, Browning .300" MK1 brass £345 for deactivated plate riveted to top of barrel, missing gun sights, recoil springs, elevating gear, shield 275 items able to to fit 1500 2000 plates and other associated mechanisms, spare loose plumber block caps inside, later on a standard 2.4 fabricated steel box replaces breech block assembly, heavy corrosion to carriage, metre wide rigid surface corrosion to barrel, weathered paintwork, overall length 6 m Barrel 3.6 m vehicle Bore 11 cm AN EDWARDIAN CAST IRON OFFICER'S MESS CISTERN, of rectangular form, maker's 276 170 ‐ 215# name 'Brickhouse Foundry', bearing broad arrow mark and dated 1903, H 51 cm, W 200 400 97 cm, D 51 cm A VICTORIAN CAST IRON OFFICER'S MESS CISTERN, of rectangular form, the maker's 277 170 ‐ 215# name 'Moreton & Foster' broad arrow mark and dated 1880, H 51 cm, W 98 cm, D 51 200 400 cm AN EDWARDIAN CAST IRON OFFICER'S MESS CISTERN, of rectangular form, maker's 278 170 ‐ 215# 200 400 name 'Falkirk Iron Company', dated 1908, H 51 cm, W 97 cm, D 51 cm AN EDWARDIAN CAST IRON OFFICER'S MESS CISTERN, of rectangular form, dated 279 80.95* 150 200 1903 with broad arrow mark, painted in red oxide, H 41 cm, W 69 cm, D 40 cm A VICTORIAN CAST IRON OFFICER'S MESS CISTERN, of rectangular form, bearing 280 80.95* maker's name 'Crosthwaite C & M, and dated 1896, with broad arrow mark, painted 150 200 in red oxide, H 41 cm, W 69 cm, D 40 cm A VICTORIAN CAST IRON OFFICER'S MESS CISTERN, of rectangular form, bearing 281 80.95* maker's name 'Cottam & Cottam' and dated 1896, with broad arrow mark, painted in 150 200 red oxide, H 41 cm, W 69 cm, D 40 cm A VICTORIAN CAST IRON OFFICER'S MESS CISTERN, of rectangular form, with raised 282 170 ‐ 215# shield, three cannon and letters 'B & O' and dated 1858, unpainted, H 53 cm, W 97 100 200 cm, D 53 cm, A/F AN EDWARDIAN CAST IRON OFFICER'S MESS CISTERN, of rectangular form, maker's 283 170 ‐ 215# name 'Brickhouse Foundry Ltd' and dated 1904, broad arrow mark, unpainted, H 53 100 200 cm, W 97 cm, D 53 cm, A/F A VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN CAST IRON OFFICER'S MESS CISTERN, of rectangular form, 284 170 ‐ 215# bearing maker's name 'B Rhodes & Co Ltd' undated, painted in black, H 53 cm, W 97 100 200 cm, D 53 cm, A/F A VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN CAST IRON OFFICER'S MESS CISTERN, of rectangular form, 285 170 ‐ 215# with raised shield, three cannon and letters 'B & O', broad arrow mark, painted in red 100 200 oxide, H 53 cm, W 97 cm, D 53 cm, A/F A VICTORIAN CAST IRON OFFICER'S MESS CISTERN, of rectangular form, maker's mark 286 170 ‐ 215# 'W D' and dated 1878, broad arrow mark, painted in red oxide, H 53 cm, W 97 cm, D 300 400 53 cm A LARGE VICTORIAN CAST IRON OFFICER'S MESS CISTERN, of rectangular form, with 287 170 ‐ 215# raised shield, three cannon and letters 'B & O' dated 1854, with broad arrow mark, 200 300 painted black, H 110 cm, W 135 cm, D 76 cm, A/F A LARGE VICTORIAN CAST IRON OFFICER'S MESS CISTERN, of rectangular form, 288 170 ‐ 215# maker's name 'G Rumington Stourbridge' and raised shield, three cannon and letters 400 600 'B & O', broad arrow mark, painted in black, H 110 cm, W 173 cm, D 82 cm

A LARGE VICTORIAN CAST IRON OFFICER'S MESS CISTERN, of rectangular form, 289 215 ‐ 250# maker's name 'G Rumington Stourbridge' and raised shield, three cannon and letters 400 600 'B & O', broad arrow mark, painted in black, H 110 cm, W 173 cm, D 82 cm A WWII BRITISH ARTILLERY B.L 5.5 INCH MEDIUM GUN, painted in battleship grey, elevated to 30 degrees, breech in closed position, on carriage with trail, wheels, axle and tyres present, parts missing to firing mechanism, traverse and elevating wheels missing along with their respective gear covers, missing spring sheaths, no recoil POA. Flatbed spring and steel bar welded across cradle to keep barrel in firing position, comes with 290 2000 4000 delivery available two wheel scotches, L 710 cm, W 270 cm Note ‐ Please note any prospective purchasers must hold the current relevant firearms license to purchase the above lot. Alternatively the lot can be deactivated on site and then proofed by the Birmingham proof house with the certificate issued. All costs would be borne by the purchaser and must be paid for in advance. Please contact the auctioneer for further details.

A WWII BRITISH ARTILLERY B.L 5.5 INCH MEDIUM GUN, painted in battleship grey, elevated to 30 degrees, breech in closed position, on carriage with trail, wheels axle and tyres present, parts missing to firing mechanism, elevating wheel present, no traverse wheel and some respective gear covers missing, one spring sheath present, POA. Flatbed recoil spring present, L 710 cm, comes with two wheel scotches, W 270 cm Note ‐ 291 2000 4000 delivery available Please note any prospective purchasers must hold the current relevant firearms license to purchase the above lot. Alternatively the lot can be deactivated on site and then proofed by the Birmingham proof house with the certificate issued. All costs would be borne by the purchaser and must be paid for in advance. Please contact the auctioneer for further details. POA. Flatbed & Hiab crane delivery from A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY 6 LB CARRONADES, POSSIBLY FROM IRELAND, the cast iron £345 for deactivated two stage barrels of tapering form, with raised bandings, narrow muzzles, stepped 292 items able to to fit cascabels, round knobs with breech loops, plain trunnions, first reinforce with crown 6000 10000 on a standard 2.4 cypher, number 6 near breech, one carronade complete with wooden carriage metre wide rigid (painted black) one carronade without carriage Barrel length 115 cm Bore 9 cm vehicle A MID 18TH CENTURY SWEDISH 6 LB NAVAL GUN, the cast iron barrel of three stages with raised bands, bell shaped muzzle, plain trunnions, pronounced base ring, 293 215 ‐ 285# 4000 6000 rounded cascabel and cone shape to knob, corroded from age but with good definition to bandings and barrel, painted black Barrel length 153 cm Bore 7 cm

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY 6 LB CARRONADES TOGETHER WITH SEPARATED WOODEN CARRIAGES, the cast iron two stage barrels of tapering form, raised bandings, narrow 294 215 ‐ 285# muzzles, stepped cascabels,round knobs with breech loops, plain trunnions, (painted 4000 6000 black) both wooden carriages poor to fair condition, very weathered with some missing wheels and broken axles Barrel length 135 cm Bore 9 cm A LIFE SIZE REPLICA OF A ROMAN ONAGER CATAPULT, USED IN THE FILM GLADIATOR, as seen in the opening battle scene for Germania, made for Plus Film, POA. Flatbed the frame made from large oak sections, having a 4.8 m throwing arm, large steel 295 2000 4000 delivery available ratcheted spring tensioners, each side, twisted rope spring, restraining rope, steel framed bucket, solid wooden wheels, steel tyres, condition complete but quite weathered H 3.4 m, L 6.7 m, W 3 m A VERY LARGE SIXTY FOOT LONG TREBUCHET THROWING ARM MADE BY HEW KENNEDY, the arm made from large sections of oak, strengthened with steel braces, 296 POA 200 400 fabricated steel pivot, steel framed counter weight enclosure and steel climbing bars, oak quite weathered, corrosion to exposed steel work, L 18 m A PAIR OF CIRCULAR CAST IRON PLAQUES DEPICTING ELEPHANTS, each plaque 297 60.95 depicting an elephant standing in between two palm tree groves, Dia 64 cm, made by 200 300 Barr & Grosvenor, Wolverhampton (2) A LIFE SIZED PLASTIC REPLICA OF AN 18TH CENTURY SHIP'S CANNON MOUNTED ON A CAST IRON CARRIAGE, the multi stage barrel with raised bands, bearing George III 298 190 ‐ 260# cypher on second reinforce, elevation scale marked on breech, rounded cascabel and 1000 2000 breech loop, grey painted cast iron carriage, skeletal in form, crows foot military mark and 32 PR stamped on side Barrel length 300 cm Bore 15 cm A BATTERY OF FOUR RARE 19TH CENTURY 68 LB EXPERIMENTAL SHIP'S CANNON REMOVED FROM THE ROYAL ARSENAL AT WOOLWICH DURING DEMOLITION, the substantial cast iron two stage barrels cut down in size for highly charged POA. Flatbed 299 experimental tests and dated to around 1860, plain trunnions, narrow strip to vent, 5000 8000 delivery available rounded cascable with breeching loops Barrel length 260 cm Bore 20 cm Cannon one, damage to muzzle, extensive corrosion to barrel, one trunnion missing, breech loop damaged and incomplete witness scars to cut section of barrel Cannon two A BATTERY OF FOUR 32 LB WALKER AND CO SHIP'S CANNON DATED 1834 ON LATER CAST IRON CARRIAGES, of tapering form, painted black, the two stage barrels with raised bands, bell shaped muzzle, knob ended cascabel, plain trunnions each with end POA. Flatbed stamp of issue number and manufacturer, cannon stamped E on front lip of barrel, 300 20000 30000 delivery available cast iron carriages painted grey, skeletal in form, stamped with crows foot army symbol and 32 PR Cannon one, trunnion stamped W & Co 1834,no 85/2810 rings with good definition, extensive corrosion to muzzle, general weathering to barrel and carriage Cannon two, trunnion stamped W & Co 1834,no 71/2836 rings with good POA. Flatbed & Hiab A LATE 17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY CAST IRON LONG BARRELLED SHIP'S CANNON crane delivery from MOUNTED ON LATER CAST IRON BASE, possibly cast by Thomas Western, multi stage, £345 for deactivated tapering form, raised bands, flared muzzle, plain trunnions, rounded cascabel and 301 items able to to fit knob, remnants of possible Tudor Rose Cypher on second reinforce, barrel painted 4000 6000 on a standard 2.4 black with red bandings, heavily encrusted and corroded, muzzle blocked, possibly metre wide rigid from wreck salvage, grey painted cast iron carriage skeletal in form, crows foot vehicle military mark and 32 PR stamped on side Barrel length 334 cm Bore approx 14 cm A LIFE SIZED PLASTIC REPLICA OF A COMMONWEALTH CANNON, artificially aged and encrusted multi stage tapering barrel, flared nozzle, raised bands, tapered cascabel, 302 190 ‐ 260# 1000 1500 rounded knob, Commonwealth cypher to second reinforce, the plain trunnions made of tubular steel (rusted and pitted) Barrel length 275 cm

