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EMPIRE STYLE GILT BRONZE FIGURAL MANTEL CLOCK, with cupid surmount holding arrow, on plinth base applied with trophies, gilt Roman chapter ring, 8-day movement, 46cms (h)Provenance: The Cornelia Bayley Collection from Plas Teg, an important Jacobean house in Flintshire, North Wales Plas Teg: Once in a Generation Welsh House Clearance — Rogers Jones CoNote: the auction lots are contained in a warehouse near Wrexham. Viewing can be arranged by appointment by calling Richard Hughes on 07593 181017. Purchased lots require collection by appointment once invoices are settled and strictly within ten days (maximum) from the auction date. Purchases which are not collected by this time will incur a charge of £50 per item per day. Please note that most HGV vehicles can enter the warehouse for convenient collection, but we do not offer assistance for heavy and large objects, please be prepared.

18th century and later, an ebonised corner cupboard with single door below small shaped shelf. The door front with 'japanned' decoration of an oriental roped figure holding a bow and arrow, 101cm high x 33cm deep

Collection of 10 Film Posters from the 1950s/1960s: US One Sheets for The Ravagers (1965), The Hostage (1964), both 27 x 41 inches, British Quads for: Fitzwilly Strikes Back (1967), The Lonely Man (1957), Chuka (1967), Castle Keep (1969), Blood on the Arrow (1964), The D.I. (1957), 24 Hours to Kill (1965), Raw Edge (1956), all approx. 30 x 40 inches, all folded (10 items)

Art Deco plastic compacts, including a French celluloid ladybird, 7.5cm x 6cm, 1945 square Lucite USA with Bird Brook Patene 1944 central design, 7cm, 1920s French black barrel bag type vanity with rope handle and tassel, cylinder 7.5cm, blue circular celluloid patch box, 3cm diameter, faux tortoiseshell La Brise fan 11.5cm max, continental 1930s gilt metal arrow head vanity on chain, 17.5cm max in floral cross stitch pouch (6)The continental 1930s gilt metal arrow head vanity on chain clasp doesn't work very well. will need a small repair. The Ladybird has a crack in the top ( See pictures ) The French black barrel has a crack in the mirror.  ( See photos )

A WWII Martindale machete. With crocodile trademark, and dated 1945 to the blade, the handle with military arrow below 80. L50.8cm.

A Wray of London 3 1/2in collimator. With military arrow, Number 241356, length circa 1m, in a fitted oak box.

A 1950 Smiths English Clocks Ltd wall clock. Marked '701' and with broad military arrow to the cream enamel face. Total diameter 38cm.

A Royal Irish Fusiliers officer's dress suit. The navy jacket with collar badges and buttons, jacket and trousers with original label, size 12, dated 1956 with arrow.

Walter Bosse - An early 20th Century Austrian figure 'Amor', modelled as Cupid standing on circular base with pierced heart and arrow at his feet, opal and tonal brown and blue glaze over terracotta, indistinct marks to base, height 16.5cm.

AN ANTIQUE KELARDASHT RUNNER,hand knotted by Kurdish weavers from the village of Kelardasht, northern Elburs mountains near the Caspian Sea, N. Persia, c. 1890 – 1910, with a single row of ‘Memling’ gul motifs framed by stylized plants/trees, inside a main border of four arrow and rosette motifs, two sets of reciprocating key guards, 296 x 126cm, (PL ref 9012)

AN ANTIQUE KURDISH RUG,hand knotted by Kakaberu Kurdish weavers, Sanandaj region, W. Persia, early 20th century, with hexagonal ivory inner field with stepped arrow medallion, all with stylized zoo-morphic and floral symbols, inside a broad main border of floral and angular vines, between two small boteh guards, 192 x 134cm, (PL ref 9204)

A FINE ANTIQUE TEKKE CARPET,hand knotted by nomadic Tekke Turkoman weavers, southern Turkmenistan, probably c.1820, with four rows of ten large Tekke guls interspersed by ‘gurbaghe’ secondary motifs, inside a main border of small octagons, separated by panels of stars, flowers, arrow bands etc, between two sets of narrow guards, 248 x 181cm, (PL ref 9079)

AN ANTIQUE MAHAL RUG,hand knotted in the Arak-Ferahan region of W. Persia, c.1890-1910, with a centre diamond shaped arrow medallion on a field with stylized floral and tree motifs, inside a main border of boteh motifs and stylized zoo-morphic motifs, between two single guards, 200 x 126cm, (PL ref 9163)

