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A lady's 9ct gold Rotary bracelet wristwatch, the square silvered dial with alternating gilt Arabic and arrow shaped numerals, the gold bracelet with a foldover clasp and a gilt metal cased half hunting cased wristwatch.

An early 19th Century white metal filigree model of an arrow, approximately 24cm.

A Meissen porcelain figure, late 19th Century, modelled as a cherub with a bow and arrow aside a quiver on a pedestal, two doves amongst flowers to the fore, raised on an oval base.

Matchbox, Superfast Iso-Grifo, sky blue, white interior, No.18 Hondarsora, red, black seat, No.38 Stingeroo, purple, No.31 Volks-Dragon, red, No.54 Ford Capri, metallic pink, No.55 Mercury Police car, white, no men, 'Police' arrow label, No.59 Mercury fire chief, red, helmet and axes labels, No.62 Renault 17TL, red, No.65 Saab Sonnett, blue, and No.75 Alfa Carabo, metallic pink (x11) (M,BVG-M)

Matchbox, Superfast No.28 dump truck, mustard cab, steps closed, No.46 Stretcha Fetcha, white BG, No.51 Citroen SM, metallic bronze, cream interior, No.54 Capri, pink, No.55 Police car, white, no men, arrow labels, No.58 Woosh-N-Push, yellow/red, No.63 gas tanker 'Shell', No.66 Mazda RX500, orange/white, blemish on one wing and torn box, No.72 Hovercraft and No.75 Carabo, metallic purple/yellow (x10) (M,BNM-M except where stated)

Matchbox, Superfast No.55 police car, Mercury Estate 'Police' arrow label on bonnet only, plus 59 Mercury fire chief, red, shield labels (x2) (M,BM) (Illus.)

8 Lima 'N' gauge, Pullman cars, 'Golden Arrow', blue/grey (BG)

* BR(M) Enamel Station Direction Sign RUGELEY TOWN STATION, F/F with a left facing arrow. Ex LNWR station between the Trent Valley station and Walsall. Measures 28" x 13" with some edge chipping and one small face chip not affecting lettering. Reasonable colour and shine.

* BR(M) Enamel Station Direction Sign RUGELEY TRENT VALLEY STATION, F/F with the word 'STATION' set between a right facing arrow. Ex LNWR West Coast main line station between Tamworth and Stafford. Measures 28" x 13" with narrow flange. Good overall condition, some fading but still has reasonable shine. Some minor chipping around the periphery.

Drivers Leather Bag containing a high visibility jacket & cap, a couple of driver booklets and a double arrow logo hard hat. Also accompanying this lot is a white, BR Tail Lamp complete with reservoir etc.

Roadsign for Llangammarch Wells 3½ with arrow above to indicate straight on. Alloy construction mounted on original backing board measuring 40" x 20" and in ex roadside condition. Llangammarch is 8 miles west of Builth Wells in Central Wales.

An Edwardian precious metal bar Brooch formed as an arrow, with centre heart shaped panel, featuring a cabochon blue stone, Diamond mounts to the feathers and arrow head, 2 ¼” long

A Moro spear, (Budiak), two similar 17th Century European lance heads, an iron arrow and two assegais (6)

A set of four 18th century German tea bowls and six saucers, each painted with red and other coloured flowers growing from a lavender blue rectangle (10) #150-250 80. A 20th century Meissen Cupid, standing on a grassy knoll piercing a heart with his arrow, the gilt lined socle base with grey marbled band, crossed swords mark, 19cm high (D)

ANCIENT COINS, Greek Coinage, Bactria, Eucratides II (c.145-140 BC), Tetradrachm, diademed head of King right, rev BASILEWS / EUKRATIDOU, Apollo standing facing, head left, holding arrow and bow, KP to left, 16.95g, 12h (SNG ANS -; Bop, series I, 2; cf Mitch 1698-1699, listed under Eukratides I). About extremely fine.