A LIFE SIZE CAST IRON REPLICA OF A TUDOR SHIP'S CANNON, the long barrel of three stages, parallel form with raised bandings, wide muzzle lip,rounded cascabel and 303 120.95* 1000 1500 collared knob, tapered trunnions, Tudor cypher to second reinforce, ball end cap to muzzle, painted black with red bandings, Barrel length 230 cm Bore 8 cm A 19TH CENTURY REPRESENTATION OF AN INDIAN MULTI BARREL GUN MOUNTED POA. Flatbed & Hiab ON LATER ORNAMENTAL CARRIAGE, comprising seven slender barrels of varying sizes crane delivery from of 2.5 cm to 3.5 cm bores, several with engraved ornamental muzzles, mounted in £345 for deactivated circular formation to a rounded cascabel and resting on a cast iron supporting block 304 items able to to fit 7000 10000 with half shell end caps to allow rotation, each barrel with vent hole but currently on a standard 2.4 there is no mechanism to rotate barrels, the ornamental carriage made from box metre wide rigid tubing, wrought iron in fashion, with quatrefoil panels and wrought iron wheels, L vehicle 350 cm, W 140 cm POA. Flatbed & Hiab crane delivery from A DE HAVILAND ANTI AIRCRAFT MISSILE MOUNTED ON A TUBULAR FRAME. straight £345 for deactivated aluminium canopy, four front wings, two small control wings at rear, painted white 306 items able to to fit 200 400 and set at approx 40 degrees, condition very weathered, extensive loss of paint, loose on a standard 2.4 telemetry cone, corrosion to exposed parts, L 310 cm metre wide rigid vehicle A RARE CAST IRON TELEPHONE BOX CIRCA 1920, made by Carron Ironworks of POA. Flatbed & Hiab Falkirk, in the neo‐classical style, with single door and cross bar windows, bearing cast crane delivery from wreaths to the roof apex ends, H 270 cm, W 195 cm, D 135 cm Note ‐ The Carron £345 for deactivated Company was an ironworks established in 1759 on the banks of the river Carron near 307 items able to to fit 1500 2500 Falkirk in Stirlingshire. After initial problems, the company was at the forefront of the on a standard 2.4 Industrial Revolution. The company prospered through it's development and metre wide rigid production of a new short‐range and short barrelled naval cannon the carronade. The vehicle company was one of the largest ironworks in Europe through the 19th century. A LIFE SIZED REPLICA OF LEONARDO DA VINCI'S GIANT CROSSBOW, once featured on a Channel Four television programme 'Leonardo's Dream Machines', the large oak frame riding on fabricated steel wheels, oak sections form the prod and braced with POA. Flatbed 308 rope, carved figure head to centre and figural carving to prod end, large fabricated 6000 10000 delivery available steel crannequin and case steel retention spring, condition quite weathered, left hand prod missing, right hand prod braced and supported, separated figural carving, faded paintwork throughout, L 12.6 m, W 10.4 m, H 2.6 m

A GEORGIAN 32 LB SHIP'S CANNON, the large cast iron three stage barrel of tapering form with raised bands, flared muzzle, rounded cascabel with breech loop, heavily POA. Flatbed 309 corroded and encrusted throughout, extensive deterioration to trunnions, bandings, 1000 2000 delivery available bore at muzzle and traces of a Georgian Cypher to 2nd reinforce, painted black with red bandings, breech loop Barrel length 200 cm Bore 15 cm POA. Flatbed & Hiab AN ENGLISH 18TH CENTURY 9 LB SHIP'S CANNON MOUNTED ON A LATER TEAK crane delivery from CARRIAGE, the cast iron three stage barrel of tapering form, flared rounded muzzle, £345 for deactivated rounded cascabel (missing knob) plain trunnions rounded, very heavily corroded from 311 items able to to fit 4000 6000 age (possible ship wreck salvage) and with traces of black paint, the teak carriage on a standard 2.4 later in manufacture, side walls having five graduated steps, turned wooden wheels, metre wide rigid weathered with age but in very good condition Barrel length 225 cm Bore 10 cm vehicle POA. Flatbed & Hiab crane delivery from A GOOD LATE COPY OF A 24 LB SHIP'S CARRONADE ON A GARRISON MOUNT, the £345 for deactivated cast iron, short two stage barrel of tapering form, with raised bandings, central fore 312 items able to to fit sight, cascabel with breech loop, pommel with brass capped elevating thread, two 1000 2000 on a standard 2.4 wheeled cast iron garrison mount stamped 32‐24 PR (painted black) Barrel length metre wide rigid 150 cm Bore 15 cm vehicle POA. Flatbed & Hiab crane delivery from AN 18TH CENTURY 32 LB SHIP'S CARRONADE ON WOODEN CARRIAGE, the cast iron, £345 for deactivated short two stage barrel of tapering form, raised bandings, muzzle heavily battle 313 items able to to fit scarred, partial loss of front barrel down to underside, cascabel with breech loop, 3000 4000 on a standard 2.4 plain trunnions, pommel supported by crudely made elevation thread, later wooden metre wide rigid carriage of two planks, cast iron wheels. Barrel length 160 cm Bore 16 cm vehicle A WWII SOVIET SHORT BARRELLED 75 MM HOWITZER, the two stage breech loading POA. Flatbed & Hiab barrel, straight muzzle, complete with elevating gear, carriage, wheels, defence shield crane delivery from and trail, condition good and mainly complete, weathered green paintwork pitted £345 for deactivated and corrosion to exposed metal work, overall length 3.5 m Barrel 1.25 m Bore 8 cm 314 items able to to fit Note ‐ Please note any prospective purchasers must hold the current relevant 800 1200 on a standard 2.4 firearms license to purchase the above lot. Alternatively the lot can be deactivated on metre wide rigid site and then proofed by the Birmingham proof house with the certificate issued. All vehicle costs would be borne by the purchaser and must be paid for in advance. Please contact the auctioneer for further details. A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY TULWAR SWORD, the disc pommel with knuckle 321 35.95 guard, decorative hilt, the curved blade with slight corrosion, original leather bound 100 200 scabbard, blade length 79 cm AN 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY TULWAR SWORD, disc pommel, plain hilt, four 322 35.95 80 120 fullered curved blade, minus scabbard, blade length 76 cm AN 18TH/19TH CENTURY TULWAR SWORD, with disc pommel, the ornate hilt with 323 35.95 80 120 knuckle guard, well curved plain blade, minus scabbard, blade length 74 cm A 19TH CENTURY TULWAR SWORD, with disc pommel and plain hilt, the plain curved 324 35.95 blade marked with British maker 'Mole of Birmingham', minus scabbard, blade length 80 120 76 cm AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY TULWAR SWORD, brass decorative hilt with animal hair inset to pommel, plain curved blade with large central fuller (possibly European), very 325 35.95 150 250 ornate wooden scabbard with detailed silver banding, chape and throat pieces, blade length 76 cm A LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY TULWAR SWORD, worn markings to hilt with perforated 326 35.95 80 120 detail to disc pommel, plain curved blade, minus scabbard blade length 79 cm A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY PULOUAR SWORD, with disc pommel, down 327 35.95 turned cross guard, the curved blade with small maker's marks, minus scabbard 100 200 blade length 76 cm A 17TH CENTURY SOUTHERN INDIAN KATAR PUNCH DAGGER, sail shaped knuckle 328 23.95 200 400 guard, the 36 cm tapering blade with multi fullers and decoration, minus scabbard AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN FIRANGI SWORD, with a straight 102 cm blade, maker's 329 50.95 marks, full knuckle/hand guard with 10 cm spike at pommel end, original leather 200 400 bound scabbard A LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY INDIAN EXECUTIONER TYPE SWORD, with typical curved 330 35.95 wide blade, Tulwar type hilt with disc pommel, edge detail to hilt, minus scabbard, 150 250 blade length 51 cm A LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY NEPALESE KORA SWORD, disc hand guard and pommel, 331 35.95 150 250 curved spade ended blade, minus scabbard, blade length 45 cm A 17TH CENTURY ALL STEEL CHILANUM DAGGER, multi fullered blade, minus 332 23.95 150 250 scabbard AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY INDIAN KATAR PUNCH DAGGER, blade with floral detail to one side and tiger to the other, silver koftgari inlay to dagger and scabbard, two bar 333 23.95 250 350 grip, all metal scabbard similar design to the dagger with fighting elephants inlaid to main body, blade length 16 cm AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN KHANDA SWORD, with tapering blade, knuckle/hand 334 35.95 guard with raised edge detail, disc pommel with 10 cm spike, no scabbard, blade 250 350 length 76 cm AN INDIAN DHAL SHIELD, all steel with four bosses and raised relief of animals and 335 27.95 150 250 foliage, back cushion pad with rings, Dia. 43 cm A 19TH CENTURY STRAIGHT BLADED TUDOR SWORD, plain hilt with disc pommel, 336 35.95 clean sharp edged blade with maker's mark, together with leather bound wooden 150 250 scabbard, blade length 71 cm AN 18TH CENTURY EUROPEAN SMALL COURT SWORD, the highly decorated hilt with coat of arms to the cross guard, mother of pearl ribbed grips, blue and gilt straight 337 35.95 300 400 blade, slight rusting to forte, leather scabbard with decorative throat and chape (chape is loose), blade length 74 cm AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN BATTLE AXE, decorative blade with 6 cm top spike, 338 35.95 threaded bolt to rear of axe head indicating a missing animal figure, the base of 100 200 handle unscrews to reveal a stabbing blade, blade length 13 cm A LATE 17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY INDIAN FIRANGI SWORD, the straight blade with 339 35.95 three fullers, plain hand guard and knuckle bow with disc pommel and 12.5 cm spike ‐ 200 300 possibly early European blade, missing scabbard blade length 97 cm A LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY INDIAN BULLOVA AXE, 29 cm blade attached to a 94 cm 340 35.95 wooden shaft with wire binding, bottom spike to shaft is missing, movement to axe 150 250 head A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY INDIAN BULLOVA AXE, with 30 cm blade, the 92 341 35.95 cm wooden shaft with wire binding (some loose) top and bottom metal spikes 100 200 missing, axe head has movement from shaft AN 18TH CENTURY INDIAN FIRANGI SWORD, with edge detail to knuckle guard, disc 342 35.95 pommel with 12.5 cm spike, the almost straight blade with three fullers, original 200 300 leather biding to grip, no scabbard blade length 100 cm A LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY SUDANESE KASKAVA SWORD, of typical form with 343 35.95 decoration to cross guard, typical plain tapered blade, no scabbard blade length 69 80 120 cm A 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN BOWIE KNIFE, with clipped blade, possibly American 344 23.95 Civil War, palm wood slab grips with ornate silver pommel, no scabbard blade 250 350 length 36 cm A LATE 17TH/18TH CENTURY INDO‐PERSIAN BAZUBAND FOREARM PROTECTOR, 345 23.95 100 200 raised details of human figures and animals, L 29 cm A 19TH CENTURY KHYBER KNIFE, with 43 cm unmarked blade and wooden ribbed 346 23.95 80 120 grip, one side of grip missing metal throat A LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY INDIAN KATAR PUNCH DAGGER, two bar grip with gold 347 23.95 100 200 koftgari, with slight rusting to the blade, no scabbard, blade length 23 cm