NADAR: (1820-1910) Gaspard-Felix Tournachon. French photographer, caricaturist and balloonist, the first person to take aerial photographs (1858). An amusing A.L.S., Na → (the signature incorporating a pictogram of a right pointing arrow, described by Nadar beneath as an ingenious type of signature, ´Signature genre ingenieux´), one page, 8vo, n.p., n.d., to [Paul Gavarni], in French. The photographer writes, in full, ´Que le bon Dieu vous patafiole! Voila deux fois que je vous viens voir - dont ce matin par un temps a ne pas mettre un Empereur dehors, que les chevaux griffent a chaque pas et qu´on a les pieds et le nez sans connaissance! Et j´avais justement besoin de vous voir ce matin pendant dix minutes! On me dit que vous serez rentre a midi. J´enverrai Madame Nadar avec mon serviteur pour vous expliquer la chose, ne pouvant venir moi-meme. Que le bon Dieu vous patafiole (bis)!´ (Translation: ´May the good Lord spoil you! I've been to see you twice now - including this morning in weather so bad you wouldn't want to take an Emperor out, with horses scratching at every step and your feet and nose numb! And I just needed to see you this morning for ten minutes! I am told that you will be back at midday. I will send Madame Nadar with my servant to explain things to you, as I cannot come myself. May the good Lord spoil you (again!)´). A small portion of the lower left corner has been neatly excised, and with some very light age wear, otherwise VGPaul Gavarni (1804-1866) French illustrator who shared a passion and interest with Nadar for aerial navigation. Gavarni made experiments on a large scale with a view to find the means of directing balloons, but without the success Nadar enjoyed.

CHANDLER JEFF: (1918-1961) American actor, an Academy Award nominee for Best Supporting Actor in 1950 for his performance as Cochise, his most famous role, in Broken Arrow. Vintage signed and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph of the actor in a head and shoulders pose. Signed in bold, dark fountain pen ink to a light area at the base of the image. VG

A Military wristwatch Moeris ATP (Army Trade Pattern) wristwatch head, 33mm diameter, unsigned silver dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, 15 jewel 101/2 Swiss stem wind movement, the case screw back with broad arrow A.T.P. initials and numbered 9361 2585921, c.1940; another later MWC Military watch, black dial, Arabic numerals, the reverse numbered 535-8290 W10-6645-99, broad arrow 1891/91,35mm wide screw back case (missimg crown winder) (2)

Five Brooklin Scale cast metal Automobiles 1/43 scale,No.1 Pierce Arrow Silver Arrow, metallic silver blue, 1933, No.6 Packard Light 8, metallic silver/silver blue,1932, No.12 Hudson Greater 8, orange/cream, 1931, No.15 Mercury 2 door coupe, cream body, 1949 and No.16 Dodge Van Bimbo, dark brown/black body, front bumper loose, all in mint boxed original condition. (5 items)

Britains from set 202 , Togoland Warriors, 1930, nine warriors with bow and arrows, one on green base, (good to fair condition, one arrow broken and one arm detached), (9).Please Note: We do not offer In house shipping for Toy Soldiers please see shipping information.

A boxed 18ct rose gold Tiffany and Co Graffiti Arrow diamond set necklace, L. 45cm.

Diademed head right. Rev. Apollo seated left on omphalos, holding bow and arrow. (SC 1543). Good Very Fine.

2 Antique Pewter, Bleeding Bowls & a Porringer,including an antique pewter porringer, English, probably 18th century, with touchmarks X, LONDON and a crown, no graduations, diameter 11.8cm; a larger bleeding bowl, graduated 4-24 fluid ounces, stamped 'ST B H' - St Bartholomews Hospital, 16.9cm diameter, and a smaller bleeding bowl, graduated but without quantities, toch mark of a military arrow and BO, a later paper label applied reads 'Crimean Bleeding Bowl 1867'

A 19th-Century Oxidised Brass Everest-Pattern Theodolite,English, c.1900, signed 'T Cooke & Sons, York' and with a military arrow and 'No.96 12F and to the top 'O.S. EVEREST 5" No.12F', the telescope with rack and pinion focusing, the eyepiece with crosshairs and adjusting screws, the two part vertical circles with silvered scales, twin verniers and magnifiers, horizontal circle with silver chamfered scale, with two verniers and swing magnifier, with bubble level, on three-screw tripod attachment with screw mounting, trough compass and plummet, in the original mahogany case

Unusual Artillery/Gun Director,English, dated 1916 telescopes engraved 'TELESCOPE SIGHTING No.12 MK.1 W OTTWAY & Co LtdEALING No.180 1915' with military arrow, the body signed on the compass dial 'E. R. WATTS LONDON' constructed of heavy cast brass mounted on theodolite tripod, instrument 36cm tallBUYER BEWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS LOT. COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER ONLY

Doxa keyless winding open faced military pocket watch with inset subsidiary seconds dial, luminous blued hands, Arabic numerals, silver dial and case back stamped 'GSTP 238787' below ministry broad arrow, case diameter 52mm. 

