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Los 565
A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK, the foliate engraved silvered dial with sunk chapter ring, Arabic numerals and rosette centre, silvered platform lever escapement, push repeat and coiled gong strike, the bow fronted case with fluted swing handle and column sides, 6" high, together with leather travelling case
Los 31
Norfolk – poachers – the Bow Street Runners ms document dated December 1788 being the fair copy of a report by Moses Murrant and John Shallard Officers Belonging to the Public Office in Bow Street London reporting on their activities against poachers in Norfolk. Written in a neat hand on 2pp folio good condition
Los 92
A Lowestoft Porcelain Chelsea Ewer, circa 1780, of traditional form painted in underglaze blue with chinoiserie foliage, 10cm long; A Derby Porcelain Dolphin Ewer, circa 1770, painted with flowersprays, 7.5cm high; A Similar Dolphin Ewer, without decoration, 7.5cm high; and Two Bow White Porcelain Figures (5)
Los 480
A Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring, an oval cut sapphire within a double border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in yellow claw settings, to a lined shoulder shank, total diamond weight 3.00 carat approximately, finger size R, and A Pair of Sapphire and Diamond Drop Earrings, a cluster suspends a diamond set bow which surmounts a pear cut sapphire within a double border of round brilliant cut diamonds, total diamond weight 1.20 carat approximately, drop measures 3cm, with post fittings for pierced ears
Los 1288
A Mid 19th Century Yewwood Windsor Armchair, the double bow back support above a pierced splat and turned spindle armrests, above an elm moulded seat, raised on turned spindle legs joined by a crinoline understretcher, 48cm by 39cm by 92cm; and A Similar Smaller Example, 49cm by 39cm by 88cm (2)
Los 992
* A Great War U.S. Army Trench Knife by `L.F. & Co.`, the 22.7cm triangular steel blade with steel studded knuckle bow stamped `U.S. L.F.& C. 1917`, wooden grip, 35.5cm overall, together with a Second World War Period Fighting Knife, the 18cm wide steel blade with blackened cross guard, wooden grip with copper rivets, 31cm overall, and a 1960s `Pig Sticker` Type Knife, all steel with 16.5cm cruciform type blade, chequered grip, 28cm overall, in its steel scabbard, with webbing frog (3)
Los 285
* Battle of Britain Lace Panel. A fine Jacquard woven commemorative lace panel manufactured by Messrs. Dobsons and M. Browne & Co. Ltd., of Nottingham, c. 1948,extensively embroidered with images and scenes representing the bombing of London and the valiant battle fought by the Royal Air Force in defense of the British Isles against the highly trained and numerically superior German Air Force. From top to bottom the panel depicts badges of the New Zealand Air Force, the Royal Canadian Air Force, the RAF, the Royal Australian Air Force and the South African Air Force, the legend `The Battle of Britain` appears on a background of flames, the central panel is dominated by British and German combat aircraft, including Spitfires, Hurricanes, Defiants, Me.`s., Stukkas and Dorniers, with a pilot bailing out over a typical country cottage and an English Mansion, with a large image of St. Paul`s Cathedral surrounded by flames, and a ribbon banner containing Churchill`s words `Never was so much owed by so many to so few`. The side panels containing images of wartorn buildings in London, including a tottering building in Queen Victoria Street, City Temple, the Old Bailey, Buckingham Palace, Bow Church, St. Clement Danes, Walls of the Guildhall, the House of Commons, plus an A/A gun and searchlights in action and a figure of a fighter pilot standing by his aircraft. The border decoration is comprised of ripening ears of corn representing the season during which the Battle of Britain took place, interwoven with Tudor roses, thistles, shamrock and oak leaves, overall size 15 feet long by 65 ins wide (450 x 162.5 cm), in excellent, unblemished condition It is thought that about thirty-eight panels were produced and were presented to King George VI, Winston Churchill, various RAF units, Westminster Abbey, the City of London, the City of Nottingham, the Burgomaster of Holland, airmen from the Commonwealth and several others. The design and weaving of the panels reputedly took over three years to complete and required 40,000 Jacquard pattern cards, 975 bobbins and 41,830m of cotton for each panel. After manufacture was completed the Jacquard was destroyed. (1)
Los 113
A late Victorian mahogany twin pedestal dressing table with cartouche shaped mirror in moulded frame and serpentine supports, the brake front base with moulded rim and central drawer and each bow fronted pedestal with 4 further drawers with bun handles (137cms wide, as viewed, one handle missing)
Los 990
A 19th century mahogany toilet mirror, the rectangular plate on turned and ringed supports to the bow fronted three drawer base on turned feet, a 19th century mahogany toilet mirror with shield shaped plate on scroll supports to the three drawer base on ogee bracket feet, and a circa 1900 oval toilet mirror
Los 132
A court sword, hollow-triangular section blade 31 3/4 in. with panels of etched decoration to the forte, all-steel hilt with openwork shell, slender knuckle bow, urn pommel and grip all set with faceted steel studs, steel mounted black leather scabbard, frog stud decorated ensuite to the hilt, complete with a belt and sword bag.
Los 137
A 19th Century sidearm, curved single-edged blade 26 1/4 in.with ‘false’ back edge for the last 9 1/2 in. and a single broad fuller to each side, marked for Mole and Sons Birmingham and bearing Indian ordnance marks, stirrup hilt with brass knuckle bow and pommel, ribbed cast iron grip, leather scabbard, possibly for use by police or customs officers.
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