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A 20th Century terracotta standing figure of a lightly draped male archer with bow in his left hand, taking an arrow from his quiver with his right hand, on square base and with moulded square plinth, 76ins high

A silver plain square section box maker’s mark not traced London 1911 for two sets of playing cards 7.5cm (3in) high 98g (3 oz); and a set of six Russian silver gilt coffee spoons Kostroma circa 1880-90 84 zolotniks with part twist handles and arrow feather terminals 9.5cm (3.74in) long

A scarce First World War Zenith 30 hour non-luminous Mark V aircraft instrument panel watch with black face, Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the nickel case with long winder shank, the back struck with an 'A' surmounting a broad arrow (mechanism appears defective).

An Arts and Crafts Copper and Brass Two Handled Tray, of shaped oval form, the arrow head brass handles with pierced decoration, 44 cm

Continental School, William Tell firing his arrow at the apple, pen, ink and sepia wash, 36 x 27 cm

A SILVER AND AGATE ARROW BROOCH

Turkish rug, multi coloured with lozenge and arrow head design borders 160 x 110cm

An oak Bow Box with brass fittings and lock containing a Bow, also an Arrow Box containing 10 arrows by F H Ayres Ltd

Dinky: 283 Red Arrow Single Decker Bus in original vacuform packaging and Tekno Scania Truck Fest 86 in original box E, boxes G (2)

A 1751 PATTERN SWORD An Infantry Officers Sword, with curved single-edged blade, with 3/4 fuller. Brass Hilt with wooden grip. Stamped with Arrow over BO, Wooley Deakin & Co.

MOLLY M. LATHAM (c.1900-1987) "STEADY AIM", WINNER OF THE OAKS, 1946 Signed and dated 1946, oil on canvas 61.5 x 87.5cm. ++ Relined; otherwise in good condition Steady Aim, born in 1937, by Felstead out of Quick Arrow, was bred and owned by Sir Frank Butt. At odds of 7/1 she won the Oaks by three lengths from Iona in Harry Wragg's capable hands. She was injured before the St. Leger and was never to race again, but she bred five noble winners.

A LA COURTILLE CUP AND SAUCER of ogee shape, painted with a gilt crowned EM monogram and sprigs, blue arrow mark ++rubbed and a coffee cup and saucer, the cup painted with a named view of Flensburg ++some rubbing to gilt on saucer

The Suffolk Regiment a late Victorian mahogany dial timepiece the five pillar single fusee movement with the M O D arrow device and initials ‘W D’ stamped to the shaped backplate with 14in white painted Roman numeral dial signed ‘S B Young Cambridge’ within a turned surround and mahogany salt box type case with side door and pendulum adjustment flap to the curved base the rear stamped with ‘Suffolk Regiment’ 45cm diameter.

A scale model of ‘Arrow US’ Gun Boat 1814 Battle of Lake Champain built by the late Mr W H Powell. 28cm high 48cm long.

A Prussian Guard Hussars trials sword/Royal Engineers driver's sword, 88.5cm sharply curved fullered blade stamped FW50 on the back edge (for Fredrick William IV), the blade also carries double broad arrow Ordnance marks, regulation three-bar steel basket hilt, with cord bound wood grip, contained in its steel scabbard. Scabbard and hilt patinated, clean blade

A late 20th Century stained oak dial Timepiece of Eastern manufacture, the moulded surround to a cast brass bezel with heavy bevelled glass enclosing a painted Roman dial with outside minute track, signed London with a broad arrow, to a wire fusee movement with anchor escapement, diameter 16”

R. AURILI (ITALIAN 19TH CENTURY). STATUE OF CUPID. the lead figure holding a bow and arrow and raised on a naturalistic base with flower filled quiver, associated stone baluster stand (damages) (2). Total height 153cm, statue height 107cm. Provenance; Property of The Drambuie Liqueur Company.

A 19th century armillary sphere sundial, with integral time dial and gnomon in the form od an arrow, raised on an associated baluster stone base with alternate fluted and reeded decoration 170cm high. Provenance; Property of The Drambuie Liqueur Company.

