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Early WW2 RAF Aircrew Wrist/ Pocket Stop Watch white metal cased pocket watch officially converted to a wristwatch. Top winder and operating button. White face with 60 seconds edge timing with separate minute dial. The rear of the case with broad arrow stamp and issue number 6B/117 crossed out and numbered 288. Complete with correct period leather wrist strap. Hands with some damage and partly working. Together with a brass propelling pencil. 2 itemsSold as historical item.  Working not confirmed.  The issue number 6B/117 checks as 1940 so presumably renumbered later when converted to a wristwatch.

AN IMPRESSIVE 19TH CENTURY BRONZE CANNON BY HENRY & CORNELIUS KING, the barrel of tapering three stage form, incised with the crowned monogram of Lord Mulgrave (Master General of Ordanance 1810-1819), the second reinforce ring numbered 'MDCCLII' and drilled with two holes, possibly for a fore-sight, the first reinforce with crowned monogram of George III within the Garter, signed and dated base ring '1814', plain trunnions, knob shaped cascabel with Blomefield pattern ring and mount for an elevating screw, quarter sight markings to either side and stamped underneath with the weight '6-0-6' and fitted with later adjustable back-sight, stamped with a broad arrow mark and '11 1866 9pr, Bronze gun S.S No 1752. RGF WD', mounted on an finely crafted English oak carriage with iron rims, Barrel L 134.5 cm Note - The barrel has been recently restored back to its original length Footnote - Henry King was appointed Master founder at Woolwich in 1813 after the death of his brother and worked with his nephew Cornelius, appointed assistant founder, their names appearing together until Henry retired in 1818. The post of Master of the Brass Foundry was abolished on Henry's retirement, Cornelius continuing as Acting Founder until his own retirement in 1822. For a similar cannon on loan to the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich see 'H L Blackmore, The Armouries of the Tower of London, I Ordanance, p. 85, no 78'

A gent's vintage Omega Constellation 18ct gold watch on a later leather strap. Round steel dial, arrow applied batons, centre sweep seconds hand, yellow gold bezel surround and head. Case size 36mm, Constellation with logo to centre, 18ct French marks. Mechanical automatic self-winding Swiss duelled lever movement. Age assessed circa 1950's, with later non-Omega leather strap. Condition Report: Dial - some pitting and staining. Case - minor denting, scratches wear and tear only. Movement - currently in working order. Condition report: see terms and conditions

A gent's vintage Longines 9ct gold wristwatch on later leather strap. Round white dial, Arabic numerals and arrow shaped batons, subsidiary seconds dial to six o' clock, yellow gold bezel surround and head. Case size 38mm, plain polished back, 9ct gold hallmark. Winding mechanical Swiss duelled lever movement. Later non-Longines leather strap. Condition Report: Good overall. Dial - very slight staining. Case - minor dents/ scratches, wear and tear. Movement - currently in working order. Condition report: see terms and conditions

Tissot - a gentleman's PR50 Atollo wristwatch, green dial, bezel and bracelet, luminous arrow and block batons, minute track, centre seconds, stainless steel case, No J185/285K, boxed with instructions

Omega - an automatic Geneve wristwatch, gold coloured dial, arrow block baton markers, minute track, centre seconds, day aperture, automatic cal 565 movement, serial No 33587853, brushed gold coloured metal case, later coloured leather strap

Omega - a 9ct gold Omega Geneve wristwatch, brushed silvered dial, block baton markers, gold arrow tip hands, centre seconds, minute track, manual 601 Cal movement, serial No 32115209, 9ct gold case, serial No 1315412, London 1971, inscription verso, later leather strap

A late 19th century French lady's fan, Cupid Hunting, painted with a titled depiction of an 18th century beau and his lady being eyed up by the putto with his fateful bow and arrow, monogrammed, watercolour on silk, within a sequin frame, mother-of-pearl guards, 23cm long, 41cm wide (open), c. 1900; a French Neoclassical Revival bone fan, the banner embroidered with laureate garlands, bellhusks and tendrils in silvered green sequins, the guards pierced and carved in relief and further picked out in gilt, 20.5cm long, 34.5cm (open), fan-shaped retailer's box en suite, c. 1900; others, faux tortoiseshell and horn [4]

