WW1 9th Bn Durham Light Infantry Triple Gallantry Military Medal & Bar, Croix de Guerre Group of Six. Awarded to 325036 SJT C.F. HUTTON 9-DURH. L.I.. Comprising: Military Medal & Bar 1202 SJT C.F. HUTTON 9/DURH.L.I - TF, 1914/15 Star, CPL DURH LI, British War Medal, Victory Medal, SJT DURH LI, Territorial Force Efficiency Medal (GVR) 325036 SJT 9-DURH LI, French Croix de Guerre. Mounted for display, with a quantity of research. Military Medal London Gazette 27 October 1916.Charles Frederick Hutton came from Gateshead-on-Tyne and enlisted on 6 May 1911. As a Lance-Corporal in the Durham Light Infantry he entered the France/Flanders theatre of war on 20 April 1915. Awarded the M.M. and Bar. He was discharged on 5 June 1919 and awarded the Silver War Badge (not with lot).Gateshead newspaper: Sergt Hutton was awarded the Military Medal and Bar for conspicuous gallantry during active operations. When most of the stretcher bearers had become causalities Sergt Hutton organised bearer parties, and collected many wounded under intense fire. He was awarded a Bar to his MM in July, 1918. Sergt Hutton worked for six days collecting and attending to wounded. Sergt Hutton was on a hospital ship when it was torpedoed. He had a broken arm and other injuries, and had to slide down a plank to the rescuing ship, being unable to get off the boat in
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WW1 Somerset Light Infantry Medals. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal (295617 A CPL A SCRIVEN SOM.L.I.). No ribbons ... Similar awarded to (21315 PTE T REDWOOD SOM L.I.) Mounted as worn ... British War Medal (51397 PTE R CORNELIUS SOM L.I.) ... Victory Medal No ribbon(12233 PTE F COOK SOM L.I.) No ribbon. (6 medals) Acting Corporal Albert Scriven was awarded the pair only. He was reported wounded on the 9th August 1918 .... Private Thomas Redwood awarded pair only. Private Cook was reported wounded on two occasions 13th June 1916 and 21st September 1916.
Scottish Highland Light Infantry attributed Officer Sporran. Good example with gilt metal bound black patent leather cantle bearing applied miniature HLI badge. Black horse hair body with five white hair tassels with plain gilt metal bells. The backing and wallet is of red leather. Inside the purse, black ink written MAJOR Wm. H. LYNN
Irish Dublin County Light Infantry Militia Victorian glengarry badge circa 1874-81. Good scarce die-stamped white metal crowned Union sprays bearing scroll DUBLIN COUNTY LIGHT INFANTRY; Maid of Erin Harp over a strung bugle to voided centre. Loops. VGC Raised in 1793 at Lucan as Dublin County Militia, became 5th Bn. Royal Dublin Fusiliers 31st July 1881
Scottish. Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Rifleman Shako. A good pre-WW1 example, black cloth with black cord lines forming a plaited festoon in front. Black bugle-horn badge below corded boss bearing a mullet. Leather peak and chin strap. The lining stencilled "WD 9/1910". Complete with plume, overall GC some age and light moth.
Berkshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer shako circa 1860. A good rare example with grey cloth body and crown with patent leather squared peak. Scarlet piping around the crown seam and down the reverse beneath the Gorgon head. Black patent leather band on light green backing around the base of the body. The front retains a die-stamped white metal crowned Garter; to the voided centre, white metal BRV cypher on wire gauze. Interior with padded crimson silk lining and cream leather deep sweatband, topped with adjustable crimson silk (slightly AF), bearing ink name Lieut. Morland 4th Berks VRC. Complete with green (faded) woollen tuft (pom-pom) on plaited crimson base. Service wear Chin strap absent. Major Edward Morland, Ensign 5th April 1860 4th (Abingdon) Corps, Lieutenant 1863.
