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Los 252
Yellow Coloured Metal Set Shell Cameo Brooches with classical scenes, pair of clip-on Cabouchon & facet cut Garnet clip-on earrings set base metal, yellow coloured metal marquise shape Brooch with miniature portrait, 5 strand Seed Pearl necklace, yellow coloured metal & cultured single Pearl ring, Mutton Fat rectangular shaped Jade Pendant (7)
Los 81
UK HISTORICAL MEDALS - GEORGE V 55mm BRONZE, 1910, EIMER 1917, OBV PORTRAIT OF GEORGE V BY BERTRAM MACKENNAL (AS ON COINAGE), "GEORGE V KING & EMPEROR PATRON MCMX" AROUND, REV "ROYAL SOCIETY OF ARTS MANUFACTURES AND COMMERCE" IN WREATH, "FOUNDED 1754, INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER 1847" AROUND, GOOD EF IN ORIGINAL FITTED CASE, CASE IN GOOD CONDITION WITH A LITTLE SCUFFING
Los 250
A XIX Century Gilt Metal Circular Pendant, inset with a head and shoulders portrait miniature of 'La Contesse Montespan', painted on ivory, (slightly damaged), 3 cms diameter in a red leather hinged case; A Continental Portrait Miniature, of a country girl, in a paste set gilt metal fob pendant, 4.5 cms diameter. (2)
Los 331
A GOOD GOLD FRAMED PORTRAIT MINIATURE OF ELSIE MACKAY, Daughter of the Earl of Inchcape, together with a newspaper cutting on Elsie Mackay and share certificates. In a fitted case. Image 3.5 x 2.75ins. Note: Elsie Mackay died whilst attempting one of the first flights across the Atlantic Ocean.
Los 174
AN UNUSUAL POWDER FLASK, POSSIBLY ITALIAN, 19th century, 12in. long, comprising a silver-plated inner covered with a pierced and carved cow-horn outer depicting images from Roman legend including Romulus and Remus being suckled by the wolf, a portrait bust of an Emperor surrounded by a laurel wreath, a charioteer and a foot-soldier with columns in the background (possibly gladiators in the Coliseum), and a Roman soldier standing at the bottom of a staircase with a woman looking on from the top of the stairs, near the neck of the flask a heart-shaped panel is engraved with 'FEKETE', silver-plated nozzle with sprung iron cap.
Los 1331
BROWNING - A PAIR OF 12-BORE SINGLE-TRIGGER OVER AND UNDER EJECTORS, serial no. 863PY15105 / 6, with extra barrels, 27 1/2in. (70cm) nitro barrels with 6mm ventilated matt top-ribs, 2 3/4in. chambers, bored approx. imp cyl and 1/4 choke, extra 27 1/2in. (70cm) nitro barrels with 6mm ventilated matt top-ribs, 2 3/4in. chambers, bored approx. imp cyl choke in all, hold-open toplevers gold inlaid 'I' and 'II', manual safeties with integral barrel selector switches, gold-washed single triggers, actions with fine scroll and beaded border engraving, surrounding scenes of snipe and pheasant, signed 'J. RECULE', the undersides engraved with the portrait of a spaniel, signed 'J. BAERTEN', silver finish overall, 14 1/2in. figured stocks including 1/2in. rubber recoil pads, weight 7lb. 4oz. in their individual cases with provision for both sets of barrels
Los 1603
FABRIQUE NATIONALE (HERSTAL) 12-BORE 'E1' SINGLE-TRIGGER SIDEPLATED OVER AND UNDER EJECTOR, serial no. 30633S4, 27 1/2in. nitro barrels with three-piece fore-end,12mm ventilated matt top-rib, 2 3/4in. chambers, bored approx. true cyl and imp cyl, hold-open toplever, manual safety with integral barrel selector switch, profusely engraved with bold acanthus scrollwork, surrounding vignettes of pheasant, mallard and partridge, the triggerguard with the portrait of a retriever, unsigned, silver finish overall, 14 5/8in. well-figured pistolgrip stock including 1in. rubber recoil pad, weight 7lb. 12oz., in a lightweight leather case
Los 1702
F. J. WISEMAN 12-BORE (3IN) BOXLOCK EJECTOR WILDFOWLING / PIGEON GUN, serial no. 8306, 30in. nitro barrels with broad raised matt rib, tubes engraved 'F.J. WISEMAN & CO. LTD. 3, PRICE ST. BIRMINGHAM. ENGLAND.', 3in. chambers, bored approx. 1/4 and full choke, scroll back action, automatic safety with gold-inlaid 'SAFE' detail, bold acanthus scroll engraving surrounding game scenes of pointer and pheasant, the triggerguard with the portrait of a setter retrieving, retaining virtually full original colour-hardening and finish, 14 3/8in. well-figured pistolgrip stock with engraved and colour-hardened steel pistolgrip-cap, weight 7lb. 8oz. The gun was completed circa 1964 and appears to be little used
Los 327
English School, (late 18th century), A portrait of a boy, three-quarter length, seated in a green suit with white lace collar, holding a book, in a landscape, oil on canvas, laid down on board, 35cm x 29.5cm, oval, and another, by the same hand, of a boy seated at a desk, a pair. See Illustration.
