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A FINELY MODELLED `EAGLE AND ARROW` CAR MASCOT, the wings partly raised as in flight, chromium plated base metal, 6 1/4" wide, possibly for use on a Marmon or Pierce Arrow. (See Illustration).

A rare and important Chinese export punch bowl for the Royal Company of Archers, Edinburgh, the exterior painted with panels of The Crown above a bow, quiver, arrow tied together with a rope beneath a border of thistle, roses and the crown, the foot rim with gilt chain and arrow pattern, the underside foot with The Spens Crest and Motto `Si Deus Quis Contra` (If God is with us) above the monogram `JS` for James Spens, the interior with blue and gilt band, arrow and dot pattern above a floral bouquet (two hairline cracks) circa 1800, 30.5cm diameter. The Royal Company of Archers were founded in 1676 as a private archery club. Since 1822 the company has performed the role of sovereign body guards in Scotland. Amongst the competitions and traditions The King`s Prize was, together with The Royal (Queen`s) Prize of the Goose, The Edinburgh Arrow and The Silver Punch Bowl and ladle were fought for amongst the members.. It was The King`s Prize Prize that James Spens (1797-1870) won in 1804. Not only did he win this bowl, it was part of a set of three bowls, this one being the smaller of the set. To this day the Royal Company of Archers still process the other two bowls in their collection. Notable members of The Company were Sir Walter Scott and Sir Henry Raeburn

A gentleman`s gold, circular cased Baume & Mercier Automatic wristwatch, the signed silvered dial with gilt Arabic, dot and arrow numerals, gilt hands and with centre seconds, the case back detailed 18K 0,750.

A gentleman`s gold circular cased Longines wristwatch, the signed silvered dial with baton shaped numerals, centre seconds and with a date of the month aperture and a gentleman`s 9ct gold cased Longines wristwatch, the signed dial with gilt Arabic and arrow shaped numerals and with centre seconds, both with straps.

A 19thC spelter lamp base, modelled as a young boy holding an arrow feather and holding a torch aloft, the base with a quiver of arrows, signed AVRILL, on wooden plinth, 46cm high.

A platinum ring, with engraved arrow head design, 2grms, size L 1/2.

I.W.C MK X 1940`s Military issue stainless steel gentleman`s wristwatch, the black dial with white Arabic numerals, luminous dot markers and luminous set hands over a subsidiary seconds dial, C83 nickel jewelled movement with centre gold train, serial 1092117, case reference 1136867, the back stamp with the Ministry of Defence broad arrow over W.W.W M17887, later military style nylon band, 34mm

Longines Silver Arrow stainless steel gentleman`s wristwatch, the silvered dial with baton markers, sweep centre seconds and date aperture, later expanding bracelet, 34mm

Swiss silver cylinder Captain`s hunter pocket watch, gilt three-quarter plate movement with index regulator, the dial numbered 2861 with dual arrow dials over subsidiary constant seconds, engine turned case with a cartouche to the front cover, 48mm

Rolex 1930/1940`s Military issue nickel cased lever pocket watch, cal. 548 15 jewel movement, the signed dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds, the screw back with broad Ministry of Defence arrow and stamped B4837, 52mm (a.f)

Mid 18th century English fusee cylinder pocket watch movement, the movement and dust cover signed Tho. Mudge, London (1755-90), pierced engraved balance cock with diamond endstone and silver regulating dial over square baluster pillars, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and gold arrow hands, 43mm

* Mixed literature and poetry. Various including CONRAD (J) The Arrow of Gold, first edition 1919, cloth, some wear; GILLY (W S) Narrative of Shipwrecks of the Royal Navy, 1850, head of spine damaged; WOOLF (V) Jacob`s Room, 1922, soiled and worn; MILTON (J) Poems, 2 volumes, Florence Press 1925, etc (a box)

A green leather and gilt tooled cased white metal Stick Pin modelled as a arrow, the flight set with emeralds and diamonds, the pin and case with the mark Cartier, Paris and London

Signage from the old Wembley Stadium, a directional arrow sign for seating in BLOCK 230, mauve enamelled metal with white lettering, the old-style Wembley `twin towers` logo bottom right, still with original Wembley auction reference sticker, 35 by 115.5cm., 14 by 45 1/2in.

