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Los 1160
A Continental aquamarine bow brooch, circa 1940, the brooch with an emerald cut aquamarine, four claw set to the centre, to a looped bow with a milled and diamond cut white band, together with a matched pair of aquamarine earrings, circa 1940, composed of an emerald cut aquamarine, end set to a pierced collet, with fleur-de-lys above and clip fittings, tested as approximately 18ct gold
Los 99
A violin, with a 14 inch two piece back, with two bows, one stamped Tourte, cased, and a concertina (2) Condition report Report by NG Violin: Bears no label. Several cracks in belly. Shallow but one each side running from top of violin to top of F holes. Peg box with a couple of cracks and appears to have been repaired. Pegs are matched. Violin scratched and with general wear. Unmarked bow. Needs new hair, piece of rubber tubing used as grip, length slightly bent. Other stamped Tourte. Wear and tear grip worn. General wear. Both bows will not unscrew. Concertina: 21 keys, wooden ends which are both split. Unnamed. Holes to bellows. Applied decoration missing and broken.
Los 743
A pair of walnut bow front bedside cupboards, 38 cm wide, and a 19th century mahogany pembroke table (3) Condition report Report by GH In terms of age these are 20th century, probably 1930s or '40s. Height - 77.5 cm Depth - 40.5 cm In terms of condition, one of the cabinets has some water staining to the varnish on the top surface, which has slightly damaged the finish, but this is localised, otherwise good with one of the cupboard doors with some scratches and otherwise light knocks, scratches and chips commensurate with use.
Los 503
COLLECTION OF VICTORIAN MINTON'S PLATES AND SAUCERS comprising a plate with a hand-painted landscape scene on a white ground, with gilt highlights and turquoise band to the outer rim, pat. no. D4578, 22.5cm diameter; together with a plate with a scalloped rim, hand-painted with flowers, globe mark to base, impressed mark, pat. no. A5892, a plate of turquoise bow design on a white ground, impressed mark, pat. no. 66691, a plate depicting birds, each contained with a cartouche, with turquoise bow design and gilt highlights, and a plate with rose design and foliate garland, turquoise band with gilt highlights, pat. no. B4481, and one other plate with turquoise foliate design; together with four saucers, including pat. nos. G204, A6391, and 795, the other with incised Minton mark (10)
Los 354
SET OF SIX GEORGE V SILVER GRAPEFRUIT SPOONS maker Robert Stewart, London 1925, elongated bowls, handles with bow and swag details, inside a fitted Liberty's case, each 13.5cm long; together with a set of six floral enamelled silver coffee spoons, maker Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1933, each with enamel finials modelled as a group of three flowers, each 10cm long; approximately 134g gross
Los 154
A late Victorian green silk two-piece day dress,forest green and pale green stripe woven with a black geometric design, black bobbin lace and fabric collar with black button-up front and black lace trim, full-length sleeve terminating with lace bow and button detail together with matching full skirt,a late Victorian blue silk two-piece day dress,printed with a blue floral pattern, 'V' shaped neckline decorated with bobbin lace, button-up and boned bodice with matching bustle skirt (2)
Los 156
A mid-Victorian black silk bombazine two-piece dress,c.1860, with black grosgrain over collar, bow detail to neckline, boned bodice, puffed full length sleeves and matching crinoline full shaped skirt decorated with cord and bow detail, both with Footman Pretty & Nicolson of Ipswich label,mid-Victorian cream grosgrain two-piece evening gown,including a corset bodice with silk pleated frill to neckline and velvet cream and pink bow to hemline, anda matching crinoline shaped skirt,c.1860, with velvet bow detail (3)
Los 1051
Romania, Queen Marie’s Cross (4), Second Class (3), one on war ribbon, another on bow, Third Class; Societate Principesa Maria badges (2), one with name of society on vertical limb, large ornate gilt cross, height 115mm, with Queen Marie’s birth date on base and an unofficial silver nursing medal, very fine or better (8)
Los 1098