Irish. Fermanagh Light Infantry Militia Victorian Officer helmet plate circa 1878-81. Fine rare silvered crowned star mounted with pierced gilt title circlet on mirrored backing resting in laurel sprays; the black leather centre bearing gilt Enniskilling Castle with a bugle in the foreground. Mounted on the lower section of laurels, a gilt scroll UT PROAVI. Three loops. VGC Raised at Enniskillen in 1793 as Fermanagh Militia, redesigned Light Infantry in 1855, became 3rd Bn. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers on 1st July 1881.
Fife Light Horse Victorian Trooper helmet. A good example of the 1871 pattern silvered helmet. To the front, a regimental pattern helmet plate bearing the Thane of Fife on horseback wearing full armour set against a gilt brass ribbed satire. Two rose head bosses support a incorrect gilt interlinked chin chain, with leather backing. A silvered spike supports a white horsehair plume, with gilt metal rose boss. The interior with leather sweatband. Overall GC some dents to skull, minor service and age wear, stitching faults to the chin chain. This pattern of helmet was approved by the regiment in 1896
Somerset Light Infantry 1878 pattern Officer helmet. A good post 1901 example of the Home Service Pattern Green cloth helmet by Hawkes of London complete with gilt metal furniture, rose bosses supporting a velvet backed chin chain. To the front, a gilt metal regimental pattern plate with title scroll Somersetshire Light Infantry. Retains leather sweatband with crimson silk edging. The interior with ink label. Gilt has toned GC ... Accompanied by an associated metal transit/storage tin.
Scottish. Highland Light Infantry Officer HLI shako. A good quality example, tailored by Sandilands & Son of London. Dark green body with diced band of Regimental pattern. Complete with plaited cap lines and green woollen ball tuft. The interior is with leather sweatband and scarlet silk lining with tailor gold stamp. Overall GC slight age wear. Chinstrap absent. PLEASE NOTE The shako is of Officer quality but now fitted to the front with an Other Rank badge and white metal thistle device ... Accompanied by an associated shako storage tin. Possibly worn by a Senior N.C.O.
Scottish. Fife Light Horse 1871 pattern Victorian Officer helmet. A fine and rare silvered Officer example. To the front, a regimental pattern helmet plate bearing the Thane of Fife on horseback wearing full armour set against a gilt brass ribbed satire. This in turn mounted onto a four pointed silvered star, the uppermost displaced by a crown. A tri-part scroll is with motto and to the centre FLH in gilt metal. Two rose head bosses support a silvered interlinked chin chain, with leather backing. A silvered spike supports a white horsehair plume, with silvered rose boss. The interior is with leather lining. Near VGC. The helmet and plume are housed in original steel transit/storage tins. Accompanied by an old luggage label with printed name Hutchison.
Victorian Grenadier Guards Lightweight Scarlet Parade Tunic. A scarce variation on the regimental pattern, tailored in light wool material with dark blue facings, with gold bullion embroidery. Complete with Victorian brass buttons (three absent). The interior with a grey material lining. Slight age wear, scarlet fresh.
Irish Londonderry Light Infantry Militia Victorian glengarry badge circa 1874-81. Good very scarce die-stamped white metal LONDONDERRY REGIMENT strap surmounted by a castle; strung bugle to voided centre. Loops replaced otherwise VGC Raised as Londonderry Militia in 1793, redesignated Londonderry Light Infantry in 1855. Became 4th Bn. of Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 1st July 1881, in May 1882 converted to Artillery as 9th Bde. North Irish Division.