A Victorian silver Naval old English pattern basting spoon by John Samuel Hunt London 1859 the terminal engraved with a crest and motto UNITE also marked with the broad arrow indicating Navy issue length 30.5cm. approx. weight 4oz.

17th century heart-shaped Cirencester token, inscribed:- "Obadiah Arrow, 166*, Mercer in Cirencester, his half peny" (sic)

An early 19th century Staffordshire figure of a female archer. standing wearing a feathered hat, wearing a green coat and black sprigged red dress, clasping a bow and arrow, with a shield and quiver to her back, on a scroll base. 16.5cm high

EDWARDIAN SCOTTISH PEBBLE ARROW BROOCH set in unmarked gold

1935 Silver Jubilee ½d. to 6d., S.G.65-68, the exceptional `Tim Hall` specialised collection of this issue on 61 pages written-up to the highest exhibition standard. Generally arranged by sheet position with each of the plate flaws studied in depth including the different printings, mainly unused multiples, but also some used. The major flaws "Spots above head and behind neck" and "Cleft skull" for each value and many other remarkable flaws that have not achieved a catalogue listing. Highlights include "Spots above head and behind neck" 1d. matched marginal blocks of 4 from the three printings, 6d. scarce used block of 4; "Cleft skull" with a complete set of seven pairs with printings of the ½d. and 1d., many other pairs and blocks; "Dot on the King`s parting" with at least three examples of the 6d.; "Tagged ear" set of 4. Also a study of `arrow` marginal blocks and a few freaks including ½d. vertical block of 6 with major "doctor blade" flaw and much else of interest to the specialist. Mixed condition (few hundred)

1936 to 1953 Commemorative issues collection on 7 exhibition pages, comprising 1936 JIPEX miniature sheets ½d. (4) and 1d. (4) all with commemorative first day cancellations; 1947 Royal Visit range on six envelopes; 1948 ½d. Springbok unhyphenated range of mint multiples; 1953 Stamp Centenary 1d. and 4d. in mint horizontal gutter `arrow` blocks of 12 unfolded. Average condition

THE MAIN SHIP`S BELL FROM 74-GUN THIRD RATE SHIP-OF-THE-LINE DEFIANCE (1783), cast in bell bronze with mouldings to the rim and shoulder, cast with raised Government broad arrow mark and date `1812`, impressed metal tag attached to crown reading Bell of the Defiance `74, broken up 1817 - 22 1/2 x 21 1/4 in. (57 x 54cm.), One of eight Slade-designed "Elizabeth" class ships, Defiance was ordered from John Randall & John Brent at Rotherhithe in 1780, she was launched on 10th December, 1783. Her crew mutinied three times, in 1795, 1797, and 1798. She fought at the Battle of Copenhagen on April 2, 1801, the Battle of Cape Finisterre on July 22, 1805, and the Battle of Trafalgar on October 21, 1805 where she captured the Spanish San Juan Nepomuceno and sustained casualties of 17 killed, 53 wounded. After refitting at Portsmouth she was recommissioned in March 1806 for Capt. Henry Hotham during which time she blockaded Rochefort and she assisted with the destruction of three French 40-gun frigates (La Cybele, Le Calypso and L`Italienn) at Sables d`Olonne on 24th February 1809. In December 1813 she was used as a temporary prison ship at Chatham, was laid up in ordinary between 1814-1815 and was broken up there in 1817. It is presumed that for an unknown reason it was necessary to fit her with an unnamed bell during her period as a prison ship, which remained aboard as she was not commissioned again.

A set of six two-light wall brackets with arrow and laurel wreath design

Five various marcasite brooches together with a diamante arrow hatpin.

