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Lot 41
DC COMICS, MINISERIES AND SINGLE ISSUES including Trinity (1993) #1-2 (both foil covers), Jemm Son of Saturn #1-12, Twilight #1-3, Underworld #1-4, The Green Arrow by Jack Kirby, Superman The Last God of Krypton, Omac #1-8, Thriller #1-12, JLA Incarnations #1-7, Superman Last Stand of New Krypton #1-3, JLA-Z #1-3, Armageddon #1-4, The Fury of Firestorm #1-20, Damage #1-20 and X-Men Liberators #1-4
Lot 45
DC COMICS, THE NEW 52 3-D COVER EDITIONS the Batman characters comprising Man-Bat, Joker, Bane, Joker's Daughter, Killer Croc, Clayface, Ra's al Ghul, Scarecrow, Penguin, Riddler, Mr. Freeze, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Ventriloquist, Two Face; also Doomsday, Parasite, H'El, Brainiac, Metallo, Lex Luthor, Zod, Cyborg Superman, Relic, Black Manta, Green Arrow, Trigon, Grodd, Cheetah, Arcane, Darkseid, Creeper, Court of Owls, Ocean Master, Reverse Flash, First Born, Deathstroke, Mongul, Eclipso, Rogues, Black Hand, Diale, Sinestro, Solomon Grundy, Dessad, Dead Shot, Killer Frost, Shadow Thief and Black Adam;together with The New 52 Futures End comprising Superman Action Comics, Aquaman and the Others, Aquaman, Batman Detective Comics, Batgirl, Batwoman, Batwing, Batman Superman, Birds of Prey, Booster Gold, Trinity of Sin Pandora, Red Lanterns, Supergirl, Superman, Superboy, Sinestro, Wonder Woman, Swamp Thing, Huntress Power Girl, The Phantom Stranger, Teen Titans, G.I. Zombie, Superman Wonder Woman, Red Hood and the Outlaws, New Suicide Squad, Justice League, Justice League United, Justice League Dark, Grayson, Green Lantern New Guardians, Green Lantern Corps, Green Arrow, Green Lantern, Forever People, Earth 2, Catwoman and Constantine;also non-3D Secret Society and Lobo; all bagged and boarded
Lot 49
DC COMICS, GRAPHIC NOVELS MIXED SERIES includes Deathstroke The Terminator, Birds of Prey, Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes, Injustice Gods Among Us, Starman, Sandman Mystery Theatre: The Face and the Brute, Aquaman The Waterbearer, JSA (numerous), Arrow, The New 52 Futures End and further similarQty: one file box
Lot 688
A Military 8 Day Pocket Watch by Etienne & Co, Swiss Made mark IV, dial numbered 832 in case marked WD with military arrowCondition report: The case is silver coloured, when wound the watch appears to work and ticks away. The case appears to be in good order, but with one small dint beside the 3 numeral. The enamelled face appears to be in good condition.
Lot 785
A Martini Henry Long Lever Rifle, made by Enfield, Top loader, Ram Rod present, Crown VR Enfield 1888 marks, numbered G2452, marked on stock Birmingham 1889 1V with Military Arrow, various other proof marks seen, barrel length 82cm, overall length 125cm CONDITION REPORT Rifle cocks and dry fires
Lot 204
French - Edwardian timepiece 8-day carriage clock with original case, highly ornate brass case with filigree panels and shaped columns to the corners, conforming art deco designed dial mask and circular enamel dial with Roman numerals and matching steel arrow hands, single train movement with a platform cylinder escapement.
Lot 97
Jaeger-Le Coultre military pocket watch, the back case engraved G.S.T.P 037076, with broad arrow, together with a Pratima stop watch, 9ct gold bar brooch with clip, 9ct gold bangle with metal core, pair of gold plated spectacles and a set of Simmons sovereign scales, in original boxCondition Report:9ct gold brooch with spring loaded clip approx 4.2 gramsPocket watch not working
Lot 1016
LONGINES - a Second World War Period stainless steel mechanical wristwatch, ref. 1247, circa 1940s, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, inner red 24 hour dial, blued steel luminous hands, sweep centre seconds hand, and military inscription on caseback with British Broad Arrow, 6B/159 A14297, 17 jewel movement with calibre 12L, serial no. 6642991, case no. 22528, case width 33mm, working orderMovement – currently working Dial - slightly discolouredGlass - cleanHands - goodCase - general wear mainly on lugs, inscription on caseback possibly not originalCrown – hands adjust smoothlyBracelet - associated canvas strapNotes – no box or papers
Lot 16
An original current issue FS Fairbairn Sykes British commando knife dagger. The knife having a nut to the pommel, ribbed handle and a cross guard stamped with broad arrow marks makers J. Nowill & Sons Sheffield England. The ebonised steel blade housed in a black leather scabbard. Measures approx 30cm.
