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

Golden Arrow "Bulleid Leader" loco

A 19th century Venetian gondola boat hook, a stylised axe behind the arrow pointed hook on wooden shaft applied with studs and coins, 123.5cm (48.75in) long

A Chinese decorative sang de boeuf arrow vase, applied with two cylindrical handles to the rectangular sectioned neck, the bulging body below moulded with peach shapes below the lavender streaked deep red glaze, seal mark of Qianlong but later, 30.5cm (12in) high

J. PURDEY & SONS A 12-BORE SELF-OPENING SIDELOCK EJECTOR, serial no. 17897, 29in. Whitworth-steel nitro reproved chopperlump barrels (in 2009) with raised matt rib, silver inlaid `2` at the breech end, tubes engraved `J. PURDEY & SONS. AUDLEY HOUSE. SOUTH AUDLEY STREET. LONDON. MADE OF SIR JOSEPH WHITWORTH`S FLUID PRESSED STEEL.`, left wall thickness at 18+, 2 3/4in. chambers, bored approx. 1/4 and 3/4 choke, self-opening action with removable striker discs, toplever silver-inlaid `2`, automatic safety with gold-inlaid `SAFE` detail, arrow cocking-indicators, articulated front trigger, best bouquet and scroll engraving, retaining some renewed colour-hardening and finish, 14 5/8in. replacement stock including 1/2in. leather covered recoil pad, weight 6lb. 14oz., in a modern leather case. The makers have kindly confirmed that the gun was completed in October 1903 for a G.W. Bucksenstein as No.2 of a pair and that it was subsequently restocked by them in 1970

* J. PURDEY & SONS A 12-BORE SELF-OPENING SIDELOCK EJECTOR, serial no. 17425, No.1, 29in. Whitworth-steel nitro reproved chopperlump barrels (in 2009), rib engraved `J. PURDEY & SONS. AUDLEY HOUSE, SOUTH AUDLEY STREET, LONDON. MADE OF SIR JOSEPH WHITWORTH`S FLUID PRESSED STEEL.` and engraved `1` at the breech end, 2 3/4in. chambers, bored approx. imp. cyl. and 1/2 choke, self-opening action with removable striker discs, automatic safety with gold-inlaid `SAFE` detail, arrow cocking-indicators, best bouquet and scroll engraving, retaining virtually full renewed colour-hardening and finish, 15in. well-figured replacement stock and matching fore-end wood, weight 6lb. 9oz., in a brass-cornered oak and leather case with Purdey trade label and some accessories (including a Hartmann & Weiss cleaning rod and two turnscrews). The makers have kindly confirmed that the gun was completed in February 1902 for a Mr R. Gorlet as No.1 of a pair

A pair of brass three-branch wall lights, with arrow and quiver supports, 54cm.

A silver Scottish Pebble Arrow and target brooch, with PODR mark; 8cm long; with two similar smaller examples Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A collection of four Scottish Pebbel arrow brooches; all with agate shafts and engraved flights, the longest being 8cm Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A Victorian silver arrow and target brooch; 7cm long; with two smaller similar examples Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A collection of six Victorian silver arrow brooches; with engraved decoration, one with pierced flights, the longest being 8.5cm Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A collection of seven Victorian silver arrow brooches; with engraved decoration, two with filigree flights, the longest being 8.5cm Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A diamond arrow brooch, the flight set with eight rose cut stones, 5cm long Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A 19TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD BEDROOM CHAIR having a shaped top-rail with gilt metal mounts, an ornate central slat with foliate wreath, flute, bow and arrow motifs, the circular seat (stamped Pihouee, Paris ) raised on slender octagonal legs. 84cm(h)

A large white marble resin figure of a young lady holding a bow and arrow

Gent`s Military Longines Stainless Steel Wrist Watch, sweep luminous seconds hand, luminous dots to hour markers, Arabic Numerals black 1-12, red 13-24 with War Dept arrow leather strap, Dennison cased No. 13322 & 9578, watch movement No. 6896485 & Girard-Perregaux Gent`s Wrist Watch, silvered dial with baton markers, secondary seconds hand, No. 8614H with elasticated strap, movement 263466 (2)

A WOODEN LONG BOW STAMPED "ALLREL LONDON 25", WITH HORN TIPS, COMPLEMENTED WITH A FITTED MAHOGANY ARROW CASE COMPLETE WITH ARROWS AND ACCESSORIES

An un-hallmarked Edwardian yellow metal and diamond pendant brooch set with an arrow formation of seven diamonds pointing to a large central diamond surrounded by a further thirteen graduated diamonds. 2.75 cms. diameter.