INDIAN COINS, Ancient Coinage, Magadha Janapada (c.500-400 BC), Silver Karshapana (2), 3.43g and 3.38g, Series I, five major marks with the sun impressed three times in error, bankers marks: bow and arrow, large sun and turtle (Rajgor series 12; GH Series I, 86). Highly unusual error, extremely fine, extremely rare. (2)

INDIAN COINS, Ancient Copper Coinage, Erikachha (c.300-200 BC), uniface Copper Unit (2), rectangular, punchmarked with bow and arrow and Brahmi legend Erikachha (Mohanlal Gupta Erich an Ancient City, 6 var; unpublished in the major works). Fine and extremely rare. (2)

INDIAN COINS, Ancient Copper Coinage, Pandya Dynasty (c.1st - 2nd Century AD), Copper Unit (2), obv large elephant to right, rev traces of Pandian fish symbol (Mitch, Tamilnadu Kerala 173-179); Chera Dynasty (c.1st - 2nd Century AD), Copper Unit (2), obv large elephant to right, rev Chera bow and arrow (Mitch, Tamilnadu Kerala 65-70). Fine and rare. (4)

INDIAN COINS, Ancient Copper Coinage, Kshatrapas of Gujarat, Chashtana (c.AD 78), Silver Drachma, bust of king, rev sun and moon (or crescent and star) surrounded by legend Rajno Ghsamotikaputrasa Chashtanasa (BMC pl.10, 259), Copper Drachm, sun and moon surrounded by legend, rev three-arched hill with legend around, Chashtanasa (unpublished in major catalogues); Bhumaka (c.119 AD), Copper Drachm, thunderbolt and arrow, Kharoshthi legend Kshaharatasa Kshatrapasa Bhumakasa, rev lion and wheel with same legend in Brahmi (BMC pl.9, 238). Fine to very fine, the first extremely rare without three-arched hill. (3)

INDIAN COINS, Ancient Copper Coinage, Kshatrapas of Gujarat, Nahapana (c AD 119-124), Silver Drachm (25), obv bust and blundered legend, rev thunderbolt, arrow and legend Rajno Kshaharatasa Nahapanasa (BMC 243). Very fine, one with 15% broken off, scarce. (25)

INDIAN COINS, Kushan Coinage, Bengal, Gupta style coinage of Samatata (6th-7th centuries), Gold Stater 6.27g, imitating Gupta coinage, king standing left holding bow and arrow, standard with uncertain finial in field left, border of dots and dashes rev uncertain legend left, figure standing right (for discussion see Rhodes-Bose Assam p.66-67). Small flan, very fine.

INDIAN COINS, Kushan Coinage, Bengal, Gupta style coinage of Samatata (6th-7th centuries), Gold Stater 6.34g, imitating Gupta coinage, king standing left holding bow and arrow, standard with uncertain finial in field left, rev uncertain legend left, figure standing right (for discussion see Rhodes-Bose Assam p.66-67). Broader flan, very fine.

INDIAN COINS, Gupta Empire Coinage, Chandragupta II (c.380-414), Gold Dinar 7.77g, Archer type, Candra below arm of king, with pearl decoration at back of his cap, standing left holding bow with left hand, arrow with right hand, Garuda standard in field left, rev Sri Vikramah, goddess seated facing on lotus, holding flower and riband (Bayana Hoard 938, pl.XI,11). About very fine, a rare variety.

INDIAN COINS, Gupta Empire Coinage, Chandragupta II, Gold Dinar 7.82g, Archer type, legend around, Candra below arm of king standing left holding bow and arrow, garuda standard in field left, rev Sri Vikramah, Lakshmi seated facing on lotus holding flower and riband (cf BMC 88; Mitch AC 4796-4807). Broad flan, very fine.

