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ASPINALS, ASTWOOD BANK A THREE PIECE SPLIT CANE ROD The Arrow, No. 910, and bag and Falcon The Merlin 8` two piece split cane rod and bag (2)

A Russian arrow shaped small spoon, a Georgian small ladle, and other pieces. 4oz..

1950s Ladies` Rolex gold (18ct) cocktail wristwatch with Rolex Precision seventeen jewel movement with patented super balance, the square dial with gold arrow-head and dot numerals, in gold (18ct) Rolex case, Swiss hallmarks, with diamond set lugs on gold (18ct) bracelet, (Birmingham 1958) in original Rolex box Appears to be in working order. The watch is in very good condition. The case is numbered 64809 Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

SMITH (H) THE SERMONS OF MASTER HENRY SMITH GATHERED INTO ONE VOLUME.... WHEREUNTO IS ADDED GOD`S ARROW AGAINST ATHEISTS titles, engraved anchor device to first, London: Felix Kyngston 1607, the second title 1614, Two Sermons Preached by Mr Henry Smith with a Prayer for the Mourning thereunto adioyned, 1613 and Four Sermons Preached by Maister Henry Smith, 1614, together one vol, contemporary calf, boards gilt with the royal arms, very worn

A c1960 ARIEL ARROW 250CC TWO STROKE TWIN MOTORCYCLE ENGINE AND GEARBOX complete with Amal Monobloc carburettor and tuned high level exhausts

A mid-20th Century base metal cased Open Face Keyless Pocket Watch, the Swiss 15 jewel movement with three adjustments, and blued steel overcoil hairspring, to an Arabic enamel dial with luminous quarters, outside minute track and further luminous filled hands with sunk subsidiary seconds, in a polished case with snap on back (lacking bow), and marked with a Government Broad Arrow over GSTP, 267649, width 2”

A mid-20th Century Cased Parallel Rule, Harling, Patt No 160100, of typical form and marked with a Government Broad Arrow, in a black painted finish, in a fitted case, width 19”

An early 20th Century leather cased Inclinometer, Hall Bros – London 2249, the patinated and lacquered brass square section body set with a demi-lune scale for elevation and depression, and marked with a Government Broad Arrow, and fitted in a stitched leather strap with carry handle

Quantity of miscellaneous collectors items including antique arrow heads, native bead work mineral samples etc

A Maple & Co Edwardian Mahogany Break Front Display Cabinet having all over raised, carved and pierced shell, floral, leaf and scroll decoration, scalloped top, with large bevelled glass door below flanked by mirrored sides, shaped undertier flanked by 2 carved doors with further musical instrument, bow, arrow, floral and scroll decoration, on 6 cabriole legs, 1m 52cm wide, 2m 32cm high

Three 19th Century bar brooches to include one modelled as a arrow with a garnet and seed pearl set example, total weight 9.5 gm. (3)

A Colonial mahogany and brass coffer, 18th century, hinged top opening to candle box, the front with ornate brass marquetry depicting an urn issuing flowers and trefoil brackets hinges, either side and back with directional arrow head carving, on bracket feet, 61cm high, 132.5cm wide, 58cm deep

A Longines Automatic 9ct gold circular cased wristwatch, the signed silvered dial with gilt Arabic and arrow shaped numerals and centre seconds, cased, a Rotary 9ct gold circular cased gentleman`s wristwatch, the signed silvered dial with gilt Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds.

A 9ct gold circular cased gentleman`s wristwatch by J.W. Benson, London, the signed dial with gilt arrow shaped and dot numerals and subsidiary seconds, on a black strap.

A mahogany 18th century style small mantel timepiece. Incorporating a watch movement by John Shaw, Holborn, late 17th century, The gilt full-plate fusee verge pocket watch movement with pierced square section baluster pillars, elaborate foliate scroll pierced backcock, silvered regulation dial and signed John Shaw, Holborn to backplate, now with a 4 inch foliate engraved brass break-arch dial with rosette decorated centre within applied silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with lozenge half hour markers and Arabic five minutes, and steel arrow shaped hands, in a case with ogee shaped caddy upstand above moulded cornice and break-arch front door, on conforming moulded base with brass ball feet, 29.5cm (11.75ins) high overall. John Shaw is recorded in Loomes, Brian The Early CLOCKMAKERS of Great Britain as apprenticed to Thomas Taylor of Holborn in 1675, gaining his Freedom of the Clockmakers` Company in 1682. He worked from Holborn until his death in around 1718.