Two Meissen figures, comprising; a model of a girl aiming an arrow, 15.5cm high, blue crossed swords mark, incised F32, and a figure of a girl playing the bagpipes from the Girls` Orchestra series, 12cm high, blue crossed swords mark, incised 2558 (chips and losses to both), late 19th century Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A Regency Chinoiserie decorated black lacquer cabinet on stand, in 18th century style, second quarter 19th ceentury, decorated overall with Oriental figures, pagodas, exotic birds and foliage, the doors enclosing an arrangement of twelve long and short drawers around a central door with the motto `DEUM COLE REGEM SERVA` (Worship God, Protect the King) above a gryphen holding an arrow head, the stand fronted by cabriole legs and paw feet, 169cm high, 100cm wide, 63cm deep. Ex lot 567, Christie`s Gipson`s Grand Tour, 16th November 2006, South Kensington. The crest found on the internal cupboard door is that of Cole and the monogram beneath almost certainly refers to Henry Cole (1808-1882), a civil servant. The most eminent branch of the family is the Earls of Enniskillin, however, in their crest the sinister claw rests on an escutcheon. Through his membership of the Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce in 1845, Henry Cole became involved in the organisation of the Great Exhibition in 1851 acting as a promoter, publicist, and administrator. Cole went on to become the first director of the South Kensigton Museum (now the V&A) and has a wing named after him. He was created CB at the end of the Great Exhibition and was knighted in 1875 by Queen Victoria. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A Sheffield made Army Issue machete, with ordnance arrow to the composition grip

A collection of medals various, comprising a silver medal for the Smallholder Championship, an American 1854 silver coin mounted as a brooch with engraved decoration of a hand holding an arrow, three silver watch fobs and a white metal medal commemorating the Coronation of Queen Victoria.

A 19th century naval cutlass by Mole, the blade bearing a war department broad arrow, length of blade 68cm, with solid steel guard with brass plaque no.69, complete with a leather and metal scabbard.

B. Stumbels, London, an 18 carat gold pair case watch, London 1793, No. 1002. the two piece hinged case and outer case with white enamel dial, black Roman numerals and gold arrow hands, the verge fusee movement, square pillars, silvered regulator disc, engraved and pierced balance cock, three armed steel balance, undersprung balance spring and diamond set steel end stone, inner case 4.1cm diameter Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

William Holmes,156 Strand, London, an 18 carat gold full hunter pocket watch, London 1812, No 7782, the two piece hinged with white dial, Roman numerals and arrow hands, the English lever fusee movement with cylindrical pillars, engraved and pierced balance cock, diamond steel set endstone, three armed balance and undersprung balance spring, case 4.7cm diameter Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

An early 20th century 18 carat gold Swiss repeating/stopwatch Hunter pocket watch, circa 1900, No. 18745, the four piece hinged case with an inner bezel, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, blued spade hand and arrow tailed centre seconds hand, the three quarter plate Swiss repeating movement with bimetallic split balance and overcoil balance spring, case 5.3cm diameter Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

Tag Heuer, Professional 200 metres, a gentlemans stainless steel wristwatch, circa 2000, ref: CL1112-0, No UN5860, the two piece screw case and crown with rotating bezel and two push buttons, the blue dial with luminous dot luminous markers, subsidiary dials running seconds, hours and minutes, centre seconds hand, centre arrow pointer hand and date aperture, twenty seven jewel quartz spilt seconds movement cal: Heuer 1.00, ETA 251 282, on a block link bracelet with fold over clasp, case 4.2cm long including lugs Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

Rolex, Oyster, a lady`s stainless steel wristwatch, ref: 2331, No 124933, the two piece screw down case with screw down crown, the silvered dial with Roman and baton numerals, arrow hands and subsidiary seconds dial, 15 jewel Rolex Ultra Prima movement timed to six positions with monometallic balance and overcoil balance spring, on a later bracelet, case 2.9cm long including lugs Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