Irish Longford Light Infantry Militia Victorian glengarry badge circa 1874-81. Good scarce finely die-stamped white metal Prince of Wales plumes set on a strung bugle. Loops. VGC Raised in 1793 at Newtown Forbes as Prince of Wales' Royal Longford Militia; redesignated Rifles in 1854 and as Light Infantry in 1855; became 6th Bn. Rifle Brigade 1.7.1881
German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Officer dagger circa 1938-45 by Eickhorn, Solingen with straps. A good example, the anchor etched blade with double fuller and to the forte the stamped cutler post 1941 backward looking squirrel logo. Gilt metal mounts, twist wire bound simulated ivory grip,complete with scabbard securing button; REPLACEMENT eagle and swastika pommel. Housed in gilt metal scabbard with engraved lighting bolts, oak leaf supports for the two loose suspension rings with two gilded aluminium lion head mounted black straps (both missing sting clips). Dull, minor service wear. Light pitting to blade in parts. GC
German Third Reich SA Stormtrooper dagger by scarce maker C.G.Haenel, Suhl. A good clean example with nickel mounts, the blade etched Alles fur Deutschland and bearing maker logo. Nickel cross guard stamped Mi (SA Group Mitte). Light brown grained wooden grip inlaid with silvered eagle and swastika and enamelled circular SA device. Housed in original brown anodised scabbard with nickel mounts and a single suspension ring with leather strap, spring clip, belt loop and loop for top of grip. Minor service wear otherwise VGC.
Napoleonic War Period 1796 Light Cavalry Officer Sword. A good example the 32 inch blade with engraved decoration depicting a Royal Coat of Arms, GR Crowned cypher, Britannia and a mounted cavalry Officer. The hilt with single bar guard, and ribbed leather grip. Housed in steel scabbard, with two loose rings. The blade was originally half length blue and gilt decoration and with only traces of gilt. Overall GC
Napoleonic War Period 1796 Light Cavalry Officer Sword. A good example the 27 inch blade with engraved decoration depicting a Royal Coat of Arms, GR crowned cypher and trophy of war. Single bar guard, the grip retaining twist wire binding. Complete with steel scabbard, with two loose rings. Overall GC chip to the grip.
Edward VII 1821 Pattern Hussar Officer Sword. A good scarce example of the pattern carried by Officer of Light Cavalry Hussar Regiments during the reign of King Edward VII. The single edged slightly curved blade with retailed through Hawkes of London and has etched decoration of a Crowned EVIIR cypher. The hilt with three bar guard which encloses a shagreen grip with rounded chequered decorated pommel. Housed in polished steel scabbard with two loose rings. Blade length 35 inches GC.
Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer Levee Pattern Sword. A good example of the regulation Light Infantry 1 inch wide blade levee sword. The blade with etched decoration of a Crowned VR cypher and a panel with IV P.I. The hilt with bar guard incorporating a Crowned bugle device and shagreen grip. Housed in correct pattern narrow steel scabbard, fitted with two loose rings. GC.
Irish Longford Light Infantry Militia Victorian glengarry badge circa 1874-81. Good scarce die-stamped brass Prince of Wales plumes set on a strung bugle. Loops. GC Raised in 1793 at Newtown Forbes as Prince of Wales' Royal Longford Militia; redesignated Rifles in 1854 and as Light Infantry in 1855; became 6th Bn. Rifle Brigade 1.7.1881
Irish Fermanagh Light Infantry Militia Victorian glengarry badge circa 1874-81. Good scarce die-stamped white metal curled bugle horn; Enniskilling Castle to voided centre. Replacement loops otherwise VGC. Raised at Enniskillen in 1793 as Fermanagh Militia, redesignated Light Infantry in 1855, became 3rd Bn. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers on 1st July 1881.
Irish Fermanagh Light Infantry Militia Victorian pair of facing collar badges circa 1874-81. Good scarce die-stamped brass examples. Each a curled bugle horn; Enniskilling Castle to centre. Loops. GC (2 items) Raised at Enniskillen in 1793 as Fermanagh Militia, redesignated Light Infantry in 1855, became 3rd Bn. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers on 1st July 1881.
19th Century Java / Malay Straight Bladed Executioners Kris. A good scarce double edged Damascus 18 inch straight blade. The hilt of carved ivorine in the form of a stylised God. Ferrule absent. Complete with well figured light coloured wood scabbard, with ivorine chape and large throat mount. Blade with rust.