A JAPANESE KATANA SWORD, the blade with Japanese inscription to forte, and a five 348 35.95 number code in Arabic numerals '46227', brass tsuba, hilt with damage to binding, 200 300 together with leather covered scabbard, blade length 66 cm AN ORIENTAL BLADED AXE, the 40 cm blade held on a 51 cm wooden shaft with 349 35.95 80 120 rattan bound grip A 19TH CENTURY SUDANESE KASKARA SWORD, with straight blade, three fullers with 350 35.95 crescent moon marking, leather bound cross guard and grip, disc pommel, leather 150 250 scabbard with detail, blade length 82 cm AN AFRICAN SHORT SWORD TOGETHER WITH A PAIR OF AFRICAN SPEARS, the sword has a 38 cm plain blade with leather bound grip and leather scabbard, one spear with 351 47.95 120 180 34 cm leaf shaped blade and 46 cm ground spike, other with 26 cm leaf shaped blade and 63 cm metal shaft, 84 cm ground spike, average length of both 198 cm (3) A LARGE NORDIC WAR SHIELD, BATTLE AXE AND SPEAR, the shield covered with Nordic runes and typical Nordic intertwined designs, central coned boss with brass studs to outer edge, Dia 72 cm, the very heavy well made battle axe with a 29 cm 352 110.95 1500 2000 blade covered also with Nordic design, wooden shaft with ornate end caps, overall length 92 cm, war spear with 30 cm ornate head, 135 cm wooden shaft with ornate end cap, late 20th century (3) A LATE 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN STYLE BREAST PLATE with three ornate brass bands 353 35.95 200 400 running vertically the full length of the plate A 19TH CENTURY PERSIAN KHULA KHUD HELMET with opening visor and ear pieces, decorative brass edging all over, skull made up of four plates rising to a peak with 354 27.95 600 1000 aperture to hold feathers etc., each plate with decorative central raised Islamic designs, minus liner A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY PERSIAN STYLE HELMET with brass band edging 355 27.95 80 120 and studs, brass fluted finial, main body made of composite material with linen liner A LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY SINDI MATCHLOCK GUN with typical Afghan stock, the 356 60.95 80 120 100 cm barrel with missing ramrod A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY MIDDLE EASTERN FLINTLOCK GUN with several 357 60.95 100 200 barrel bands, crudely made woodwork, old leather sling, barrel length 102 cm A 19TH CENTURY MIDDLE EASTERN FLINTLOCK GUN with ornate banded barrel, 358 60.95 100 200 carved stock, lock unmarked and ramrod present, barrel length 125 cm A LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY MIDDLE EASTERN FLINTLOCK GUN with banded barrel, 359 60.95 100 200 some carving to stock, lock plate unmarked and ramrod missing, barrel length 115 cm AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MIDDLE EASTERN FLINTLOCK GUN with banded barrel, lock 360 60.95 plate marked with East India Company lion and dated 1814, leather sling, minus 100 200 ramrod, barrel length 102 cm A 20TH CENTURY REPLICA OF A GEORGIAN BRASS BARRELLED BLUNDERBUSS, with 361 60.95 200 300 flintlock plate and safety catch, bearing inscription to the top of the barrel 'York Mail' FOUR BRITISH 19TH CENTURY BAKER RIFLE SWORD BAYONETS, mounted on board 362 35.95 including two reproduction Royal Nepalese gorgets (4) Note: bayonets originate 300 500 from Royal Nepalese Armoury FOUR BRITISH 19TH CENTURY BAKER RIFLE SWORD BAYONETS from Royal Nepalese 363 35.95 350 450 Armoury (4) FOUR BRITISH 19TH CENTURY BAKER RIFLE SWORD BAYONETS from Royal Nepalese 364 35.95 350 450 Armoury (4) 365 35.95 A PAIR OF MODERN SCOTTISH BASKET HILT SWORDS, with 82 cm blades (2) 100 200 366 26.95 A BRASS HANDLED CROOK with turned wooden shaft, L 82 cm 40 60 A FAR EASTERN ELONGATED LEAF BLADE, 51 cm in length with a 14 cm turned brass 367 35.95 40 60 handle, minus scabbard A PAIR OF BRITISH EDWARD VII OFFICER'S SWORDS, the 82 cm straight blades with 368 36.95 80 120 Coat of Arms and foliage, 1897 pattern (2) A LATE 18TH/EARLY19TH CENTURY CURVED BLADE, the 86 cm blade with etched 369 35.95 foliage and four armoured figures (blade only) together with a relic condition 81 cm 60 100 blade with pommel (2) TWO WHITE METAL PERSIAN SCABBARDS with hanging rings, both 86 cm in length 370 36.95 200 300 (2) TWO 1885 PATTERN CAVALRY SWORDS, fullered blades, leather slab chequered grips, 371 36.95 150 250 minus scabbards, blade length 88 cm (2) 372 26.95 THREE ASSORTED PERSIAN AND FAR EAST REPLICA/TOURIST KNIVES (3) 30 50 AN 1887 PATTERN NAVAL CUTLASS, the straight blade with acceptance mark and 373 26.95 maker's mark 'Reeves', all metal ribbed grip with full hand guard, minus scabbard, 100 200 blade length 73 cm A LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY INDIAN TULWAR SWORD, the straight three fullered 374 26.95 blade with disc pommel hilt, maker's mark present, minus scabbard blade length 68 80 120 cm A VERY LARGE 19TH CENTURY INDIAN CURVED SCABBARD FOR A 375 26.95 CEREMONIAL/EXECUTIONER'S TULWAR SWORD, the overall length 96 cm and width 50 80 13 cm, wooden construction and wrapped in silk A 17TH CENTURY RAPIER in relic condition, 98 cm blade, wire bound grip, minus 376 26.95 200 300 scabbard A VICTORIAN COPY BREAST PLATE FOR WALL HANGING, raised relief of figures in 377 35.95 80 120 battle, fixing bracket at rear A 19TH CENTURY INDO‐PERSIAN DHAL SHIELD, 47 cm diameter with four bosses, all steel with engraved decoration, also a pair of 19th century bazuband forearm 378 60.95 200 400 protectors with engraved foliage detail, together with a 19th century/early 20th century copy of an Italian shield, central spiked boss, Dia 60 cm (3) A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY INDO‐PERSIAN SHIELD AND AXE, all metal 379 70.95 engraved shield with four bosses, 49 cm diameter, also a ceremonial axe, 69 cm in 80 120 length with similar engraving (2) A 19TH CENTURY PERSIAN SHAMSIR SWORD, with single fullered curved blade, brass 380 35.95 40 60 crossguard with wooden grip, minus scabbard, blade length 60 cm A 19TH CENTURY INDIAN TULWAR SWORD, with typical curved blade, brass hilt with 381 35.95 60 100 disc pommel, minus scabbard, blade length 77 cm A LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY INDIAN TULWAR SWORD, the dark patina blade with 382 35.95 small maker's marks, hilt with raised gilt floral design, disc pommel with matching 200 300 design, minus scabbard, blade length 79 cm A LARGE NEPALESE KUKRI with inscribed blade (sacrificial example), wooden handle 383 35.95 100 200 with bone inserts, wooden scabbard with skinning knives, blade length 57 cm A NEPALESE KUKRI, with 24 cm blade, possible tourist piece, wooden leather bound 384 23.95 20 40 scabbard (damaged) A CHINESE PORCELAIN BOTTLE VASE, with unusual white enamel on a grey/black 385 30.95 background, decorated with a procession of figures both walking and on horseback 200 400 with a central foliate band, H 38 cm A CHINESE PORCELAIN BOTTLE VASE, with swelling neck and all over green crackle 386 30.95 200 300 glaze, H 32 cm A JAPANESE FLOOR STANDING PRAYER GONG AND STRIKER, the circular copper bowl 387 50.95 raised on a carved wooden base with four scroll feet and circular foot, the bowl with 150 250 dragon decoration, the base with painted red and gilt detail, H 78 cm A 20TH CENTURY CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE VASE, decorated with female courtly 388 31.95 60 100 figures, converted to a table lamp, H 47 cm A LATE 19TH CENTURY CARVED HARDWOOD MODEL OF A STANDING ELEPHANT, H 389 23.95 40 60 33 cm, A/F AN EASTERN TRIDENT POLE ARM, with longer central prong and shorter curving side 390 70.95 150 200 prongs, wooden handle, L 245 cm A 20TH CENTURY EASTERN IRON AND BRASS DESK ORNAMENT in the form of a 391 18.95 40 60 Samurai warrior's helmet, H 22 cm TWO 20TH CENTURY BRONZED TYPE SAMURAI WARRIORS, both dressed in tribal 392 260 ‐ 330# armour, each holding long staffs topped with birds, standing on naturalistic bases, H 600 1000 135 cm (2) A LARGE EASTERN CARVED WOOD FIGURE OF A FEMALE, possibly a priestess, hands 393 90.95 held out palms upwards, wearing a ceremonial headpiece, with original red and black 100 200 colouring, H 148 cm A LATE 20TH CENTURY CHINESE PORCELAIN FIGURE DEPICTING A GOD, in full robes 394 80.95 with sceptre, enamelled in bright colours, along with three similar smaller figures, H 60 100 66 cm (tallest) (4) AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE SPARROW BEAK JUG, together with a 20th century 395 80.95 60 100 ginger jar and cover, a pair of black turned vases and a modern Greek vase (5) A PAIR OF LATE 20TH CENTURY ORIENTAL CARVED HARDSTONE BIRDS on fitted 396 26.95 30 50 carved and pierced wood bases, H 14 cm excluding the bases (2) A BRONZED FIGURE OF A SEATED SAMURAI WARRIOR, in full battle armour, holding a 397 23.95 100 200 bow, H 24 cm A COLLECTION OF TEN GILDED HALBERDS, with heraldic devices to the blades 398 90.95* 1000 2000 depicting an elephant and stork with nest, L 237 cm (10) A COLLECTION OF SEVEN 18TH/19TH CENTURY INDIAN SPEARS, each with an iron 399 70.95 shaft, of assorted designs to include examples with weighted ends, longest 191 cm 400 600 (7) A 16TH CENTURY TURNED AND FLUTED WOOD LANCE, with tapered and pointed tip, 400 215 ‐ 260# 600 1000 with leather and iron stud reinforcing loop to handle, L 330 cm A SET OF FOUR NEPALESE 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION RIFLES, the barrels with 401 70.95 bayonet bars, all with ramrods, brass butt plate, trigger guards, Nepalese markings, 1000 1500 barrel length 92 cm (4) A SET OF FOUR NEPALESE 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION RIFLES, the barrels with 402 70.95 bayonet bars, all with ramrods, brass butt plate, trigger guards, Nepalese markings, 1000 1500 barrel length 92 cm (4) A SET OF FOUR NEPALESE 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION RIFLES, the barrels with 403 70.95 bayonet bars, all with ramrods, brass butt plate, trigger guards, Nepalese markings, 1000 1500 barrel length 92 cm (4) TWO NEPALESE 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION RIFLES, both with 92 cm barrels and 404 70.95 bayonet