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![[Militaria] Two German Luftwaffe Stickpins of typical cast construction and design, one retaining much of its gilt finish, to](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/22fd94a4-d292-4074-b589-a62c00efa3db/ba1b3760-2115-4201-8b15-cf91f7f8b8cf/468x382.jpg)
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Los 274
[Militaria] A Silver Plate and Enamel Presentation Plaque to ‘Air Commodore C.B.E. Burt - Andrews’ from the ‘National Military Supreme HQ Allied Powers Europe 6 January 1962 to 15 February 1965’ together with a smaller similar presentation plaque inscribed to ‘Charles’ and an unusual Perspex waterline model of a Soviet Aircraft carrier (3)Charles Beresford Eaton b: 21 Mar 1913 r: Apr 1968 d: 7 Jan 1995; CB - 2 Jun 1962, CBE - 1 Jan 1959. 11 May 1936: Pilot, No 2 Sqn. (Audax) - 11 Mar 1937: Pilot, No 28 Sqn. (Audax) - 1941: Air Staff, HQ Air Forces in India - 1942: Served in Burma. - Dec 1942: Officer Commanding, No 613 Sqn. (Mustang I). 1943 Served on Special Operations. - 21 Aug 1945: Air Attaché, Warsaw. - 10 Dec 1946: to Permanent Commission in the rank of Squadron (retaining rank current at the time) [wef 1 Jan 1941] - 1948: Attended RAF Staff College. - 1 Jan 1951: Director of Administration, HQ Air Forces Western Europe (British Element). - 21 Jan 1951: Secretary-General, HQ Allied Air Forces Central Europe (British Element). - 1953: Directing Staff, RAF Staff College, Bracknell - 1955: Head of Far East Defence Secretariat. - Jun 1958: Officer Commanding, RAF Bridgnorth - 1 Oct 1958:, Royal Pakistan Air Force Staff College. - 1 Jan 1962: UK National Military Representative, SHAPE. - 24 Apr 1965: Deputy Commandant, RAF Staff College.
Los 30
AN INDIAN DAGGER (PESH-KABZ); A MOROCCAN DAGGER (JAMBIYA) AND A NORTH AFRICAN KNIFE, 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY the first with recurved blade of T-section, and green stone grip, in its scabbard; the second of characteristic type, in its silver-coloured metal scabbard; and the third with straight fullered blade silver ferrule retaining traces of enamel, and rhinoceros horn grip, in a leather-covered scabbard the first: 23.5 cm; 9 1/4 in blade (3)
Los 338
ËœA FINE NAVAL DIRK, LATE 18TH CENTURY, ALMOST CERTAINLY FOR A MEMBER OF THE EGYPTIAN CLUB with curved polished blade double-edged towards the point, gilt-brass hilt comprising small outer-guard pierced and chiselled with a crocodile, a pair of recurved quillons, faceted back-strap rising to form a maned lionhead pommel, banded ivory grip (age cracks), knuckle-chain (perhaps an early association), in its leather scabbard with brass mounts comprising locket and middle band and chape 31.5 cm; 12 1/2 in blade Two days after the battle of the Nile, on the night of 3rd August 1798, the Captains of the fleet met on board the Orion, and inaugurated the 'Egyptian Club'. A document was then drawn up, and signed by all present, inviting Sir Horatio Nelson to accept the gift of a sword and to have his portrait painted for the club. Nelson's gold sword was ordered through Rundell & Bridge. There was a rumour in London that the eyes of the crocodile were to be of diamonds and the scales of amethysts, emeralds and other precious jewels but this proved unfounded. Nelson's 'Egyptian Club' sword was sold at Christies on 12th July 1895 from the collection of Lord Bridport for £1,080. It was stolen from Greenwich Hospital in 1900 and never recovered. Little more is known of the 'Egyptian Club' who never seem to have met. The promised portrait was never completed although there was a story that a Neapolitan artist was invited to breakfast with the Captains but felt unworthy of the commission. Nelson's own sword was distinguished by an enamel plaque set into each side of the grip, one showing Lord Nelson's arms and that on the reverse allegorical figures representing Britannia and Africa. On the guard was an enamel plaque representing the Battle of the Nile and a list of the captains who served: Captain Sir F. Berry, Vanguard; Captain T. Trowbridge, Cullodon; Captain R.W. Miller, Theseus; Captain A.J. Ball, Alexander; Captain Thomas Lewis, Minotaur; Captain Sir T.B. Thompson; Leander; Captain B. Hallowel, Swiftsure; Captain David Gould, Audacious; Captain John Peyton, Defence; Captain S. Hood, Zealous; Captain James Saumarez, Orion; Captain Thomas Foley, Goliath; Captain G.B. Westcott; Majestic; Captain H.D.E. Darby, Bellerophon; Captain S.M. Hardy, Mutine. Captain Westcott had been killed at the action. The present dirk forms part of a very small group of dirks that were almost certainly made for members of the Egyptian club. Another, formerly in the collection of Nelson's prize agent, Alexander Davison, was sold Sotheby's, London, 21st October 2001, lot 14 and another was sold in these rooms, 4 December 2013, lot 73.
Los 534
A GOOD QUALITY JAPANESE KINKOZAN SATSUMA EARTHENWARE KETTLE & COVER, the sides of the flattened body decorated in slightly raised white enamel relief with overlapping flowerheads reserved on a gilt stipple ground, the shoulders and cover with wisteria, the gilt finial encircled with a key-fret border, the base with impressed seal and gilt signature, 4in long including handle & 2.3in high overall.
Los 97
A GOOD CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN DRAGON & PHOENIX VASE & COVER, the base with a six-character Guangxu mark in an unusual rectangular reserve and possibly of the period, together with a carved wood stand, the sides of the vase painted with a dragon and a phoenix disputing a flaming pearl, the shoulders moulded with four pierced archaic form handles in stipple pink enamel, the shoulders and cover with formal scrolling lotus reserved on a yellow ground, the vase itself 9in high overall.
Los 309
A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY GOLD AND ENAMELLED SNUFF BOX, possibly Swiss or German, with maker's mark 'FJ' possibly for François Joanin and stamped sunburst marks, of hinged oval form, the cover inset with oval portrait miniature of a gentleman on ivory, wearing white wig and black overcoat, to blue guilloché enamel ground with white enamel borders, the inside cover inset with oval portrait miniature of a child on ivory, the sides with blue and white enamel panels, separated by pilasters, above similarly decorated base, numbered 1338, in later Victorian R & S Garrard & Co fitted case, length 8.7cm
Los 85A
A collection of costume jewellery, to include a cased gold and untested pearl stick pin, a pair of gold drop earrings, damaged and fitting deficient, a 9ct gold dress stud, a 15ct gold dress stud, a single row of graduating ivory beads, four gilt metal and blue enamel floral buttons, etc, 9ct gold 3.84g, 15ct gold 0.90g
Los 160
*Timepiece. A Continental enamel timepiece circa 1880, the oval timepiece with black roman numerals, hinged glass door, surmounted by an angel holding a scythe, on blackamoor pedestal and domed foot inset with classical panels depicting cupid and maidens, the rear panel of the timepiece similarly decorated, with a French gilt metal movement, 21cm high (1)
Los 140
*Clock. A French brass mantel clock, c.1850, the brass case with circular white enamel dial, black Arabic numerals within classical columns and copper fret cut panels, on a block plinth, the brass movement with pendulum and key, 36cm high x 25cm wide Believed to be by the French clockmaker Vincenti and recently overhauled. (1)
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