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A WORCESTER SPARROW BEAK JUGenamelled with three Chinese figures between trees and rocks with underglaze blue arrow head border, 9cm h, c1770++Insignificant graze on surface of lip

A hanging hall lantern, with arrow panels

A nice pair of Bar & Stroud military issue binoculars 7X CF41, serial no. 62121. Large arrow marks and a webbing sling. Overall very good condition, with excellent optics. Together with the case in fair condition. Included with a monocular in good condition and a pair of Taylor-Hobson binoculars, dated 1941 in fair condition.

Small white metal WW1 compass by Dennison Birmingham. No. 79416, dated 1918 with arrow mark. Good condition, working.

11 various shell cases etc, including 2 40mm bofors, 3 2 PDR WW2 dated, and 2 small cases marked 1887 with arrow marks.

An Enfield Martini-Henry rifle MK2 .577 with under lever action. No. 29213, 1877-1881. As used during the Zulu wars. De-activated but action fully working. DV certificate dated 6.5.1993. Numerous inspection/arrow marks etc. stamped Fe (Fife?) at the breach. The adjustable sight has been modified to a fixed sight in its later years. BBI.8 has been crudely stamped on one side of the breach. Some minor rust pitting where the hand would have held the barrel. It comes with a whitened buff leather sling which is arrow marked.

A socket bayonet for the Martini Henry rifle. WD marked and dated 12/87. Blade length 55cm approx. Very good condition, together with its scabbard and buff leather frog which is arrow marked and stamped. WTO 190. Very good condition for age. When fitted to the Martini rifle it makes a formidable weapon.

A single silver gilt “Arrow with quiver” two-arm wall sconce, Italian, circa 1950 62cm high Illustrated online at: www.mossgreen.com.au

Emily Lees, 19th Century watercolour, pen and ink, 'A Narrow Escape', depicting cupid falling in a stream, a lady narrowly escaping his arrow!, signed lower right, framed and glazed, 31x39cm

A tray of fourteen assorted fountain pens including Parker 51`s, an arrow head etc.

OO gauge, nine Hornby `Top Link` steam locomotives: consists of R646 Beatties Limited Edition BR 4-6-2 tender `501 Squadron 34085 Golden Arrow`; R2021 BR 4-4-0 tender `Cattistock 62758`; 3x R2055 BR 2-8-0 `48705`; R2016 BR 2-10-0 tender `92001`; 3x R2057 BR 2-10-0 tender `92212`. All appear G/VG, boxed (some boxes have some shelf wear). (9).

OO gauge, Hornby R2369 The Golden Arrow train pack (includes BR 4-6-2 tender `34704`, three Pullman passenger coaches); 2x R4196 Coach Pack (each consists of three `Golden Arrow` Pullman Coaches). E/M, boxed. (3).

1940s Military chronograph gentleman`s wristwatch, the black dial with centre seconds and subsidiary thirty minute and constant seconds dials, 17 jewel movement, the back with broad Military arrow inscribed `Patt 3169`, no.2576, 34mm

A pair of early 20th century Japanese Imari decorated scalloped plates, diameter 38cm, a similar oval bowl, width 31cm and a similar arrow vase decorated with a phoenix, height 26cm (4).

World (Designatio Orbis Christiani), Mercator/Hondius, Atlas Minor, Amsterdam, [1607]. 7.5 x 5.8”. (HC) This is one of the first thematic maps, and it is the second world map in the Mercator-Hondius Atlas Minor. It is on a planispherical projection and uses symbols (identified in the key at bottom) to designate those areas of the world that are Christian (cross), Muslim (crescent), and idolaters (arrow). This is from the first edition, with Latin text on verso. Ref: Shirley no.260. There are a few faint spots and the map has been professionally remargined at top right with a small amount of neatline in facsimile. Cardinal directions written in manuscript ink in blank margins. (+B)