Irish Londonderry Militia Victorian Officer shako plate circa 1855-61. Fine rare gilt crowned star mounted with silvered VITA VERITAS VICTORIA circlet; black leather centre bearing silvered skeleton atop a mountain between two castles. Horizontal loops. Minor service wear. VGC Raised as Londonderry Militia in 1793, redesigned Londonderry Light Infantry in 1855. Became 4th Bn. of Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 1st July 1881, in May 1882 converted to Artillery as 9th Bde. North Irish Division.
1st VB King Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regiment) Victorian Officer pouch belt plate 1883-87. Fine scarce short-lived die-stamped silvered crowned Garter resting in laurel sprays bearing scrolls THE SOUTH YORKSHIRE REGIMENT over 1ST VOLUNTEER BATTALION; to the centre, a rose within a French horn. Four screw posts. Generally VGC HQ at Wakefield. King Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regt) redesignated King Own Yorkshire Light Infantry in 1887.
King Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Volunteer Victorian Officer helmet plate circa 1887-1901. Fine silvered crowned star mounted with Garter and laurel sprays bearing scroll THE KINGS OWN YORKSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY; black velvet centre with silver French horn and central rose. Three loops. VGC King Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regt) redesignated King Own Yorkshire Light Infantry in 1887.
King Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Victorian Officer helmet plate circa 1881-87. Fine gilt crowned star mounted with Garter and laurel sprays bearing scroll THE SOUTH YORKSHIRE LIGHT REGIMENT; black velvet centre with silver French horn and central rose resting on CEDE NULLIS scroll. Three loops. Minor verdigris stain. VGC King Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regt) redesignated King Own Yorkshire Light Infantry in 1887.
1st VB King Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regiment) Victorian Officer helmet plate circa 1887-1901. Fine silvered crowned star mounted with Garter and laurel sprays bearing scroll THE KINGS OWN YORKSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY over 1ST VOLUNTEER BATTALION; black leather centre with silver French horn and central rose. Three loops. One securing wire of horn AF otherwise VGC HQ at Wakefield. King Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regt) redesignated King Own Yorkshire Light Infantry in 1887.
The Duke of Cornwall Light Infantry Victorian Officer helmet plate circa 1881-1901. Very fine gilt crowned star mounted with Garter and laurel sprays with silver scroll THE DUKE OF CORNWALL LT. INFY; green velvet centre bearing gilt strung bugle, crossed red feathers and silver turreted archway. Surplus holes to reverse. Three loops. VGC
Irish Londonderry Militia Victorian shako plate circa 1855-61. Good rare die-stamped white metal crowned star bearing VITA VERITAS VICTORIA circlet; hatched centre bearing skeleton atop a mountain between two castles. Original lead soldered horizontal loops. VGC Raised as Londonderry Militia in 1793, redesigned Londonderry Light Infantry in 1855. Became 4th Bn. of Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 1st July 1881, in May 1882 converted to Artillery as 9th Bde. North Irish Division.
A REGENCY ROSEWOOD AND BRASS INLAID DISPLAY CABINETIn two sections, with concealed frieze drawer, 64cm wide; 153cm highCondition report: There have been some later adaptions/alternations to this cabinet. The backboards to the reverse are later painted backboards, suggesting a marriage of parts and later adaptions at some point.Overall, the brass inlay is in relatively good order and intact. Unusually the feet are gilt-metal mounted both to the back and inside, with some losses to these mounts. See photographs. The upper section has been altered, with later lining to the interior, the glazing later, probably originally the doors would have been panelled, to match the base. The side carrying handles are possibly a later association. The top does not sit fully comfortably on the cabinet top, but instead there are three thin runners on which it sits on the cabinet below, and is screwed into position. (Lacking screws)The hidden frieze drawer and concealed compartment behind the pediment. Otherwise, light scuffs and scratches, minor chips and bruises, commensurate with use and age. Notably a small section of veneer chipped off to the back edge of the side (with the lot).