Circle of Jusepe de Ribera,  Spanish 1591-1652- Cupid whipping a satyr; etching on laid paper, bears collector's stamp for Sir John St Aubyn which reads 'J.S.A.' [Lugt 1534] (to the rock, lower centre), bears collector's mark which reads 'THE WILLIAM HAYES FOGG / ART MUSEUM OF / HARVARD UNIVERSITY / 2170' [Lugt 936] verso, bears further indistinct stamp for 'Fogg Art Museum' and various inscriptions verso, with watermark of an arrow through a circle, 16.5 x 21.1 cm. (unframed / mounted). Provenance:  Collection of the William Hayes Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, Massachusetts, according to the collector's stamp.  Collection of Sir John St Aubyn (1758-1839), according to the collector's stamp.  Gift of Paul J. Sachs, 24 May 1922, according to an inscription to the mount.  Anon. sale, Christie's, London, 1 December 1987.  Property of the Late Professor Eric Gerald Stanley, FBA (1923-2018) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Stanley).

Italian School,  16th century- Giacobo Sanazaro; engraving on laid paper, inscribed 'GIACOBO SANAZARO / Ant. Sal. Esc.' (within the plate, lower margin), bears collector's stamp which reads 'G.A.C' verso, bears indistinct inscription verso, with watermark with a bow and arrow, a good impression of this rare portrait print, 23.2 x 16.3 cm. (unframed / mounted). Provenance:  Property of the Late Professor Eric Gerald Stanley, FBA (1923-2018) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Stanley).

GROUP OF FOUR BLUE AND WHITE WARES 20TH CENTURY 二十世紀 青花《阿彌陀佛》香爐、博弈圖小缸、成化款 嬰戲圖碗 及 乾隆款 鬥彩蝶戀花紋貫耳瓶（共四件） comprising: a censer, of compressed bombé form, the exterior painted with four luohan seated on circular fringed mats, divided by four inscribed characters, a mi tuo fo, 13.8cm diameter; a small basin, painted on steep sides with two scholars seated playing chess in an outdoor setting, 14.2cm diameter; a bowl, the exterior finely painted with various boys at play in a garden setting, the base inscribed with a six-character apocryphal Chenghua mark in double-circle, 15.5cm diameter; and a doucai arrow vase, the ovoid body decorated with butterflies flying among chrysanthemums and scrolling branches, the base inscribed with a six-character Qianlong mark, 15.2cm high (4) largest: 15.5cm diameter

A vintage Moeris pocket watch was made in the 1940s for British military use during World War II. With an approximately 51mm silver case and a black dial, this manual mechanical pocket watch features a 12-hour dial and an open face design. The watch bears the Military Marking GSTP with broad arrow serial no. M3131. Housed in green leather travel case. Running.

A gents gold plated Uno Sea Lord watch, with red arrow second hand, diameter 3.3cm, in original box with booklet Condition Report:Winds and is ticking

A 9ct gold arrow necklace, length approx 42cm, weight 13.8gms Condition Report:Available upon request

A box containing nine boxed Corgi vehicles, comprising 27601 F.B. Atkins Atkinson 8 Wheel Truck & Trailer, 13701 Corgi Classics Arrow Bulk Carriers Ltd Foden S21 'Mickey Mouse' Cylindrical Tanker, three Famous Hauliers models -12301 The Motor Packing Co Foden FG 8 Wheel Platform Lorry with crates, 14001 Beresford Transport Foden S21 6 Wheel Dropside Lorry, 13901 Bassett Roadways Foden S21 Mickey Mouse 8 Wheel Platform Lorry, 26201 Albion Caledonian Platform Lorry & Sacks - T.W.Davidson Jnr, 27201 Fina Fuel Oils Atkinson Elliptical Tanker Set, 24203 Shell And BP Leyland Elliptical Tanker with Diecast Petrooden 8 Wheel l Pump and 97309 Corgi Classics FRigid British Road Services (9)

A beautiful porcelain figurine featuring a woman seated on a stone wall with intricate details, accompanied by a cherub holding a golden arrow. The piece showcases Zaphir's signature soft pastel colors and delicate craftsmanship. The base includes a green Zaphir backstamp, verifying its authenticity. The figurine reflects a serene and romantic scene, making it a perfect addition for collectors of fine porcelain.Dimensions: 17.75"HCountry of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.

