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Los 2057
A silver table lighter, formed as an oil lamp, with a serpentine handle, Chester 1934, a silver toddy ladle, the bowl mounted with a George III sixpence 1787, an Eastern parasol handle, with foliate scroll embossed decoration and a plated five light table candelabra, on a shaped square base, (4).
Los 2069
A silver mounted Common Prayer/Hymns A & M, the cover depicting the standing figure of Christ and detailed 'The Light of the World', Birmingham 1905, a silver mounted Common Prayer, the cover depicting cherubs faces amidst clouds, London 1903 and a silver mounted aide memoire case, with a simulated crocodile skin finish, Birmingham 1893, fitted with a pencil, (3).
Los 170
A 1940s ruby and diamond and yellow metal (tests 9 carat gold) bracelet watch, the 'bow-tie' bezel set top and bottom with a row of single cut diamonds and calibre-cut rubies, the silvered dial with applied gold Arabic numerals, with 17 jewel manual wind movement, to an integral block link strap with fold over clasp, 17mm wide, 31.8gms CONDITION: movement functioning, no losses or apparent replacements, good overall condition, beyond light surface scratches.
Los 232
A pair of composite Old Sheffield Plate candelabra comprising a pair of candlesticks, circa 1815, together with a pair of associated three-light branches, circa 1800, tapering columns on circular bases with gadroon borders, 43.5 cm. high.Reasonably good condition consistent with age and use, one branch does not sit entirely flush with candlestick.
Los 398
A pair of Art deco painted bronze figures of dancing girls with ivory heads and hands on oval onyx bases in the manner of Lorenzl. in good condition but some light wear to the painted surfaces, one head broken and refixed, tip of one finger missing from one hand, very slight chip to rear of one stand. Hts 17.5 and 18.5cm.
Los 185
A George V silver photograph frameOf plain rectangular form, loaded, by Charles Perry & Co., Birmingham 1915, length 20.9cm CONDITION REPORT: The frame is hallmarked for Birmingham, the back has wear and rips to faux leather, light scratches and light wear to frame, minor dents to corners (see images)
Los 206
A Victorian pair of silver candlesticksOf plain circular form, with knopped stems, by Carrington & Co., London 1897, height 7cm, weight combined approx. 10.3 oz (2) CONDITION REPORT: One example has been dropped and is bent warped with denting to base second example light scratches and minor dents.
Los 233
A Victorian silver two handled trophyOf circular form, the lower body embossed Art Nouveau leaf detail, with leaf capped scroll handles, raised on a circular spread foot, inscribed, 'Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, Agricultural Merchants Section', by John Aldwinkle & John Slater, London 1886, height 20cm, weight approx. 37oz CONDITION REPORT: Bent base as trophy wobbles when standing, large dent to body and two holes either side of dent light scratches, see photos
Los 296
A Pair of Sevres hand-painted porcelain twin handled jardiniere'sEach decorated with lover seated in landscape scene to the front and floral panel to reverse, each inset within white ceramic jeweled decoration, blue painted marks to base, height 19cm, diameter 28cm CONDITION REPORT: Lot 296Both signed, see imagesProvenance: we are unsure of age they come from a house clearance with lots of 19th Century items Jardiniere One - Minor internal wear and scratches,Chip to top rim which is gilded over,Four enamel jewels missing from front and sixty red coloured examples missing from back,Light scratches to body.Jardiniere Two - Light scratches to inner and outer body,Flat chip to inner rim (glazed over),Nine white enamel jewels missing from front and sixty seven missing from reverse,Scratch to lower body,See images.