Lot 35
An original WWII Second World War period British Army issued jungle survival knife. The knife made by Wilkinson Sword Ltd, the ricasso stamped 1B/4594 and stamped with Broad Arrow. Wooden carved handle, with short steel quillon. Housed within its original leather scabbard (scabbard AF). Total length approx; 32cm long.
Lot 464
A WWII Second World War British Airborne / Assault Troops string vest. These vests were issued to some aircrews as an escape aid. If needed the vest could be unravelled and plaited to form a strong rope to aid escape, and several together could form a rather long rope. Tag to the bottom tag dated 1944 along with broad arrow mark.
Lot 169
Omega- a gentleman's vintage steel cased Omega Constellation Automatic Chronometer wristwatch, comprising a signed silver textured dial with applied gilt arrow markers, case approx 34mm, logo crown winder, to a jubilee bracelet link strap with fold over clasp (unbranded) General condition: some slight marks to dial, glass good, some fine scratches to case, seconds hand moving Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
Lot 172
Omega- a gentleman's Seamaster Planet Ocean steel chronograph wristwatch, comprising a signed black dial, with applied lume baton/arrow markers, lume inserts to hands, orange numbers at 3, 6, 9,12, date aperture at 3, unidirectional orange bezel, steel case approx 42mm,to an orange leather strap along with accompanying authentication card from Avanti Jewellers of AshbourneGeneral condition: good, some fine marks to case, dial and bezel good, ticking, some wear and tear to strap commensurate with age Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
Lot 178
Tudor Rolex- a gentleman's Tudor Oyster Prince 34 steel cased wristwatch, comprising a signed round signed cream dial, with applied arrow markers, inserts to hour and minute hands, logo to crown, case approx 33mm, numbered to reverse 234323 7950, Rotor self winding movement, to a steel bracelet link strap with logo fold over clasp,General condition: some discolouration foxing to dial, crack and scratches to glass and case, seconds hand movingNote: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
Lot 549
Longines 14k Gold openface keyless lever dress watch with revolving roulette wheel bezel.The circular case with enlarged bezel surrounded by a freely revolving red and black enameled ring numbered 0 to 36 as a roulette wheel, corresponding black enamel arrow to 9 o'clock, the reverse of the wheel with red and black enameled ring numbered 1 to 9.D. 4.5 cmBox size : 14 x 8.5 cm
Lot 2148
Victorian and later gold jewellery including turquoise brooch, five stone turquoise and pearl ring, 15ct gold garnet and pearl ring and a 9ct gold pearl arrow brooch Condition Report:Turquoise brooch tested 15ct (stamped 18ct) approx 5.1gm (back pin not gold), one turquoise loose - converted from a ring, turquoise pearl ring approx 4.8gm, tested14ct (stamped 15), size M, stones rubbed, 15ct garnet ring approx 1.85gm, 9ct arrow brooch approx 3.25gm (back pin also 9ct)
Lot 550
AN ‘ARKANSAS TOOTHPICK’ KNIFE, 20TH CENTURY with tapering double-edged blade etched with scrolling foliage and a scroll inscribed The Patriot’s Self Defender’, rectangular ricasso stamped ‘W.A.Woolley, Sheffield’ and with tiger bust and arrow mark on the reverse, German silver guard and horn scales, in tooled and gilt leather scabbard, 25.2 cm blade LiteratureDavid Hayden-Wright, The Heritage of English Knives, Atglen, Pennsylvania, 2008, p. 297. Part proceeds to benefit the Acquisition Fund of the Arms and Armor department, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Lot 593
A FOLDING ‘PANTOGRAPH’ KNIFE STAMPED JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS, AND TWO FURTHER ‘PANTOGRAPH’ KNIVES, 20TH CENTURY the first with double-edged spear-pointed blade, plain ricasso, folding brass body stamped ‘Joseph Rodgers & Sons’ and with star and cross mark (poorly struck); the second an Indian copy, stamped ‘Steel’ and ‘6’ on the brass catch; and the third similar, with coarse markings including broad arrow, the first: 15.0 cm blade (3) LiteratureDavid Hayden-Wright, The Heritage of English Knives, Atglen, Pennsylvania, 2008, p. 50, 231, 231. In the nineteenth century, Rodgers had an unsurpassed reputation and history that was synonymous with the cutlery trade. The family's first cutler, John