bars, together with a Nepalese flintlock musket with 130 cm barrel, an 600 1000 African flintlock with 126 cm barrel and a matchlock rifle with 96 cm barrel (5) 405 145 ‐ 215# AN OAK GUN RACK TO TAKE TWELVE GUNS/RIFLES, H 122 cm 80 120 A BUREAU OF ORDNANCE AMMUNITION DISPLAY BOARD MK 2, showing various 406 110 ‐ 170# 200 400 Ordnance examples, 92.5 x 91.5 cm AN UNUSUAL SUITE OF OTTOMAN BRONZE DOOR FURNITURE, a large knocker on a crescent and fan back plate with matching loop door handles, mounted on an oak 407 40.95 shield with copper plaque inscribed 'Knocker and door handles taken from the 200 400 Armoury gates Kut El Amara 1915, presented to Officers Training Corps military library by Brig Genl E. C. Peebles C. B. C. M. G., D. S. O.', H 52 cm A LARGE SECTION OF ANCIENT BONE, possibly mammoth, bearing an old paper label 408 47.95* 'Essex Museum of Natural History', rough saw court base and side, dark brown 100 200 patina, H 76 cm TWO LARGE OVAL PEWTER PLATTERS, with folded rims, engraved with a baronial coronet over 'D' and 'Witley Court', W 66 cm, together with a pair of black and white 409 50.95 80 120 prints (4) Note: Witley Court in Worcestershire was one of the Midland's great country houses until it suffered a devastating fire in 1937. It is now a spectacular ruin. AN ANTIQUE CARVED STONE HEAD OF A GENTLEMAN WITH MOUSTACHE, weather 410 18.95 60 100 worn, H 20 cm TRIBAL ART ‐ AN UNUSUAL CARVED WOODEN SHAPED STOOL, together with two 411 35.95 60 100 carved hardwood clubs with rattan grips (3) A HUGE SET OF REPRODUCTION IRISH ELK ANTLERS, mounted on an elongated 412 110 ‐ 155# 100 200 wooden shield with central skull section, W 240 cm approximately A LARGE LATE 20TH CENTURY XII LANCERS BRONZE BELL TROPHY, the bell engraved to the front with the badge of the XII Lancers with battle honours to either side, 413 215 ‐ 285# 1200 1500 mounted on a tripod support in the form of three rifles with fixed bayonets, raised on a triangular base, overall H 215 cm A MAHOGANY MUSEUM TRIPLE DISPLAY CABINET WITH SLOPING FRONT, three 414 215 ‐ 285# compartments with hinged lift‐up lids, raised on squared supports, H 80 cm, W 330 200 400 cm, D 47 cm A COLONIAL CARVED HARDWOOD FOLDING ARMCHAIR, decorated with mother‐of‐ 415 130.95* 150 250 pearl detail A LARGE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FRAMED MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET, the 416 215 ‐ 285# rectangular framed cabinet raised on turned supports, side panel removes, H 193 cm, 600 1000 W 180 cm, D 83 cm A LARGE VICTORIAN CARVED OAK SIDEBOARD, the heavily carved back featuring three panels with mask head detail, the lower section with a central open cupboard 417 170 ‐ 215# 300 400 flanked by two cupboards each with carved mask heads, raised on a plinth, H 211 cm, W 238 cm, D 55 cm AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY WALNUT CHILD'S BERGERE CHAIR, the top rail carved with 418 90 ‐ 135# 300 500 cherubs, raised on barley twist supports and stretchers A QUEEN ANNE WALNUT CHEST OF DRAWERS, having a cushion fronted secret drawer above two short and three longer graduated drawers, later brass handles, 419 100 ‐ 135# 1000 2000 raised on later bracket feet, H 97 cm, W 95 cm, D 54 cm, A/F Note: the top from a chest on chest A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CAMPAIGN CHEST OF DRAWERS, original handles, the 420 100 ‐ 135# 100 200 lower drawer being fall front, raised on bun feet, H 90 cm, W 77 cm, D 40 cm A 19TH CENTURY CARVED OAK DAY BED, the headboard with carved rail, further 421 130 ‐ 180# 100 200 carved detail to the frame, L 185 cm A CONTINENTAL PROVINCIAL OAK COFFER, the hinged plank top above fully carved 422 140.95* sides, scenes depicting Medieval figures in combat, raised on carved outswept 200 300 supports, H 73 cm, W 119 cm, D 55 cm, A/F AN OAK BRASS BANDED UMBRELLA STAND, of slender barrel form with four brass 423 35.95 50 80 bands, H 59 cm A LARGER OAK BRASS BANDED UMBRELLA STAND with six concentric brass bands, 424 35.95 80 120 bearing a painted Coat of Arms, H 62 cm, A/F A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY WICKER LOVE SEAT, with loose cushions, W 115 425 110.95* 100 150 cm A CONTINENTAL LOUIS XV STYLE GLAZED VERNIS MARTIN VITRINE, of serpentine 426 215 ‐ 285# form, the central glazed door with painted detail below 'lovers in a country 400 600 landscape', gilt metal mounts, H 185 cm, W 85 cm, D 48 cm A COLLECTION OF TWELVE MILITARY WATERCOLOURS, all depicting light infantry, 427 80.95 600 1000 cavalry and hussars, some named, framed and glazed (12) INDIAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) Study of a man in traditional costume on horseback 428 90.95* 600 800 with a falcon, painted on fabric, gilt framed, 166 x 108 cm INDIAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) A scene with figures in a courtyard and above a 429 90.95* 600 800 princess with figures, painted on fabric, gilt framed and glazed, 154 x 106 cm INDIAN SCHOOL (LATE 19TH/EARLY20TH CENTURY) Figures with weapons outside a 430 70.95 600 800 temple, watercolour, gilt framed and glazed, 105 x 72 cm A COLLECTION OF SIX ASSORTED MILITARY PRINTS depicting cannon and similar, 431 80.95 80 120 including elevational examples (6) ENGLISH SCHOOL (LATE 18TH CENTURY) 'James Wilkinson & Son gun makers to the 432 50.95 1000 2000 King and Prince Royal of Persia', oil on canvas, framed, 76 x 52 cm ENGLISH SCHOOL (LATE 18TH CENTURY) 'James Wilkinson & Son gun makers to His 433 50.95 600 800 Majesty', oil on canvas, framed, 62 x 34 cm ENGLISH SCHOOL (LATE 18TH CENTURY) 'J. Wilkinson gun maker to the Hon East 434 50.95 India Company succefsor to the late Mr Henry Nock', oil on canvas, framed, 76 x 52 1000 2000 cm A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY WATERCOLOUR/GOUACHE PORTRAITS OF INDIAN 435 40.95 200 400 PRINCES, each seated in a classical setting, framed and glazed, 56 x 40 cm (2) INDIAN SCHOOL (LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY) Full length portrait of an Indian 436 70.95 prince dressed in traditional costume holding a tulwar, bearing inscription lower right, 600 1000 oil on canvas, gilt framed, 121 x 75 cm A FRAMED MILITARY TAPESTRY OF NORTH EUROPEAN ORIGIN, with a heraldic lion 437 70.95 50 80 within a shield and crown above, old German flag, 100 x 73 cm RUSSIAN SCHOOL (XX) A study of Lenin shooting in a forest with a dog, oil on canvas, 438 80.95* 200 400 gilt framed, 100 x 130 cm RUSSIAN SCHOOL (XX) The Red Army Advances, signed lower left, dated 1974, oil on 439 90.95* 200 400 canvas, framed, 110 x 155 cm RUSSIAN SCHOOL (XX) A Study of Lenin in a crowd, signed lower right 'O. Dobrenico'? 440 90.95* 300 500 and dated '89, oil on canvas, gilt framed, 140 x 175 cm RUSSIAN SCHOOL (XX) A Pre‐revolutionary crowd gathering on a winter's day, oil on 441 110 ‐ 170# 200 400 canvas, gilt framed, 135 x 210 cm, S/D A 19TH CENTURY LIMEWOOD CARVED PRICKET CANDLESTAND, decorated with fluted 442 90.95* and foliate detail, cherubic head detail, raised on three hairy paw feet, H 141 cm, 500 700 with a later green painted stand A 19TH CENTURY GILLOWS AMBOYNA FLOOR STANDING CABINET, the upper section with an overhung cornice, single mirrored door cabinet below with a foliate roundel 443 145 ‐ 190# to each corner, the lower section with a single panelled door stamped 'Gillows & Co. 1000 2000 1498', the door with inlaid ebonised and satinwood banding, both sections with fitted linen drawers, H 198 cm, W 82 cm, D 56 cm, A/F AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY BRASS FACED 30 HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK BY THOMAS SHARP ‐ STRATFORD‐UPON‐AVON, the brass face having a single finger, 30 hour 444 170.95* 600 1000 movement, rococo spandrels to the corners, the matted centre bearing maker's name, the oak hood with brass collared pillars, H 190 cm, S/D RICHARD COLSTON ‐ LONDON WALNUT LONGCASE CLOCK, the recent walnut hood and case with flat topped hood, fretwork detail and graduated pillars. The case of slender proportions with bulls eye glass panel, the brass 9" dial with eight day 445 170.95* 800 1200 movement striking on a bell, subsidiary dial and date ring, gilded cherub spandrels, matted centre and signed 'Richard Colston ‐ London' at the very bottom of the dial, H 188 cm, A/F A LARGE 19TH CENTURY THREE PIECE BLACK FOREST CLOCK GARNITURE depicting a family of goats on a rocky outcrop, the clock case ornately carved with ferns, logs and 446 35.95 four mountain goats, central wooden clock dial with brass Roman numerals and eight 1000 1500 day count wheel strike movement, the movement signed 'Marti', H 45 cm, W 34 cm, the garnitures of similar dimensions, S/D (3) A BRASS CASED 19TH CENTURY ROCOCO STYLE MANTEL CLOCK, the ornately cast case having pierced fretwork and floral embellishments, with cherub, lion masks and 447 41.95* 100 200 urn finials, the brass clock dial having cartouche panels and central decoration, Japy Freres movement striking on a single bell, H 50 cm A LARGE BRASS COLLARED WALKING STICK, with antler handle, natural unworked 448 27.95 40 60 staff which has been lacquered and fitted with a brass tip, L 97 cm A 19TH CENTURY CAST IRON STICK STAND, unpainted, pierced floral decoration, 449 60.95* 60 100 break arch top and removable tray, H 71 cm, W 46 cm A LARGE COLD PAINTED BRONZE FIGURE OF A 17TH CENTURY PORTUGUESE 450 70.95* SOLDIER, with arm raised, dressed with cuirass, doublet and breeches, 20th century, 1500 2500 H 106 cm A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY 451 215 ‐ 285# CABINET, opening to both ends, raised on turned supports, H 192 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 600 1000 cm AN 1885 PATTERN CAVALRY SWORD, the fullered clean blade with sharp tip, slight 452 35.95 pitting to the hand guard, minus scabbard, worn leather slab chequered grip, blade 80 120 length 87 cm A PAIR OF 1885 PATTERN CAVALRY SWORDS, with fullered blades and sharp tips, one 453 36.95 with dark patination and slight pitting, slight pitting to hand guards, leather grips 150 250 replaced with wooden slabs, minus scabbards, blade length 87 cm (2)