Omega - a lady's rolled gold cased wristwatch, cream dial, block batons, arrow hand, manual wind cal 244 movement, serial no 14521005, gold plated case marked Plaque or L 40 microns, central watch case Co,, serial No 2751 3, associated 9ct gold capped Excalibur bracelet

Omega - a lady's 9ct gold bracelet watch, silvered dial, pear batons, arrow hands, manual wind 244 cal movement, serial No 13267911, 9ct gold case and integral snake link bracelet, Birmingham 1953, case serial No77711/ ALD / 567515, 23.2g gross

An 18ct five stone ring set with small diamonds, an arrow brooch and a mother of pearl tie pin stud.

Seventeen North American Pocumtock Indian flint arrow and spearheads from Deerfield Valley, mounted as one, the largest 12cm long, the smallest 2cm long (17)

Record, Datofix, ref. 236, a gold plated wristwatch, no. 764504,, circa 1950, manual wind movement, 15 jewels, cal. 107, silvered dial, Arabic numerals and dot markers, outer blue Arabic numeral date track, syringe hands, centre red arrow date hand, subsidiary dials for constant seconds and moonphase, apertures for day and month, snap back, case, dial and movement signed , on an unsigned brown leather strap, diameter 35mm

A collection of paste jewellery, to include a white paste 1950s Deco style panel bracelet; a white paste 1950s double clip brooch; a pair of white paste set arrow clips; two white paste necklaces; a green paste necklace; and further white paste set items

Ernest Borel Incastar Sahara gentleman's gold plated automatic wristwatch with inset subsidiary seconds dial, gold dauphine hands and Arabic and arrow markers, on black leather strap, case diameter 33mm.

Five various gentleman's pocket and wristwatches including Oris, Ingersoll etc, one pocket watch with military marking to the case 'GSTP' and 'K15381' below ministry arrow.

A c1950 Smiths mantel clock with three train movement and Westminster chime, Roman chapter ring on utility dial with cut away heart and arrow hands, together with a single train mantel/shelf clock

PAIR MILITARY ISSUE BINO PRISM BINOCULARS marked x 5 Bino Prism MK No 2619 with war department arrow mark/logo 6E/383 having black japanned and textured black composition body and black rubber goggle type eye protectors, khaki fabric strap in grey finish and velvet fabric oblong box, with khaki fabric strap and handle, box 9 1/2" (24.1 cm) wide

VERNERS PATTERN VIII WORLD WAR I SIGHTING COMPASS the backed marked F-L No 120401 war department arrow and dated 1918 in BROWN LEATHER WITH STRAP TOGETHER WITH PAIR BRIGHT METAL SPURS TWO LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS CAP BADGES other badges and a gilt metal and enamel "Camrades of the Great War badge

5 ASSORTED CORGI WHITE ARROW VEHICLES

A French Empire-style elbow chair, early 20th century, with an arrow and laurel wreath splat, painted and gilded all over, 92cm high

Bronze figure of the huntress Diana, with deer behind her, pulling an arrow from her quiver, on square base, 21cm high

A Stanton Instruments Ltd. chemical balance model B.A.5 with three adjustment dials, in glazed teak case, to/w a Cathode ray tube (MOD arrow on casing), a boxed System Reitz Artito no.109 slide rule and a boxed set of brass scales (4)

Two Chinese boar tusk and white metal ornaments, one in the form of a scorpion, 12cm long, the other in the form of crescent, applied with a coiling dragon with flaming arrow, 14cm long

A pair of silver serving spoons, fiddle and thread style with shell decorative and lion, horseshoe and arrow engraving. London 1836/7, marked 'WB' together with another pair of silver serving spoons in the same style, hall marked London 1867/68. Approx.400g

A similar sword to lot 627, broad arrow and “I” on backstrap, no markings on quillon, “31/RA” on pommel cap. GC Plate 6

A leather holster for Webley Mk VI revolver; a webbing holster by M.E. Co 1944; a leather holster for a small automatic pistol; a Sam Brown belt marked with broad arrow over “89” and government sale mark; a matching leather sword frog; an inert WWII No 36 Mk I hand grenade; and a carton for 50x7mm pinfire cartridges by Eley (rather worn). Average GC