Romania, Republic, Order of the Star, Military Division, Commander’s neck badge with swords above cross for Peacetime Merit, in gilt and enamels; Officer’s breast badge with swords in angels for War Merit, in bronze-gilt and enamels, on ladies bow; Officers breast badge with swords above cross for Peacetime Merit in gilt and enamels, obverse shield lacking and reverse centre detached; Knight’s breast with swords in angles for War Merit, this on ladies bow and lacking obverse central shield; other insignia (4), similar but with motto, genere et corde fratres (the motto of the Order of the Union), four pointed breast stars (2), in silver, with gilt and enamelled centre, one with slack centre; Knight’s breast badge, with swords above cross for Peacetime Merit, similar but with motto silvered metal and enamels, defects excepting good very fine or better (6)
Los 1193
Miscellaneous (6), Ethiopia, Order of Menelik II, Knight’s breast badge, in silver-gilt and enamels; Japan, Order of the Rising Sun, Copy breast badge, in gilt and enamels; Latvia, Order of the Three Stars, Knight’s breast badge, in silver, gilt and enamels; Monaco, Order of Grimaldi, Knight’s breast badge, in silver and white enamels; Netherlands, Coronation Medal 1948, on lady’s bow; Thailand, Order of the Crown, type 2, Third Class neck badge, in silver-gilt and enamel, good very fine or better (6)
Los 501
Portugal, Order of Christ, jewelled neck badge, mid-19th century, in silver and silver-gilt, jewelled plain cross centre, with pastes set into a larger red crystal cross, upper bow suspension set with pastes of varied sizes, width 44mm, tiny chip and occasional small internal faults to crystal, nick to silver at foot of cross, otherwise very fine
Los 505
Portugal, Order of Christ, jewelled breast badge, mid-late 18th century, in silver, gold and enamels, pastes surrounding glazed enamel centre and gold inner border, gold suspension loop with bow suspension set with pastes above, and reverse brooch pin for wear, width 24mm, small flaws to enamel beneath glazed lunette, very fine
Los 548
Portugal, Order of St James of the Sword, jewelled badge, mid-19th century, in silver, central cross in red-crystal with outer border and bow suspension set with pastes, width 28mm, reverse brooch pin for wear, brooch pin slightly bent and some wear to reverse silver, one paste loose, otherwise good very fine
Los 737
Bulgaria, Bronze Merit Medal with Crown (2), both Regency period (1943-46), one on bravery ribbon, this cased; Commemorative medals (5), Serbo-Bulgarian War 1885, type 2 in silver; Yambol-Bourgas Railway 1890 (2), in silver and bronze; 80th Birthday of Princess Clementina, mother of Prince Ferdinand, 1899, in bronze; Cross for the Proclamation of the Kingdom 1908, last on lady’s bow, third fine, others good very fine or better; together with Wound Badge for 1 wound, backing plate corroded, very fine (7)
Los 834
France, Miscellaneous Medals (8), comprising: Vanquishers of the Bastille 1789, bronze medal issued for the centenary in 1889, with original bow ribbon, extremely fine; bronze commemorative for the Polish Rebellion, 1831, by Barre; Societé Française des Secours aux Blessés 1864-66, in silvered bronze, engraved (Mr Bory); Association of Philanthropic Friends of Saphis Veterans 1899, with enamelled clasp 26/6 Le Burnous 1899; Union des Chasseurs à Pied Veterans’ Medal 1904, engraved (À Mr Roux); Arras Medal 1914-18, by Bouvier, in silvered bronze; Veterans of Chemins des Dames 1914-18 and 1939-40, this with clasp Aisne 1939-40; and a satirical ‘Croix du Lièvre’, 1940, many very fine or better (8)
Los 901
Miscellaneous Great War Medals (13), British War and Victory Medal pair (1105 A. Cpl. H. T. Northcott. R.A.M.C.), 1914-15 Stars (3- 133096 Pnr. G. Evans. R.E. / 100346 Dvr. W.E. Harris. R.F.A. / erased), British War Medals (3- 2-Lieut. D.A. Bell / 1105 A. Cpl. H.T. Northcott R.A.M.C. / 206926 Cpl. S.L. Smallwood R.A.F.); Victory Medals (4- 48506 Pte. A. Hill, 1-7-R. Warwick R. / Lieut. H.D.A. Hunter / 1552 Dvr. Mohd. Shafi / 110801 Gnr. F.P. Simpson. R.A.); Memorial Plaque (Arthur Foster), fine and better; with Silver Jubilee 1935 and Coronation 1937 pair to John Chaston, with forwarding letters for both medals, Coronation 1953, in case of issue, with lady’s bow and forwarding letter to Jane May Roach; Civil Defence Long Service, pre 1968 type, with fire watching exemption certificate to Miss E.B.M. Clifford, Warden, Swindon Area Civil Defence Service; Bomber Command and National Service commemoratives, both in cases of issue; Birmingham 1902 Coronation medal, in case of issue; L.C.C. King’s medal for school attendance, with related ribbon and bars, and Masonic Million Fund medal, cased, mostly extremely fine (lot)