THREE 1885 PATTERN CAVALRY SWORDS, the fullered blades with rounded tips, 454 36.95 150 250 leather chequered slab grips all with wear, minus scabbards, blade length 87 cm (3)

A COLLECTION OF FIVE 19TH CENTURY AND LATER POLEARMS, to include halberds, a 457 70.95* 150 250 voulge and a Chinese type Quandao, all held in a modern wooden rack (5) A COLLECTION OF FIVE 19TH CENTURY AND LATER SPEARS, to include a semi halberd 458 70.95* type with cast blade, decorated with classical scenes and dolphin finials, all held in a 100 200 modern rack (5) A GUISARME TYPE POLE ARM, with typical iron blade, terminating in a hook with an added spike to the reverse edge of the blade, on a long octagonal wooden pole, 459 47.95* 100 200 bearing maker's mark to the blade reading 'ADVL', along with an indistinct heart shaped mark, L 191 cm, spike 5 cm A 20TH CENTURY REPLICA OF AN 1874 PATTERN 2ND LIFE GUARDS STATE SWORD, 460 35.95 bearing Victoria Crown and cypher in brass, the 100 cm straight blade with etched 150 250 decoration, the steel scabbard with two brass hanging rings A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED MEDALS AND EPHEMERA, to include a WWI medal pair, named '16627 Pte A. H. Clarke G. Gds', a framed WWI pair marked duplicate named 461 16.95 80 120 '41526 Pte. F. J. Matthews R. Berk R.' with a WWII war medal and minor paperwork together with sundry minor badges A SMALL COLLECTION OF WATCHES to include a 'WWW' issue Timor wristwatch, a 462 20.95 80 120 silver key wind open faced pocket watch and a military issue stop watch (6) TWO 17TH CENTURY STYLE PIKEMAN'S HELMETS with plume holder fixings and stud 463 40.95 200 300 decoration, of 19th/20th century origin (2) A MORION CABASSET HELMET IN 17TH CENTURY STYLE (19th/20th century origin) 464 31.95 100 200 with pointed brim and stud decoration, H 24 cm A 17TH CENTURY STYLE MORION CABASSET with traces of engraved Trophy of Arms 465 31.95 100 200 in foliate borders, of 19th/20th century origin, H 24 cm A 19TH CENTURY FANTASY CAST COMB MORION HELMET decorated with a central 466 31.95 100 200 classical scene of Neptune, within a border of arms etc., H 35 cm TWO PAIRS OF 17TH CENTURY STYLE PIKEMAN'S TASSETS, one pair with heart and 467 27.95 150 200 lozenge decoration, of 19th/20th century origin (2) A 19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN BREAST PLATE, with brass studs and brass and leather 468 35.95 150 200 shoulder straps 469 35.95 A 17TH CENTURY STYLE PIKEMAN'S BREAST PLATE with hook fittings to front 150 200 A 16TH CENTURY STYLE CLOSED JOUSTING HELMET, with single eye slit, of 19th/20th 470 31.95 100 200 century origin, H 26 cm A 16TH CENTURY STYLE JOUSTING HELMET with single eye slit visor, 19th/20th 471 31.95 100 200 century origin, H 26 cm A 16TH CENTURY STYLE JOUSTING HELMET with single eye slit visor, 19th/20th 472 31.95 100 200 century origin, H 26 cm Note: fixed on wall above front door A 16TH CENTURY BOY'S SIZE ARTICULATED ARMOUR GLOVE, modelled as a pointing 473 18.95 200 400 figure, L 19 cm A GREEN PAINTED CHINESE MILITARY HAND CRANKED GENERATOR, dated 1979, 474 36.95 30 50 complete with original wood packing case A FRAME OF ASSORTED GERMAN THIRD REICH BADGES AND MEDALS, a mix of 475 60.95 reproduction and genuine to include an arm band, pennants, Iron Cross, War Merit 200 300 Cross etc. 476 12.95 A WWI MEMORIAL PLAQUE, named 'James Trinder', in original card cover 40 60 A BRASS SHIP'S COMPASS, mounted on gimbles with Merchant Navy logo on face 477 23.95 marked R/COS/No 69 in fitted stained oak case, 27 x 27 x 17 cm, along with a smaller 100 200 example, D 14 cm (2) A COLLECTION OF AIRCRAFT PARTS to include direction finding oil gauges, homing 478 35.95 80 120 indicator, D. R. compass etc. THREE CASED SETS OF 'BARR & STROUD' MILITARY BINOCULARS, each set with 479 30.95 80 120 impressed and yellow highlighted crows foot markings (3) A LARGE GROUP OF MILITARY BINOCULARS AND ASSOCIATED MILITARY EFFECTS, 480 47.95 British and American (many sets A/F), spare parts etc., together with a gas mask, a 150 250 sight and magazine etc. TWO MAHOGANY CASES, one with a fitted interior, with lift out tray, possibly 481 40.95 50 70 originally for a gun, the larger 61.5 x 26 x 9.5 cm (2) A COLLECTION OF MILITARY CAP AND OTHER SUNDRY BADGES, to include a Gallipoli 482 75 ‐ 110# Star, WWI Star, WWI silver wound badge and a Birmingham City police King's crown 200 300 helmet plate, all in a pillar cabinet with perspex top 483 31.95 FOUR REPRODUCTION WWII GERMAN FALLSHIRNJAGER HELMETS WITH DECALS 400 500

484 31.95 FOUR REPRODUCTION WWII GERMAN FALLSHIRNJAGER HELMETS WITH DECALS 400 500

485 31.95 FOUR REPRODUCTION WWII GERMAN FALLSHIRNJAGER HELMETS WITH DECALS 400 500

486 31.95 FOUR REPRODUCTION WWII GERMAN FALLSHIRNJAGER HELMETS WITH DECALS 400 500 A SINGLE SPITFIRE PROPELLER BLADE WITH INSET CLOCK, BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER, mounted upright on a circular mahogany base, signed 'Spitfire' in 487 75 ‐ 110# 200 300 white letters, inset with clock barometer and thermometer, the central clock having a silvered dial signed 'Armstrong Manchester', H 151 cm A WORLD WAR II GERMAN RANGE FINDER, marked 'Wild Heerbrugg 1938, basis 80 488 40.95 400 600 cm V= 12 x. No 328', in original painted alloy case, complete with tripod stand A LARGE BLACK PAINTED 'TILLEY FLOODLIGHT PROJECTOR' with three piece sectional 489 40.95 50 80 glass lens and brass maker's plate, W 67 cm A WWII GREEN PAINTED SEARCH LIGHT WITH 90 CM LENS, brass plaque to side 490 75 ‐ 110# reading 'Projector A. A. 90 cm MK6, M. V. No B339 1938, overhauled 1953 by C. C. & 1500 2000 Co.', mounted on a swivel base with caterpillar tracks, H 230 cm A 19TH CENTURY FULL SUIT OF PARADE ARMOUR WITH EARLIER COMPOSITIONS IN AN OAK BESPOKE CASTELLATED DISPLAY STAND, the armour of bright steel with exceptions to an earlier close helmet made in iron, medial comb, single piece visor and a pair of vision slits, keyhole breathings, the hinged bevor above stepped neck plate, the breast plate heavily engraved featuring dragonesque birds within floral swags and central shield, fauld of two embellished lames riveted to the base of the 491 145 ‐ 190# 2000 2500 breast plate, pauldrons each of six lames decorated with birds and floral swags, roped edged embellished couters, plain finger gauntlets with ridges, shield shaped tassets each of three lames with embellished bird decorations and mounting hook to pauldrons, embellishments to cuisse, rounded poleyns, greaves and sabbatons, mounted on a black wooden base, H 170 cm, overall height 184 cm held in a castellated illuminated display cabinet in burr oak with two sides exposed raised 492 70.95 THREE 19TH CENTURY BAYONET PRACTISE COATS, quilted with metal plate (3) 300 500 A CARVED WOODEN STAG'S HEAD, in the Black Forest style, mounted on an oak 493 105.95* 200 400 shield, H 100 cm A CHINESE LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY HARDWOOD ALTAR TABLE, the typical 494 120.95* panelled top above the pierced archaic frieze, raised on channelled supports, H 91 100 200 cm, W 122 cm, D 38 cm A 16TH CENTURY HALBERD, with studded brass shaft, bearing collection tag from 495 70.95 800 1200 Warwick Castle, L 189 cm, plus one other (2) TWENTY SIX 19TH CENTURY SOCKETED BAYONETS, mounted on a circular wooden 496 100.95* 1200 1500 plaque (from Sherbourne Castle), D 136 cm 100.95* INCLUDING 497 TWO WALL MOUNTED PLAQUES OF REPRODUCTION BAYONETS (2) 200 300 BACKING

