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A George III 8-day longcase clock, arched brass dial signed Dickerson, Framlingham, silvered chapter ring with engraved dial centre featuring subsidiary seconds and date aperture, mahogany case with fluted columns to hood and inlaid trunk door, with key, pendulum and weights, some service history and seconds hand retained
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A Victorian inlaid mahogany 8-day longcase clock, the broken swan-neck hood enclosing an oversized painted arched dial incorporating a nautical theme moonphase, the trunk with arched door, raised on a plinth, approx. 222 cm h to top of hood excluding gilt metal finial Condition Report appears complete, the base reduced in height forming the plinth, for restoration
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11 Historex etc framed and glazed dioramas. “The Hall, English Civil War”. Depicting Tudor style room with five Royalists feasting. Another sitting in a chair with dog, whilst a visitor enters in a raised gallery. Another “Hello Friend”. Depicting a postilion with spare horse greeting a soldier friend in a woodland scene. Plus “Resting Horseman”. Depicting three horses unsaddled, with two French cavalrymen in watering caps, talking, kit stacked on ground in woodland scene. Diorama of 88mm metal figures depicting six figures of Romans. Comprising Generals, greeting each other. Standard bearers in attendance with trumpeter and legionary. Plus another – 5 metal figures probably by Rose Miniatures – Egyptian, 3000-2000 BC, Nubian slave 2000-1200 BC, a Gaulish Chieftain, bronze-age, a Persian archer 500BC and a Officer 500BC. “The Empty Jug”. Depicting a cellar interior with four Napoleonic soldiers, two seated at table, the other inspecting an empty upturned jug. Another with a maid servant looks on. Plus another titled “Watering”. Depicting a postilion watering two horses in a stable block. Plus “French Line Infantry 1804-1807 At The Frontier”. Depicting a Canteenier with wagon and donkey being questioned by Officer with Grenadier, three other soldiers and a dog are in the scene, with a woodland background. “The Departure”. Depicting a two horse drawn berline with postilion, a trunk being packed for the journey, with Officer and his lady looking on. Another “Elizabethans”. Depicting six figures in a Tudor room with furniture. Elizabeth 1 addressing courtiers and two figures of the church. Plus another – “The Stirrup Cup”. Depicting an interior with a postilion taking refreshment from an aproned waiter. An associate sits drinking nearby. All well painted. GC-VGC
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A pair of Sizzendorf porcelain models of doves, late 19th/20th century, together with two Continental porcelain salts in the form of pious pelicans, a Pratt ware printed vessel with a harbour scene, a continental box with babies on the lid, a Continental spill vase mounted with a man and tree trunk and an English porcelain figure of a man with bunches of grapes, various damages(9)
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20 Sex themed British Quad film posters inc Come Play With Me x2, Under The Doctor, Playbirds / Violation of the Bitch, Flare-Up, I'm Not Feeling Myself Tonight / Housewives On The Job, Trunk Stop Women / When Girls Undress, Without a Stitch & others, folded & 11 smaller sized posters (30+) 30 x 40in. (76 x 102cm) Generally in VG condition.
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A LOUIS VUITTON LEATHER-BOUND TRAVELLING LIBRARY TRUNK circa 1910, the side-hinged top opening to reveal a felt-lined interior with three removable dividers, originally designed to carry volumes of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, numbered '209572', the exterior covered with 'LV' monogram patterned canvas, the leather carrying handle stamped 'L. Vuitton', the lock, hinge and studwork also bearing manufacturer's details, the base edging similarly with repeating marks 'Louis Vuitton' and 'London Paris Lille Nice', 27cm high, 90cm wide, 33.5cm deep. Condition Report Generally good condition for age. Structurally sound . Lower edge of one side with surface wear to canvas, showing as white line in photos. Some metal work with verdigree type discoloration. Interior lining slightly `fluffy` with use. Carrying handle with surface crack not materially affecting its strength. Three ridge-lines of wear to canvas across top of lid. Leather strapwork generally good. Studwork complete. Three gouges to canvas below hinge plate. No key to lock.
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the correspondence is all housed in his original khaki painted travel trunk with Egyptian army brass plaque to the interior. The case has his details painted to the front and lid along with old paper shipping labels etc. Amongst the paperwork is his original officers service record book which lists his appointments and awards received including that of the Victoria Cross. Also his British Army of the Rhine 1920’s identity card which has a picture of Roberts in uniform, the Victoria Cross ribbon can clearly be seen in the picture. Other items include various pre war letters, wartime trench signal messages, permit to travel to the UK to receive the Distinguished Service Order from the King dated 14th January 1916. And a number of post war share certificates and associated personal and military paperwork. One of the most interesting items in the grouping is a letter written to him by another officer of the Worcestershire Regiment from the middle east campaign in 1916, the letter is extremely well written and gives great detail about the campaign and actions with the Turkish forces, the letter starts with “Cheeroh, Cully! Now then you birds in France take a pull at yourselves!! Get a move on there, you know you don’t see life at all where you are – come over here! All the same there is no Battn on gods earth like the dear old 1st, and often the time I wish I was back with you fellers once more, slogging down the La Bassée road or trench mortoring the Boches around the “Ducks Bill” or making one of those famous 29th counter attacks on the “Garden” at Estaires!! Ah yes those were top whole days!” The letter goes on to describe the retreat from Cape Helles, “The day before we evacuated Helles, we were fair pounded to hell by the Turkish guns for 51/2 hours solid, finishing up with ½ hours intense bombardment by everything from 8.2’s down to 15 pounders. It was very reminiscent of our bombardment at Neuve Chapelle before the assault, but not quite so bad – far fewer guns, but all concentrated on 3 regts, of which we were the centre one. All our guns had been evacuated bar 4, so we couldn’t reply”. The letter also talks about engagement with the Turkish troops and uncomplimentary views on their fighting ability. He also mentions and illustrates a weapon he took from a dead Turkish soldier. His Victoria Cross was awarded during the German Spring Offensive of 1918, the action took place west of the Somme and Pargny. The register for the Victoria Cross and The George Cross gives the following details; “When the German Spring offensive opened on 21 March 1918, XIX Corps was in the line south of Peronne. 8th division was moved towards the front on 22 March but the British were being pushed steadily back. On the 23rd Peronne fell and the British, withdrawing across the Somme and its accompanying canal, sought to hold a line to the south along the west bank of the river. At about 8pm, Lieutenant Colonel F C Roberts, 1st Battalion The Worcestershire regiment, became aware that the Germans had crossed the Somme and occupied Pargny, south of where the Amiens to St Quentin road crossed the river. Roberts at once assembled a small force, attacked the enemy and drove the surviving Germans across Pargny bridge. On the 25th XIX Corps was forced back from the canal and in fighting on the 27th Roberts was wounded.
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