A VICTORIAN CARVED OAK COURT CUPBOARDIn two sections, the panelled doors carved with tavern scenes, two frieze drawers, 142cm wide; 194cm highCondition report: cupboard in good antique condition, minor scuffs consistent with use. No major damage or faults, key present. One piece of moulding detached from right hand side, we have, easy fix. On the main photo the cupboard door is slightly open but is in perfect condition. Would benefit from a light wax.
Delphin Massier ( 1836- 1907) a pair of tall Vallauris majolica ewers (2)Late 19th centuryMoulded and coloured with branches of thistles against a shaded light blue, pale yellow and pink ground, one signed Delphin Massier, Vallauris (A.M), 55cm. high (2).One ewer with chip to the rim and to the lower handle terminal. Both ewers with some glaze chips to extremities and to the moulded flowers and leaves.
A tall French glass vase and a glass bowlCirca 1900The vase with thick gilt chrysanthemum decoration, the bowl with gilt flowering branches, vase 34.5cm high, bowl 16.5cm, high by 23.5cm diameter (2)Vase- some wear to the gilding around the rim. Some surface scratches to the insideBowl- some wear to the gilding. Some light surface scratches
A pair of German porcelain four-light candelabraEarly 20th century, modelled as a seated fashionable couple with children around a column beneath three scroll arm branches applied with flowers, the bases painted with panels of birds, (a.f), blue painted R mark, 52cm. high.Man and girl group- large chips around top of column. Some typical wear to the gikding.Woman and boy group- loss to top of object ( possibly a fan) held in left hand. Small chip to top edge of column. Some wear to gildin.Branches- both with some small losses to applied flowers and leaves. One scroll branch has a glued repair.
Piero Fornasetti for Corisia, eight `porcelain Zodiac’ platesComprising; Capricorn ( 1964), Leo ( 1965), Scorpio ( 1967), Virgo ( 1969), Libra (1970), Pisces ( 1971), Aries ( 1972) and Gemini ( 1973), printed marks, 21.5cm. diameterLeo with a haircrack to the rim, approx. 2cm. length. Some wear to the gilding in places. Some light surface scratches.
An Edwardian silver trophy gobletBy Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1906The plain bowl raised on a circular pedestal foot with a knop stem and beaded decoration, 28.5cm high, bowl diameter 13.5cm, weight 510 gramsCondition report:- The body with no sign of any previous engravings or erasures- A few shallow dents and light surface wear otherwise in good condition overall
A silver Art Deco hanging ceiling lightFormed as a large circular dish, reflecting a smaller circular dish beneath, the top dish connected to three rectangular link pendant chains, with panel shaped divisions at intervals, the fitting above of hexagonal form, supporting a bud, partly fitted for electrical use, London 1931, maker Birmingham Guild of Handicraft Ltd, the principal circular dish diameter 38cm, gross weight including electrical fittings approx 3500 gmsCondition report:- There is a hole to the centre of the upper dish possibly where a rod would have been but is now missing- One of the rectangular links between the two dishes is bent- Heavy tarnishing and general wear throughout- Every individual piece is hallmarked
A pair of plated three light table candelabra and further plated wares (11)Comprising; a circular bowl, presentation inscribed, a pedestal tazza, having pierced decoration, two pairs of candle snuffers, a candle snuffer's tray, a pair of grape scissors, a sugar sifting spoon, a toothpick case and a lidded butter dish formed as a miniature entree dish, with a glass liner (11)
A French silver lidded glass bowl and coverThe glass bowl with engraved floral and foliate decoration and with an applied silver gilt rim, the detachable cover decorated with a foliate border, weight of cover 98 gms, height 11.5cmCondition report:- Overall in good condition throughout, the lid with light surface scratches and tarnishing- The lid fits nice and snug- In my opinion it would date from the early 20th century
A stainless steel cased Omega wristwatchCirca 1950The cal.265 17 jewel movement detailed 'Omega', with a blue leather aftermarket strap, case diameter 33mmCondition report:- The dial and hands with age related discoloration - Movement is currently functioning- Case with light surface marks otherwise in good condition- Leather strap in good condition
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