498 70.95 A 16TH CENTURY HALBERD, with pierced blades and rossete studded shaft, L 238 cm 400 600

A WONDERFUL AND RARE 16TH CENTURY CARVED OAK FIGURE depicting a man in Maximilian armour, with a close pointed 'Bellows' visor with four vision slits and twelve ventilation holes, arched spaulders, couters with shaped side wings leading to 499 190 ‐ 250# 4000 6000 vambraces and gauntlets, fluted breast plate fitted with a fauld of six lames, above fluted cuisse including shell shaped side wings and pointed reticulated sabatons, joined to a square plinth and shield support H 188 cm, A/F A 17TH CENTURY ORIENTAL BRONZE FLARED MUZZLE LANTAKA RAIL CANNON, the bottom half of the barrel with foliate decoration and central stylized seahorse lifting 500 70.95* 800 1200 handles, the flared muzzle decorated with a crocodile, held on a modern turned wood domed stand, barrel length 119 cm A LARGE 19TH CENTURY INDIAN BRASS SHIELD, circular with four integral bosses and 501 70.95 200 300 a crescent, having complete etched design, Dia 70 cm A CIRCULAR PLAQUE OF TWENTY PIG STICKER BAYONETS from Sherbourne Castle, 502 60.95 300 400 Dia 60 cm A COLLECTION OF TEN NAVAL DIRKS AND SWORDS, mounted on red backing board 503 90.95 800 1200 (20th century) 504 60.95 A COLLECTION OF TWENTY EIGHT 19TH/20TH CENTURY LONG BOWS 400 600 A COLLECTION OF TWENTY THREE 19TH CENTURY LANCES, with bamboo shafts and 505 110 ‐ 135# 1500 2500 red & white pennants, H 285 cm (23) A 19TH CENTURY GERMAN TWO HANDED SWORD, in Gothic style, with wavy edged 506 70.95 1500 2500 blade and turned wood grip, L 202 cm A LARGE PAIR OF CONTEMPORARY BRONZE BOARS, each seated on a rectangular 507 215.95* 2000 3000 base, signed 'A Canova' to the base, H 100 cm, L 103 cm (2) FOUR 17TH CENTURY AND LATER DUKE OF BRUNSWICK BOAR SPEARS, three with 508 70.95 round wooden shafts, decorated with metal studs and leather strapwork, the fourth 2000 3000 spear a later example with plain octagonal shaft, L 207 cm (4) A LARGE 20TH CENTURY WOODEN CARVED EAGLE AND COBRA GROUP, on a 509 110 ‐ 145# 1000 1500 naturalistic base, painted predominantly in red and white, H 114 cm A SET OF 17TH CENTURY TYPE PIKEMAN'S 'TASSETS' with typical stud decoration and 510 47.95 200 300 black surfaces A CARVED AND PAINTED WOODEN HEAD OF A MAN, sporting a beard and moustache 511 27.95 100 200 on a wall bracket, H 50 cm THE MOUNTED KNIGHT ‐ AN ARMOUR FOR MAN AND HORSE Comprising a knight on horseback in tournament colours, charging with joust, horse at gallop and in ornamental parade armour, the knight's armour of bright steel with compositions of the 16th and 19th century, close helmet, two pieced visor with a pair of lattice vision slits and oval lattice breathings, falling bevor, skull complete with plume holder and roped edge neck plate, breast plate with pronounced central crease adorned with fantail decoration, back plate with diagonal line pattern, pauldrons each of six lames, elaborate couters with rope edging, latticed vambrance, tassets each of two lames, arched to centre and chased with filigree adornments, poeyns with spade shaped side wings, greaves roped edged with circular rivet arrangement on upper part and broad POA. Flatbed 512 sabbatons. The horse in bright steel armour comprising a red heraldic undercoat 20000 40000 delivery available and blue fabric saddle seat, the ornamental chanfron having spiked escutcheon, crinet of six lames inter connected with chain mail and decorated leather bindings, flared peytrel of three lames with a cross pattern boss on each side, crupper of seven lames embellished with Gothic decoration, tail guard with grotesque mask end panel, flachards each of two lames rope edged, armoured reigns and substantial cast iron stirrups, set and mounted on black wooden base H 295 cm, L 350 cm, overall height 361 cm The octagonal stage 66 cm high x 283 cm wide made from burr oak comprising various Knights of the Round Table inscribed on the outer edges, two knights per side and with their respective heraldic shield mounted below. Provenance: Exhibited in the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art

TWO LATE 19TH/20TH CENTURY ARTICULATED GAUNTLETS, one in blackened metal, 513 30.95 100 200 L 43 cm ‐ longest (2) FOUR LATE 19TH/20TH CENTURY HELMETS, to include an Oriental bronze example, a 514 47.95 400 600 jousting stick with extended neck guard etc. (4) A 19TH/20TH CENTURY FUNERARY STYLE HELMET, with closed visor in the form of a 515 27.95 600 800 skull mask with bared teeth, in the medieval style, H 38 cm 516 130‐ 170# A COLLECTION OF FIVE 19TH CENTURY TURNED AND PAINTED WOOD LANCES (5) 300 500 A GROUP OF FIVE ASSORTED HELMETS IN THE 16TH/17TH CENTURY STYLE, to include 517 60.95 2000 3000 some Continental styles (5) 518 30.95 A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BREAST PLATE, rounded brass studding 150 200 519 30.95 A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BREAST PLATE, rounded brass studding 150 200 A 20TH CENTURY COPY OF A CROMWELLIAN BREAST AND BACK PLATE, with leather 520 40.95 800 1200 strap fixings 521 47.95 A 20TH CENTURY COPY OF A CROMWELLIAN BREAST PLATE 400 600 A 19TH CENTURY BREAST PLATE AND TASSETS, mounted on a shield with a pair of 522 70.95 1000 1200 gauntlets with etched foliate design TWO MINIATURE SCALE MODELS REPRESENTING KNIGHTS ON ARMOURED HORSEBACK IN THE MAXIMILIAN STYLE, of very fine detail with embossed Gothic lames individually made from pressed steel complete with chain mail, leather work 523 60.95 and saddle seats, knights in full parade armour wearing sallets, pointed sabatons and 1000 2000 rowel spurs, swords held aloft in victory pose, horses in full bard of individual lames, chain mail neck guards and leather style crupper top, models of varying sizes but very similar in style, mounted on fine mahogany bases, H 67 cm ‐ largest (2)