A white metal brooch, of embossed design of a winged cherub with bow and arrow sitting in a garland of flowers, marked 925 to reverse

A Rolex Gentleman`s bimetal Yacht-Master wrist watch, silvered face, date window, with white enamel dot and arrow numerals, yellow metal bezel with raised Arabic numerals, on a bimetal strap, in fitted green leather case, and cardboard surround, paperwork and no. Chronometer 160, U427883

A ladies Longines wrist watch, with circular dial and Arabic and arrow numerals, second subsidiary dial, in gilt metal case circa 1954

An Omega stainless steel cased centre seconds military wristwatch. Manual wind, black dial with white enamel arabic numerals, luminous hour markers and hands, the dial signed Omega with white broad arrow and tritium `T` within a circle. Fitted with an associated leather strap, the rear of the case numbered below a broad arrow marker: 6645 101000 68/542 2018/53.

Ancient coins: Greek, AE, obv. veiled head right, rev. Zeus" standing, Bactria, square AE, obv. Apollo facing, holding arrow and resting on bow, rev. tripod on stand, Indo-Greek, AE, Soter, obv. bust right, rev. king on horseback, very fine and Byzantine Empire, billon trachy and small AE, mainly fair, unless stated (5)

AN OVAL BUST PORTRAIT MINIATURE, of a young lady, with an arrow through her head, 6 x 5 cm

A Kingsbury tinplate model of `The Golden Arrow` land speed record car, gold, with a clockwork mechanism, poseable front wheels, and Dunlop Cord rubber tyres, complete with windscreen and driver figure, playworn, unboxed. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

Assorted diecast vehicles by Matchbox, Corgi and others, most circa 1950s-60s, also including a John Hill & Co. `Golden Arrow` land speed record car, playworn, the others variable, all unboxed. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A pair of service-issue binoculars, the barrels with impressed arrow-head mark and serial number `S.4 10742`, in a leather case stamped `T. French & Son Ltd / London / 1916`. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A good WWII Patt 373 single draw spotting telescope, black composition body with roughened finish, length 22½" extended, marked with broad arrow, "W Ottway & Co Ltd, Ealing London, 1940" and No. 1806, repeated on WM anti glare extension, sliding eyepiece cover. GC

A WWI "Binocular, Prismatic No 3 (Mark II) Magnification 6", by Ross, London, d 1918, broad arrow stamps, individual eyepiece focus, in leather case stamped "No 3 G. J&B Greener Ltd 1918", with straps. Good Clean condition

A second pattern FS fighting knife, blackened blade 7¼" (the point polished), the crosspiece stamped with broad arrow over "I", knurled brass grip with traces of blackened finish, in its sheath. GC Plate 10

A kukri, the 15" blade stamped with broad arrow over 1939 over WD, plain wood hilt, in its leather covered sheath with 2 companion knives, GC, with a webbing strap and frog.

A .65" Tower 1844 Yeomanry percussion carbine, 36" overall, barrel 20" with Tower proofs and various inspector`s marks; the lock engraved with crowned VR and Tower 1844, walnut fullstock, the butt with faint broad arrow and "BO" and government sale mark, regulation brass mounts, the butt plate tang engraved "E.C.Y.C Tt T 56" (Earl of Chester`s Yeo Cavalry, Toft (?) Troop, No 56), saddle bar and swivel ramrod. GWO & C (service wear, barrel lightly pitted overall). Plate 12 Sale 518 Lot 844

A large quantity of `OO` gauge railway. Including Lima – BR class 92 Co-Co diesel loco Victor Hugo, RN 92001. 2 power car sets of Inter-City 125 units in early and late liveries, RN 253028 and dummy power unit and RN 253042 and dummy power car unit. Hornby – LT ex BR WR 0-6-0 pannier tank, RN L90 in red livery. Liliput- 3 x BR Mk 1 corridor coaches in LMS maroon and 3 similar in BR blue / grey livery. Together a quantity of passenger coaches including Golden Arrow Pullmans in blue / grey, GWR Autocoach, LMS & Inter-City etc. Some items boxed including all Liliput, minor wear. GC-VGC.

A quantity of `OO` gauge passenger rolling stock including Wrenn – SR Pullman parlour and brake 2nd in malachite green. Grafar – SR brake 3rd. Lima, Airfix & Hornby – SR corridor 2nd in Brunswick green, 2 x SR corridor composite cars and corridor brake 3rd in lined olive green. M1 corridor coaches in Network South East livery. 3 x Coronation Scot corridor coaches. Grafar – Southern Railway non-corridor brake. Also a Golden Arrow Pullman in blue & grey livery. QGC to VGC. (45+)

A nineteenth century bronze figure of a seated Mongolian warrior armed with a bow and arrow and raised over a rock crystal base, 5 high.

A nineteenth century French patinated bronze figure of a huntress, armed with a bow and arrow and with a hound by her side, raised over a naturalistic base, over a marble socle, 21".

