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ARTS AND CRAFTS BRASS WALL SCONCE with floral beaten decoration; and a brass wall plaque with a profile image of a man reaching for an arrow (2)

Three WWI medals, comprising a British War, Victory, and 1914-25 star, awarded to Cpl. H. Stevenson, Yorks L.I. No. 10086, and two WWII stars, Pacific and 1939-1945 example, also a WWI steel arrow with feather flight, (these where appartley dropped from planes over German trenches)

Four various faceted glass toilet bottles with plated caps, a pocket watch stamped to the back "CS/TP" with a W D arrow, a travelling clock in folding leather case, 2 lady`s compacts, a set of studs and other items (a lot, as viewed)

A small diamond and sapphire set pin brooch in the form of an arrow (approx 4cms) and a 9ct gold knot ring set with a small pearl

A Cartier rose diamond and onyx set jabot pin in the form of an arrow and signed with the number 509 (7cms long, as viewed, some slight damage)

A fibre glass replica Hawk `Red Arrow` aeroplane, in typical red, white and blue livery with a padded seat, on solid wheels, approx. 240cm long Provenance: Made at the station workshops of RAF Scampton in 1988 and then pulled between RAF Waddington and RAF Scampton in November of that year to raise money for STRUT. It was subsequently rafffled in December and won by the present owner.

A 19th Century British sawback Pioneers Sword by Wilkinson London, impressed marks to blade 6 `67 having brass handle with shaped grip, impressed military arrow and black leather scabbard with brass end cap View on staceyauction.com

A French hallmarked 18 ct gold brooch by Cartier, designed as a diamond set arrow piercing a coral heart, signed "Cartier Paris" and numbered "013381", Cartier makers mark, in original box, approx. 4 cm wide.

A GENTLEMAN`S TUDOR OYSTER ROYALE WRISTWATCH, c. 1950, in stainless steel case having a silvered dial with gilt Arabic numerals and arrow-head batons, gilt alpha hands, signed to dial and Rolex button to oyster pipe, together with two other wristwatches by Jaeger le Coutre and Omega (both at fault)

A 19th century French ormolu table mirror, the angle of the floral framed circular plate adjustable and held in place by arrow fletched headed screws, the laurel support on a baluster column and square foot, 40cm (15.75in) high. Provenance: Clermont Hall, Norfolk

Mid 20c art deco style triangular scent bottle with arrow head stopper.

J. Eastland, London, a gold pair cased pocket watch, no.2703, the case hallmarked London 1788, incuse case maker’s mark IW, the two piece case with white enamel dial, black Roman numerals, and gold arrow hands, the cylinder fusee movement with flat steel three armed balance and underspring balance spring, the balance cock pierced and engraved with foliate scrolls, with diamond endstone, and silvered regulator disc, the outer case 5cm diameter

John Ellicott, London, an 18 carat gold pair cased pocket watch (movement and inner case only), the three piece case hallmarked London 1804, incuse maker’s mark IM, with white enamel dial, black Arabic numerals, and gold arrow hands, the cylinder fusee movement no.4270, with pierced and engraved pillars and stopwork mount, finely pierced balance cock, steel set diamond endstone, polished steel tapered three arm undersprung balance, and Tompion type regulator disc, the case 5.2cm diameter

Rolex, Oyster Royal, a gentleman’s stainless steel wristwatch, ref.6044, no.720499, circa 1939, the two piece screw down case and crown with gilt dial, arrow markers and Arabic numerals, gold feuille hands, and centre seconds hand, the seventeen Rolex jewel movement cal.530, the case 3.8cm including lugs, on a brown leather strap

Cyma, Cymaflex, a gentleman’s 9 carat gold wristwatch, ref.04666, London 1956, the three piece case with flared lugs, a silvered dial, gold arrow markers, and dauphine hands, the seventeen jewel Cyma movement cal R.420, no.242904, the case 3.4cm including lugs, on a brown leather strap

Breitling Navitimer Montbrilliant, a gentleman’s stainless steel chronograph wristwatch, ref.3843, no.A300304, circa 1998, the two piece case with side buttons, silvered dial, inner tachymeter scale, silver arrow markers, white arrow hands and three subsidiary dials running hours, minutes and seconds, the thirty-eight jewel Breitling automatic movement cal.ETA 2894A2, the case 4.3cm including lugs, on a black stitched strap, in its box with international warranty, instruction manual and outer card packaging