Los 318
An Aynsley Orchard Gold pattern part serviceComprising teapot, two milk jugs, two sugar bowls, cup and saucer, twin handled bread plate, cabinet plate with gilt edge, two oval shaped bowls, each piece decorated with fruit CONDITION REPORT: Small pin dish with flat chip to underside, otherwise good.Has been used light wear looks to be the same set
Los 449
A superior quality 19th Century regulator longcase clockBy Edward Scales Manchester, the impressive circular silvered dial with minute, seconds and hour dial, the reverse impressed Edward Scales Manchester, diameter of dial 41cm, the arch topped case flame mahogany case, having two carved under-tier panels, overall height 195.5cm, width at widest part 59cm. CONDITION REPORT: Please see images of movement and case. Movement does move when pressure is appliedOnly one weight is presentThread of pendulum off pendulum has been broken but bits still presentLower body of case has been re polished and possibly been repaired Light scratches to face see all images silvered brass
Los 23
Campaign Groups and Pairs, A fine ‘Light Brigade’ Charger group of 3 awarded to Thomas Harrison, 11th Hussars, who was awarded the French Médaille Militaire, “Where he behaved very gallantly in galloping to the rescue of several colleagues who were fighting against overwhelming odds”, comprising; Crimea Medal 1854-56, 4 clasps, Alma, Balaklava, Inkermann, Sebastopol, (Thomas Harrison 11th Hussars) contemporary engraved naming in an accepted regimental style; French Médaille Militaire, silver, gilt and enamel; Turkish Crimea Medal 1855, Sardinian issue, this last fitted with decorated swing suspension, the second enamel work now largely lacking, contact wear and edge bruising, otherwise nearly very fine, mounted for wear (3) *ex Glendining’s, 23rd June 1932, the property of a descendant ex Wallis & Wallis, 9th December 1962 ex The Collection of The Reverend Ralph A. Fitzpatrick ex DNW, Lot 339, 28th July 1993 Private Thomas Harrison (No 1389, 11th Hussars) enlisted in the Regiment in April 1848. He rode in the Charge of the Light Brigade on the 25th October 1854, and was later in hospital during April and May of 1885. He was Hospital Orderly in June 1885, and later became Lance –Corporal in the Regiment. He left the Crime in H.T Toning in June 1856. Thomas Harrison died, 14th November 1859. The Citation for the French Medaille Militaire states: “Present at the Battles of the Alma and Balaklava where he behaved very gallantly in galloping to the rescue of several comrades, who were fighting against overwhelming odds”. The 11th Hussars sustained 32 men killed and 26 wounded in the Charge. Noted on Page 161 of “Honour The Light Brigade” by William M. Lummis and Kenneth G. Wynn. Sold with photocopy page of Lummis and Wynn and an original “Catalogue of British Military Medals in the Collection of Rev. Ralph A. Fitzpatrick” – Los Angeles, Richard Keefe, Printer and Stationer – 1972, signed to frontispiece and dated by the author - May 13 1973.
Los 24
Campaign Groups and Pairs, The Egypt Medal, Khedives Star and 1914-15 Somme, Battle of Le Sars, Casualty Trio to the Hastings Family comprising: Egypt Medal 1882-89, one clasp The Nile 1884-85 (2880 Pte. G. Hasting 1/R. W. Kent R.); Khedive’s Star, dated 1882, unnamed as issued; 1914-15 Star (15823 Pte. G. Hastings. W. York: R.); 1914-1920 British War and Victory Medals (15832 Pte. G. Hastings W. York R.), Usual light pitting to first and edge knock at 5 o’clock, otherwise all toned, fine (5) 2880 Private George Hastings is shown with his Regiment on the Medal Roll for the 1st Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment and is shown as entitled to the single clasp “Nile 1884-85”. 15823 Pte George Hastings, 11th Battalion West Yorkshire Regiment (Prince of Wales’s Own) was killed in the attack and capture of Le Sars and the Flers Line; only 2 unwounded officers and 30 Other Ranks reached objective. Supporting Companies had been caught by a bombardment advancing from Destremont Farm to the 1st Flers Line. Pte Hastings is commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial to the missing, Somme, France.