The South Atlantic and Gulf operations group of four awarded to Lieutenant-Commander S. J. Ball, Royal Navy, who was aboard H.M.S. Sheffield when she was sunk by an Exocet Missile during the Falklands War, the first Royal Navy vessel sunk in action since the Second World War General Service 1962-2007, 1 clasp, Gulf (CCMEA(M) S J Ball D145312X RN); South Atlantic 1982, with rosette (MEA(M)1 S J Ball D145312X HMS Sheffield); Royal Navy L.S. & G.C., E.II.R., 2nd issue (ASLT S J Ball RN) mounted in incorrect order as worn, together with Jubilee 2002, unnamed, in card box of issue, first medal with contact marks, very fine and better (4) £2,000-£2,400 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Provenance: Dix Noonan Webb, July 2011. Stephen James Ball was born in 1956 in Tripoli, Libya. He volunteered for service in the Royal Navy in January 1974 serving aboard a number of different vessels, including H.M.S. Sheffield from 3 March 1980, which ship he was still serving aboard when she was sunk by an Exocet missile during the Falklands War. A specialist engineer, he received his commission in February 1989, remaining with the service until his retirement as Lieutenant-Commander in September 2006. The sinking of H.M.S. Sheffield At approximately 10a.m. on 4 May 1982, HMS Sheffield was at defence watches, second degree readiness, as part of the British Task Force dispatched to the Falkland Islands. Sheffield had relieved her sister ship Coventry as the latter was having technical trouble with her radar. Sheffield and Coventry were chatting over the radio when communications suddenly ceased. Then an unidentified message was heard flatly stating "Sheffield is hit". The flagship, Hermes dispatched the escorts Arrow and Yarmouth to investigate, and a helicopter was launched. Confusion reigned until Sheffield's Lynx helicopter unexpectedly landed aboard Hermes carrying the Air Operations Officer and Operations Officer, confirming the disaster. Sheffield had picked up the incoming missiles on her ancient radar system and the Operations Officer informed the Missile Director, who queried the contacts with the fire control system. The launch aircraft had not been detected as the British had expected, and it was not until smoke was sighted that the target was confirmed as sea skimming missiles. Five seconds later, an Exocet impacted Sheffield amidships, approximately 8 feet above the waterline on Deck 2, tearing a gash in the hull, whilst the other one splashed into the sea half a mile off her port beam. The Exocets were fired from two Super Étendards launched from Río Grande, Tierra del Fuego, Naval Air Base, piloted by Lieutenant Armando Mayora and Captain Augusto Bedacarratz, who commanded the mission. The MOD report into the sinking of the Sheffield concluded that; "Evidence indicates that the Warhead did not detonate". Some of the crew and members of the Task Force believe however that the missile's 165 kilogram warhead did in fact detonate upon impact. Regardless, the impact of the missile and the burning rocket motor set Sheffield ablaze. Accounts suggest that the initial impact of the missile immediately crippled the ship's onboard electricity generating systems and fractured the water main, preventing the anti-fire mechanisms from operating effectively, and thereby dooming the ship to be consumed by the raging fire. After the ship was struck, her crew, waiting to be rescued, sang "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" from Monty Python's Life of Brian. The burnt-out hulk was taken in tow by the Rothesay class frigate HMS Yarmouth but sank at 53°04'S, 56°56' W on 10 May 1982; high seas led to slow flooding through the hole in the ship’s side which eventually took her to the bottom. This made her the first Royal Navy vessel sunk in action in almost forty years. Twenty of her crew (mainly on duty in the Galley area) died during the attack. The wreck is a war grave and designated as a protected place under the Protection of Military Remains Act 1986. Sold with original Certificate of Service, History Sheet for Marine Engineering Artificer, copy of recipient’s final appraisal prior to his retirement, Kit Record Book and three photographs including recipient.