Two Boxed Corgi White Arrow Sets, AA and British Gas Sets (4).

A Fabergé palisander cigarette case with hinged cover, the gilt borders set rose diamonds, the thumbpiece in the form of a ribbon tied curved arrow, marked with Cyrillic initials of Carl Fabergé and 56 standard

A PEARL NECKLACE with marcasite clasp and an arrow tie pin

A silver waistbelt buckle, with cast and pierced decoration, in a foliate and birds design, a silver and enamelled RAF brooch and a gold and gem set bar brooch, designed as an arrow and two horseshoes.

A ladies 9ct gold, square cased Longines wristwatch, with gilt Arabic and arrow shaped numerals to the dial and two further ladies 9ct gold cased wristwatches with bracelets.

Six arrow heads from North Virginia.

A 19th century gilt metal mounted onyx clock garniture, the 9.5cm circular enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, decorated with floral swags, twin winding holes, eight day movement striking on a bell, the whole raised on four columns, suspended with floral swags and garlands and surmounted by an oversized bow, arrow and quiver finial, urnular side vases, D-shaped bases, the clock 39cm high, c.1860

A FINE J. PURDEY & SONS .303 ROTARY-UNDERLEVER SELF-OPENING SIDELOCK NON-EJECTOR DOUBLE RIFLE, serial no. 15885, 25 1/2in. Whitworth-steel nitro chopperlump barrels with matt sight rib, open sights with silver inlays for 100 and 200 yards, and with ramp-mounted bead foresight with serial numbered hood protector, bolstered treble-grip action with side-clips, bolted automatic safety, arrow cocking-indicators, removable striker discs, best bouquet and scroll engraving, retaining much original colour-hardening and finish, 14 1/2in. pistolgrip stock with cheekpiece, sling swivels and engraved pistolgrip-cap, weight 9lbs. 7oz., in its brass-cornered oak and leather case. The maker's have kindly confirmed that the rifle was completed in August 1898.

J. PURDEY & SONS 12-BORE SELF-OPENING SIDELOCK EJECTOR, serial no. 13780, 30in. nitro Whitworth-steel nitro barrels, 2 1/2in. chambers, bored approx. true cyl and 1/2 choke, articulated front trigger, removable striker discs, arrow cocking-indicators, best bouquet and scroll engraving, brushed bright finish overall, 14 3/8in. replacement stock including horn buttplate, fore-end wood with some damage, weight 6lbs. 14oz., in a canvas case. The maker's have kindly confirmed that the gun was completed in May 1891 as No.2 of a pair

Early 19th century Meissen figure group of cupid sharpening his arrows with another putti holding an arrow seated under a tree, blue crossed swords mark to base, no. 26, 9" high

A Russian papier mache Box with lid decorated figures in landscape with bow and arrow, 4in

A simulated wood iron strong box, the hinged lid with a brass covered escutcheon inscribed ‘PLIMSAUL BROTHERS, PLYMOUTH’ the front painted ‘J.W. Jones’, side carrying handles, 13in (33cm) h, 20in (50.8cm) w, 13.5in (34.4cm) d, (the lid with military arrow).

A set of three late Victorian carved mahogany side chairs, the oval pierced backs centred a satinwood marquetry inlaid tablet to ram’s headed urns issuing husks, the needlework dish seats centred a swan speared by an arrow, on beaded square tapering legs. (3)

A cased Victorian gold and pearl set arrow brooch a 15ct gold bug brooch and three other brooches

[America]. The Universe Display'd; or, a Survey of the Wonderful Works of Creation, 3rd ed., 1770, contains 21 engraved plates relating to the Americas including 'The Marriage Ceremony of Canada', 'The Manner of Making a Divorce, by the People of Canada', 'Virginian Conjurer/Priest of Virginia', 'Mill for Squeezeing Sugar Canes', 'Ceremony of Marriage amongst the Mexicans', 'Mexican Lords with a Slave going before them with a Bow and Arrow', 'The Peruvians Light their Sacred Fire', 'View of Potosi', 'A View of Truxillo a City belonging to the Spaniards in theBay of Honduras', 'A View of the Haven of Acapulco', etc., contemp. calf-backed boards, a little worn to extrems., 8vo Sold as a collection of plates. (1)