Rolex for Asprey, a gentleman`s 18 carat gold wristwatch, ref: 1880, No 16734, Glasgow import 1935, the two piece case with stepped bezel and lugs, the silvered dial with black Roman numerals, blue steel arrow hands and subsidiary dial, Rolex 17 jewel rectangular ultra prima movement timed to 6 positions, on a later gilt metal bracelet3.5cm long including lugs Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A late Victorian diamond arrow brooch, circa 1890, the old cut diamond flights to a knife edge bar with a single cushion shaped old cut diamond to old and rose cut diamond point, approximately 1.05 carats total, mounted in gold backed silver, 6.7cm long, in the original brown leather bound fitted case Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

An African carved hardwood fertility symbol, ceremonial arrow, other arrows, spear, three knives in sheaths, a hook ended knife and a clay figure of a seated man

An above average 10 bore Tower 1839 pattern percussion musket, 54½” overall, barrel 39” with Enfield proofs; flat lock of traditional form stamped with crowned “VR” and “Tower”; walnut fullstock with broad arrow and “BO” on butt; regulation brass mounts, the fore end cap incorporating Lovell’s bayonet catch, sling swivels, replacement steel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (dark patina to barrel). Plate 20

A 10 bore Brown Bess flintlock musket, 55” overall, barrel 39” with London and military proofs and traces of “42 Regt” engraved at the breech, rounded lock with swan neck cock, the plate deeply impressed with crowned “GR” and “Tower”, walnut fullstock, the butt impressed with broad arrow and “WD” and “Barnett, Gunmakers, London” in oval; brass military style mounts and sling swivels; short steel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition Plate 21

A 6 shot .36” British ordnance issue Colt Model 1851 Navy percussion revolver, number 12436 on all parts, London proved, the frame stamped with broad arrow and “WD”, faint naval scene on cylinder, dark walnut grips with traces of ordnance markings. Good Working Order and Clean Condition, with bright steel finish overall. Plate 28

3 triangular socket bayonets: Brown Bess (worn); P1853 Enfield, with broad arrow and WD and Enfield inspector’s mark, in its scabbard (some pitting, scabbard mounts battered); and another similar, no scabbard. QGC. (3)

A P1853 Enfield triangular socket bayonet, with B’ham inspector’s mark, the socket numbered 26, GC (some wear); and another, with broad arrow and WD and traces of Enfield inspector’s mark, in its Indian made brass mounted leather scabbard, basically GC (worn overall). (2)

An interesting New Zealand military issue .577” Snider 2 band military rifle, 49” overall, barrel 30¾” with ordnance proofs and inspector’s marks and with bayonet lug at muzzle, the breech and stock stamped with broad arrow and “NZ 88/632”, the lock simply marked “1862” and with ordnance inspectors stamp; walnut fullstock with regulation brass mounts, sling swivels and original steel ramrod. GWO & basically GC (some wear and pitting, stock bruised) Plate 12

Aylesbury, Skidmore’s mule Halfpenny, 1797, from the same obv. die as previous, rev. archer standing right, holding bow and arrow, edge plain, 11.53g/6h (DH 12; Preston-Morley 1028). Extremely fine with glossy light brown patina, attractive, extremely rare Provenance: G.W. Spencer Collection, Spink Auction 28, 28 April 1983, lot 81; M.Z. Gerson Collection; W.J. Noble Collection, Part I, Noble Numismatics Pty Auction 58B (Melbourne), 7-8 July 1998, lot 17 [from M.Z.G. September 1985]

LONDON, La SociŽtŽ des Suisses, copper, three standing male figures, cap of Liberty on fasces to left, rev. clasped hands, bow, arrow and hat below, stamped 4 in field, 32mm, 12.89g/3h (D & W 192/717; Noble II, 934). Extended die flaw on obverse, very fine, rare The 4 almost certainly represents 4 sous

A Meissen porcelain figure group of Cupid Enchained modelled after the original by Christopher Gottleib Juchtzer modelled with a garland ensnared Cupid having his wings clipped by a seated maid whilst her scantily clad companion breaks his arrow on an oval base, 35 cm high, under glaze blue crossed swords, incised J.82 and R, base broken and bound with a brass rope twist ring, some losses.