The notable Northern Ireland and South Atlantic campaign group of three awarded to Sergeant (later Lieutenant) I. D. Fisk, Royal Marines, who was mentioned in despatches for gallantry whilst serving as Missile/Gun Director aboard H.M.S. Yarmouth, when during repeated Argentine air attacks ‘his efforts were rewarded by at least two confirmed kills’ General Service 1962-2007, 1 clasp, Northern Ireland (P028197B I. D. Fisk L. Cpl RM); South Atlantic 1982, with rosette and M.I.D. oak leaf (Sgt I D Fisk P028197B RM); Royal Navy L.S. &  G.C., E.II.R., 2nd issue (Lt I D Fisk RM) mounted as worn, good very fine (3) £4,000-£5,000 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Provenance: Dix Noonan Webb, May 2016. M.I.D. London Gazette 8 October 1982. The original recommendation states: 'During the period of the Falklands conflict, Sergeant Fisk served as Missile/Gun Director (Visual) in H.M.S. Yarmouth. In the period prior to hostilities he used considerable initiative to acquire and mount extra close range Anti-Aircraft weapons on the upper deck and trained crews to use them. During hostilities and, in particular, during amphibious operations in San Carlos Water the days following (21 May-2 June), the ship came under numerous air attacks. Throughout these attacks Sergeant Fisk conducted the close range Air defence of the ship from his exposed position on the G.D.P. with exceptional vigour, courage and leadership. His efforts were rewarded by at least two confirmed kills and several other aircraft were damaged or deterred by close range weapons. Throughout long periods of less immediate danger, but often in appalling weather, between late April and late June he sustained the morale and vigilance of his lookouts and weapon crews in their exposed positions. Although no single act of gallantry or leadership can be cited, Sergeant Fisk's stamina, courage and leadership made a major contribution to the effectiveness of the ship over a prolonged period and are worthy of recognition.’ A further endorsement on his recommendation, signed by Admiral J. D. E. Fieldhouse, states: ‘Sergeant Fisk showed outstanding courage, resource and leadership during repeated air attacks. He is recommended for the award of a Mention in Despatches.’ Ian David Fisk joined H.M.S. Yarmouth in August 1981 and had been serving in the Royal Marines for 12 years at the time of being recommended for his “Mention” in June 1982. The Yarmouth was a Type 12 Rothsay Class Frigate and steamed almost 40,000 miles in the period April-July 1982, often in atrocious conditions. She arrived off the Falklands in late April and quickly saw action. When on 4 May Sheffield was hit by an Exocet missile, Arrow and Yarmouth having narrowly been missed by a second missile, went to her aid. While Arrow was fighting the fire, Yarmouth fought off a possible submarine attack. She then joined Arrow alongside Sheffield and fought the fire until the destroyer was abandoned and the survivors taken off. For the next four days of foggy weather Yarmouth remained with the carrier group, before being despatched to take the still floating Sheffield in tow. She went along­ side the stricken ship in the early hours of 9 May and passed a tow. For twenty-nine hours Sheffield, with her White Ensign still flying, was towed much of the time in daylight and within range of enemy aircraft until, as the wind increased to gale force, the towed ship heeled over and, at 7a.m. on 10 May, sank. Yarmouth headed back towards the Task Force. A week of storms followed and Yarmouth, the oldest escort ship in the Tank Force, rode out the weather with no damage despite her twenty-two years. On 19 May, the amphibious landing group arrived, joined the Task Force and headed West to the Falkland Sound. The amphibious landing took place in the early hours of the 21 May in San Carlos Water. Yarmouth’s task was to provide anti-submarine and anti-air Protection. Throughout the bright, sunny day she patrolled in Falkland Sound as enemy Mirage and A4 aircraft attacked both the landing area in San Carlos Water and the ships protecting the landing force. During one such attack in the afternoon, Ardent was hit and set on fire. Shortly afterwards a wave of Skyhawks again attacked Ardent which immediately began to list and to burn more fiercely. Yarmouth went to her aid and took off the ship's company as the fire spread towards the magazines. She then headed for San Carlos Water where she transferred Ardent’s crew to the Canberra before resuming her patrol in the Sound. The next ten days saw Yarmouth in San Carlos Water by day and leaving at dusk each night to carry out a variety of tasks including shore bombardment, anti-submarine patrols, covert operations and escorting merchant ships to and from the landing area. Each morning at dawn she returned to San Carlos Water to provide anti-aircraft protection for the landing ships. This was a particularly testing, time for the two hundred and fifty men onboard as they spent the daylight hours at Action Stations, subject to frequent air attacks, and with little time for sleep at night. Many ships present at that time suffered damage from air attacks and only the concentrated fire of Yarmouth’s 4.5, inch and 20mm. guns, Seacat missile and small arms kept the enemy air­craft at bay. After this testing period, Yarmouth sailed East to the repair area and spent two days with a repair ship where she carried out essential maintenance before rejoining the Task Force. Most nights during the following week 6-13 June the ship was in­volved in bombarding enemy positions to the West of Port Stanley with her 4.5 inch guns. During the conflict she fired well over a thousand rounds, some thirty-two tons of shells. The ship’s machinery performed marvellously as Yarmouth dashed nearly two hundred miles each way to and from the Islands at high speed to carry out the bombardment by night and arrive back with the battle group to replenish fuel and ammunition before heading inshore once more. On one such mission the ship encountered a small coaster packed with Gurkhas and essential supplies, immobilised by a rope around her propeller and prey for enemy aircraft. Yarmouth’s diving team freed her screws, and the vessel was able to proceed to Goose Green. On another night the frigate stood by and provided firefighting and medical aid to the Glamorgan when the destroyer was hit by an Exocet missile fired from shore near Port Stanley. After Port Stanley had been re-taken, Yarmouth was despatched to South Georgia, an island of glaciers and icebergs, and from there to Southern Thule to join Endurance and enforce the surrender of the Argentine contingent there. She later took the prisoners of war from South Georgia to Port Stanley.­ On 7 July, after several more days patrolling with the Battle Group, she began her eight thousand mile voyage home in company with Exeter and Cardiff.  Apart from invincible she was the last of the original Task Force to leave the area.