An entrenching tool, with short wooden handle and leather harness dated 1946; a Continental (?) military entrenching tool, printed khaki and dated 1964, with khaki leather harness; a solid copper pickaxe head, stamped with serial number, broad arrow and dated 1988, presumably for use in the presence of gas or explosives; and a police helmet with chrome plated ball top, with small QC Salford police button and 2 Manchester Ship Canal police buttons to the front (no badge). Average GC (4)

A good quality pre WWI R Navy silver deck watch, 36hr movement, gilt winding knob, maker’s name on dial “R.H. Halford & Sons London” with no “5180”, the name and number repeated inside on the movement with broad arrow and address “129 Fenchurch St EC & 41 Pall Mall, SW, London”, HM London 1904, diam 2¼”, fitted into brass mount with glazed screw on top, all inside mahogany case, 4½” x 3¾” x 2½”, the lid with brass spring catch and inlaid ivory disc with maker’s name, initials “CW” and broad arrow; used for extra navigational purposes in order to avoid disturbing the ship’s clock. Watch VGWO & C (some wear to case).

A plated tubular whistle, marked “J Hudson & Co Birmingham 1914”, a blackened similar, Hudson “SN.A.A 1950” broad arrow and “1952”; a plated “Acme Thunderer” escape whistle marked “AM 23/230” with crown on each end. GC (3)

4 Bachmann OO tender locomotives. A BR Lord Nelson Class 4-6-0 loco, Lord Anson 30861. A BR Class 4 4-6-0 loco, 75069. Both in lined Brunswick Green. An LNER Class A4 4-6-2 loco, Miles Beevor 26, in unlined Garter Blue livery. A BR Class V2 2-6-2 loco, Green Arrow 60800, in lined black livery. All boxed, minor/some wear. Contents VGC-Mint.

A time capsule. A collection of items belonging to Sgt Charles Ernest Dencer, Royal Marine Artillery, later PO, comprising Broderick cap with white linen cover (2 spare) and brass grenade cap badge, leather sweatband with “RMA” and broad arrow, in its tin case with name on lid. A rare sergeant’s gilt forage cap badge (1109), pair brass RMA titles, 7 large and 4 small RMA buttons, cloth roll with knife, fork and spoon, stamped “CED” and “RMA” 13945 and E Dencer; 2 identity tags, webbing bayonet frog with stamps, linen shoulder bag, 2 sgts stripes and one gilt, 2 PO crowns, half cloth bound note book “General Information” containing Dencer’s notes and diagrams, 4 photostat pictures of single and group photos. GC Plate 2 Note: Dencer’s WWI trio (RMA), WWII Defence and War medals and RN LS & GC 2nd issue were sold at DNW on 29th March 2000. Sgt Dencer was born 29th August 1896 and enlisted in the Royal Navy 9th February 1914.

An 1853 pattern cavalry troopers sword of the Indian Army, slightly curved fullered blade 35” with broad arrow and “I” stamped on backstrap, regulation steel hilt with broad knucklebow and 2 sidebars, sideloop, quillon marked on the top “C.A./ RHA/ 11”, tear shaped pommel cap, diced composition grips. GC Plate 6

Whiz Comics (L Miller 1952) 84-96. Starring Captain Marvel, Golden Arrow, Ibis and Spy Smasher [vg-/fn] (13)

8th century AD polished stone axe head and two Clovis arrow heads. The axe head length 4.50in. (11.4cm) A gift from American archaeologist, Myles Donnelly Goddard to a relative of the current owner.

Victorian military strongbox. A Victorian steel military paymaster's strong box. The hinged cover with two panels each cast in relief with Queen's crown over R and broad arrow mark, with circular swivel escutcheon, with side carrying handles.

A London Transport Bus Stop Sign, 'Red Arrow', by Burnham, London, reg. number 34566, the white enamelled metal rectangular projecting sign with central black band, fixing holes along the bottom of sign, 25½in x 18in (65cm x 45.5cm).

Three wristwatches, comprising : Eterna, Eternamatic, a gentleman's gold-plated and stainless steel wrist watch, silvered dial with raised gilt arrow-head numerals, two piece case on leather strap; Onsa, an automatic stainless steel round bracelet watch, silvered dial with baton numerals and date aperture at 3 and marked 'Automatic water proof 25 rubis incabloc'; together with Oris, a mid-size gold plated wrist watch on later black crocodile strap

A Diamond Set Arrow Pin, set with rose cut stones stamped "18ct"; together with a bar brooch, indistinctly stamped "375", marcasite set bar brooch, "SIAM" brooch, hallmarked silver bangle, etc.