Rodgers (1701-85), is recorded around 1724, with a workshop near the present cathedral. In the same year the Company of Cutlers 'let' him a mark, a Star and Maltese Cross, which became world famous in later years. John Rodgers had three sons, John (1731-1811), Joseph (1743-1821), and Maurice (c.1747-1824) who joined the business and succeeded him. They are recorded with more workshops by 1780 and the business soon extended to occupy a nearby block of buildings at 6 Norfolk Street, an address that became as famous as Rodgers’ trade mark. By the early 19th century their trade had expanded from pen and pocket knives to include table cutlery and scissors. By 1817 the General Sheffield Directory lists the firm as ‘merchants, factors, table and pocket knife, and razor manufacturers’. In 1821 John’s son Joseph died and his sons continued the business under the leadership of the younger John (grandson of the founder). John was described as ‘unobtrusive in his manner’ but was ambitious and one of the founding partners of the Sheffield Banking Co. He had a flair for marketing and travelled the country taking orders. Not only was his firm’s output and range greater than any other Sheffield firm, but its quality was superior. The company’s manifesto states: ‘The principle on which the manufacture of cutlery is carried on by this firm is – quality first … [and] … price comes second’. He began making exhibitions knives and presented George IV with a minute specimen of cutlery with 57 blades, which occupied only an inch [25mm] when closed. In 1822, Rodgers’ was awarded its first Royal Warrant. Another fourteen royal appointments, from British and overseas royal dignitaries, followed over the next eighty years, and its company history was duly titled: Under Five Sovereigns. John Rodgers next commissioned the Year Knife, with a blade for every year (1821) and opened his sensational cutlery showroom in Norfolk Street where visitors came to marvel at Rodgers’ creations. Perhaps the greatest highlight shown there was the Norfolk Knife, an over 30 inch long sportsman’s knife with 75 blades and tools, that Rodgers’ produced for the Great Exhibition in 1851. The showroom proved particularly popular with Americans whose trade played a significant role in the firm’s expansion. Additionally, they looked East, with agents in Calcutta, Bombay, and Hong Kong by the mid-19th century. These markets enabled Rodgers to become the largest cutlery factory in Sheffield. The number of workmen appears to have grown from about 300 in the late 1820s, to over 500 in the 1840s. In 1871 the business became a limited company with Joseph Rodgers (1828-1883), grandson of the Joseph Rodgers who had died in 1821 and Robert Newbold as managing directors. Joseph died on 12 May 1883 and Newbold became the chairman and managing director. The firm continued to expand with offices in London, New York, New Orleans, Montreal, Toronto, Calcutta, Bombay and Havana. Their work force in 1871 was around 1,200 and accounted for one-seventh of all Sheffield’s American cutlery trade. In 1876 the American market was stagnating and Rodgers’ began looking elsewhere with a focus on trade in the Middle East, India and Australia. Notably the name ‘Rujjus’ or ‘Rojers’ was said to have entered the language as an adjective expressing superb quality in Persia, India and Ceylon. By 1888, the value of Rodgers’ shares had more than doubled and, in 1889, a silver and electro-plate showroom was opened in London. At this time, Rodgers acquired the scissors business of Joseph Hobson & Son. Rodgers’ produced catalogues that were packed with every type of knife imaginable. Pocket knives were made in scores of different styles. Ornate daggers and Bowie knives and complicated horseman’s knives were made routinely. Some patterns, such as the Congress knife and Wharncliffe knife, were Rodgers’ own design. The Wharncliffe – with its serpentine handle and beaked master blade – was apparently designed after a dinner attended by Rodgers’ patron Lord Wharncliffe. The firm’s workmanship was usually backed by the best materials. Rodgers’ ivory cellar in Norfolk Street was crammed with giant tusks and was regarded as one of the hidden sights of the town. Four or five men were constantly employed in sawing the tusks, and around twenty four tons of ivory were used a year around 1882. Rodgers’ appetite for stag was no less insatiable: deer horns and antlers filled another cellar and pearl from the Philippines and was also cut there. Around 1890, Rodgers’ began forging its own shear steel and in 1894 they began melting crucible steel. Newbold retired in 1890 and the grandsons of Maurice Rodgers, Maurice George Rodgers (1855-1898) and John Rodgers (1856-1919), became joint-managing directors. The McKinley Tariff Act of 1890 halved their American business and consequently they toured South Africa. Despite increasing foreign competition and the decline of the American market, Rodgers’ prospered before the First World War. However, workers’ wages were cut while the partners continued to take significant dividend which culminated in a prolonged and bitter strike. The First World War saw a decline in the business which continued steadily until the 1975 when it was absorbed by Richards and ceased trading in 1983. Joseph Rodgers & Sons left an enduring legacy in its knives. Its dazzling exhibition pieces and other fine cutlery show that the company’s reputation as Sheffield’s foremost knife maker was well founded. Abbreviated from Geoffrey Tweedale 2019. Part proceeds to benefit the Acquisition Fund of the Arms and Armor department, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Lot 1016
Elgin - automatic Swiss gold plated cased wristwatch, silvered dial, arrow baton markers, centre seconds, automatic 17 jewel movement, 33mm steel back case, leather and suede bracelet strap, associated later Elgin box; Lord Elgin 14ct gold filled tank cased bracelet watch, silver quartered dial, Arabic numerals and dot baton markers , subsidiary seconds, stem wind 21 jewel movement, serial no I921141, snap back 24mm wide case, ref 4630/U619710, stamped 14k gold filled, I Love You 1984, expanding bracelet strap, boxed (2)
Lot 1017
Watches - Gucci 9400 stainless steel and gilt chronograph bracelet wristwatch, black dial, three gilt subsidiary dials, centre seconds, quartz movement, serial No 9044072, brown signed box; others oval Moonphase mother of pearl dial, Arabic numerals and arrow baton markers, stem wind erotic movement, 38mm stainless steel case marked Michael Jurdain, black leather strap; Sekonda Quartz (3)
Lot 1018
Longines Wittnauer - a 1950s/60s gold plated wristwatch, brushed steel dial, Arabic numerals and arrow baton markers, centre seconds, 1100 Wrench snap back stainless steel case, 32mm diameter, stem wind movement, brown leather strap; another 33mm gold plated case, silvered dial, Arabic numerals and arrow baton markers, centre seconds, automatic movement, snakeskin effect leather strap, c.1959, cased and boxed (2)
Lot 1071
Seiko - a Brian May Sport five limited edition steel cased automatic wristwatch, 5873/9000, red special two tone dial, dot and triangle baton markers, centre seconds, bold arrow hands, date aperture, unidirectional bezel, automatic 4R36 cal movement, display window stainless steel case signed and numbered verso, fabric strap, cased with replica sixpenny coin which Brian has used as a plectrum, the box as a guitar flight case, complete with purchase card and instructions, dated 19/2/2021, ref no SRPE-83K1
Lot 1076
Rolex Tudor - rare 1940s Oyster Automatic bumper stainless steel cased bracelet wristwatch, textured dial, alternating Arabic numeral and arrow registers, minute track, red centre seconds, 34mm diameter stainless steel screw back case, marked 50398/951/21, Tudor, Geneva, Switzerland, patented, 17 jewel bumper movement, Oyster bracelet, c.1946NB this is one of only a few known examples of this type of Rolex bumper movement, as they patented the full 360 rotor movement in the 1930s
Lot 1080
Rolex Tudor - Prince Oysterdate Mini Sub 200m 660ft automatic wristwatch, gold and stainless steel two tone case, 34mm diameter, gld dial, dot and arrow baton markers, centre seconds, date aperture, bi directional bezel, 25 jewel ETA 2671 cal automatic movement, signed Original Oyster Case by Rolex, Montres Tudor SA 73090, associated president style bracelet, c.1985.
Lot 1088
A Military Tudor style automatic wristwatch, black dial, luminous Arabic numerals, triangle and broad arrow marks, centre seconds, target hands, date aperture, brushed steel 36mm case, screw back marked, T, Swiss Made, M-65, all Stainless Steel, Water Resistant 5ATM, Ref 2326, steel strap with deployment buckle.