Henry VIII, Posthumous coinage, Groat, Tower, mm. arrow, bust 5, crescent in forks, pierced cross stops, 2.47g/3h (Whitton 3; N 1871; S 2403). About fine £60-£80 --- Provenance: SCMB March 1964 (H 2125)

DAVID YURMAN: A LADY’S STAINLESS STEEL QUARTZ WRISTWATCHQuartz movement, the square white dial with ‘DY’ signature at 12 o’clock, Roman quarter numerals and brilliant-cut diamond hour markers, steel arrow hands, crown set with black cabochon, within a brilliant-cut diamond bezel, case with scrolled detailing, to a flat curb-link bracelet, in stainless steel, with maker’s case and user manual, case 28mm, bracelet length 20cm *This lot is sold without a reserve David Yurman is a renowned luxury jewellery brand with a rich history. The brand was founded in 1980 by David Yurman, a sculptor, and his wife, Sybil Yurman, a painter. They combined their artistic backgrounds to create distinctive jewellery designs. They were born two months and a few miles apart.Their coincidental encounter in New York in 1969 marked the beginning of a long-lasting collaboration in both business and art. The business that David and Sybil have established is based on their ongoing conversation about their mutual creative vision and desire to create exquisite clothing. A more than half-century career has been molded by their deep partnership with each other, their son Evan, their business associates.They both had a hand in the underground art scenes in California and New York in the 1960s, traveling back and forth between Big Sur, Venice Beach, Haight-Ashbury, and Greenwich Village. Their individual artistic languages were formed throughout their respective apprenticeships under various masters, which finally resulted in the combined masterwork that we are all familiar with today.The David Yurman signature cable motif, inspired by the twisted helix of a ship's rope, became iconic and is a hallmark of their jewellery brand gained recognition in the 1980s with the introduction of the Cable bracelet, which quickly became a symbol of luxury and elegance.The brand is known for its craftsmanship, using high-quality materials such as precious metals and gemstones to create exquisite pieces. The Yurman family remains deeply involved in the brand's creative and business aspects, ensuring a personal touch in every piece. The brand continues to innovate, incorporating new materials and design elements while staying true to its core cable motif. Condition Report: Case back signed David Yurman, ‘DY’, numbered T 932-M and A-03563, Swiss Made, 3ATMClasp stamped stainless steelIn running condition at the time of cataloguing. New battery replacement by the departmentNormal signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approximately 81.1gAccompanied by case and manual *Please note that the watch has not been opened. The movement was not tested for the accuracy of time or duration of the power reserve and may need servicing at the buyer's discretion. Please note that Adam's cannot guarantee the (future) working of the movement. The jewellery department is happy to offer any additional assistance. 

AN 18K GOLD PENDANT NECKLACEThe Saint Esprit pendant suspended from a fine curb-link chain necklace, in 18K gold, French maker’s mark and assay mark, length of chain 50.3cm * This lot is sold without a reserve Condition Report: Pendant stamped with French maker’s mark ‘JD’ with an arrow symbol and within an horizontal lozenge-shaped frame, French assay mark for 18K goldChain stamped ‘1NO’ and 750Normal signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approximately 5.9g

Second World War Army Bush / Slouch Hat, with leather head band, stamped Walker Ashworth & LinneyLtd, dated 1943 and marked with broad arrow, together with an American example (2).

Military pocket watch Kay's "Screwback" Lever with inscription to reverse for G. R. Lyne. 5336593. H.Q. Company, 1/ Royal Berkshire Regiment and a military stopwatch with broad arrow mark, numbered 6B/288 A375. (2)The pocket watch and stopwatch are not currently working.

Late 19th century Swedish Barrel knife, with birch wood grip, stamped SWEDEN, and steel end caps, removable hinged blade signed JOH. ENGSTROM, brass case stamped JOH. ENGSTROM ESKILSTUNA SWEDEN on one side and JE arrow 1874 on the other and fitted with a suspension ring. Barrel 9.7cm blade 8.5cm. Together with a late 19th century hinged blade and case only for a Swedish Barrel knife, signed JOH. ENGSTROM ESKILSTUNA, brass case stamped JE arrow 1874 on one side and fitted with a suspension ring. Blade 7.7cm, to fit a barrel 9.9cm. (2)Knife with case measures 13cm overall when closed (including suspension loop). The knife in case is in good overall condition with minor overall wear. The loose knife has a worn blade which has been sharpened many times with associated loss of material.

Pair of Second World War British military binoculars by Bausch & Lomb in canvas case, stamped M.E.Co. 1940 and marked with broad arrow.

Second World War British Second Pattern Fairbairn Sykes 'F-S' Commando Knife, with brass grip, cross guard stamped with broad arrow and ‘B2’, 29cm in overall length, no scabbard present.

