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Los 759
John Bird, London, a fine 18th century bronze sundial: the 41.5cm. circular engraved scale with outer ring of Roman numerals, before/after the sun ring, calendar ring and compass points, with bronze gnomon, signed John Bird, London, bears Coat of Arms for the Buller family, green verdigris patination overall. * Provenance: Kingsnympton Park, Devon. * Notes: John Bird [1709-1776] worked in London for Jonathan Sisson but by 1745 had his own business in the Strand and was advised by the eminent clock maker George Graham. Bird was commissioned to make a brass quadrant 8 feet across for the Royal Observatory at Greenwich where it remains to this day .He also supplied the astronomer James Bradley with further instruments of such quality that the commissioners of longitude paid him the huge sum of £500 on condition that he take on a 7-year apprentice and produce in writing on oath a full account of his working methods. This was the origin of his two treatises 'The Method of Dividing Instruments [1767]' and 'The Method of Constructing Mural Quadrants [1768]'.
Los 1270
A Chinese carved, red painted and giltwood rectangular charm tablet, carved with a seated figure holding a scroll below a compass and character inscription, 7.5ins (19cm) x 4.5ins (11.5cm), three other similar charm tablets, a Chinese carved painted and giltwood travelling shrine, opening to reveal a seated figure of Guanyin flanked by two standing acolytes, 8ins (20.3cm) high, and seven carved and painted table screens, various
Los 788
An early 20th Century French carriage style desk timepiece, barometer, thermometer and compass, the twin 1.875ins diameter white enamel dials with Arabic numerals to the eight day single train movement, and the barometer with aneroid movement, contained in plated brass and bevelled glass rectangular case, 6.5ins x 2.75ins x 4.75ins high ( plating rubbed on top and at highlights and side panel loose)
Los 177
A green tartan, white and gold Masonic apron, embroidered with gold compass and set square enclosing the letter 'G', 37cm high x 40cm wide, together with various Masonic leaflets and yearbook of 'The Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Scotland', Edinburgh 1966, as well as a small horn dagger, a plated lady's heart motif belt, a tartan belt with plated thistle buckle, a vintage Rowntrees tin depicting scenes from Shakespeare and a vintage faux leather carry case (a lot)
Los 387
Superb Great War Ensemble of an Officer of the Duke of Wellingtons West Riding Regiment, consisting of four pocket cuff rank tunic of a Captain, brass regimental tunic buttons to the front and pockets. Bronze officers collar badges with bronze T’s underneath. Officers khaki breeches with ties to the lower legs. Officers brown leather lace up boots. Sam Browne belt with double straps, Webley pistol holster, brown painted officers torch, ammunition pouch, compass in case and officers 1916 dated binoculars. Uniform also accompanied by a fine Officers type “Gor Blimey” peaked cap with bronze regimental cap badge to the front. Original brown leather chinstrap and cloth strap holding up the neck flap section. Interior of the cap has fine lining with leather sweatband. Grouping is mounted for display on a museum mannequin which is included with the lot. A fine instant display of a Great War British officer. Set has not been removed by C&T Auctioneers from the mannequin and inspected the interiors of the tunic or breeches.
Los 535
Great War British Equipment consisting of officers cloth haversack side bag with shoulder strap, cavalry pattern mess tin with WD stamp to the bottom, another metal mess tin, officers compass in brown leather case, officers sam browne belt with sword frog and Hotchkiss machine gun ammunition tin. (6 items)
Los 313
TWO VICTORIAN PAPIER MACHE SNUFF BOXES, A GLASS DOMED INKWELL WITH BRASS CAP, 8CM DIAM, A MINIATURE AMBER CARVING OF AN ELEPHANT, A MALACHITE CARVING OF AN ELEPHANT, AN F & R PRATT RECTANGULAR BOX WITH COLOUR PAINTED LID, A TURNED CORNISH SERPENTINE DESK SUNDIAL INSET WITH A COMPASS, THREE SILVER TEASPOONS, A SILVER FOB SPOON, A MINIATURE AGATE PESTLE AND MORTAR, ECT
Los 757
Medals & Paraphernalia: World War One, (Mercantile Marine Medal) Hanrahan (Timothy), a group of two Medals and ribbon (in original packets) together with letter and form of authority to wear, also his Metropolitan Public Carriage Licence and Pouch, his Compass, Water Bottle, also a ring of brass Tram Tokens, all together in a green ivory issue Tin Box. As a collection, w.a.f. (1)
Los 3744
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, WORLD MEDALS, Italy, St Peter, Oval Cast Bronze Plaquette, 17th / 18th Century, the hooded and shrouded but bare-footed Saint stands near rocky altar holding bible and keys, 96.5mm x 70mm. Cast on a thin flan, possibly once silvered, very fine. Four little ‘nicks’ at the compass points, suggest that the plaquette was made for attachment to a clock, casket or furnishings.
Los 3977
ORDERS, DECORATIONS AND MILITARY MEDALS, Miscellaneous, A Collection of Items relating to Lieutenant E. Collins, 16th Lancers and Colonel A, Higson Royal Marines, comprising a hand-coloured framed and glazed portrait photograph of Lt Collins in Dress uniform of the 16th Lancers; a 1914 Princess Mary’s Christmas tin; a fired German Time Fuse from a shrapnel shell; a brass pocket Sextant by Stanley of London - E. Collins 16th Lancers engraved to lid in leather pouch; a pocket marching compass, patented in 1916 by Stanley of London with Collins painted on reverse in leather pouch; a collection of ephemera and photographs to Colonel Alexander Higson RM ADC to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, comprising presentation Fairbairn & Sykes Dagger by Wilkinson on presentation plaque stating “Lieutenant A. Higson R.M. From Officers Headquarters 3 Commando Brigade R.M.”; a Naval Pilots Flying Log Book, Lt Alex Higson Royal Marines with flights from 26 September 1947 – 12 July 1948; a Metal Lion standing on a Crown with the label “This is an 18th century finial from the railings surrounding Stonehouse Barracks, ie Plymouth Division Royal Marines which Alex Higson joined on 1 Jan 1944, every 10th railing has such a finial (some of which are fibreglass after WW2 damage repairs); a Silver-plated Pint Tankard inscribed “Presented to Captain Alex Higson R.M. by the President and Members Sergeant Mess H.Q. 3rd Commando Brigade R.M.”; a quantity of photographs of Colonel Higson’s military career. Mostly very good, some silver plate from F&S Dagger flaking. (lot)
Los 291
A Specimen Marble Topped Tripod Table. The round top inlaid with a compass star to the centre and irregular stone specimens of a black ground around the border, resting on a 19th century ebonised base having a wrythen reeded baluster column above shaped silhouette cut legs terminating on small bun feet, 25½ ins (65 cms) high, 23 ins (58.5 cms) in diameter.
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