An Omega Seamaster gold cased automatic calendar wristwatch, the silvered dial with gilt Arabic and arrow shaped numeral indicators, date of the month aperture at six o'clock and with centre seconds, on a two colour gold multiple row oval link bracelet with a snap clasp, with a Rolex case.

A North-West Persian runner the indigo field with repeated crab medallions and arrow-heads within a salmon pink border worn

A Continental silver pineapple cup and cover, the cover finial in the form of a twin-handled vase of flowers, the cup supported on a figural column of a huntsman holding an arrow and crossbow, on a shaped spreading base, 42cm. high.

A platinum, gold and rose diamond mounted jabot pin in the form of an arrow.

ABERDEEN - a Scottish provincial pair of Queen's pattern tablespoons with marks for Aberdeen maker George Jamieson engraved with a crest incorporating a hand holding an arrow marked G.J London 1852 and ABDn together with a Fiddle pattern tablespoon by Peter Gill and Sons marked PG & SON A B and D (marks worn) (3) Ex. The Gunn Collection Part Two.

A cut glass scent bottle and stopper with silver collar, 10cm (4") high, a silver mounted manicure set (glove stretchers, shoe horn and two button hooks) in a case and an arrow shaped skewer or paper knife (not sterling silver)

NORMAN BUCHANAN, Arrow design, abstract, signed with initial, oils on board, 22 1/2" sq. another similar and two further to include a multi coloured tunnel and "Two Colours", (4)

A chrome car radiator grill from a 1950's Riley, with arrow shaped honeycomb grill, applied chrome badge and original Serk Ramators radiator, approximately 75cm x 45cm. Illustrated

An arrow Brooch, gun metal ribbon Fob, flower Brooch, Fob set amethyst, A/F and two other Brooches

An interesting set of WD equipment marking numerals, brass nos 0-9 set in wooden handles, 3½” long, some stamped broad arrow, 1916, maker’s name J C Hallam Manchester, and a similar alphabet set, similarly marked, on small wooden blocks 1” long, similarly marked, in their original (?) cardboard boxes (worn). GC

Wrenn 4-6-2 loco W2266/A, City of Wells Golden Arrow, RN 34092, in BR green livery with tender. In original box, minor rubs. Loco and tender bodies mint but pony truck and tender wheel sets replaced with scale versions.

Wrenn 4-6-2 loco W2269, Sir Keith Park, RN 34053, in BR green livery with tender, later orange and black pinstripe lining, and Golden arrow decals and flags. In original box with instructions, some rubs to corners. Loco VGC to Mint, appears unrun, right hand shield missing. Plate 2

A German Nazi Naval Officer's Dirk, with W.K.C. fullered steel blade, the gilt brass hilt with fouled anchor cast and chased crossguard, wire bound wrythen fluted cream plastic grip, eagle and swastika pommel, the brass scabbard engraved with zigzag arrow motifs and with velvet and grossgrain double hanging strap.

A Zulu Hide Shield, of elliptical form, with central woven double band decoration; five African spears with leaf shaped blades, twisted decoration to the sockets, wooden shafts with coiled iron finials; two similar spears with plain sockets; an African spear with short hide bound shaft set with long strands of hair; an Indian self bow and arrow. (11)

A 'Vienna' coffee can and saucer painted with a female holding the bow and arrow of Cupid against a gilded royal blue ground bee-hive mark

A Scottish clan brooch, designed as a foliate scroll engraved fastened belt, with central cast crest for Mackenzie, composed of a gem set stag’s head shot through with an arrow with red enamelled tip, an armoured arm holding a sword and a red enamelled hand, inscribed DIA’S MO DHUTAICH-FIDE-PARTA-FIDE Diameter 9cm The Latin motto FIDE-PARTA-FIDE translates as By Faith Obtained, By Faith Increased. Meanwhile the Gaelic inscription DIA’S MO DHUTAICH may be interpreted as God’s Own Country.