INDIAN COINS, Gupta Empire Coinage, Skandagupta (c.455-480), heavy standard Gold Dinar 9.17g, Archer type, Skanda below arm of nimbate king standing left, long sash at waist, holding bow with left hand, and arrow with right, Garuda standard in field left, rev Kramadityah, goddess seated facing on lotus, holding flower and riband (BMC 424-429, pl.XIX 10-13; Bayana Hoard pl.XXXII, 2). Flan crack, otherwiseabout extremely fine.

INDIAN COINS, Gupta Empire Coinage, Skandagupta, heavy standard Gold Dinar 9.12g, Archer type, Skanda below arm of nimbate king standing left, long sash at waist, holding bow with left hand, and arrow with right, Garuda standard in field left, rev Kramadityah, goddess seated facing on lotus, holding flower and riband (BMC 424-429, pl.XIX 10-13; Bayana Hoard pl.XXXII, 2). Very fine.

INDIAN COINS, Gupta Empire Coinage, Bengal, Gupta-style coinage of Samatata (6th-7th Century), Gold Stater, 6.21g, obv no legend, king standing left holding bow with left hand, arrow with right, sankh-shell standard in field left, border of dots, rev clear but un-interptreted legend, winged figure standing right holding lotus (Rhodes, Bose Assam p.66-67, fig.1). Almost extremely fine, scarce. this is the prototype of the Post-Gupta coinage of Bengal

INDIAN COINS, Post-Gupta Empire Coinage, Bengal, Gold Dinar, 6.15g, king standing left holding bow and arrow, garuda standard in left field, uncertain legend around, rev goddess standing right, uncertain legend in left field, Sri in right field. Good very fine and very rare. ex Baldwin’s Auction 35, 13-15 October 2003, lot 1417

INDIAN COINS, Medieval, Samatata, Prithubla, Gold Dinar, 5.72g, King standing left holding bow and arrow, inscription Pri Thu, rev figure standing right (Rhodes Bose Assam p.77, 27). Very fine and scarce.

INDIAN COINS, Princely States, Gwalior, Jankoji Rao (AH 1243-1259; 1827-1843 AD), Gold Mohur, 10.78g, in the name of Muhammad Shah, je mintmark, bow and arrow pointing downwards (KM 133). Good very fine and scarce.

An Arrow Wall Telephone Set, (orig box)

ENGLISH SCHOOL, circa 1840 A portrait of a young man holding a bow and arrow and a girl with wild flowers in the apron of her dress, coloured chalks, 261/4" x 21"

a British cavalry lance, 19th century, the triangular head leading to lower section 15 inches, various stamps 98, EFD below military arrow, with ash haft terminating with a recessed metal cap, 93 inches overall. (two holes drilled for wall mounting).

An 18 carat gold sapphire and diamond necklace, the graduated stones set in a two row arrow head arrangement with gold surround, with alternate long and short curb link chain, 32g gross

A Swiss open faced keyless chronograph pocket watch, the white enamel dial with subsidiary Roman numeral chapter ring hour and minute hands above Arabic minutes ring calibrated 1-10, with seconds ring to circumference, the frosted gilt cylinder movement stamped LE TATTERALL CHRONOGRAPH and numbered 5572, in nickel case; and an English keyless pocket watch with white enamel Roman numeral dial signed W. Ekrhardt LONDON and frosted gilt movement with split bi-metallic balance and stamped D154455 with the MOD arrow device to backplate, the nickel case with screw-down back similarly stamped, (2).

Coalport Collectors Gallery Plates Last Days Of Steam Set To Include 6000 King George V, 46201 Princess Elizabeth, Flying Scotsman, Lord Nelson And Steam Legends Set To Include The Bristolian, The Golden Arrow, The Elizabethan And The Royal Scot All Limited Editions Boxed With Certificates (8)

A Bust of Venus, after the Antique, unknown factory, circa 1880, on a concave sided circular pedestal, 26.5cm high; and Venus and Cupid, circa 1880, Venus reclines as Cupid embraces her, a garland of encrusted flowers at their feet, on a shaped oval plinth, incised arrow and three dot mark, 21.5cm high (2)

Yellow metal arrow brooch set with three white stones, and a silver watch chain with fob

A GLAZED AND FRAMED POSTER ADVERTISING A FLY FISHING COMPETITION to be held at Lough Arrow on Sunday 27th May 1973, the competition being for the fourth annual Henderson memorial trophy 15 inches x 20 inches overall.