RAILWAYANA - David Weston - 'Green Arrow'. Colour print. 1976. 18"x14". Good condition.

A quantity of 18th and 19th century wooden print blocks including a Reveller and barrel, a Galleon, both signed 'R.Pearson Sculpt 1756'; two similar, portraying a soldier holding a glass and bottle in 'cheers' gesture; two woodland scenes illustrating a sleeping lion, and lion attacking hunter; three male portraits, one of a skeleton holding an arrow and one caricature of a King; one larger example showing the exterior of a church and several more depicting courtiers and family scenes (21)

A MEISSEN BLUE PLATE WITH COBALT BLUE GROUND AND OPENWORK BORDER decorated with intricate patterns of gilding, the central panel painted with Cupid seated on a rocky outcrop, a heart floating in the air above his head, the reverse inscribed in gold "Weeps for the loss of his bow and arrow", circa 1860. 9ins diameter.

A DIAMOND AND PEARL BAR BROOCH circa 1900, designed as an arrow piercing a diamond set heart with a pearl to the centre, diamond and pearl coronet above, the old brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.80 carats, central pearl approximately 3.5mm in diameter, 5.5cm long overall, 5.7g gross, in an Ogden case (pearls untested and unwarranted)

A good mid sized Smiths 21 Jewel gents wristwatch having baton numerals, faceted hands, red arrow head second sweeper. Set to a black leather strap

A WWI Lee Enfield rifle barrel periscope tool, British, SMLE Lee Enfield rifle barrel brass periscope tool, used for looking down barrel of rifle, marked to the side & base of ring with a crows foot (Military arrow mark) and the letters EFD. * Condition: In very good condition, glass intact.

A vintage yellow gold and coral ring, 1950s-60s, the two 8mm. coral beads within chamfered arrow shaped shoulders, ring size P½.

A Continental porcelain figure of a seated dandy, 19th century, possibly La Courtille, seated in powdered wig, pink coat over a sprigged waistcoat and floral patterned breeches, in a show frame fauteuil, underglaze blue crossed feathered arrow mark to base, 6.5in. (16.5cm. ) high, lacks two fingers. * Provenance: Reputedly from the collection of Lord Leconfield, one of a two part conversation piece split at auction. * Condition: Raised right hand lacks tip of thumb and little finger. Firing cracks to centre of base of chair. No other damage or restoration.

A CHINESE CELADON GLAZED PORCELAIN ARROW VASE, possibly early, the sides applied with an even glaze, 5.8in high.

A CHINESE UNDERGLAZE-BLUE & COPPER-RED PORCELAIN ARROW VASE, of rectangular section, the sides painted with a continuous river landscape scene, the base unglazed, 12.9in high.

THREE OUTSIDE DECORATED DERBY WARES AND A CONTEMPORARY DERBY STYLE SUCRIER AND COVER, ALL C1800 painted with flowers and sprigs, plate 23cm diam, puce painted 'potter's stool' or bow and arrow mark or unmarked (6) ++Both tureens damaged, ring handle of sucrier cover restored, plate with wear to gilding and with speckled glaze

A JAEGER LECOULTRE MILITARY WRISTWATCH, the circular black dial with luminous Arabic numerals, dot markers and cathedral hands, enclosing subsidiary seconds dial, the movement numbered 318868, in a plain matt case, the back engraved with arrow WWW, and numbered 283570, F12885, on a later expanding bracelet (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated)

Baskerville Press. Catulli, Tibulli, et Propertii, John Baskerville, Birmingham, 1772, presentation inscription to front endpaper, 1796, bookplate, contemporary sprinkled calf, spine with green labels and gilt arrow decorations, 8vo (Gaskell 45), together with The Works in Verse and Prose of William Shenstone, 2 volumes, 1764, engraved frontispieces, titles with engraved vignettes, folding plan to volume II, water stain at front of volume II, light toning and spotting, contemporary calf, joints cracking, a little rubbed and stained, 8vo, plus The Letters of Mrs Elizabeth Montagu, 4 volumes, 2nd edition, 1809-13, small oval portrit frontispiece to volume I, contemporary calf, spines with green labels and gilt decoration, edges a little rubbed, 8vo, with six others including Plautus' [Ex fide, atque auctoritate complurium libraorum manuscriptorum opera, edited by Denis Lambin, Paris circa 1576, lacking title], The Book of English Trades, and Library of the Useful Arts, new edition, 1821 and John Murray's A Picturesque Tour of the River Thames in its Western Course, 1862 (13)