Los 940
A Scarce ‘Operation Kronstadt’ D.S.M. Trio awarded to Chief Motor Mechanic William Eric Whyte, Royal Navy, who took part in the second raid upon Kronstadt Harbour on the 18th of August, 1919 [for which two VCs were awarded]; he was subsequently taken prisoner when his motor torpedo boat CMB.24, under the command of Commander L.E.S. Napier, was sunk after receiving critical shell damage during the attack on her target the Russian destroyer Gavriil, comprising: Distinguished Service Medal, GVR (M.B. 3006. W.E. Whyte, Ch. M. M. R.N.V.R. “C.M.B.24” Cronstadt Harbour 18. Aug. 1919.); British War and Victory Medals (M.B. 3006 W.E. Whyte. M.M. R.N.V.R.), toned, about extremely fine (3) NOTE: D.S.M.: London Gazette, 04 May 1920 [which includes three of the last 5 D.S.M.s awarded during the Great War, all three being to R.N.V.R. recipients who took part in Motor-Torpedo Boats during the attack on Kronstadt Harbour, and presumably given at this late date upon their return from being held as P.O.W.). William Eric Whyte was born on the 1st of January, 1897 at Portsmouth Hants, and he joined the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve as a Motor Mechanic on the 20th of June 1918. On the 30th of August 1918 he began working in CMB motor boats, and soon found himself in action. In 1919 a secret base was established at Terrioki in Finland from which 8 coastal motor boats (C.M.B.) were used to land and collect British secret agents operating in Bolshevik Russia. However, on the 17th June 1919, a more aggressive course of action was decided upon, where a C.M.B. under the command of Lieutenant Augustus Agar (later V.C.) mounted a torpedo attack on the Bolshevik cruiser Oleg in Kronstadt harbour. The cruiser was sunk and furthermore, Agar brought his vessel C.M.B. 4 safely back to base. After this initial success, a second, larger attack on Kronstadt was made on the 18th of August. Agar chose to take C.M.B. 7 into Kronstadt once more, acting as guide to a flotilla of seven other larger 55’ C.M.B.s. The attack itself was led by Commander Claude Dobson, who split the flotilla into two groups. Group 1 included C.M.B. 79A (Bremner), C.M.B. 31BD (Dobson) and C.M.B. 88BD (“Mossy” Dayrell-Reed), and Group 2 included C.M.B. 62BD (Brade), C.M.B. 86 (Howard) and C.M.B. 72 (Bodley) in group 2. C.M.B. 24A (Napier) was to operate independently, but had the specific task of neutralising the Russian destroyer Gavriil, which was acting as guard beyond the harbour entrance. As recorded in ‘Operation Kronstadt’ by Harry Ferguson, C.M.B.-24 was sunk during its headlong attack upon the Gavriil, where despite firing its torpedoes, which either malfunctioned or missed their target, it received heavy shellfire very close to its hull, to the extent that the vessel split along its bow and threw Napier and much of the crew into the water. The crew, as follows, were all taken prisoner: Lt Laurence E S Napier RN, Lt Osman C H Giddy RN (wounded by shell slinters to the back), Chief Motor Mechanic William Eric White, LS Herbert J Bowles, AB Charles A Harvey (wounded, right arm). The remaining C.M.B.s attacked with some success, with one torpedo striking home against the Gavriil, and one hitting the dockside. For their roles in leading and pressing home their attacks upon the Russian battleships Andrei Pervozsvanny and Petropavlovsk with their torpedoes, Commander Dobson and Lieutenant Steele were later awarded the Victoria Cross. Sold with copied service papers, which note: ‘taken Prisoner of War by Bolsheviks during attack on 18 Aug 1919 on Kronstadt’ and ‘released March 1920 repatriated…to R.N. Barracks, Portsmouth on 3rd April 1920.’
Los 632
19th century and other lace comprising; a cream needle-run lace long shawl, a similar floral and bow motif shawl, a cream silk lace triangular shawl, a fine black net shawl embroidered with gold and silver metalised thread in floral sprays and garlands and a black floral and foliate needle-run triangular shawl with frill to edge (5)
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