An Oval Cameo Brooch, in form of a lady and cupid holding an arrow, in 9ct gold frame

A Brass Fire Screen having pierced centre with all over raised arrow, swag, floral, ribbon and scroll decoration, on 4 splayed legs having hoof feet, 74cm wide, 75cm high

A Bronze and Gilt Metal 8-Day Striking Mantel Clock with raised urn motif and all over floral bud, arrow, ribbon and scroll decoration, having gilt Chapter ring with Roman numerals, 34cm high

A Wrenn W2269 Sir Keith Park in B.R. green Golden Arrow, boxed, M

:F.P. BAKER - A PAIR OF 12-BORE SIDELOCK EJECTORS, serial no. 3152 / 3, 26in. sleeved nitro barrels, 2 1/2in. chambers, bored approx. 1/4 and 1/2 choke, actions with arrow cocking-indicators, bouquet and scroll engraving, gun No.1 retaining some original colour-hardening, gun No.2 retaining traces of colour-hardening, 14 7/8in. figured stocks including buttplates, slight setting cracks to rear of lockplates, No.1 gun with crack to edge of fore-end wood, No. 2 gun with slight crack at hand, weight 6lb. 10oz., in their brass-cornered oak-lined leather case

:J. PURDEY & SONS 12-BORE SELF-OPENING SIDELOCK EJECTOR, serial no. 18852 with two sets of barrels, 'No.1' 28in. nitro chopperlump barrels with matt Churchill-rib (left bore dimension marginal), 2 1/2in. chambers, bored approx. 1/4 and imp cyl choke; extra 28in. nitro chopperlump barrels with matt Churchill-rib, 2 3/4in. chambers, bored approx. 1/4 and 1/2 choke, removable striker discs, arrow cocking-indicators, best bouquet and scroll engraving, retaining traces of original colour-hardening, 14 3/4in. well-figured stock, weight 6lb. 10oz. (No.1) and 6lb. 12oz. (extra), in a leather case with provision for both sets of barrels. The makers have kindly confirmed that the gun was completed as one of a pair in July 1907 and was subsequently rebarrelled by them in 1962 with 28in. barrels with Churchill rib

:J. PURDEY & SONS 12-BORE SELF-OPENING SIDELOCK EJECTOR, serial no. 18035, 30in. nitro reproved replacement chopperlump barrels (London and Ferlach), rib spuriously re-engraved 'J. PURDEY & SONS. AUDLEY HOUSE, SOUTH AUDLEY STREET. LONDON. MADE OF SIR JOSEPH WHITWORTH'S FLUID PRESSED STEEL', loop replaced, chambers extended to 2 3/4in., bored approx. imp cyl and 1/2 choke, action with removable striker discs, automatic safety, missing one kicker, arrow cocking-indicators, best bouquet and scroll engraving, retaining much renewed colour-hardening and finish, 15 1/2in. well-figured replacement stock including 7/8in. rubber recoil pad, weight 7lb. 2oz., in a lightweight leather case with Purdey trade label The makers have kindly confirmed that the gun was completed in June 1904 as No.2 of a pair with 29in. barrels

* :J. PURDEY & SONS 12-BORE SELF-OPENING SIDELOCK NON-EJECTOR, serial no. 11845, 28in. nitro replacement barrels (by another, rib spuriously signed), 2 1/2in. chambers, bored approx. 1/4 and 3/4 choke, treble-grip action with removable striker discs, carved acanthus leaf fences, arrow cocking-indicators, automatic safety, best bouquet and scroll engraving, brushed bright finish overall, 14 3/4in. figured stock including 1in. leather-covered recoil pad, weight 6lb. 14oz., in a brass-cornered leather case with blue velvet lining and Purdey trade label

A gentleman's steel circular cased Omega wristwatch, the black signed dial with gilt arrow shaped and Arabic numerals and with subsidiary seconds, on an associated woven mesh link bracelet.