South America (America Meridionalis), Hondius, Mercator`s Atlas, Amsterdam, ca. 1623. 19.3 x 14.3”. (HC) Superb folio map of the continent that was added by Jodocus Hondius for publication in his continuation of the Mercator Atlas. The interior features the large mythical Parime Lacus straddling the equator and an equally interesting river system. The huge Rio de la Plata flows south from the conjectural Eupana Lacus in Brazil, while the R. Grande flows north from the same lake to join the Amazon River. The Strait of Magellan is shown, but Tierra del Fuego is part of the large southern continent. The map is beautifully engraved with a wave pattern in the oceans, which are filled with ships, sea monsters and a native canoe. The continent is flanked by two elaborate cartouches; title to the right and a large inset plan of Cuzco incorporated into the distance scale cartouche on the left. A Native American is seen with a bow and arrow in the interior. Latin text on verso. A fine impression with a couple of insignificant spots. There is light toning and soiling in blank margins. (A)

A pair of gilt metal folding lorgnettes, a rectangular mourning brooch, glazed with a hair locket compartment at the centre and with a serpentine surround, a 9ct gold heart and arrow pendant with a neckchain, a 9ct gold necklace, seven rings, two pendant crosses, a pair of horseshoe earrings and five necklaces.

*Three: Sergeant G.L. Sturgeon, Royal Army Medical Corps, 1914-15 Star (54038. Pte. G.L. Sturgeon, R.A.M.C.), British War and Victory Medals (54038 Sjt. G.L. Sturgeon. R.A.M.C.), extremely fine, together with a copied photograph of the recipient, the recipients `Soldiers Pay Book`, WW1 period field surgeons set in a red leather case by `Savory & Moore` and a brass Verner`s Patent Officers compass by `Ed Koehn, Geneva, Switzerland, No. 16743` dated `1915` with War Department arrow, in its brown leather case stamped `French & Son Ltd, London 1916`. 54038 Sergeant George Lucas Sturgeon served with the Royal Army Medical Corps from 3.9.1914. (6)

*Avro (Canada). An interesting collection of photographs from the Ashworth collection, most postcard size illustrating `Lancaster` aircraft built in Canada and later jet aircraft including the CF-100, Canadair `Jetliner` and `Arrow`, approx. 160 images, in 2 albums (2)

*Canadian Aviation - Military and Civil. A fine collection of official, R.C.A.F., press, manufacturer`s and other photographs of aircraft, pilots, ground crews, formations, engineering and production workshops, aircraft subjects include de Havilland `Vampire`, `Beaver`, and `Otter`, the CF-100, Lockheed `Shooting Star`, `Neptune` and `Orion`, the F-104, Grumman `Avenger`, the Avro CF-105 `Arrow` (photo by Hugh Mackenzie), the Canadair CL-41G and many other types, some air-to-air portraits including a `Dash` 7 with snowy mountain background, the JT15D turbo-fan powered CF-100, the `Banshee` in Royal Canadian Navy livery, many images from the late Bruce Robertson collection, most inscribed or stamped verso, some with labels, mostly 8 x 10in (20.3 x 25.3cm), approx. 90 images, contained in two folders (approx. 90)

*WWI - RNAS. An Artificers Tool-Chest, c. 1914-1918, of painted wood with hinged lid and brass lockable fittings etc, hand-painted named `W.A. Mercer - RNAS`, together with an early portable Short-Wave Radio Set in wooden case inscribed `Short-Wave Tuner Mk III - ATM Co, dated 1918 numbered 293 and broad-arrow-marked no. 195 (2)

*Automobilist`s Motor Blanket. An early 20th-c. travel-rug for the open-road, c. 1911, of heavy lined chenille plush fabric imitating beaver-lamb, in excellent original condition, together with a pair of leather driving gauntlets having W.D. broad-arrow marked label inscribed `Type D - Stores-ref. 22C/767-11311, named Benson 1899574` added in blue ink. Originally supplied to Mr. Harry McLaren-Reid for his 1911 Rolls-Royce with touring coachwork by H.J. Mulliner Chassis No. 1627 (reg. no. LA 1659). This lot is accompanied by two original photographs depicting the car, one with the chauffeur holding the same blanket ready for an outing. The car was christened `La Golondrina` - The Swallow, and is believed still extant. (3)

Moorcroft clock, approx. 6" tall, blue/green ground with bird and fruit design, impressed candlestick for 1992 and small vase, approx. 4" tall, dark blue ground with bird design, painted arrow on base (2)