A Collection of "00" Gauge Trains and Accessories, including a limited edition Bachmann 2-6-2 "Green Arrow" locomotive and tender no.4801, in a wooden presentation case, Hornby and other locomotives, wagons and coaches, Matchbox and other diecast vehicles, carded accessories, trackside figures, Meccano, model kits etc., in four boxes.

An 18ct Gold Parker 61 Fountain Pen, with engine turned decoration, arrow shaped clip, inscribed "J.E. Harrison, Marston Leyes 1968", in original case and box.

An Art Deco glass and enamel scent bottle and stopper, the faceted conical body with black enamel arrow head style border and white metal collar (at fualt) 9.5cm high

Two Chinese bronze mirrors, Han/Tang dynasties, 9cm and 11cm diameter respectively and two bronze arrow heads, possibly Warring States period, 19cm and 17cm long (4)

An early 18th century Scottish Basket Hilted Broadsword the basket formed of panels and square section bars, the plates are pierced with arrow heads and holes, the side and knuckle plates being multi grooved, a single groove frames each shield, the edges of all plates are decorated with deeply cut merlons. The domed pommel has an equatorial groove into which the arms of the hilt fit and a shallow tang button, with German double edged blade has two fullers of nearly full length and patination Overall length 37 3/4" Blade 32 3/4" Notes: The blade is of a type commonly marked `Solingen me fecit` and/or `Andrea Ferrara`. The patination to the blade has however covered any traces that may be left This sword bears a relationship to lots 534 and 535

Hasenson; "The Golden Arrow" 1970, Vaughan; "Signalman`s Morning" 1988, Toop; "Great Western Steam" 1972 and 25 other railway related books and booklets. (28).

A ladies 9ct gold Tudor Royal bracelet wristwatch, the signed circular dial with gilt arrow shaped numerals, Arabic at twelve o`clock, on a pierced link bracelet, with a Rolex foldover clasp, Birmingham 1984, with a safety chain.

A gold and diamond set brooch, designed as an arrow, mounted with small cushion shaped diamonds.

A 9ct gold and cornelian set oval signet ring, a 9ct gold ring, claw set with an oval cut amethyst, a 9ct gold bar and oval link neckchain, a Victorian silver brooch designed as an arrow, Chester 1895 and a pair of earrings.

A silver trophy for the Wee-Arra Club, modelled as Robin Hood with a bow and arrow, Birmingham 1965, on a circular ebonised plinth with silver collar engraved with past captains names and dates, 17½cm high overall.

1920s paste set Arrow brooch, set four blue john buttons and sundry costume jewellery

1920s diamond set clip in the form of an Arrow feather, gold bar brooch with seed pearl and turquoise swallow and sundry jewellery including Victorian seal, compass fob, paste set earrings and gold (9ct) trace chain

A mid 19th century silver and tortoiseshell pair cased verge pocket watch, maker Maximillian Borrell of London, made for the Turkish market, the enamel dial with arrow numerals, the movement with foliate pierced balance cock and silvered regulator dial, the outer case hallmarked London 1858, within a conical floral niello silver cover

A Phoebe Anne Traquair HRSA (1852-1936) A gold, silver and enamel pendant, circa 1905-06, the upper section of triangular form depicting Cupid paring love from a gold jar, the reverse with Cupid offering a gold heart, the bottom section suspended from triple-link chairs in the form of a heart depicting Cupid shooting an arrow towards earth, the reverse (lacking enamel) with Cupid sleeping, each section within a chevron engraved casing (lacking original enameled tear drop) 5cm high x 3cm wide Note: The pendant was given by George Brown Barbour (1890-1977) of Edinburgh to his fiancée Dorothy Latou Dickinson (1892-1981) of New York on the occasion of their marriage in May 1920. The pendant as first made may have been with the Barbour family prior to that date: it was personalised by the addition of the swan. Traquair was a friend of the Barbour family who had previously commissioned key examples of her crafts. George Barbour was the elder son of Dr (Alexander) Hugh (Freeland) Barbour of 4 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, the first owner of the Bonskeid cabinet (Shapes sale number 48, lot 390), which his sister Margaret had asked Traquair to decorate as a gift to her brother. Hugh and Margaret Barbour also commissioned a fine illuminated manuscript (now with Edinburgh University) for their sister Charlotte in 1897. Traquair had met the Barbours through Dr Alexander Whyte, the Edinburgh theologian married to Margaret`s sister Jane: the Whytes` home was 7 Charlotte Square. She illustrated Dr Whyte`s published commentary on Dante and painted portraits of members of their family, including Gustavus Aird Whyte. George Barbour therefore would have been familiar with the artist`s work for most of his life. The form and subject of this pendant made it particularly appropriate as a wedding gift. Of all classical subjects Traquair was most attracted to the story of Cupid and Psyche, and took it up in enamelling, especially in the early to mid-1900s. Several of her pendants of Cupid were sent to the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society in London from 1903. For such classical or other secular subjects (such as mermaids) she often chose to enamel on silver as a quite different colour range-turquoise blues, greens, fiery russets and pearly flesh colours-was thus possible, and readily distinguished from the more primary reds, deep blues and greens worked on copper for religious work. These silver enamels, set as pendants, necklaces or occasionally brooches, are now among the most collectable of Traquair`s small scale work. A 1905 heart pendant of a sleeping Cupid, also worked on silver and set in gold with enamelled tear drop, was purchased by the National Museums of Scotland and is currently on display in the Museum of Scotland (A.1986.122).