Cyma British military pocket watch with engraved broad arrow mark, G.S.T.P. T13594, Edwardian silver cased pocket watch and four other vintage pocket watches (6)

First World War brass military pocket periscope by Gilbert with impressed arrow and crowned mark.In good working order. N.B. Possibly a .303 viewing / inspection tool.

A leather covered wood cosh with lead head, early 20th c, 20cm l and a War Office specification cocus wood truncheon, second quarter 20th c, stamped broad arrow Government property mark (2) Pommel of truncheon chipped

Americana. Signed Books: Paretsky (Sara), Killing Orders, ffep signed by the author, first UK edition, London: Victor Gollancz Ltd, 1986, original publisher's dustjacket, light creases, spine slightly faded, some stable tears to verso, red cloth boards, 8vo; crime fiction: Ellroy (James), American Tabloid, ffep signed by the author, first UK edition, London: Century, 1995, pictorial dustjacket, black cloth, 8vo; idem, The Black Dahlia, signed and dedicated, Arrow, 1993, pb, 8vo; Mason (Bobbie Ann), In Country, signed and dedicated title-page, first edition thus, New York: Harper & Row, 1986, paperback, 8vo; Updike (John), Recent Poems 1986-1990, signed, first edition thus, limited edition copy no. 246/350, Helsinki: Eurographica, June 1990, original wrappers, uncut, 8vo; Ford (Richard), Independence Day, signed and dedicated by the author, first UK edition, Harvill, 1995, dj, hb, 8vo; another signed Richard Ford novel; Larry Brown's Dirty Work, dj, hb, 8vo; Sheila Bosworth's Slow Poison, dj, hb, 8vo; other authors, all signed, including Don DeLillo John Irving, Hilton Obenzinger, Barry Hannah, Andre Dubus, Kevin McDermott, Robert Kroetsch, Walter Mosley, Sara Paretsky, etc., (29)  Provenance: Peter Messent, Emeritus Professor of Modern American Literature and former Head of the School of American and Canadian Studies at the University of Nottingham.

7 Signature model cars - 1935 Auburn Speedster - 1933 Cadillac Fleetwood - 1930 Pierce-Arrow Model B plus one unboxed - 1918 Cadillac type 57 Victoria Coupe - 1949 Buick Roadmaster - 1947 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible - 1933 Cadillac Fleetwood Series Phaeton Convertible V-16

A pair of Italian giltwood girandoles, first half 19th century, of scrolled shaped rectangular form, one etched with Neptune and his dolphin, the other with Diana and her bow and arrow, with plain moulded frames to pierced sanded berried foliate crestings (lacking candle-branches) 107 x 49cm (2)Provenance: Property of the late Hugo Morley-Fletcher MA FSA (1940-2022).

A 19th century Gustavian style stool having a round needlework cushioned top raised on carved and gilt, turned and reeded supports on arrow feet united by a flat x-frame stretcher. H.43cm

A 20th century Hollywood Regency style coffee table having a rectangular plate glass top raised on fluted brass Neoclassical columns on turned arrow feet united by a flat curved and shaped overlapping stretcher. H.50 W.112 D.54cm

A 19th century French painted vitrine or display cabinet having an arched pediment with a carved floral cresting over a shaped glazed cabinet door in a moulded frame with carved acanthus leaves and foliate swags and ribbons within scrolling astragal borders above a panelled pedestal with a crossed torch emblem in relief raised on turned arrow feet. H.190 W.69 D.36.5cm

A pair of modern gilt metal wall sconces with eagle and arrow decoration

Cigarette cards, Wills Coronation series 1902 59/60 (missing number 3 (mixed wide and narrow arrow printing (gen gd)

Modern Model Trains and Carriages, 10 on plinths, 5 loose with plinths and 4 Tri-ang Carriages along with a decorative framed wooden carving of a 2-6-2 Green Arrow Loco & Tender

Ten modern Corgi Classics (china) Die-casts, 09801 John Smiths, 12401 Fremlins, 13701 Arrow Bulk Carriers Ltd, 97955 Foden G&C Moore Ltd, 97942 Flat Bed Flowers, 97931 AEC Flatbed Greenall Whitley, 97089 Bedford Pantechnicon Masons, 97090 Bedford Pantechnicon Riley's, 97126 Bedford O Van National Coal Board and 97087 Bedford Pantechnicon Barnados, all boxed

A JAEGER LE COULTRE MEMOVEX AUTOMATIC ALARM STAINLESS STEEL BRACELET WATCH Likely Ref. E855, No.865190, circa 1960/70s, Stainless steel case with twin crowns, the toned dial with baton hour markers, date aperture at 3 o'clock, and alarm pointer arrow to centre, automatic movement, stainless steel bracelet 37mm Condition Information: Movement is running and alarm function working, time keeping accuracy not tested, yellowing/toning to the dial and some marks to the centre of the dial, some corrosion to the hands, some scratching and wear commensurate with age throughout. Ownership Statement: This item is offered for sale in the name of the owner, PAULINE CHEANG POH LING. For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.