A fine Charles II lantern clock, Richard Ames, London, circa 1680. The posted countwheel bell-striking movement with verge escapement and pendulum swinging within the frame of the clock between the trains and additional passing half-hour strike mounted behind the dial, the dial engraved with signature Richard Ames Neere St. Andrews Church in Holburn fecit in a curve towards the upper margin of the dial centre and with foliate tulip decoration to lower margin, with original iron hand and applied narrow Roman numeral chapter ring with wheatear half hour markers, the standard London third period `Lothbury` frame with column turned posts beneath dolphin engraved and pierced frets, vase turned finials and domed bell bearer, the side doors cut with slots to allow for the swing of the arrow shaped centre pendulum, the rear with iron hanging loop, on ball feet, (alarm removed), 38cm (15ins) high. Richard Ames is recorded in Loomes, Brian The Early CLOCKMAKERS of Great Britain as being born circa 1634, he was apprenticed to Peter Closon in 1648/9 and gaining his Freedom of the Clockmakers` Company in 1656/7. He was made Assistant in 1669, Warden 1676-81 and was elected master in September 1682 only to die the following month. His widow Katherine perhaps assisted by their son, William, continued the business until at least 1692. He had many apprentices, the most significant of which perhaps being John Ebsworth (Freed Apr. 1665) who became a fine maker of lantern clocks in his own right. The work of Richard Ames is discussed in Loomes, Brian LANTERN CLOCKS & Their Makers pages 127-134 where two very similar clocks to the current lot are comprehensively described and illustrated (figs. 9.5-11). All of these three examples share the same unusual features (passing half-hour strike and separately wound trains), and can be compared to another illustrated in Darken, Jeff and Hooper, John English 30 Hour Clocks pages 47-50 which only differs in not having passing half-hour strike.

A 19th century French marble and ormolu Portico clock by S Marti, with floral painted circular enamelled Arabic numeral dial, surrounded by wreath and arrow mounts with mask head sunburst pendulum, with bell striking eight day movement no.353, complete with key, height approx. 53cm (illustrated)

An African leather bound Arrow Case containing ten Arrows

A bordered Afghan Rug with two rows of five stylised guls with arrow heads on a red ground, 3ft 8in x 6ft 9in

A Belouch multi-bordered Prayer Rug, the central field with arrow heads and latch hooks, double frieze above mihrab, 3ft x 4ft 10in, one fringe frayed

Vintage Action Man, Indian Chief & Indian Brave, Indian Chief has hard head with scar, painted hazel eyes, brown flock hair and moulded blue trunks, wearing long black wig, American Indian style top and matching trousers, brown moccasins, accessories include Chief`s head-dress, satchel, bow and arrow with quiver, spear and a camp fire, figure clothing and accessories in good condition with some wear, Chief comes in display box, discoloured, and Indian Brave with hard head, blue eagle-eyes and brown flock hair, with moulded blue trunks, wearing long black wig, top, trousers and moccasins same as Chief, accessories include spear, tomahawk and headband with feather, figure and accessories in good condition except head come off and some wear, wording on small of back of both `(c) CGP Products, Corporation, 1978` (2)

A British Fairburn-Sykes Type Fighting Knife, 3rd Pattern, with plain double-edged blade, 16.5cm long, straight cross-guard, alloy concentric ringed grip, stamped with WD arrow and `2` (mould number), in its brass mounted leather sheath, 29cm overall A British Fairburn-Sykes Type Fighting Knife, 3rd Pattern by William Rodgers, Sheffield with a plain double-edged blade, 17.5 cm long, retaining some blackened finish, back-swept crossguard, bearing maker`s mark, alloy concentric ringed grip, in its brass mounted leather sheath, 29.5cm overall, (2).

A bronze depicting a man on horse back with a bow and arrow signed Kim .B. 90.12 View on staceyauction.com

An early 19th Century carved bug-bear coconut powder flask, carved with a band of four roundels filled with flower vases, musical instruments and crossed arrow cases, within a surround of fruiting vine and stiff leaves, the silver mounted mouth with carved mask surround, length approx 15cm, together with another coconut powder flask, length approx 14cm.

