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Los 145
The medals awarded to Bertram Sidney Thomas OBE CMG (1892-1950) comprising Royal Scottish Geographical Society David Livingstone medal the edge inscribed 'To Mr Bertram Thomas OBE for his outstanding work in the crossing and exploration of the Rub' Al Khali and for his extensive research in Southern Arabia 1932', medal weight 173.4 grams, in fitted case (Alex Kirkwood & Son of Edinburgh) with crest and named to Bertram Thomas, Royal Geographical Society of London William IV Founders medal the edge inscribed 'Bertram Thomas 1931', the obverse and reverse designs of W Wyon master engraver, medal weight 141.7 grams in fitted case bearing GVR cypher, The American Geographical Society of New York Cullum medal struck by Medallic Art Co NY, the reverse inscribed 'Bertram Thomas first traveller from the Western World to cross the sands of Rub' Al Khali, Arabia's Empty Quarter 1932', medal weight 172 grams, the edge stamped 18K in fitted case, Societe Royale de Geographic D'Anvers medal inscribed to reverse 'Mr Bertram Thomas 21 Novbre 1931' in fitted case, Royal Asiatic Society Richard Burton Memorial Medal presented to Bertram Thomas 18th June 1931, Kenning & Son of London 18ct gold and enamelled Sultan of Oman (Taimur bin Feisal) president's neck badge and a silver and enamelled breast badge in fitted case named to Bertram Thomas OBE, The Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George CMG Companions neck badge in fitted case, two The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire OBE breast badges one with military 1st type ribbon and one with military 2nd type ribbon, one boxed, George V General Service Medal with Iraq clasp to Capt B S Thomas, WWI war medal to 2 Lieut B S Thomas, Victory medal with oak leaf clasp to 2 Lieut B S Thomas, 1914 Mons star with 5th August 22nd Nov 1914 clasp to 442 Pte B S Thomas N.Som.Yeo, two mounted bars of 14 miniatures and a distinguished line shooting medal awarded to ' The Wazir 'o was 'ere HMS TRIAD August 1929', also a WWII war medal, defence medal and 1939-1945 star, a Spinks and Sons mahogany and glazed fitted medal case with six duplicate 'show' medals including WWI war medal, Victory medal and Mons Star, General Service Medal and WWII war and defence medals, a small collection of North Somerset Yeomanry badges, the Jambiya as illustrated in photocopied photograph of Bertram Sidney Thomas having a horn handle bound in gold metal with inset pink stone complete with scabbard, also a brass mounted powder horn and a pair of shackles both previously possessed by Bertram Sidney Thomas Bertram Sidney Thomas (1892-1950) was a Cambridge graduate who served with the North Somerset Yeomanry in Belgium in WWI before further service with the Somerset Light Infantry in Iraq. The War having concluded he stayed east and took up the position as assistant political officer in Iraq until 1922. It was under his next post as the Finance Minister to the Sultan of Muscat and Oman, Taimur bin Feisal that Thomas is most famously remembered. Lawrence of Arabia famously purported in 1929 that the only way to cross the Rub' Al Khali also known as the Empty Quarter (a barren expanse of desert covering 250,000 square miles of Saudi Arabia, Oman, United Arab Emirates and Yeoman) was by an airship. However after a tortuous 58 day long expedition Thomas and his team reached the sea at Doha, the unforgiving desert having not claimed a single life. Thomas is the author of two books Arabia Felix (1932) and The Arabs: The Epic Life Story of a People Who Have Left Their Deep Impress On The World (1937) The University of Cambridge holds in their library nine boxes of 'manuscripts, articles, book reviews, lectures, notes, correspondence and maps' as well as a copy of a film made by Thomas in Arabia circa 1928/1929 and even a portrait of him by Walter Westley Russell
Los 572
Extensive collection of United Kingdom and world coins including eleven Elizabeth II 5 pounds, four two pounds, Victoria (1837-1901) half crown 1889 F, miscellaneous silver coins etc also three Royal Bank of Scotland Jack Nicholas 5 pound banknotes etc Amendment : also various World banknotes including RBS 1 pound 1965, BOE 1 pound portrait issue, etc
Los 376
A CASED 1887 BOEHM MEDALLION. J E Boehm's bronze 77mm diameter 1887 medallion, in original case. Victoria Regina et Imperatrix obverse legend around the portrait of Queen Victoria. Reverse In Commemoration above seated and surrounding figures of Science, Letters and Art, Industry and Commerce above a reclining time. Five linked shields below with Asia-America-Europe-Australia and Africa raised lettering.