Moorcroft large squat bulbous vase, approx. 8" tall, approx. 10" at widest diameter, impressed arrow for 1990, blue/green ground with birds and fruit design, slight crazing to centre of base

Moorcroft plate, dark blue/green ground with bird and fruit design, impressed arrow for 1990, 10" diameter, second

British army kukri knife, blade marked `"C"oT, T (arrow above) G II, 1917, 37`, in metal capped leather sheath, good condition Care! High International Shipping Costs

Old circular garden table with classical splayed iron base with arrow decoration Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

10p ANTIQUE LIMOGES FRENCH PORCELAIN GILT FISH SETAntique Laviolette Limoges French porcelain 10 piece fish set hand painted and decorated by Lewis Straus Limoges. Each plate signed by the artist G. Saquet. Lot includes 8 scalloped plates measuring 9 1/2" diameter (24.1cm) and gravy boat with under plate measuring 9 3/8" length (23.8cm). Each piece holding the Laviolette underglaze arrow mark and many holding the overglaze Lewis Straus & Sons overglaze red round mark. Late 19th to early 20th century. Total weight of 3.46 kilograms.

PAIR OF CHINESE IVORY EMPEROR & EMPRESS FIGURESPair of antique hand carved Chinese ivory Emperor and Empress figures on horseback. Each is depicted in full Imperial armor with ceremonial swords to hip with bows and arrow in hilt to other side. Each has flags mounted to back and holding spear. Mounted on ivory footed base. Includes fitted wooden bases. Each is sitting on horseback with heads up. Figures are intricately etched throughout. 18th/19th century. Each measures approximately 13 3/8" height x 10" length x 3 1/2" depth + 1" base height (33.8cm x 25.4cm x 9cm + 2.5cm). Total weight of 3277 grams.

Carriage Print 20"x10", GOLDEN ARROW CONTINENTAL EXPRESS from an original water colour by Richard Ward, Southern Region (B) series issued in 1956. Excellent condition and complete with original frame and safety glass. An uncommon print in this condition.

BR(W) enamel Platform Sign `DOWN PLATFORM` with arrow. Double sided with one side blank.

Poster `The Golden Arrow -The All Pullman Service to Paris - The Train of the Elegant from London Victoria Every Day`, British Railways D/R size. Depicts an image of a lady carrying hat boxes, suspended by a pink ribbon swinging from the arrow. Circa March 1953, this is a most desirable poster.

Pullman Table Lamp in `Grecian Urn` style with a square base clearly stamped `CECILIA` on the lowest rim. Lacks shade but in excellent condition and standing 20” tall. Built as a Kitchen Car in 1927 by the Birmingham Railway Carriage and Wagon Company It was on the 13th April 1946 part of the set for the press run prior to the re-launch of the Golden Arrow after the War, also on the 21st June 1949 it formed part of the train that carried the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh from Waterloo to Weymouth for their visit to the Channel Islands. Additionally, on 21st November 1950 it was used for the state visit of Queen Juliana & Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, between Dover and Victoria.

Pullman Table Lamp in `Grecian Urn` style with a square base clearly stamped `ADRIAN` on the lowest rim. Lacks shade but in excellent condition and standing 20” tall. Built as a first class kitchen car by Birmingham C&W in October 1925. Originally sold to Wagons Lits and used on the Milan – Cannes service with sister cars `LYDIA` and `IBIS`. Returned to Britain in 1928 and used on both the Southern Railway and the London North Eastern Railway services including `The Golden Arrow`, `The Bournemouth Belle` and `The Yorkshire Pullman`. Withdrawn in August 1966 and cut up at Long Marston in January 1967.

BR(M) enamel Station Direction Sign CENTRAL STATION with left facing arrow and British Railways within totem at the top. Quite possibly ex Leicester. Good overall condition.

Poster, `London`s Underground`, by Shep, Q/R size. Depicts the full colour London Transport Underground Map of the System, with an added feathered arrow stating "This Station" pointing to Highgate on the Northern Line. Printed by Waterlow & Sons London and Dunstable. Folds and corner pin holes otherwise excellent.

BR(M) enamel Station Direction Sign CENTRAL STATION with right facing arrow and British Railways within totem at the top. Quite possibly ex Leicester. Good overall condition.