W.Erhardt, London, a military issue metal open faced pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black hands and Roman numerals, and subsidiary seconds dial, the three piece case stamped D over 16452 with an arrow below to the screw back, the three quarter plate, keyless wound movement similarly stamped

General Walter Fane (1828-1885): a pencil study of two Indian soldiers, with `Mowlahdad` written with an arrow pointing to the soldier on the left, and written lower right `Meer Alnuo ... 98 ...`, with bottom left corner missing, 30 by 20cm.

An Art Deco study of Diana the huntress with a lurcher dog, on a wooden plinth, bow and arrow A/F, overall 35" long

5 vintage fishing rods: To include W B Clark, Shakespeare Super Dynamic, Cladding Sealey Black Arrow 2 and a Daiwa.

A collection of thirty-seven African tribal arrows, each with sharp metal arrow-head, stems hand-bound, contained within woven natural fibre quiver

A 1st quarter of the 19th Century gilt metal Full Hunter Verge Watch, Hunter & Son, Fench St – London, No A3735, the gilt movement with pierced and engraved cock with silvered regulation disc and blued steel screws with plain finned pillars, to an Arabic enamel dial with further Arabic quarters and outside minute track with gilt arrow hands and winding square at 4, in a hinged and polished case with Maker’s Mark TG, width 1 1/8”

A mid-20th Century base metal cased Open Face Military Keyless Pocket Watch, Elgin 41920431, the 9 jewel movement with mono-metallic balance to a signed black dial with outside minute track and luminous Arabic numerals with sunk subsidiary seconds and spade hands, in a polished case with screw-down back marked with a Government broad arrow, G770,GSTP, width 2”

A mid-20th Century Nickel and Plated Open Face Keyless Pocket Watch, unsigned, the jewelled movement with mono-metallic balance, to a painted Arabic dial with outside minute track, luminous filled hands and sunk subsidiary seconds, in a polished case with snap-on back engraved GSTP over a Government broad arrow, width 2”

Seven railway puzzles inc. Southern Railway Golden Arrow and Victory also various books, scratch built models, Hornby loco and various prints.

A wrought iron garden gate, late 19th / early 20th century, with scrolling pediment over central stylised lily panel, with arrow point panel to the base, 83.5cm wide, 187.5cm high

A wrought iron garden gate, 20th century, with scrolling pediment over central stylised lily panel, with arrow point panel to the base, 84cm wide, 186.5cm high

A c1920/30`s Eastman Kodak folding pocket camera, a pair of opera glasses in fitted leather case, a Short & Mason, London nickel cased pocket watch with W.D. arrow, an opium pipe and other items (a lot, as viewed

An Omega gold circular cased gentleman`s wristwatch, the signed silvered dial with gilt arrow shaped numerals, tapering gilt hands and centre seconds, on a 9ct gold brick link bracelet with a fold-over clasp.

A 9CT. GOLD NECKLACE of cross-over arrow design, 43cm. long, 48 grams.

AFTER ANTON RAPHAEL MENGS (1728-1779) AMOR, DEN PFEIL SCHLEIFEND (CUPID: THE ARROW-SHARPENING) Oil on canvas, fragment, probably copied from the Berlin porcelain plaque of the same name 13 x 13.5cm. ++ Unstretched; needs a light clean

A Polynesian hardwood club with paddle shaped end and arrow head shaped end. 87 cm long

A late 19th/early 20th century silverplated circular warming dish, with handled dome cover and beaded border, raised on triform scrolled stand with burner, together with two oval lidded entree dishes and two further Mappin & Webb silverplated oval bowls, with military arrow issue marks and dated 1961 (5)

Military wristwatch in gilt metal case on brown leather strap stamped `GW367 TP 1/5 Military Arrow` Note: a 2-button chronograph adapted by the maker circa 1940; during construction at the factory they deliberately failed to fit the hour and minute wheels to their 17 jewel movement which would have given the watch its usual time telling ability

FOUR BOXES OF MARVEL AND DC COMICS, to include Ghost Rider, Green Arrow, Guy Gardner, Hawk & Dove, Hawkworld, Hulk, Iron Man, Grendel etc, approximately 600 comics in all

An aboriginal bamboo tube containing twelve wooden hand tools and three arrow tips

A pretty pop-up Birthday Card, circa 1900 with a cat and a poodle and a rare Birthday Card in the shape of an arrow `The Language of Flowers`