Los 377
A BRONZE 1897 MEDALLION. Queen Victorias 1897 Diamond Jubilee bronze medallion, 76mm diameter. B under bust (F Bowcher) In Commemoration Anni Regni, before the Queens right facing portrait, LX behind. Victoria Dei Gra Britt Regina Fid Def Ind Imp obverse legend. Fifty shields border of the Empire, each identified.
Los 1106
Continental school, a bust portrait of a lady, oil on canvas laid down, 51 x 41 cm (loose in frame) Condition report Report by RB Removed from frame, the frame is in poor condition with a good deal of loss. The painting is on canvas which is laid down to modern board, very cracked and crazed, some areas of retouching, some paint loss, some areas where the canvas has bubbled off the board.
Los 615
Fine quality First World War oval portrait miniature on ivory, signed and dated C. Kirk 1916 - study of First World War Captain wearing glasses, possibly Somerset Light Infantry, in oval rose gold (9ct) double-sided glazed frame hallmarked London 1916, with silk panel to reverse, in velvet-lined easel backed leather presentation case, retailed by Walter Jones, 195 Sloane Street London SW
Los 521
A COLLECTION OF SEVEN JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES Including four of the Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido and Women Picking Tea Leaves in Fuchu by Utagawa Hiroshige, a portrait of Ohisa of the Takashima tea shop and another of Okita of Naniwaya from the Six Famous Beauties series by Kitagawa Utamaro, all framed and glazed, 38cm x 24.7cm max. (7)
Los 10
19th CENTURY MAHOGANY CASED 8 DAY LONG CASED CLOCK BY ROBERT CAIHILL of WELLINGTON, the imposing case having hood with broken swan neck pediment mounted with brass eagle finials over an arched aperture flanked by bobbin turned columns, the waist with triple pointed arch cross banded door, flanked by further bobbin turned columns, above a cross banded oval panelled base on outswept bracket feet. Eight day, two train movement, striking on one bell. The face painted with a full length portrait of a military gentleman, possibly the Duke of Wellington, and having floral spandrals, Arabic numerals and seconds dial. Face 21.5" x 15" (55 x 38 cms). Overall height 104" overall. (267 cms approx). CONDITION REPORT: Some minor areas of cracking and missing veneer. A little faded generally but appearing complete. The near loss to the upper frieze on one side noticeable.
Los 8
WELSH OAK EIGHT DAY LONG CASE CLOCK marked John Evans of Welshpool, having broken swan neck pediment above arched aperture flanked by turned baluster pillars, the waist with pointed arched cross-banded and inlaid door flanked by quarter reeded pilasters on a panelled base with bracket feet. Arch painted face with seconds dial and date aperture, having figure portrait to the arch and cottage spandrels. Eight day, two train movement striking on one bell. Face 18" x 13", case 87" high overall. C. 1840. CONDITION REPORT: Good overall condition. The case has certain flaking to the paint and has been re-painted at some stage. Basically good overall. Detailed condition report on request.
Los 198
An oil on board, portrait of Samuel Redgate reportedly. 7¼ by 9ins. In a gilt frame. Samuel Redgate 27th July 1810 – 13th April 1851 was a professional cricketer who played for Nottingham Cricket Club at Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club from 1830s until 1846 and was a renowned right arm fast bowler amongst the most feared of the period. It is a generally held conclusion that the speed of his bowling led to the introduction of batting pads with some of his bowling having caused serious leg injuries. Redgate played a total of 79 first class matches and took 426 known wickets.
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