Los 915
General Service 1962, 2 clasps, Northern Ireland, Dhofar (24105622 Sig. D. A. Ware, R. Signals), in its card box of issue, together with related miniature dress medal and an S.A.S. cap badge, good very fine £400-500 Duncan Alexander Ware was born in May 1952 and enlisted in the Royal Signals at Edinburgh in September 1967. In his subsequent career of 18 years with the Colours he completed no less than four operational tours in Northern Ireland, the first of them in 1973 and the last in 1980, in addition to participating in the Dhofar operations in 1974-75. However, as verified by his Certificate of Service (copy included), he also served in the U.K. on a ‘classified’ basis on at least six occasions between 1977-81, namely during his employment with 264 S.A.S. Signals, so he may well have re-visited Northern Ireland on an operational footing during the periods in question. He was discharged with an ‘Exemplary’ conduct rating in July 1986; sold with a portrait photograph wearing his S.A.S. beret. £400-£500
Los 936
Pair: Corporal A. Paterson, Parachute Regiment general Service 1962, 1 clasp, Northern Ireland (24372971 Pte., Para.); South Atlantic 1982, with rosette (24372971 Cpl., Para.), together with his identity discs and two A.S.U. sporting prize medals, good very fine and better (6) £1800-2200 Alexander Paterson was born in April 1959 and enlisted in the Parachute Regiment in Glasgow in July 1975. Two tours of duty followed in Northern Ireland in 1978 and 1980, so, too, action in the Falklands with the 3rd Battalion - according to an accompanying handwritten note, Paterson served in Sergeant Ian McKay’s 4 Platoon, ‘B’ Company. in common with the remainder of 3 Para., he would have landed at San Carlos on 21 May 1982, participated in two night marches covering a distance of 40 miles, and then gone into action on Mount Longdon on the 11-12 June, when the Battalion lost 20 men killed and another 40 wounded. McKay, of course, won a posthumous V.C. on the same occasion. paterson was discharged from the 3rd Battalion at Aldershot in January 1985. sold with the recipient’s original Regular Army Certificate of Service; two portrait photographs, one taken on patrol in Northern Ireland and the other in the Falklands; embroidered Corporal’s stripes; and 3rd Battalion, Parachute Regiment swimming team and No. 1 Parachute Training School, R.A.F. patches. £1800-£2200
Los 1078
Six: Warrant Officer Class 1 T. D. Dornan, Royal Army Service Corps queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, 5 clasps, Relief of Kimberley, Paardeberg, Driefontein, Diamond Hill, Belfast (6385 Sejt., A.S.C.); King’s South Africa 1901-02, 2 clasps, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (6385 C. Serjt.-Maj., A.S.C.); 1914-15 Star (T1SR-513 S.S. Mjr., A.S.C.); British War and Victory Medals (T1SR-513 W.O. Cl. 1, A.S.C.); Army Meritorious Service Medal, G.V.R., 1st issue (T1SR-513 S.S. Mjr., R.A.S.C.), surname officially corrected on the second, and number on the last, the earlier awards with contact marks but otherwise very fine and better (6) £300-350 thomas David Dornan was born in Aldershot in December 1870 and enlisted in the Commissariat & Transport Corps as a boy recruit in September 1885, aged 14 years. Advanced to Lance-Corporal Bugler in April 1889, to Corporal in April 1893 and to Sergeant in December 1897, he served in South Africa from October 1899 to September 1902, and won entitlement to the above described Medals & clasps with 13 and 32 Companies, A.S.C. So, too, further promotion, to Company Sergeant-Major in May 1900, and a war gratuity in July 1902 (Army Order 134 of 1902 refers). having then been discharged in September 1906, Dornan rejoined the Colours as a C.S.M. in September 1914, was quickly advanced to Staff Sergeant-Major and first entered the French theatre of war in No. 2 Company, 19th Divisional Train, in July 1915. Having then transferred to 19th Division’s 59th Field Ambulance that December, he appears to have remained on active service until the end of the War, and was awarded his M.S.M. for ‘valuable services rendered with the Armies in France and Flanders’ (London Gazette 10 October 1919 refers). Demobilised in March 1919, Dornan died in February 1952. sold with an original portrait photograph, in uniform, as a young recruit, and an invitation to the Victoria Dances for 1903-04, in the name of Miss Dornan; also see Lot No. 1062 for his brother’s Honours & Awards. £300-£350