1907 Lee-Enfield Bayonet with Leather ScabbardThis 1907 Lee-Enfield bayonet, measuring 22.5 inches in total length within its leather scabbard, showcases distinctive historical features. The bayonet includes a wooden handle with metal fittings, a metal pommel, and guard. The blade, marked with various inspection stamps and a government issue arrow, remains in good condition despite its age. Accompanying the bayonet is a black leather scabbard with metal fittings on both ends; however, it is noted that the scabbard is slightly tight for the bayonet. The item exemplifies early 20th-century British military craftsmanship and issue.

Collection of Vintage Jewellery and Accessories This collection includes various vintage and possibly antique jewellery pieces, predominantly dating from the early to mid-20th century. Notable items include brooches, earrings, and decorative accessories with ornate designs, featuring materials such as gold-tone and silver-tone metal, rhinestones, enamel, and faux pearls. Highlights of the collection are: - A cameo brooch with a classical female profile surrounded by a gold-tone beaded border (approx. 3–4 cm in diameter). - A blue rhinestone circular brooch with symmetrical stone arrangements (approx. 3 cm diameter). - An arrow-shaped brooch set with clear rhinestones (approx. 5 cm long). - A floral basket brooch adorned with multicoloured glass bead details (approx. 3 x 3 cm). - Chandelier-style earrings featuring green beads, faux pearls, and intricate gold-tone filigree details (approx. 4–5 cm long). - A turtle-shaped pin with a multicoloured geometric shell crafted from coloured segments and rhinestones (approx. 2.5 x 2 cm). - A cross-shaped pin with rhinestones and faux pearl detail (approx. 4 cm long). - A bracelet or brooch with ruby-red and pearl-like stones on a gold-tone structure. - Filigree floral pins, silver-tone fan-shaped brooches, enamel bird brooches, and basket brooches, many embellished with rhinestones or glass stones. - A pocket watch pendant with a gold-tone frame, Roman numeral markings, and text partially visible on the dial. - A Swiss-made pendant watch marked "Gilbert" with "17 Jewels Incabloc" and gold-tone detailing. The group showcases mid-20th-century styles spanning Art Deco influences to retro costume jewellery designs. These pieces exhibit various techniques, including enamel work, layering of stones, filigree patterns, and geometric or floral motifs. Although no hallmarks were noted during this inspection, this assemblage distinctly represents the era's craftsmanship and decorative trends.

British Pattern 1908 Cavalry Sword, WWI Era A British Pattern 1908 Cavalry Sword, standard issue for British cavalry troops during World War I (1914–1918). Key features include a straight, thrust-oriented steel blade with a pronounced fuller running along its length for improved balance. The hilt is fitted with a polished steel bowl guard providing hand protection and a grip wrapped in textured material, likely leather or composite, with a crosshatched pattern for secure handling. Markings on the ricasso include the iconic Broad Arrow symbol, denoting British government property, "EFD" for the Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield, and potential date codes such as "12 88" or "17" indicating manufacture or inspection years. The blade length for such swords typically measures around 35 inches, with an overall length of approximately 43 inches. The sword reflects design changes prioritising thrust over cutting, aligning with the demands of early 20th-century cavalry combat. The visible marking "P '08" confirms it as a Pattern 1908, a model that remained in service through WWI and later ceremonial use. Further examination may reveal additional regimental or manufacturer-specific details.

Parker Duofold Presentation Pen and Box Set A Parker presentation set featuring a luxury Duofold roller ball pen and its original display box. The box, rectangular and textured with a grey mottled finish, measures approximately 20-25 cm in length, 12-15 cm in width, and 4-5 cm in height. The top features "PARKER" in gold text alongside the iconic arrow logo. The interior is lined with a soft light-grey velvet, housing a dense foam insert to secure the pen. A metallic insignia affixed inside reads: "PARKER BY APPOINTMENT TO H.M. THE QUEEN MANUFACTURERS OF PENS, PENCILS AND INKS PARKER PEN COMPANY, NEWHAVEN, ENGLAND," along with a royal warrant crest. The pen itself features a marbled green resin cap with gold-tone accents, including the signature arrow clip and two parallel bands at the cap's base. A polished black barrel with engraved "PARKER" text and additional gold rings completes the refined aesthetic. Likely part of a collectible range, this set dates from the mid-20th century to early 21st century, a period when Parker combined vintage-inspired designs with modern manufacturing.