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Campaign Groups and Pairs, A QSA, Orpen’s Horse 1914/15 Trio awarded to 2nd Lt Edwin Malcolm Arthur, 1st Battalion Cameron Highlanders att. Machine Gun Corps, who was wounded at Martinpuich on the Somme in September 1916 and again in 1918 at Fampoux when he was “gassed by shell gas whilst raiding the German Lines” comprising: Queen’s South Africa Medal, 3rd Type Reverse, one clasp Cape Colony, (69 Tpr. E. Arthur. Orpen’s Horse); 1914-15 Star (S-13414 L-Cpl. E. Arthur. Cam’N Highrs.); 1914-1920 British War and Victory Medals (2.Lieut. E.M. Arthur.), toned very fine (4) Edwin Malcolm Arthur was born in either Australia or South Africa. He always stated his date of birth to have been 4th April 1885 – which would have made him not yet 15 years old when he joined Orpen’s Light Horse on the 9th February 1900. Described as a Carpenter at that time, he served with Orpen’s Light Horse until that unit was disbanded on the 21st October 1901. On discharge his character was said to have been “Very Good”, and his address given as Cape Town, South Africa. On the 10th September 1914 he enlisted in Glasgow as a Private in the Cameron Highlanders, giving his occupation as Electrical Engineer. He embarked for Active service with the 6th Battalion Camerons on the 8th July 1915; he was promoted to Corporal December 1915 and a full Sergeant by April 1916. He was wounded in action on the 15th September 1916 during the 15th (Scottish) Division attack on Martinpuich, his service papers show he was returned to England on the 16th September 1916. Edwin was commissioned Second Lieutenant in the 3rd Cameron Highlanders in April 1918 and posted to the 1st Battalion Camerons attached Machine Gun Corps. His Officer’s appointment Confidential Report States: “Fairly sound in his work, but needs a little watching as he is inclined to be lazy. Has initiative and handles a Platoon quite well and with confidence he could do well. He plays games, representing the Platoon in Rugby”. On the 22nd August 1918 at Fampoux, he was “gassed by a shell gas whilst raising the German Lines” and suffered superficial burns of neck and genitals, and intense conjunctivitis as well as some bronchial irritation”. 2nd Lieutenant Edwin Malcolm Arthur was demobilised in 1919 and died in Glasgow in 1960. Sold with Copied Service Papers for Orpen’s Horse and WW1 Service.
Los 30
Campaign Groups and Pairs, An Interesting Great War Trio to the Imperial Light Horse awarded to Serjeant G. Percival, 5th Mounted Rifles (Imperial Light Horse) comprising: 1914-15 Star, (Sjt. G. Percival 5th M.R.); British War and Bi-Lingual Victory Medal 1914-1920 (Sjt. G. Percival 5th M.R.), toned very fine (3) The 5th Mounted Rifles (Imperial Light Horse) took part in operations during the Great War, first in the South-West African Campaign in what is today Namibia and afterwards in Egypt, Palestine and France. His Medal Index Card shows that he entered Theatre 4a (East Africa, Nyasaland and Northern Rhodesia) on the 5th September 1914. He is also entitled to the Africa General Service Medal with the clasp Nyasaland 1915 which shows that he served in the Blantyre Section of the Nyasaland Field Force and is shown as “In the Field”.
Los 31
Campaign Groups and Pairs, A Great War Gallipoli, 2nd and 3rd Battle of Gaza Trio awarded to Private James McCorkindale, 1/6th (City of Glasgow) Battalion Highland Light Infantry (TF) comprising: 1914-15 Star (2266 Pte. J. McCorkindale. High L.I.); British War and Victory Medals 1914-1920 (2266 Cpl. J. Mc McCorkindale. H.L.I.), very fine (3) Private James McCorkindale landed in the Balkan Theatre of Operations on the 2 July 1915 with the 1st/6th Battalion (City of Glasgow) Battalion Highland Light Infantry (Territorial Force). 1st/6th (City of Glasgow) Battalion Territorial Force. On the 4th August 1914 the 1st/6th Battalion was stationed at Glasgow as part of the High Land Light Infantry Brigade (comprising 1st/5th (City of Glasgow) Battalion Territorial Force, the 1st/6th and the 1st/7th (Blythswood) Battalion Territorial Force), part of the Lowland Division. After the declaration of War the 1st/6th as a part of the High Land Light Infantry Brigade moved to Dunfermline. On the 11th May 1915 the formation became the 157th Brigade of the 52nd Division. The Brigade mobilised for war on the 26th May 1915 and embarked for Gallipoli at Devonport, Plymouth. They arrived in Gallipoli on the 3rd July 1915 becoming involved in heavy fighting on the Peninsular including the actions at Gully Ravine, Achi Baba Nullah and Krithia Nullahs. The Brigade stayed in Gallipoli until the 8th January 1916 when it was evacuated to Mudros to serve casualties not only from enemy action but also from disease and harsh weather. In February 1916 the Brigade moved to Egypt to defend the Suez Canal and was involved in various action including Dueidar and the Battle of Romani and during 1917 the Second Battle of Gaza, the Third Battle of Gaza, the actions at Wadi el Hesi and El Maghar, the capture of Junction Station, the Battle of Nabi Samweil and the Battle of Jaffa. On the 11th April 1918 the Battalion embarked for France, landing at Marseilles on the 17th April 1918. It moved swiftly into action engaging in various actions on the Western Front including; the Battle of Albert, the Battle of the Scarpe, the Battle of the Drocourt-Queant Line, the Battle of the Canal du Nord and the Final Advance in Artois. On the morning of the 11th November 1918 the 1st/6th Battalion, along with its two sister formations of the Highland Light Infantry Brigade, ended the war in Jurbise, a small Belgian village 3 miles north of Nimy, Mons.