* Omega, Seamaster Co-Axial Chronometer, A gentleman’s stainless steel bracelet wristwatch (Aqua Terra), circa 2005, the two piece screw case and crown with blue dial, tapered baton numerals, arrow minute hand, lozenge hour hand, and date aperture, the twenty-seven jewel Omega automatic movement, adjusted to five postions and temperature, Co-Axial escapement, cal.2500, number 80757189, the case 4.7cm including lugs, on a block link bracelet with fold over clasp

Rolex, Oyster Speedking, a mid size 9 carat gold wristwatch, ref.6420, no.235090, circa 1943, the two piece screw down case and crown with cream dial, gold tapered baton and Arabic numerals and gold skeleton hands, with red arrow centre seconds hand, the seventeen jewel Rolex precision movement no.1326, 3.5cm including lugs (no bracelet)

Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, a gentleman’s 18 carat gold wristwatch, ref.76278, circa 1936, the three piece screw down case with white dial, raised arrow markers, baton hands and centre seconds hand, the 18 jewel Rolex movement cal.645, no.24126, case 4cm long including lugs Please note: This watch is 9 carat, not 18 carat

A MILITARY LEMONIA GENTS CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH, illuminous champagne dial with two subsidiary dials, broad arrow symbol, the reverse engraved `0552/924-3305, H-5-9, 34889`, expanding strap

Indian Cavalry / Yeomanry Victorian Officer’s 1891 hallmarked silver mounted pouch belt. A 2 inch example of silver lace with central salmon pink silk line; red Morocco lined. Silver furniture by Bent and Parker, bearing Birmingham hallmarks, comprise five loped boss securing two chains terminating in arrow prickers housed in hexagonal guard; hallmarked buckle, tip and slide with engraved border. Lace dull, stitching faults.

A GOLD PLATED KEYLESS LEVER HUNTING CASED WATCH, EARLY 20TH C AND A SILVER LEVER HUNTING CASED MILITARY ISSUE WATCH, FAINTLY ENGRAVED BROAD ARROW R A AND A NUMBER, BIRMINGHAM 1913

SIR WILLIAM `HAMO` THORNYCROFT (1850-1925) Artemis and Her Hound, dated 1909, a bronze cast from a model by Hamo Thornycroft of a scantily-clad huntress carrying a bow and drawing an arrow from her quiver, with greyhound at her side, on a naturalistic base, inscribed `Hamo Thornycroft Sc` to the top of the base, inscribed and dated `Hamo Thornycroft 1909` to the side of the base, initialled `HT` twice, and titled `ARTEMIS` to the front of the base, all on a green marbled rectangular base, the bronze 25" high, 13" wide, 6 3/4" deep. Note: Originally modelled in 1879, when Thornycroft was heavily influenced by the poet and literary critic Edmund Gosse, Artemis was one of the first examples of `The New Sculpture`, seeking to re-examine Classical sculpture for a new age. In 1880 Thornycroft showed a life-sized plaster of Artemis and Her Hound at the Paris Salon. Subsequently The Duke of Westminster commissioned a life size marble statue which was exhibited at the Salon in 1882 before being installed at Eaton Hall in Cheshire. Artemis and Her Hound was well received by the critics, and one noted that `a great advance was proclaimed...by the epoch-making "Artemis"...The attitude and arrangement are altogether admirable, as well as original...from every point of view the group is beautiful`. A half-size bronze version of Artemis was exhibited by Thornycroft at the Royal Academy in 1911 [1799] and another bronze statuette at the Royal Scottish Academy in 1917-18. Literature: S. Beattie, The New Sculpture, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1983, p. 149 E. Manning, Marble & Bronze, The Art & Life of Hamo Thornycroft, London: Trefoil Books Ltd., 1982 M. H. Spielmann, British Scupture and Sculptors of To-day, London, 1901, p.39

Oriental Metalwork, comprising a bronze belt hook, an arrow, a letter opener, a shi-shi, a pair of studs, a bronze water dropper; and a small compass with a lid

BR(E) enamel F/F Platform Sign, TICKET OFFICE with right facing arrow and LONDON with left facing arrow. Measures 36" x 18". Reputedly ex St Neots station on the East Coast main line. Good overall condition with excellent colour and shine, one chip near the letter `T` otherwise just edge chipping.

BR(E) enamel Station Direction Sign with arrow. Measuring 21" x 10" in near mint condition, the best of these we have seen.

BR(M) Enamel Station Sign `All Enquiries To Be Made At This Office`, with a right facing arrow beneath. F/F measures 18" x 24". Reasonable colour and shine, minor chipping only.