Myer Zang/Herald Indian figures, June 1953: modelled by Roy Selwyn-Smith - 54mm plasticine masters for Indians, foot figures - H 505 Indian Chief pointing (1), H503 standing firing (1) and H505 kneeling and firing arrow, F-G, one hand missing (1) (3)

Herald Swoppet 54mm Cowboy plasticine master figures, 1958 on foot - H650 Sheriff, with metal gun belt, metal scarf, plastic scarf and gun belt and production figure, probably test-shot, H652 with lasso, lasso missing and H655 wounded with arrow, F-G (4)

Hornby Railways: Argos limited edition of 1500 21C159 Sir Archibald Sinclair Golden Arrow Battle of Britain locomotive and tender in Southern green with detail pack (lacks nameplates), R374 Spitfire locomotive and tender in Southern green, R398 LNER 4472 green Flying Scotsman locomotive and tender, R157 BR DMU power and trailer car, R486 Southern coaches (4, one with lighting unit, two with gloss repaint) R487 Southern brake coach with lighting unit, G-VG, boxes G

Bachmann Branch-Line Railways Steam Locomotives and tenders: J39 64958 BR black, V2 60800` Green Arrow` BR black, V2 4844 `Coldstream` Doncaster green, 93XX 7332 BR green in original boxes, E, boxes VG (4)

Bachmann, Hornby and Rivarossi coaches: Hornby Pullman First Parlour car, Third Parlour, Pullman blue grey Golden Arrow, SR Luggage van, SR Mk 1 green coach, Bachmann, SR green Bullied Corridor composite (2) open brake, Corridor 2nd, Bulleid Crimson and cream Composite, Parcel van 63` Thompson 1st corridor, BR blue centre railcar, mostly in original boxes, loose Hornby Mail coach and three crimson and cream coaches, Lima maroon parcels van and Mainline maroon suburban coach, G-E, boxes VG (22)

A Cuneo print `King George V` locomotive, signed Limited Edition Thomas Newman `Golden Arrow` print and a parcel of pictures and a sign

A gentleman`s 1940`s/1950`s stainless steel Cyma military wrist watch, with black dial and subsidiary seconds, case back inscribed with broad arrow, W.W.W P 5822 10822. Starting Price: £240

A Collection of Boxed Hornby `OO` Gauge Trains, including `Flying Scotsman` Passenger Set R1019, `The Golden Arrow` Passenger Set R2369 plus Coach Pack R4196, `Evening Star` locomotive, power unit, track etc

A WROUGHT IRON WEATHER VANE having a cockerel to the top in sheet steel and fretted arrow below, fleur de lys to North, 1.55m above pole

A ROSE DIAMOND AND PEARL ARROW BROOCH with platinum front

Second coinage, Groat, Tower, mm. arrow, bust D, reads aglie, saltires in forks, 2.66g/3h (Whitton viii, 2; N 1797; S 2337E). Weak in places, otherwise good very fine

Henry VIII, Second coinage, Halfpenny, London, mm. arrow on obv. only, 0.33g/10h (Withers D; N 1815; S 2356); together with other hammered coins (7), milled coins (3), all silver [11]. First good fine or better, others in varied state

The Action for a Tower Flintlock Musket, the lockplate engraved TOWER, with a crown over GR and a crowned arrow, the pan with flash guard; a Similar Flintlock Action, the lock plate engraved with crown over GR and crowned arrow; a Similar Percussion Cap Action, the lockplate engraved with the East India Company lion; a Walnut Full Stock for a Musket, barrel and action missing, with brass ramrod pipes, trigger guard and butt plate, with steel ramrod (4)

A 19th Century Enfield Snider Rifle, the 75cm steel two band barrel with hinged ladder sight, the lockplate stamped with crown over VR, crowned arrow, 1869 ENFIELD, walnut full stock, the butt stamped with circular ENFIELD mark over 1 on one side, the opposing side with DG within a diamond, MGA 251, steel trigger guard and butt plate, all parts with War Department marks, with later ramrod

A Mark IV Martini-Henry Enfield Rifle, the 82.5cm two band steel barrel with hinged ladder sight, the lock plate stamped with a crown over VR ENFIELD 1887 crowned arrow, IV 1, walnut full stock, with steel sling swivels, ramrod and leather sling, all parts with War Department marks