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Los 263
A pair of Louis Philippe ormolu four-light candelabra attributed to Pierre-Philippe Thomire, circa 1840 With scrolling arms and circular leaf cast drip pans with detachable nozzles, above triple cluster columns, on scrolling tripartite bases, on siena marble shaped plinths, each 63cm high, 23cm wide. (2) With similarities to a pair of seven-light candelabra by Thomire sold Christie's, London, Robert de Balkany & the Côte d'Azur, 23 March 2017, lot 553, previously sold Christie's, Paris, 19 December 2007, lot 398.
Los 101
24 post 1953 to circa 1980s Australian cap badges, Armoured, Infantry and Corps, some with spike and clasp fittings, including post 1960 2nd and 3rd Cavalry Regiments, 10th Light Horse, NSW Lancers, Hunter River Lancers, 11.44th Infantry Bn, 5th Infantry Bn (Victorian Scottish), Artillery, Intelligence, and Education Corps, etc; also 6 pairs and 4 single associated collar badges. Average GC £30-50
Los 120
19 New Zealand collar badges: 3rd, 5th, 6th (x2), 7th (x3), and 12th Mounted Rifles; 1st (x2), 6th, 7th and 12th Infantry; Pioneers, Machine Gun, and Dental Corps, and 3 General Service pattern; also 17 various Commonwealth etc. collar badges, including 2nd S.African Infantry, Umvoti Mounted Rifles, S.A.A.F (x2), Ceylon Light Infantry, etc. Average GC (one or two lugs missing). (36) £80-120
Los 138
A composite 1796 type cavalry officer’s sword, the 32” engraved, blued and gilt blade and steel scabbard of Light Cavalry pattern, the steel hilt of Heavy Cavalry pattern but with “ears” extending from the backstrap over the replacement leather covered grip. QGC (blade worn but retaining some original blued and gilt finish, the hilt and scabbard pitted overall, one hanging ring detached but present). This appears to be a Heavy Cavalry hilt “married” to a Light Cavalry blade, the matching pitting of the two parts suggests that this was done some time ago. £100-200
Los 140
A 1796 pattern Heavy Cavalry trooper’s sword, blade 33” (slightly shortened, the tip rounded), with traces of inspector’s mark and government sale mark, the hilt with one side of the disc guard and langets removed, and with no “ears” extending from the back strap over the leather covered grip. Basically GC (worn, with light pitting overall). £150-250
Los 145
An Edward VII 1822 pattern Light Cavalry officer’s sword, fullered blade 34½” etched with panels of scrolls, crowned “ERVII” cypher, crowned Royal Arms, and retailer’s name “J R Gaunt & Sons”, the back edge numbered “12100”, with regulation triple bar steel hilt, in its steel scabbard. GC (slightly worn overall, patches of pitting to the blade, quite deep towards the point). £100-150
Los 148
An 1885 pattern cavalry trooper’s sword, blade 34½” dated “4/86” and “/91” and stamped with broad arrow over “WD”, “YC” and inspector’s marks, with regulation pattern steel hilt, the guard stamped “4/92”, “8H 418” (partly struck out), small H over 200, and faint traces of other marks. GC, the blade clean (light surface rust on the inside of the guard, no scabbard). £80-120
Los 160
A European (German?) cavalry officer’s sword, c 1760-1780, broad slightly curved blade 34” engraved with trophies, the barred steel hilt having large thumb ring, ovoid pommel, and wire bound fishskin covered grip. GC (blade slightly worn with small patches of light pitting, the hilt lightly pitted overall). £200-300
Los 169
A .177” Original Mod 35 break action air rifle, number 032121, with telescopic sight ramp. GWO & basically GC (patches of light rust, the stock charred in several places); another, .22” with no visible number and not fitted with sight ramp. GWO & QGC (some pitting); and a .22” Original Mod 27, no number, with telescopic sight ramp. GWO & C (some light rust). (3) Purchasers please note: any air gun manufactured after 1939 must either be collected from our premises or posted to an RFD for a face to face transaction. £60-100
Los 170
A .22” Webley Hawk break action air rifle, WO & QGC (lightly pitted overall, rearsight incomplete); a .177” multi shot break action air rifle, number 2375, with magazine along the top of the air chamber, GWO & Generally GC (worn with some light pitting); a .22” Spanish Elgamo break action air rifle, number 101012, basically GC (action AF, rearsight missing, stock scratched); and a .177” Daisy No 100 Model 38 tin plate air gun. WO & basically GC (lightly pitted overall) (4) Purchasers please note: any air gun manufactured after 1939 must either be collected from our premises or posted to an RFD for a face to face transaction. £60-80
Los 172
5 air rifles: .177” Webley Jaguar, GWO & C, retaining much original finish (stock worn); Diana Mod. 27, WO & basically GC (worn overall, no rearsight); Gecado Mod 25D, WO & basically GC (worn overall with light pitting); .177” Webley Falcon, GC (action AF, stock worn, area of pitting to barrel); and BSA Meteor, basically GC (action AF, some wear overall) Purchasers please note: any air gun manufactured after 1939 must either be collected from our premises or posted to an RFD for a face to face transaction. £50-60
Los 176
An early 20th century diplomatic or court sword, plain triangular section blade 31”, the hilt of polished cut steel with pierced ovoid guard, urn shaped pommel, and double chain knuckleguard, all set with facetted studs, in its steel mounted leather scabbard. GC (some light surface rust) £100-150
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