BR(M) Enamel Station Sign `Way Out` with right facing arrow beneath. F/F measures 18" x 24". Excellent condition with deep colour and shine.

Regional Railways South Wales & West Signal Box Door Notice, No Unauthorised Person Allowed In This Box - By Order`. Has the double arrow logo on top right side. An unusual one for sure.

BR(M) Enamel Station Sign `IN` with left facing arrow beneath. F/F measures 12" 12" and apart from a couple of minor chips, is in extremely good condition.

GPO double sided, illuminated hanging sign TELEPHONE with feathered arrow 30" x 15" x 6". The sign is in original condition but has had the wiring removed for safety purposes, this could be easily reinstated by a qualified electrician.

A Japanese mounted arrow-head, 17th century, the polished spear with a long tang signed Harima daijo Fujiwara Shigetaka in a red lacquered mount, and with a lacquered scabbard, 71.5cm. (2)

A Chinese parcel gilt bronze arrow vase, 17th century, with a tall cylindrical neck around which two chilong dragons climb, the body cast with taotie and wide flanges, 47cm.

A Boer War period inert shell dated 6/1900 and arrow marked, fuse marked 3/COR L IV 539, height including fuse 28cms approx. (NB not suitable for postage)

A Remington 1913 Pattern Sword Bayonet blade 43.2cms approx, overall length 55.3cms approx., marked Remington, Arrow etc. wood grips with 2 grooves together with a black leather scabbard marked HG R17 (possibly Home Guard issue) ++service wear and surface rusting

A WWII Shell Case for a 6pdr gun, dated 1942 with arrow mark etc, length 44cms approx

British Army Telephone set J, arrow marked, numbered YA7815 ++good condition, untested

Lyons Assorted Toffees novelty "book" tin "British Motor Cars The Golden Arrow" with lithographic colour printed decoration together with some other decorative tins (4) ++some scratching but good for age

A small Japanese carved ivory Okimono of Samurai, probably Meiji, carrying a baby, the warrior with a sheaf of arrow, 7cms, (3").

A 1st quarter of the 20th Century Nickel Cased Open Face Keyless Military Pocket Watch, Zenith, 7030516, the frosted gilt and jewelled movement with mono-metallic balance and overcoil hairspring, to a signed Arabic enamel dial with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel spade hands, and also marked with a Government Broad Arrow, I, 1930, in a hinged and polished case numbered 8093750, width 2”

A mid-20th Century Chrome Plated Military Issue Open Face Keyless Pocket Watch, unsigned, the Swiss 15 jewel movement with three adjustments and Geneva stripe decoration, to a gilt balance wheel and blued steel overcoil hairspring, to an Arabic enamel dial (hairlines) with outside minute track, luminous filled hands and subsidiary seconds, in a polished case with snap-on back, marked with a Government Broad Arrow over GSTP, F062709, width 2”

A mid-20th Century Nickel Cased Open Face Keyless Military Pocket Watch, Moeris, the 15 jewel adjusted movement with Geneva stripe decoration and mono-metallic balance with blued steel hairspring, to a black signed Arabic dial with outside minute track and subsidiary seconds with luminous quarters and further luminous filled hands, in a chrome plated case with snap-on back, marked with a Government Broad Arrow over GSTP, M3305, and numbered 2641127, width 2”

A mid-20th Century Nickel Plated Open Face Keyless Military Pocket Watch, Elgin, 41771473, the 9 jewel movement with mono-metallic balance and blued steel hairspring, to a signed black dial with printed Arabic numerals and outside minute track with sunk subsidiary seconds and luminous filled hands, in a polished cased the knurled bezel and screw back, numbered 4971340 and marked with a Government Broad Arrow over GSTP over 343569,XX, width 2”

A mid-20th Century Base Metal Cased Open Face Keyless Military Issue Pocket Watch, unsigned, the 15 jewel Swiss movement with mono-metallic balance and blued steel overcoil hairspring, to a black Arabic enamel dial with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and luminous filled hands, in a polished case with screw-down back marked with a Government Broad Arrow over GSTP over F003890 and also numbered 3405394, width 2”

A mid-20th Century Base Metal Cased Open Face Keyless Military Issue Pocket Watch, unsigned, the Swiss 15 jewel movement with mono-metallic balance and overcoil hairspring, to a white Arabic enamel dial with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and luminous filled hands, in a polished case with snap-on back marked with a Government Broad Arrow over GSTP over L6707, width 2”