Los 61
Single Orders and Decorations, Territorial Force Efficiency Medal, EVIIR, awarded to Private J Browbank, 6th Battalion Durham Light Infantry (300 Pte J. Browbank 6/Durham L.I.), very fine. Only 41 EVII TFEMs to 6th Durham Light Infantry. Army Order 7/1910. Private Joseph Browbank signed his agreement to serve as a member of the Territorial Force outside the United Kingdom on the 1st March 1915, he landed in France on the 20th April 1915, discharged from the Army on the Termination of his engagement on the 14th September 1917 and transferred to the Ministry of Munitions. His Medal Index card shows the award of the TFEM in 1910. Sold with copied service papers.
Los 81
Miscellaneous, A collection of Buttons, Badges, Lapel badges etc. Including: A Sheffield and Hallamshire Veteran’s Guild Badge - a large cast gilt metal badge comprising a laurel wreath surmounted by the Royal Crest; within the wreath a title strap; the centre with representation of Royal Shield, rifles, anchor, star etc., suspended below the badge, the figure of St, George and The Dragon, rev. with replacement pin pitting, inscribed (Lt. Col. J.E. Bingham, President. RC Colver Esq, Treasurer, C. Partington Hon Sec.); 22 General Service, R.C.A.F., Royal Navy, A.R.P, Rotherham Borough Police Buttons; 6 Air Raid Precaution badges, silver, two hallmarked “a” 1936 the remaining 4 hallmarked “c” 1938; 1 O.H.M.S lapel badge; 1 War Munition Volunteer Badge, numbered (10554); 3 On War Service Badges, blue enamel, 1914; 1 On War Service Badge 1915 blue and white enamel, numbered (42209) to reverse; 1 Silver war Badge numbered (B 221130); 11 Red Cross Badges; A King’s Royal Rifle Corps Cap badge; A King’s Royal Rifle Corps Collar badge; The Loyal Regiment Cap badge, pin fastening to reverse; York And Lancaster Cap badge, pin fastening to rear; Royal Air Force Cap badge; Royal Corps of Signals Cap badge; Army Service Corps, GVR, Cap badge; The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) Cap badge; The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) Collar badge; The Highland Light Infantry Cap badge, by J.R. Gaunt all with King’s Crown; Crimea Medal clasps, Alma, Inkermann, joined by a proper carriage but this turned into a brooch, securing pin missing; and assorted metal crowns, shoulder titles and sweetheart brooches, all good to very good to fine (Lot) Colonel Bingham commanded 1st W, York RE Volunteers. His 1915 obituary states his great interest in the welfare of old soldiers and in the 1892 Crimean and Indian Veterans’ Association. Bosley's have recorded another one of these medals, awarded to Pte C Partington 1st Rl Dragoons, appeared at auction with his Crimean Medals in 1996.
Los 600
60s EP RARITIES - Excellent bundle of 3 x sought after EPs. Titles are The Zombies - S/T (DFE 8598 - Ex+/Ex a great copy), The Reflections - Poor Man's Son (Stateside SE 1034 - Ex/Ex another very clean copy) and The Kinks - Dedicated Kinks (NEP 24252 - Ex some light shadowing to side 1/VG+ some light laminate wear).( VINYL RECORDS )
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