A cut and worked flint arrow head possibly Apache Indian. Length 2.25’.

A QUANTITY OF JEWELLERY Including a Victorian gold brooch set with an amethyst and seed pearls, an arrow shaped brooch, a stick pin, and three other items. (6).

A WWII PATTERN POCKET WATCH, the white face marked with maker 'Jaeger Le Coultre', green luminious hands, bottom seconds dial, rear of the nickel plated case marked with a broad arrow and G.S.T.P. (General Service Time Piece), Serial No.F033041

Rackham (Arthur, illust.). Little Brother & Little Sister and Other Tales by the Brothers Grimm, 1st ed., 1917, 12 tipped-in col. plts., some creasing to corners, b & w illusts. to text, endpapers browned and foxed, edges untrimmed, orig. green cloth gilt, spine sl. sunned and rubbed, 4to Original pen and ink sketch by Rackham to half-title, depicting a goblin aiming with bow and arrow at a crow in a tree, signed 'Arthur Rackham 25. Feb. 1918'. (1)

*Boys Annuals and Stories. A collection of twenty-three original cover designs and illustrations for boys annuals, boys stories, etc., mostly mid-20th c., including two original watercolour and gouache illustrations for The Black Arrow by R. L. Stevenson, pub. Regent Classics, a watercolour illustration for Tom Brown's Schooldays, two cover designs for Gulliver's Travels, pub. Paramount Pictures, 1939, a large-format cover design for the Splendid Book for Boys, c.1950's, six watercolour and gouache illustrations to Dick Whittington, several illustrations for the Sports Book for Boys, etc., all on card, various sizes (approx. 510 x 355 mm and smaller) (24)

Johnson (Lionel). Poems, Elkin Matthews, 1895, autograph letter signed by the author loosely inserted, orig. blue boards, spine sl. faded with ends a little bumped, 8vo, (one of 750 copies), together with Arrow (Simon), Count Fanny Nuptials, being the Story of a Courtship, printed for Private Circulation, 1907, seven b&w plts. in the manner of Beardsley, orig. cloth gilt, corners sl. bumped, minor repair at foot of spine, 4to, plus O'Sullivan (Vincent), Aspects of Wilde, Constable, 1936, orig. limp cloth, sl. rubbed and marked, 8vo, and Hamilton (Lord Frederic and Sir Douglas Straight, eds.), The Pall Mall Magazine, vol.1, Routledge, 1893, b&w plts. and illusts., orig. pict. cloth gilt, sl. rubbed and faded, 4to, together with eight others, related First item Lionel Johnson's first and most important book of poems. (12)

A Sudanese Spear, twisted wire decoration to a barbed iron arrow

A 19th century British Military percussion carbine rifle, the 26.5in steel barrel with four various proof marks to breach, with engraved swan neck hammer, the lock with Tower and VR crown mark and date ‘1852’, fully stocked, stamped with military arrow, ‘BO’ beneath and ‘D.J. Condon’, with brass trigger guard, butt plate and ramrod.

‘Golden Arrow’ - a clockwork tinplate model 54.2cm long, (with acrylic cover).

After the antique, a bronze figure of Cupid, Italian, early 20th century. Modelled posed to fire an arrow from his bow. Mounted on stepped white marble plinth. 13cm high.

A FRENCH SMALLSWORD, mid 18th century, with 28 1/2in. blade of colichemarde form with thickened forte, small arrow shaped mark to ricasso, the brass hilt decorated with flowers, foliage and martial trophies, the double guard decorated with archery equipment, round pommel, knuckle-bow, copper wire-bound grip and large pas d'ane rings (some pitting and damage to grip binding).