524 41.95 A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH STYLE BREAST AND BACK PLATE, with brass studding 300 500 A COLLECTION OF FOURTEEN IRON AXE HEADS, to include a Celtic socketed type and 525 47.95 300 400 various other types from 5th century onwards (14) A BRASS AND PLATE GLASS DISPLAY CABINET, with one shelf, H 60 cm, W 77 cm, D 48 526 215 ‐ 285# 100 200 cm A MID 19TH CENTURY PATT 196 SHIP'S BINNACLE BY KELVIN BOTTOMLEY AND BARD LTD, in fine condition comprising single burner, brass domed head, elliptical viewing 527.0 150.95* panel, with a 6" W. Ludolph gimballed compass, red green quadrantal correctors on 800.0 1200.0 brass graduated scales, the circular oak plinth with machined ridges, spirit level, lower access doors and mounted on brass bed plate, H 132 cm, W 72 cm TWO SCOTTISH LEATHER COVERED SHIELDS with brass bosses and stud work, the 528 40.95 300 400 larger Dia 47 cm, the smaller Dia 40 cm (2) A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY PAINTED CAST IRON PLAQUES carrying the crowned Royal 529 110 ‐ 145# 500 700 Arms and letters J. W. L., H 71 cm (2) A LIGHT GREEN PAINTED 'MASTER UNIT GYRO COMPASS', (marked weight 144 lbs), H 530 70.95* 100 200 46 cm POA. Flatbed & Hiab crane delivery from £345 for deactivated A DEACTIVATED WWI PERIOD RUSSIAN WATER COOLED MAXIM HEAVY MACHINE 531 items able to to fit GUN, on wheeled trolley with front shield, No HM88 with the original wooden crate 800 1200 on a standard 2.4 Barrel length 70 cm Note ‐ 2006 Deactivation certificate metre wide rigid vehicle TWO PAINTED UNIFORM TINS, both named to G. H. Hodgson Royal Fusiliers, the 532 31.95 60 80 larger 105 cm x 37 cm x 26 cm (2) A MID 20TH CENTURY COPY OF MEDIEVAL DOG ARMOUR, fashioned from aluminium plate and mounted on a dog shaped base, comprising embossed riveted lames 533 50.95* artificially patinated and inter connected with leather straps, the headguard with ear 300 500 and muzzle protectors, neck plate of three lames, single back plate, hip and chest guard, H 93 cm, W 108 cm A FULL SUIT OF COMPOSITE ARMOUR 16TH CENTURY AND LATER, in bright steel, comprising a close helmet, skull rising to a pronounced comb, single piece beaked visor, pair of vision slits, vertical slotted breathings, hinged bevor, neck plate stepped with rope edging, pauldrons each of five lames, couters with spade shaped side wing, 534 215 ‐ 285# finger gauntlets rope edged and ridged, single breast plate, pronounced central 4000 6000 crease, fauld of one lame, tasset one lame, rope edging to cuisse, poleyns with spade shaped side wing, broad sabatons, brown velvet hose, gold cloth skirt with red floral embroidery mounted on black wooden base, H 167 cm, overall height 180 cm Note: Provenance Salisbury Hall A GROUP OF FIVE ASSORTED HELMETS, closed face examples, mainly 16th century 535 60.95 1500 2000 style (5) A 17TH CENTURY AND LATER PIKEMAN'S BREAST PLATE, with attached tassets and 536 50.95 articulated back plate, bearing maker's stamp to the front of the breast plate 'WC', H 400 600 66 cm 537 23.95 AN EARLY 16TH CENTURY CABASET HELMET, with brass studding, H 22 cm 100 200 A 16TH CENTURY ENGLISH FUNERARY HELMET, fixed three bar face protector, 538 35.95 800 1200 retaining some original paint work, H 51 cm A FINE SUIT OF 16TH CENTURY ARMOUR WITH LATER ADDITIONS, comprising a close helmet, skull rising to a medial roped comb, pair of vision slits (central section now deteriorated) split visor with vertical slotted breathings and roped edge, hinged bevor rounded and shaped to the chin, laminated neckplate rope edged, stepped gorget with roped finish to neck, breast plate with pronounced central crease, heavily rolled 539 250.95* rim having twin holes distributed evenly throughout and with helmet shaped 5000 8000 armourer's mark, fauld of one lame riveted to breast plate, pauldrons each of five lames, couters with spade side wings, roped edge finger gauntlets, the laminated cuisse with central ogee shape and ringed decoration on first lame, poleyns with spade side wings, broad sabatons, wearing red velvet hose and mounted on black wooden base, H 170 cm, overall height 198 cm 540 31.95 A BOER WAR 'WALKER PATENT' POWDER MAGAZINE, copper alloy, H 21 cm 700 900 AN 18TH CENTURY OVAL OTTOMAN BRONZE PLAQUE, depicting a Trophy of Arms, 541 27.95 800 1200 possibly from a cannon, 37 x 28 cm AN EARLY INDIAN HIDE SHIELD, re‐used in the 19th/20th century as a British Army 542 60.95 (King's Royal Rifles) trophy, with later silver and white metal mounts and award 800 1200 plaques, with added turned wood rim, Dia. 60 cm TWO CIRCULAR EARLY INDIAN HIDE SHIELDS, each with four boss decoration, the 543 30.95 200 300 largest Dia. 43 cm (2) A COLLECTION OF TWENTY TRAINING RIFLES, with spring loaded retractable barrels and wooden stocks, various markings to include late Victorian Queen's crown stamps, 544 189.95* 4000 6000 various W. D. marks and some with WWI Webley Scott stamps. All contained in four modern wooden racks, the longest 164 cm (20) A GOOD 17TH CENTURY ORIENTAL BRONZE DRAGON MUZZLE BREECH LOADING LANTAKA CANNON, the lower portion of octagonal form terminating in the tip of a dragons tail, with ridge spines along the length of the barrel, terminating with a 545 110 ‐ 145# 2000 4000 dragons head muzzle, green patination throughout, the central holding bracket, terminating in bird finials, mounted on modern bell shaped cast iron base, barrel length 178 cm POA. Flatbed & Hiab A 19TH CENTURY DUTCH BRONZE CANNON MOUNTED ON FIXED WOODEN crane delivery from CARRIAGE, , the multi stage barrel of tapering form, with raised defined bandings, £345 for deactivated swelled muzzle, rounded cascabel and knob, teardrop edge to vent, Chinese 546 items able to to fit 8000 10000 characters end of trunnions and base ring, mounted on fixed carriage, in good general on a standard 2.4 condition, green patination to barrel, later carriage in very good condition (no metre wide rigid wheels), L 107 cm, bore 7.5 cm vehicle A MEDIEVAL EUROPEAN LATE 15TH/EARLY16TH CENTURY IRON BREECH LOADING SWIVEL GUN, complete with bracket, of typical hoop and stave construction, 547 90.95* 2000 3000 complete with original chamber, wedge and positioning tail Barrel length 147 cm, Bore 16 cm A MEDIEVAL STYLE SWORD, with plain grip, guard and blade, with ovoid pommel, L 548 35.95 80 120 99 cm A PAIR OF MEDIEVAL STYLE TWO HANDED SWORDS, plain blades, red leather grips, 549 60.95 200 300 slanting cross guards with quatrefoil finials, L 138 cm (2) 550 70.95 FOUR THEATRICAL SHIELDS, three in Medieval style and one in Roman (4) 80 100 A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED REPRODUCTION ARMOUR, to include helmets, breast 551 159.95* 1000 2000 plates, chain mail etc. (a mixture of plastic and metal) AN UNUSUAL BARONIAL STYLE SIDE LIGHT, iron work globe top with horn plates on 552 110 ‐ 145# 200 400 velvet and studded pole, H 220 cm A COMPOSITION STONE PLINTH, in the form of a square pillar with marbled finish, W 553 130‐ 170# 80 120 100 cm, A/F A COLD PAINTED SPELTER FIGURE OF A CONQUISTADOR, in full armour, carrying a 554 36.95 100 200 large spear with furled blue flag, H 105 cm A GOTHIC STYLE FULL SUIT OF ARMOUR IN AN OAK BESPOKE CASTELLATED DISPLAY STAND, the armour in dulled steel with various embossed lames, the close armet with rounded skull and fluted comb, single piece bellows visor with double vision slits and pierced breathings, split bevor and neck collar, gorget arched downwards to centre, the two piece breast plate and placard rising with fleur de lys peak, pauldrons each of six lames, circular besagews with spoked decoration, rounded couter, rolled edge 555 215 ‐ 285# gauntlets with half finger plates, fauld of two lames arched in centre to conforming 6000 10000 tassets each of single lame and pointed, chain mail skirt and cloth inner with floral embroidery, cuisse each of two lames arched at top, poeyn with oval side wings, central crease to greave and with tapering pointed sabatons, mounted on a black wooden base, H 172 cm, overall H 200 cm held in a castellated illuminated display cabinet in burr oak with two sides exposed, raised platform and with blue velvet backing to rear, H 234 cm, W 90 cm, D 90 cm TWO MINIATURE SUITS OF ARMOUR, both with embossed decoration, one with 556 35.95 200 300 circular painted shield, H 40 cm A 19TH CENTURY CIRCULAR COPPER SHIELD, with embossed decoration, the centre 557 40.95 100 200 with a battle scene in front of a city A 19TH CENTURY ENGRAVING OF THE HONOURABLE KING'S CHAMPION, depicting 558 40.95 200 300 him in full armour on horseback, in gilt frame, 32 x 35 cm A MEDIEVAL EUROPEAN LATE 15TH/EARLY 16TH CENTURY IRON BREECH LOADING 559 80.95* SWIVEL GUN, of typical hoop and stave construction, retaining original securing 800 1200 wedge (tail absent), in relic condition Barrel length 94 cm, Bore 14 cm AN EARLY HAND MADE HORSE COAT, with red and gold heraldic crests, in two 560 35.95 400 600 sections, overall length 280 cm A 19TH CENTURY JOUSTING PLATE IN 16TH CENTURY STYLE, of multi plate 561 30.95 200 300 construction TWO 18TH CENTURY HEADSMAN'S AXES, both with iron heads and wooden shaft 562 47.95 150 250 handles, the larger with a 27 cm cutting edge and with maker's mark 'Volans'? (2) A FRAMED ROYAL BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH, showing King Edward VII with 563 40.95 50 100 Princess Alexandra, dated 8th May 1888, in a carriage, 26 x 37 cm A CAST IRON NAVAL PLAQUE ON WOODEN SHIELD, with dedication inscription: 'Presented by the Lord Commissioners of the Admiralty to Shipston‐on‐Stour Rural 564 60.95 150 200 District Council to commemorate the adoption of HMS Gavotte during Stour Valley Warship Week, March 1942', 84 x 49 cm A 17TH CENTURY WROUGHT IRON BOUND ARMADA CHEST, with twin carry handles 565 110 ‐ 155# to the sides, the inside with a twisted hinged support for the hinged lid, false lock 500 700 plate escutcheon to the front and twin hasp bars, W 110 cm, H 53 cm, D 52 cm A 17TH CENTURY IRON ARMADA CHEST with elaborate locking mechanism, the 566 80.95* hinged lid and sides with overall strapwork, the front with catches and clasps, twin 800 1200 carry handles to the sides, W 81 cm, H 38 cm, D 46 cm POA. Flatbed & Hiab crane delivery from £345 for deactivated A BRONZE CONTEMPORARY SCULPTURE OF A HUNTSMAN WITH TWO HOUNDS, the 567 items able to to fit huntsman in traditional attire holding a rifle, on a rectangular base, H 191 cm, W 95 1000 2000 on a standard 2.4 cm, D 125 cm metre wide rigid vehicle A LARGE LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK GLAZED DISPLAY CABINET, having 568 215 ‐ 285# pagoda top above two full length glazed doors, carved detail to the front, brass 400 600 handles, H 228 cm, W 128 cm, D 36 cm A VERY FINE QUARTER SCALE MUSEUM DISPLAY MODEL OF A MOUNTED PAGEANT KNIGHT, fully articulated and handmade with embossed steel lames comprising a knight with lance, shield over shoulder and saddled upright on armoured horse, the knight in Gothic style wearing sallet, three piece breast plate, hexagram besagews, finger gauntlets, fish tail poleyns, arrow ridged greaves, rowel spurs, pointed 569 220.95* sabatons and wearing mustard coloured hose. The horse at slow gait, in conforming 3000 5000 Gothic bard comprising a ridged chanfron, spurred escutcheon, crinet of six lames, flared peytrel, single lame flanchards, crupper of three lames with rigged tailguard, armoured reigns, red heraldic undercoat and saddle steel, the horse carved in wood having