Los 1115
Three: Private C. Pettifer, 3rd Hussars 1914 Star (4183 Pte., 3/Hrs.); British War and Victory Medals (4183 Pte., 3-Hrs.); together with a portrait photograph of recipient in uniform which has been over-painted in oils, nearly very fine (3) £120-150 Sold with copy of m.i.c. which confirms entitlement to the clasp for his 1914 Star and that he first served overseas on 26 August 1914. £120-£150
Los 1138
Three: Private E. Brompton, Lincolnshire Regiment 1914-15 Star (13341 Pte., Linc. R.); British War and Victory Medals (13341 Pte., Linc. R.), ‘Limc. R.’ on B.W.M., this with loose suspension rod; Lincolnshire Regiment cap badge, very fine and better (lot) £80-100 Edward Brompton was born in 1891 and enlisted for service in the Lincolnshire Regiment on 4 September 1914. Serving with the 4th Battalion Lincolnshire, he was posted ‘missing’ on 15 April 1918 and was later found to be a prisoner-of-war of the Germans. He was transferred to the Army Reserve on 9 March 1919. At the time of his capture, his wife was living at ‘15 May Road, Twickenham’. sold with a quantity of original papers, including, recipient’s Soldiers’ Small Book with enclosed ‘Will’; War Office forms (2) informing his wife that he was ‘missing in action’; Newspaper cutting, in which his wife and mother request information; Red Cross cards (2) re. their efforts to trace his whereabouts; letter written by his officer to his wife; another from an officer a friend of the recipient; wartime postcards (7); portrait photograph; Certificate of Transfer to the Reserve; recipient’s Leave or Duty Ration Book, December 1918-February 1919; Released Prisoner of War Card (unused); Field Service Post card (unused); other wartime cards (3); slips re. medals (2); ‘Buckingham Palace’ Welcome home letter; sundry forms re. war pension and gratuity; Programme of the 1946 Royal Performance at the Palladium; two theatre posters. £80-£100
Los 1204
Three: Captain C. J. Temperley, Royal Air Force, late Northern Cyclist Battalion and Royal Flying Corps, who was wounded in a combat in October 1917, while piloting an S.E. 5 of No. 60 Squadron british War and Victory Medals (Capt., R.A.F.); Territorial Force War Medal 1914-19 (Capt., N. Cyc. Bn.), contained in an old metalled display frame, together with his privately engraved silver identity disc, the obverse inscribed ‘Capt. C. J. Temperley, N. Cyc. Bn. & R.F.C., 1914-18’, and the reverse ‘Noel M. Temperley, W.R.N.S., 1940 1945’, extremely fine (4) £600-700 clifford James Temperley, who was born in June 1894 and commissioned as a Territorial Officer in November 1914, qualified for his ‘Wings’ in June 1915 (Certificate No. 1367), and remained employed on the Home Establishment until joining No. 60 Squadron, an S.E. 5 unit operating out of St. Marie Cappel, in October 1917. By then a Temporary Captain, it was intended he take up appointment as a Flight Commander, but in lieu of his lack of experience in scouts in France the Squadron C.O. vetoed the idea. And, as it transpired, Temperley was downed just a few days later, on the 28th, when wounded in the foot in a combat near Vlamertinger and forced to land near Poperinghe. Invalided home, he did not return to duty until April 1918, with an appointment at the Air Ministry, following which he served as a Staff Officer until the end of hostilities. He was placed on the Unemployed List in January 1919. sold with the recipient’s Great War photograph album, containing approximately 25 images of fellow pilots, aircraft and ‘prangs’, together with a fine-quality studio portrait in uniform, in contemporary glazed frame; a Dover Garrison Pass in the name of ‘2nd Lieut. C. J. Temperley’, circa 1915, and additional items appertaining to Noel Temperley, W.R.N.S., including another smaller identity disc, in white gold, and a silver and enamelled compact case, with central applique R.F.C. badge, together with two related photographs, an Admiralty certificate appointing her a Third Officer, dated 21 December 1941, and a souvenir programme for an R.A.F. Benevolent Fund matinee held at the New Opera House Blackpool on 5 October 1941, complete with a pair of admittance tickets. £600-£700
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