A 20th Century Mahogany Cased Dial Timepiece, F W Elliott Ltd England, 1949, the sectional moulded surround to a cast brass bezel set with a heavy bevelled glass enclosing a 14” painted Roman dial with outside minute track and centred with a Government Broad Arrow and black painted hands (some alteration), to a single chain fusee movement with plated united by screwed pillars and with anchor escapement, diameter 17”

An early 20th Century cased pair of Binoculars, W Watson & Son, London, 1916, X6 16280, of typical black patinated form, with Leather grips, in a stitched Leather case, bearing government broad arrow

A narrow pair of small arrow-head obelisks

A BRASS MINIATURE SEXTANT STAMPED ON THE UNDERSIDE ARROW AND STANLEY LONDON, LEATHER CASE 20TH C

Two Pairs of German Made British Issue Binoculars consisting pair Carl Zeiss. Darkened brass frames with leather covered body. Complete in leather case with issue broad arrow ... Similar pair by Spindler & Hoyer 6 x 30. Complete in leather fitted case. 2 items.

1917 Dated British Trench Wire Cutters flattened steel rabbit ear end leading to the cutting head. The action stamped `Chater Lea Ltd 1917` with broad arrow issue stamps. Long wooden handles. Together with a similar example. 2 items.

Scarce Regimentally Stamped 1907 Hook Quillon 1st Patt Bayonet single edged blade with central fuller. The forte with `Enfield` marks and date 11/08. Blued steel hook quillon crossguard. Steel pommel stamped `EY180` (East Yorkshire Regiment). Polished wooden slab grips. Contained in its 1st pattern leather scabbard with steel chape and lower base stud. Leather stamped `HGR 08` with broad arrow stamps. Minor storage rust.

A LOUIS XVI ORMOLU AND WHITE MARBLE MANTEL CLOCK, `Pendule a l`Etude et la Philosophie`, the white enamel convex calendar dial with Roman numerals, Arabic five minutes, signed Lepine, Place des Victoires No.12, gilt wreath and arrow hands with further pointer date and day hands, the drum movement with outside count wheel bell strike and silk suspension, signed Lepine, Paris, No.4359. The drum head case with eagle surmount flanked by allegorical figures, the plinth support and base inset with cherub and foliate panels around a central mask and sunburst mount, raised on six turned feet, 18" high x 23" wide.

A Helvetia white metal Military pocket watch and chain, back stamped `GS/TP P45943` with arrow mark, together with a gold plated top winding pocket watch and a white metal Ingersoll Triumph pocket watch and chain. (as found). (3 items)

HORNBY 00 GAUGE LOCOMOTIVES including Bristol Castle 7013, Green Arrow 4771 (poor condition), and Sir Ralph Wedgwood 4469 (repainting). All unboxed. (3)

BADEN POWELL - SCOUTS STICK a stick given by Baden Powell to a member of the Scout Movement at the 3rd World Scout Jamboree of 1929. Plaque on the stick reads, Arrow Park 1929. 35 3/4ins (91cms) long

BACHMANN 00 GAUGE LOCOMOTIVES including Kestrel 32-555, Green Arrow 31-550, and Lord Nelson 31-408. (3)

QTY OF RAILWAY BOOKS including William Stroudley Craftsman fo Steam, Great Western Broad Gauge Album, The Golden Arrow, The Midland Railway, and various other Railway books.

SHIP POSTCARDS. (79) postcards and (20) related photographs of ships including H M S Beagle, Basilisk, Keith, Arrow, Ardent, Anthony, Antelope, Active, Acheson, Achates, Acasta, Codrington, Ambuscade, Amazon etc.

SHIP POSTCARDS (67) postcards and (25) associated photographs of Destroyers etc. Including H M S Violent, Vivacious, Vorticern, Wolsey, Woolston, Voyager, Wakeful, Walker, Watchman, Waterhen, Wessex, Whitley, Weyneck, Broke, Shakespeare, Spencer, Bruce, Mackay, Malcolm, Montrose, Scott, Wishart, Witch, Vansittart, Volunteer, Wanderer, Whitehall, Wren, Veteran, Codrington, Acasta, Ardent, Arrow, Keith, Basilisk, Beagle, Blanche, Brazen, Brilliant, Saguenay, Skeena, Kempenfelt, Crescent, Cygnet, Dainty, Daring, Decoy & Delight, Diana, Duchess, Exmouth, Echo, Electra, Escapade, Escort, Eek-minelayer, Express etc.