painted eyes, genuine tail hair and mounted on a wooden base, H 113 cm, W 110 cm, overall height 135 cm A RARE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR PERIOD SIEGE HELMET, of heavily blackened iron construction, two piece rounded skull with three bar drop down face guard, with 570 35.95 hinged one piece neck guard and curved shoulder plates, H 48 cm Note: Provenance‐ 2000 4000 Bonhams Auction 18894 20th July 2011 Lot 174 Christies ‐ Auction 20th October 1982 Lot 69 A SET OF FOUR FRAMED HUNTING SCENE PHOTOGRAPHS, titled 'Shooting on 571 50.95 100 200 Crossgill Moor, Cumberland, Aug 1939', 51 x 46 cm (4) A MOUNTED COLLECTION OF EIGHT MODERN SCOTTISH DIRKS (Queen's crown 572 70.95 300 500 pommels) mounted on a 19th century circular plaque A COLLECTION OF TWENTY INDIAN LOCKS (possibly 17th century), mounted on 573 70.95 500 600 circular plaque from Sherbourne Castle A COLLECTION OF SIXTEEN INDIAN LOCKS (possibly 17th century), mounted on 574 70.95 400 600 circular plaque from Sherbourne Castle TWO SCOTTISH TYPE SHIELDS, the larger with domed central boss and iron 575 70.95 strapwork, the smaller with hide cover and stud work, together with a 20th century 200 400 battle axe (3) TWO 20TH CENTURY SCOTTISH TYPE BASKET HILT SWORDS, with black scabbards and 576 40.95 200 300 red tassels, both carrying 'Wilkinson' marks, L 100 cm (2) A GLAZED DISPLAY CABINET, containing a selection of miniature armour and plaques, 577 47.95 80 120 to include a shield, breast plate etc., 40 x 51.5 x 18 cm A CARVED AND PAINTED GILT WOOD PLAQUE, in the form of a crowned double 578 50.95 80 120 headed eagle, bearing Coat of Arms to chest, H 56 cm A MEDIEVAL EUROPEAN LATE 15TH/EARLY 16TH CENTURY IRON BREECH LOADING 579 90 ‐ 135# SWIVEL GUN, of typical hoop and stave construction and long positioning tail, in relic 1000 1500 condition Barrel length 162 cm, Bore 17 cm A FINE QUALITY MAHOGANY MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET FROM THE WALLACE COLLECTION ‐ LONDON, the rectangular cabinet with panelled back raised on tapered 580 215 ‐ 285# 800 1200 supports united by a pierced shaped stretcher, front glass panel opens, H 193 cm, W 164 cm, D 71 cm FRANZ XAVIER WOLFE (1887‐1972), portrait of a man wearing a cap, signed upper 581 23.95 100 200 right, oil on panel, gilt framed, 17 x 12 cm A COLLECTION OF EARLY ETHNIC CERAMICS, to include a black finished Coronation 582 47.95 500 600 urn and contents, bearing old collector's label 'Pre‐Syrian‐Egypt til 3400BC' A 19TH CENTURY LEATHER POUCH ON SHOULDER STRAP, with brass clasp engraved 'I 583 18.95 P Evans Griffe', containing a small number of Victorian postage covers and a pair of 60 100 steel rimmed spectacles in case A CARVED OAK PANEL WITH CENTRAL COPPER PLAQUE depicting a sailing ship, 584 40.95 inscribed 'Made From The Old Foudroyant, launched Plymouth 1798. Wrecked 80 120 Blackpool 1897', 38.5 x 30 cm A PAIR OF SILVER GILT GOBLETS, with foliate decorations, both with heraldic crests to front, both bearing maker's mark 'D. H. over C. H.', one hallmarked London 1865 and 585 18.95 engraved 'Witley Aug 8th 1866', the other London 1866 engraved 'From His Mother 250 350 Aug 1866', in fitted case with red plush interior, marked 'Martin & Co. Goldsmiths to the Queen, Cheltenham', each goblet H 17 cm A COLLECTION OF EASTERN AND ISLAMIC STYLE METALWARE ITEMS, to include a 586 36.95 300 500 hanging lamp, temple jar and cover, bowl etc. (7) A NEAR PAIR OF EASTERN COPPER HORNS, with applied fancy bands, possibly musical 587 41.95 80 120 or for holding torches, L 163 cm and 153 cm A LARGE 18TH CENTURY AND LATER CARVED OAK COURT CUPBOARD, the upper section bearing later carved date '1637' to the frieze, two carved panel doors to 588 215 ‐ 285# 600 1000 either side of a central carved panel, the lower section similar, numerous alterations, H 139 cm, W 198 cm, D 57 cm A LARGE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FRAMED MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET, the 589 215 ‐ 285# rectangular framed cabinet raised on turned supports, side panels remove, H 193 cm, 500 800 W 180 cm, D 83 cm A CHIPPENDALE STYLE MAHOGANY COMMODE, of bombe form, the shaped top with carved detail to the edges over a pair of shaped doors, decorated with Rococo carved 590 170.95* 1200 1500 detail, raised on shaped cabriole supports, late 19th/early 20th century, H 92 cm, W 108 cm, D 55 cm A LARGE AND IMPRESSIVE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET, having five full length glazed doors, the three central doors flanked by two arched 591 285 ‐ 375# 2000 3000 doors, overhung cornice, raised on a plinth base, later fitted back and replacement shelves, H 244 cm, W 371 cm, D 42.5 cm A LARGE TUDOR OAK GLAZED DISPLAY CABINET, the overhung cornice with carved detail including the Tudor rose, above a single glazed door, enclosing adjustable 592 145 ‐ 190# 1000 1500 shelves, the lower section with a single heavy carved door in concentric patterns, turned columns to each side, raised on bun feet, H 245 cm, W 116 cm, D 57 cm AFTER PETER PAUL RUBENS (1577‐1640), 'The Boar Hunt', oil on canvas, gilt framed, 593 135 ‐ 170# 2000 3000 143 x 243 cm A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED TRIBAL MASKS AND FIGURES, to include carved and 594 60.95 600 1000 beaded examples (20) AN OAK GATELEG DROPLEAF TABLE, raised on turned supports, single frieze drawer, 595 110 ‐ 155# 60 100 H 73 cm, W 158 cm, A/F A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY 596 215 ‐ 285# CABINET, opening to both ends, raised on turned supports, H 192 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 600 1000 cm A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED SQUARE MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET, 597 215 ‐ 285# the hinged door opening to one side, the stand with tapered supports, H 214 cm, W 600 1000 105 cm, D 105 cm A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED SQUARE MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET, 598 215 ‐ 285# the hinged door opening to one side, the stand with tapered supports, H 214 cm, W 600 1000 105 cm, D 105 cm A 19TH/20TH CENTURY PIKEMAN'S ARMOUR IN THE 17TH CENTURY STYLE, consisting of plain breast and back plate, the tassets with studded heart and lozenge 599 40.95 300 500 decoration, together with a brimmed helmet with studded edges to the skull and brim, plume holder to the back, overall length 78 cm A GOOD QUALITY 17TH CENTURY INDIAN CHAIN MAIL SHIRT, the high neck, short sleeve chain mail shirt, steel woven of dense formation with interlocking riveted 600 36.95 rings, brass and amulet patterned rings adorn the lower edge to form a decorative 150 250 border, front edge tapering downwards, mostly complete, with crude seam repairs in places, H 62 cm W 90 cm A GLAZED MAHOGANY TABLE TOP DISPLAY CABINET, in the Gothic style, glazed to the top and on three sides, the rear panel with drop down locking mechanism, the 605 110 ‐ 155# 100 200 frame rounded with pillar corners surmounted with urn finials, H 22 cm, W 80 cm, D 50 cm A 20TH CENTURY OAK GLAZED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET ON 606 215 ‐ 285# STAND, opening to both ends, one glass shelf, raised on squared supports, H 191 cm, 400 600 W 184 cm, D 86 cm A 20TH CENTURY OAK GLAZED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET ON 607 215 ‐ 285# STAND, opening to both ends, one glass shelf, raised on squared supports, H 191 cm, 400 600 W 184, D 86 cm A 20TH CENTURY OAK GLAZED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET ON 608 215 ‐ 285# STAND, opening to both ends, one glass shelf, raised on squared supports, H 191 cm, 400 600 W 184, D 86 cm A 20TH CENTURY OAK GLAZED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET ON 609 215 ‐ 285# STAND, opening to both ends, one glass shelf, raised on squared supports, H 191 cm, 400 600 W 184, D 86 cm A 20TH CENTURY OAK GLAZED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET ON 610 215 ‐ 285# STAND, opening to both ends, one glass shelf, raised on squared supports, H 191 cm, 400 600 W 184, D 86 cm A 20TH CENTURY OAK GLAZED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET ON 611 215 ‐ 285# STAND, opening to both ends, one glass shelf, raised on squared supports, H 191 cm, 400 600 W 184, D 86 cm A 20TH CENTURY OAK GLAZED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET ON 612 215 ‐ 285# STAND, opening to both ends, one glass shelf, raised on squared supports, H 191 cm, 400 600 W 184, D 86 cm A 20TH CENTURY OAK GLAZED UPRIGHT TWO DOOR MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET, 613 215 ‐ 285# 200 400 three glass shelves, H 183 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 cm A 20TH CENTURY OAK GLAZED UPRIGHT TWO DOOR MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET, 614 215 ‐ 285# 200 400 three glass shelves, H 183 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 cm A 20TH CENTURY OAK GLAZED UPRIGHT TWO DOOR MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET, 615 215 ‐ 285# 200 400 three glass shelves, H 183 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 cm A 20TH CENTURY OAK GLAZED UPRIGHT TWO DOOR MUSEUM DISPLAY CABINET, 616 215 ‐ 285# 200 400 three glass shelves, H 183 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 cm A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY 617 215 ‐ 285# CABINET, opening to both ends, raised on turned supports, H 192 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 600 1000 cm A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY 618 215 ‐ 285# CABINET, opening to both ends, raised on turned supports, H 192 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 600 1000 cm A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY 619 215 ‐ 285# CABINET, opening to both ends, raised on turned supports, H 192 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 600 1000 cm A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY 620 215 ‐ 285# CABINET, opening to both ends, raised on turned supports, H 192 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 600 1000 cm A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY 621 215 ‐ 285# CABINET, opening to both ends, raised on turned supports, H 192 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 600 1000 cm A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY 622 215 ‐ 285# CABINET, opening to both ends, raised on turned supports, H 192 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 600 1000 cm A LARGE 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FRAMED RECTANGULAR MUSEUM DISPLAY 623 215 ‐ 285# CABINET, opening to both ends, raised on turned supports, H 192 cm, W 181 cm, D 82 600 1000 cm A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY GLAZED TRIPLE BOOKCASE/DISPLAY CABINET, with 624 215 ‐ 285# three full length glazed doors enclosing adjustable wooden shelves, painted number 300 500 '30' to the frieze, H 209 cm, W 186 cm, D 44 cm A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TALL GLAZED CAMPAIGN STYLE GUN CABINET, the 625 170 ‐ 215# twin glazed door upper section above three drawers, each drawer with inset brass 400 600 handles, raised on bun feet, H 266 cm, W 105 cm, D 33 cm A LARGE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY GLAZED BOOKCASE, the glazed upper section 626 215 ‐ 285# having two sliding doors above an arrangement of eight drawers, all with inset brass 600 1000 handles, raised on a plain plinth, H 245 cm, W 167 cm, D 45 cm