A gentleman's 9ct gold, circular cased Tudor Royal wristwatch, the signed circular silvered dial with gilt arrow shaped numerals, centre seconds and with gilt hands, two lady's 9ct gold circular cased wristwatches and a gilt metal and leather covered Mappin folding travelling watch, (4).

Carley & Clemence, a nickel open faced military issue pocket watch, the case back with broad arrow and numbered 'G.S Mk II A.22869', the black dial with radiumed numerals and hands and subsidiary seconds dial, with the general standard 15 jewel lever movement, 48mm diameter CONDITION: not functioning, otherwise generally good condition

MOVADO, 'Ermeto Chronometre', a snakeskin purse watch, no. M122886, with two piece sliding case, revealing square black dial, with luminous markers and arrow hands, 48mm long CONDITION: movement functioning, very good overall condition

ANGELUS 'Chronodato', a 1940s gentleman's stainless steel triple calendar/chronograph wristwatch, numbered 314860, the cream dial with outer date and seconds track, applied gilt markers and partial numerals, day/month aperture at 12 and 6, and two subsidiary dials for 45 min register and running seconds, with manual wind chronograph movement with column wheel, the case 35mm diameter, on an expandable bracelet CONDITION: movement running, chronograph function is not but movement is clean and all parts appear present, the dial with light pitting and discolouration, but in original condition, the red arrow marker for the date is present, just stuck under the glass. A little wear to the push buttons. Crystal and case without issue, light scratches commensurate with age.

9th-7th century BC. A composition cylinder with hero in a long robe aiming a bow and arrow at a scorpion-man (girtablullû); above him a crescent, between the hero and the scorpion-man a plant. Cf. A. Moortgat, Vorderasiatische Rollsiegel, Berlin, 1940 Nr.696. 3.09 grams, 25mm (1"). Property of a North London lady; gifted from her father's collection; formerly with a Mayfair gallery, London, UK; previously acquired in the 1980s. Fine condition.

155-145 BC. Obv: cista mystica, lid open, with serpent left, all within ivy wreath. Rev: TPAL on left within curve of serpent's body, bow-case with serpents entwined, to right a naked male standing right holding bow and arrow. Noe: - (obverse die as Series 26 54-d, pl. 24 3); see CNG 58/590 and 57/444 (same dies"). 12.37 grams. . Very fine. Very rare; unpublished variety with naked male right.

13th-15th century AD. A mixed group of bronze harness pendants comprising: a quatrefoil plaque with loop, heater shield with surrounding fleur-de-lys motifs, shield with bend and three flowers (attributed to Ranulph de Ryther); a quatrefoil plaque with reserved image on a red enamel field, bowman behind a tree and stag with an arrow in the neck; a heater shield with suspension lug, bend cotised between six lions rampant, remains of enamel, (arms of the de Bohun family"). Cf. Woodcock, T., Grant, J. & Graham, I. Dictionary of British Arms - Medieval Ordinary, vol.2 London, 1996; Ashley, S. Medieval Armorial Horse Furniture in Norfolk, East Anglian Archaeology 101 Dereham, 2002 item 81. 38 grams total, 37-45mm (1 1/2 - 1 3/4"). Ex Stratford collection, Suffolk, UK; acquired on the UK art market after 2000. The shield with bend and three flowers has been attributed to Ranulph de Ryther, but these arms in various combinations of colours are given fore Berwick, Cary, Lyn and Rushworth (Woodcock, Grant & Graham vol.4 item 31"). [3 No Reserve] Fine condition, one loop absent.

1930s Helvetia military pocket watch, Swiss made General Service Trade Pattern with engraved rear case, G.S.T.P G24287, broad arrow mark and 'Bravingtons', 32A caliber movement