Rolex, Oyster, a gentleman's stainless steel wristwatch, circa 1945, no.299795, ref.6480, textured cream dial with Arabic quarters and arrow head numerals and baton hands, signed 'Rolex Oyster Shock-Resisting', Oyster two piece screw case and crown, on a later black leather strap, Rolex 17 jewel movement, cal.1210, N13090, with a monometallic balance and overcoil balance spring, case, dial and movement signed (see illustration)

Rolex, Oysterdate, Precision, a gentleman's stainless steel wristwatch, circa 1951, no.742366, ref.6094, silvered dial with raised gilt arrow-head numerals and date aperture with red Arabic date numerals, Oyster screw case on expanding-block bracelet with deployant clasp, ref. R.D.874089, 17 jewel patented movement, timed two positions, case, dial and movement signed

Smiths, Astral, a gentleman's 9 carat gold round wristwatch, circa 1968, no.035176, silvered dial with raised gilt Arabic quarters and arrow-head numerals, two piece case with hallmarks for Edinburgh 1968, on a later black leather strap, 17 jewel movement, cal.39, no.60466F stop/start to centre-seconds on the winding crown, together with a 9 carat gold square wristwatch, circa 1932, on a black leather strap

Two Russian silver-coloured metal spoons, one enamelled, 1896-1908 88 zolotniks; the other with a part twist handle, Moscow 1884; another silver gilt and niello; a Russian engraved fiddle pattern small fork; three engraved bowl spoons, marks worn, with an arrow handle; and a German cast spoon, 131g (4.25 oz) gross (8)

A gentleman's gold circular cased Benrus wristwatch, the silvered dial with gilt Arabic and arrow shaped numerals and with subsidiary seconds, on a gilt metal fronted expanding bracelet.

A MARBLE, POSSIBLY 18TH CENTURY, RECUMBENT CUPID lying across a draped base with arrow and quiver, 25" across, 12 1/2" high (see illustration)

An early 20th Century nickel cased open face keyless Fob Watch, the frosted gilt movement with bimetallic cut compensated balance, and blued steel over coil hairspring, to a Roman enamelled dial (A/F), signed ‘Wehahardt, London, with sunk subsidiary seconds, outside minute track and blued steel hands, (minute lacking), in a polished case with screw-down back, and marked to the back cover, band and movement with a government broad arrow, under D38999, width 2 ¼”

A mid 20th Century chromium plated open face keyless military Pocket Watch, Waltham, 31367150, the 9 jewel movement with monometallic balance, to a signed Roman enamelled dial, with outside minute track and sunk subsidiary seconds, with blued steel hands, in a polished case, marked with a broad arrow to the snap-on back cover, plain band and milled bezel, width 2 1/8” and fitted in a folding travel case

A pair of WWII binoculars by Taylor Hobson x6, stamped with makers mark and War Dept arrow, dated 1943 and in original green webbing case

Hiroshi Sugimoto, B. 1948 TIME'S ARROW, 1987 signed and numbered 179/200 photolithograph image: 25 by 21cm.; 9.875 by 8.25in. sheet: 27.5 by 21.5cm.; 10.75 by 8.5in. Conceived in 1987 and printed in 2004 in an edition of 200.

Oil painting portrait, Cupid with arrow seated

Dinky Buses: two 289 'Esso' Routemasters, 283 Red Arrow Single Decker Bus, yellow 295 Atlantean and 284 London Taxi in original boxes, E, boxes G-E (5)