* A Meissen figure of Diana, early 20th century, modelled as a nude female figure seated with her robe draped on the ground holding the strap to her quiver upon a rectangular chamferred plinth base, modelled by Prof Paul Scheurich, marks include underglaze blue crossed swords and dot to reverse of plinth, incised marks to base and rear of plinth Weiss, A1046 & 141, height 30 cm, firing cracks and damage to arrow heads. VAT charged on hammer price

A rose diamond arrow jabot pin, the stones set to the arrow head and flights, cased, 7cm long . Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A quantity of ‘OO’ gauge rolling stock. Most passenger by Hornby, Jouef, Kitmaster & Lima. Circa 25: BR composite corridor and composite brake in Carmine & cream. Golden Arrow Pullman in blue & grey. GWR clerestory 3rd. LMS composite corridor. LMS brake third. MR clerestory. Inter-City Buffet, composite and third class. LNER crane, Tartan Arrow CCT van and Container flat with 3 20ft containers. All boxed, minor wear. 6 Kitmaster QGC, all other makes VGC-Mint.

3 Hornby ‘OO’ gauge locomotives. Southern Railway West Country class 4-6-2, ‘Exeter’ RN 21C101. In lined Malachite green livery. (Limited Edition). Southern Railway Schools class 4-4-0 ‘Repton’ RN 926. In lined Olive green livery. BR Britannia class 4-6-2 ‘William Shakespeare’ RN 70004. In lined Brunswick green livery, With ‘Golden Arrow’ features to buffer beam, smokebox door and smoke deflectors. All boxed, minor / significant wear, Exeter in unrelated box. Contents VGC.

A quantity of OO gauge railway, Minic Ships and tinplate Railway: Hornby 2-8-0 8F tender loco in LMS livery RN 8193, Tri-ang Brush A1A-A1A diesel loco RN D5572, Jouef Class 2 Bo-Bo diesel loco RN D6100, c20 Buffet/Golden Arrow/other coaches, mainly in BR Inter-City livery, and assorted freight wagons, by Jouef, Hornby, Tri-ang, Wrenn, etc, plus a few smaller locos, some clockwork; Minic Ships: SS United States, RMS Canberra, IJN Yamato; Tinplate: battery-powered Highway Patrol car, clockwork shoe repairer. Minic Ships in plastic window boxes, some wear, 2 end pieces missing, items QGC to GC. (c35)

Half-Unit, South Ferriby Wreath type, Stater-like motif comprising wreath, spike and crescents, pellets above, arrow-heads below, rev. horse right with open mouth, pellet-ring above, 0.52g (BMC –; VA –; S –). Struck on a scyphate flan, nearly very fine, dark tone, UNIQUE Provenance: C. Rudd FPL 60, November 2001 (51). CCI 01.1475. This new type of Corieltauvian coin, apparently represented by this single specimen, has never been formally published but is included in the Celtic Coin Index and was described in detail in C. Rudd FPL 60

Antoninianus, Rome, radiate and draped bust right, rev. DIANAE VICTRI, Diana standing left, holding bow and arrow, 3.93g/12h (RIC 2b; RSC 10). Very fine, rare

A meat skewer with leaf cast finial, together with a collection of eight arrow meat skewers including three graduated pairs.

An early 20th century, large, paste-set arrow and ribbon brooch.

A Victorian silver arrow uniform fitment, London 1848.

A rolled gold Yard-o-Led engine turned propelling pencil, cased, together with a black Parker propelling pencil with gilt metal arrow clip.

A pair of Victorian elm and hide fire bellows of traditional design, bearing stamped broad arrow and `VHW` marks and a `VR` gilt bronze applique, 62cm (24 1/4in) long

Edwardian lady`s 15ct gold platinum and diamond set arrow brooch, 8cm long

GENTLEMAN`S LONGINES SILVER ARROW STAINLESS STEEL WRISTWATCH with baton numerals and leather strap ]

MASONIC JEWEL with diamond set and enamel decoration, for Lodge Glasgow St Mungo 27, dated 1953, complete with fitted case; plus Masonic arrow ]