Lot 1123
Gucci - a 1980s gold and stainless steel Mondale 6 200m wristwatch, cream dial, Roman numerals, centre seconds, red arrow alarm indicator, date aperture, quartz movement, steel 32mm diameter case No 015-023, 3 ATM water resistance, tan leather strap, brown Gucci box; another similar 8200 JR, 009-745, 28mm diameter, green Ernest Jones box (2)
Lot 1145
Scuderia Ferrari - SF 01.1.47.0070 analogue quartz wristwatch, textured chequered flag dial, Arabic numerals, red and white bezel, Yellow Ferrari shield at 12 o'clock, quartz movement, original rubber strap, boxed with instructions; two others Chronographs, marked BMW by TAG Heuer, CR2111, stainless steel cases, black BMW trade mark dials, silver arrow baton markers, three subsidiary dials, date aperture, centre seconds, serial No 86358080 and, rubber and steel bracelet straps (both broken) (3)
Lot 1156
Rolex - 1960s Precision 9ct gold cased wristwatch, silvered dial, arrow batons markers, centre seconds, manual wind 1210 cal movement, serial no 17078, 9ct gold case, no 12376/169400, Birmingham 1961, inscription verso, , later associated leather strap, 32.9g gross with instruction/guarantee book dated 30.10.64, Rolex Service receipt dated 13/06/94.
Lot 265
A THANKGA OF THE FIVE FOREMOST DEITIES, 19TH CENTURYTibet. Distemper on cloth, with a silk frame, mounted as a hanging scroll with wood handles. Depicting the Female Goddess (mo lha) wearing ornamented silk clothing, with a body white in color, one face and two hands, the right hand holds an arrow and the left a mirror, on horseback. Flanked by four gods, the Life God (srog lha), the Male God (po lha), the Regional God (yul lha) and the Enemy God (dra lha), at the top center is the wrathful Vajrapani.Condition: Good condition with minor wear, little soiling, minor creases, and tiny losses. Provenance: Croatian Private collection. Dimensions: Image size 31 x 37 cm, size incl. mounting 60 x 49.5 cm
Lot 734
THREE TRIBAL AFGHAN METAL ORNAMENTS WITH INSETS, c. 1950sAfghanistan, mid-20th century. The group including a pair of ornaments consisting of a circular top piece with hemispherical domes, a triangular piece attached to it through a loop and set with a red glass cabochon, and a row of numerous chain pendants ending in lozenges of sheet silver and arrow-shaped capsules. Together with a single ornament of similar design, the top piece is in this case inset with four turquoise cabochons.Condition: Good condition with expected traces of use and wear as well as minor dents. Few insets chipped. Provenance: Romy Rey Collection, London. Romy Rey (1938-2020) was born in Zurich, Switzerland, studied in Paris and Geneva, and settled in London in the 1960s. She shared her life with the artist Brian Davies (1942-2014), in London and in Southern France. Romy was an avid traveler and dedicated collector of tribal art. Her paintings often portrayed images of ancient or tribal objects in imaginary settings. Weight: 144 g, 134 g, and 99 g Dimensions: Length c. 22 cm each
Lot 760
A LAPIS LAZULI FRIEZE WITH WARRIORSWestern Asiatic region, presumably 7th century. Of irregular rectangular form, carved in relief with two warriors, one prepared to shoot an arrow, and a man kneeling before them. The stone of a deep, striking blue hue amid patches and veins in various shades of gray beneath glimmering mica flecks.Condition: Good condition with traces of age and wear, minor losses, the stone with natural imperfection and minor encrustations. Provenance: The collection of The Zelnik Istvan Southeast Asian Gold Museum. Institutional art collection in Belgium, acquired from the above. Dr. Istvan Zelnik, President of the Hungarian South and Southeast Asian Research Institute, is a former high-ranking Hungarian diplomat who spent several decades in Southeast Asia, building the largest known private collection of Asian art in Europe. Weight: 1176 g (incl. stand) Dimensions: c. 14 x 15.5 cm (excl. stand)With a modern stand. (1)
Lot 783
A PERSIAN PARCEL-GILT SILVER REPOUSSE 'HUNTER' DISHPersia, 17th century or earlier. The flat dish with a lipped rim, centered by a hunter on a camel, poised to shoot an arrow at three deer running in front of him, the ground beneath the hunter shows a fourth deer that has already been struck by an arrow, the depiction is highlighted in gilding. Alloy composition analysis: Silver 85.8% purity. The dish was tested by the Zelnik Istvan Southeast Asian Gold Museum.Condition: Good condition, minor wear, small dents, few nicks and light surface scratches. Provenance: The collection of The Zelnik Istvan Southeast Asian Gold Museum. Institutional art collection in Belgium, acquired from the above. Dr. Istvan Zelnik, President of the Hungarian South and Southeast Asian Research Institute, is a former high-ranking Hungarian diplomat who spent several decades in Southeast Asia, building the largest known private collection of Asian art in Europe. Weight: 104 g Dimensions: Diameter 16.5 cm
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