British Railways Double Arrow Cabside Plate as carried by Class 37 Locomotives. Measures 28" x 16½" in ex loco condition.

GWR signal lamp case complete with lenses but no interior, together with a cast iron Track Circuit Plate with arrow and a white enamel Signalbox Diamond Plate.

BR(M) enamel Sign `Enquiries Seat & Sleeper Reservations` with right facing arrow. Fully flanged measuring 36" x 18". Deep colour and shine with a few chips here and there, some painted over but nothing affecting the lettering.

Early LNER enamel sign, c1920`s headed `You Are At This Spot` showing a local map of the area and lines to Chingford, Epping Seven Kings and Chigwell. A large black arrow is pointing to Gray`s Retreat which is on the road to Theydon Bois. The bottom of the sign says `Nearest L.N.E.R Station Theydon Bois` and `London and Back 2/-`. The map is black on white ground but the relevant lines are in red as is the border. Interestingly, a good number of local pubs are shown including Theydon Retreat (formerly Riggs) and Grays Retreat. Damaged by a parachute mine during the Second World War. The mine had actually fallen on Yates (formerly Riggs) Retreat on the other side of the road. It had become entangled with the helter skelter and destroyed Yates Retreat completely. Battalions of soldiers were stationed at the retreats during the war, and many of them were killed in this incident. Grays Retreat later took another direct hit from a bomb which destroyed it. Measuring 29" x 39¾" it is in very good condition for age despite some edge loss and a little fading.

A Hornby R866 4-6-2 engine and tender, `Fighter Pilot`, with Golden Arrow to sides, SR green Z1C155 with instructions and coach labels for Pullmans (G-NM,BG)

SOUTH AFRICA 1930-45 3d red and black and 3d blue horizontal pairs both showing the "Window flaw", also 4d brown variety "Spear flaw" (SG 45b,45d and 46b) the 3d red and black being lower marginal showing printers "red" arrow, the 3d blue u/m others large part o.g. a nice trio of varieities Container: Card

A gouache by Wilfred Plowman of the plane "Cherokee Arrow" dated 1977, together with four watercolours.

Three Spanish 1 Escudo gold coins, 1777, 1800 and 1806, together they are mounted as a brooch within filigree scrolls upon an arrow, from them hangs a South American Indian figure.

An early 19th Century Sevres porcelain two handled bowl, having gilt foliate decoration, central tablet of two birds seated on an arrow, on a pink lustre ground with scrolled handles, initialled and raised on a circular spread foot, dated 1804, 19cm wide overall x 11cm high - See illustration

An Imari vase, with arrow handles, three shaped dishes, and three smaller dishes

A Jaques golden arrow bow.

Monogram: Air Combat Series Me 109E and Hawker Hurricane, P-47 Razorback and Do335 Arrow, and F-86 Sabrejet and MiG-15. (3, all 1;48 scale, slight damage to boxes)

OO GAUGE MODEL RAILWAY Bachmann BR loco `Green Arrow` boxed

GEORGE III SILVER ARCHERY TROPHY ARROW AND TEN ACCOMPANYING MEDALLIONS the arrow inscribed `Company of Archers Paisley Instituted 1806`, maker WH, hallmarked Edinburgh 1809, 68cm long; along with GEORGE III OVAL SILVER ARCHERY MEDAL awarded to Mr John Morrison of the Company of Archers Paisley, 7th August 1812, with suspension ring, Edinburgh hallmarks rubbed, 8cm long; GEORGE III OVAL SILVER ARCHERY MEDAL inscribed `Shot for the Company of Archers Paisley 20th August 1808 and won by John Muir`, within a reeded border, with suspension ring, 8cm long; WILLIAM IV OVAL SILVER ARCHERY MEDAL awarded to Mr John Hamilton of the Company of Archers Paisley on 28th September 1830, within a wrigglework engraved and reeded border, with suspension loop, no hallmarks, 9cm long; GEORGE III OVAL SILVER ARCHERY MEDAL awarded to John Kinross of The Company of Archers Paisley, 24th August 1810, with reeded border and suspension ring, no hallmarks, 7cm long; GEORGE IV SILVER OVAL ARCHERY MEDAL awarded to William Parker Junior of the Company of Archers Paisley, dated 31st August 1829, with engraved wrigglework and reeded border and suspension loop, no hallmarks, 9cm long; GEORGE III SILVER OVAL ARCHERY MEDAL awarded to Lieutenant Robert Small, 25th Regiment, by the Company of Archers Paisley, dated 24th August 1818, with brightcut engraved and reeded border, lacking suspension loop, no hallmarks, 7cm long; GEORGE III SILVER OVAL ARCHERY MEDAL presented to Mr James Lamb by the Company of Archers, dated 25th August 1809, with reeded border and suspension loop, no hallmarks, 9cm long; GEORGE III SILVER OVAL ARCHERY MEDAL awarded to Mr R.Walkinshaw Junior, by the Company of Archers Paisley, 25th August 1815, makers William and Patrick Cunningham, Edinburgh 1814, with reeded border and suspension ring, 9cm long; GEORGE III SILVER OVAL ARCHERY MEDAL awarded to Mr John Crawford on 2nd August 1811 by the Company of Archers Paisley, with reeded border and suspension ring, not hallmarked, 8cm long; GEORGE III SILVER OVAL ARCHERY MEDAL, awarded to Mr John Murdoch on 6th August 1813 by the Company of Archers Paisley, with reeded border and suspension ring, makers Robert Gray and Son, Edinburgh 1812, 8.5cm long