A Commando Knife, Third Pattern, with double edge machine ground steel blade, plain crossguard, ringed brass grip stamped with arrow over 8, and moulded 3 below the pommel, with leather sheath.

A GEORGE III TORTOISESHELL VENEERED TEA CADDY of elongated octagonal form, all over veneered in blonde tortoiseshell with ivory stringing, the lid with a central armorial of a bow and arrow, the interior fitted with a single lidded compartment, 7½" wide. See illustration

A mid 20th Century Chrome plated open faced keyless Stop Watch, unsigned, the frosted gilt and jewelled movement to an Arabic enamelled dial with outside second track and subsidiaries for minutes and half-hours, in a hinged and polished case, marked to the back cover Patt 4 over the Government Broad Arrow , over 37652, (losses), width 2"

A mid 20th Century base metal cased open faced keyless Military Pocket Watch, Omega, 10034678, the frosted gilt 15-jewel movement with bi-metallic balance and over coiled hairspring, to a signed Arabic enamelled dial with luminous filled quarters, outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and further luminous filled blued steel hands, in a polished case with snap-on back, marked with a Government broad arrow over GSTP, over F041819, width 2"

A late 20th Century stainless steel quartz centre seconds Military Wristwatch, CWC, the quartz movement to a black Arabic dial with outside minute track, luminous markers and infilled hands with white sweep centre seconds, in a matt finished case, with shouldered winding crown and fixed lugs, with snap-on back marked with a Government Broad Arrow, 0552/6645-99 over 5415317 over 68970 over 90, width 1 ½"

A late 20th Century stainless steel quartz centre seconds calendar Wristwatch, CWC, the quart movement to a black Arabic dial with outside minute track and luminous markers and infilled hands with white sweep centre seconds, and date aperture at 3, in a matt finished case with shouldered wining crown, and marked with a Government Broad Arrow, 6645-99 over 5417362 and fitted with a worn NATO type cloth strap, width 1 ½"

A third quarter of the 20th Century stainless steel centre seconds Military Issue Wristwatch, Smiths, W10, Movement No 20,60466F, the frosted gilt 17 jewel movement with internal dust cover, to a signed black Arabic dial, with outside minute track and luminous markers, and further luminous infilled hands with white sweep centre seconds and marked with a Government Broad Arrow, in a brushed steel case with bevelled bezel and domed screwed down back, marked with a Broad Arrow, and W10/6645-99-961-4045 over 2265/70, and fitted with fixed lugs and black stitched leather strap, width 1 ½"

A third quarter of the 20th Century stainless steel centre seconds Military Wristwatch, Omega "53", Movement No 12804065, Cal 283, the bronze 17 jewel movement with internal dust cover, to a signed black circular dial, with outside minute track and luminous markers, and further luminous infilled hands with white sweep centre seconds and marked with a Government Broad Arrow, in a polished steel case with bevelled bezel, and screwed down back stamped to the interior 2777-1, and marked further to the exterior with a Government Broad Arrow over 6645 101000 over 6B/542 over 477/53 to fixed wire lugs, and fitted with a NATO type fabric strap, width 1 9/16"

A third quarter of the 20th Century stainless steel centre seconds Military Wristwatch, Smiths, Movement No 66,60466E, the frosted and gilt 17 jewel movement with internal dust cover, to a signed black Arabic dial, with outside minute track and luminous markers, with further luminous infilled hands and white sweep centre seconds, and Government Broad Arrow, in a brushed steel circular case with bevelled bezel and screw down back, marked with a Government Broad Arrow, and W10/6645-99-961-4045 over 1065/70, to fixed wire lugs and fitted with a black leather strap, width 1 ½"

An early 20th Century Military issue Nickel cased single drawer Telescope, marked with the Government broad arrow, over Broadhurst, Clarkson & Co, 63 Farringdon Road, London EC, Telescope Marine Mark I, No 298, of typical construction with stitched leather outer cover and slight pivoting eyepiece, length compressed 18 ½"