10 x Roman Bronze/Brass Coins, comprising: 5 x sestertii: Caligula rev. S P Q R/P P/OB CIVES/SERVATOS within oak wreath, RARE, Fair+, Nero, rev. Temple of Janus with closed doors: Hadrian rev. Diana holding bow and arrow, Otacilia Severa rev. PIETAS AVGVSTAE and Philip II rev. LIBERALITAS AVGG, a dupondius of Titus (as Caesar) rev. FELICITAS PVBLICA, 3 x AE as: Caligula rev. VESTA S.C. and 2 x Claudius both with rev. Minerva advancing with javelin and shield and Maximianus follis rev. GENIO POPVLI ROMANI with officina mark A and value XX - 1 in field, ALE in ex, generally VGto GFine except Maximianus AVF

A Jaeger le Coutre military pocket watch, reverse stamped G.S.T.P 227136 with double X and military arrow.

TWO NORWEGIAN STERLING SILVER BAR BROOCHES, with coronet pattern centres; paste set WING SHAPED BROOCH, paste set ARROW AND STAR BROOCH and a SMALL BAR BROOCH set with red cabochon stone (5) EST 25-35

British Army machete made by S & J Kitchin Ltd of Sheffield, dated 1952 with MOD arrow, 51cm long

An Afghan prayer rug with geometric arrow head border in blue, white and reds, and with geometric bands. 84cm wide approx by 140cm length approx.

A WWI period War Department ships fixing station pointer by Troughton & Simms of London, with lacquered brass chapter ring, instruction booklet, all enclosed in the mahogany case, the lid stamped with a War Department mark of a broad arrow and a no.147

A gentleman`s Omega stainless steel cased Olympic Collection `Melbourne 1956` Speedmaster Broad Arrow Chronograph wristwatch and bracelet strap, reference no. 35565000, watch no.78018709, calibre no. 3303, purchased from Dynasty Jewels, 107 Hatton Garden, London EC1N 8LY, with original fitted case, box, operating instruction booklet, Olympic collection booklet and certificated cards (illustrated)

12 items of Wrenn `00` gauge rolling stock. 2 x Golden Arrow blue/grey 1st class Pullman cars (W6005). Utility van SR (W4323P). Salt wagon `Sifta` (W4666). Salt wagon `Cerebos` (W4627P). 6-wheel tank wagon `Milk Marketing Board` (W5023). Petrol tank wagon `Esso` (W5042). Ventilated van `Decca` (W5054). Ore wagon `Southdown` (W5006). Coal wagon `Higgs` (W4635P). Low-sided wagon (W5060). Gunpowder van black (W5057). All boxed, minor/some wear, one without internal packing. Contents VGC-Mint.

2 1:18 scale Sports Racing cars. A GMP 1966 John Surtees Team Surtees Lola Spyder, RN 3. In red with white arrow shaped stripe. Plus a Chevrolet Corvette SS in blue & silver, RN 1. Both boxed, Mint.