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Click here to subscribe1908 PATTERN CAVALRY TROOPER SWORD blade length 88.9cm, unmarked, the scabbard has a proof mark of the Military Arrow and 'M9LE', this is a good example, which shows wear consistent with ageNote: You must be over 18 to purchase this item. By bidding on an edged weapon you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.
A GILT-BRONZE FIGURE OF USNISAVIJAYA, NEPAL, CIRCA 17TH CENTURY cast in three sections, seated on an altar platform raised on single lotus base, the eight armed, three headed Buddhist deity with lower right hand in varada mudra and upper left hand in tarjani mudra, his other hands holding double thunderbolt, arrow, Buddha image, bow, water-pot and noose, surrounded by a double flaming aureole, 16.5cm
A BRONZE VIRABHADRA PLAQUE, WESTERN DECCAN, INDIA, CIRCA 18TH CENTURY of rectangular form, with six piercings for attachment, the four-armed manifestation of Siva depicted in relief stepping to his left, wielding sword, shield, bow and arrow under a triple arch with emblems of the lingam, Nandi, Sun and Moon, and kirtimukha above, diminutive figures of Daksha and Sati below with hands in anjali mudra, 22 x 13.5cm
A large bronze 'arrow' handled vase, Ming Dynasty, 16th-17th century, cast with a compressed globular body rising from a splayed foot and surmounted by a tall cylindrical neck with two chilong dragons, interrupted by four raised ridges, the splayed foot decorated with archaistic designs, 48cm high, 4,860 gramsProvenance: The property of a gentleman and by family descent Compare with a large bronze 'arrow' vase, in Hugh Moss and Gerard Tsang, Arts from the Scholar's Studio, Fung Ping Shan Museum, University of Hong Kong, 1986, cat. no. 264, where the authors discuss the ritual of the arrow game (taohu) in reference to the Book of Rites (Liji), and illustrate the section on arrow vases from the Sancai Tuhui (1607). 明十六至十七世紀 銅螭龍仿古雙貫耳投壺 （克重4869g)拍品來源：紳士私人收藏，後由家族繼承 Condition Report: loss of patinaold knocks dents and chipsfoot possibly re-attached with soldered band Condition Report Disclaimer
A good collection of 1960s-1970s DC comic books, various editions and conditions. To include: - World's Finest: Starring Batman and Superman, issues 150 / 162 x2 / 163 - Batman and Hawkman, issue 70 - Detective Comics: Batman and Robin, issues 320 / 354 / 356 / 357 - Blackhawk, issues 193 / 212 / 249 - Wonder Woman, issue 261 - Action Comics, issues 321 / 340 / 344 / 346 / 351 / 498 - Superman, issues 186 / 189 / 218 / 322 / 338 / - Superman's Girlfriend: Lois Lane, issues 70 . 72 / 73 - Superman's Pal: Jimmy Olsen, issues 94 / 97 - Freedom Fighters, issues 4 - Challengers of the Unknown, issue 50 - Green Lantern co-starring Green Arrow, issue 119 - Adventure Comics featuring Superboy, issues 349 / 351 / 377 - Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes, issues 224 / 238 / 257 - Superboy, issue 127 - The Flash, issue 147 - Rip Hunter...Time Master, issue 17 - Sgt. Fury Howling Commandos, issue 33
A collection of various Television Funko Pop! vinyl figures in protectors231: Princess Carolyn (Bojack Horseman)477: Elliot Anderson (Mr Robot)592: Mr Bean312: Joh Oliver (Last Week Tonight)227: Tardis (Dr Who)34: Ray Gun Stewie (Family Guy)211: Deathstroke Unmasked (Arrow)78: Uncle Si (Duck Dynasty)214: Daredevil215: Elektra216: The Punisher x2326: Dorothy (The Golden Girls)45: Leonard Hofstadter (Big Bang Theory)19: Undertaker (Black Butler)
Motorcycle and car books and manuals to include 1948 Scott, 1946 Triumph parts book, Triumph 650cc twin parts catalogue and workshop manual, Honda c50 and c70, BSA Bantam, James 225cc Colonel, Ariel Leader and Arrow, Autocycles and Cyclemotors, Francis Barnett, AMC singles, Rover 75, Standard eight and Haynes and similar workshop manuals including Triumph Trident, Norton twins and BSA pre unit and unit singles
Taxidermy Scottish Grouse foot brooch, early 20th century, These were popular tourist souvenirs from the Scottish highlands dating back to the Victorian period, this example dating from the 1920s;40s;60s. Often gifted to loved ones. Many marked “Mizpah” with a symbol of two hearts pierced by an arrow. They were also worn on kilts to stop them flapping at the front
HONOR CURTIS FOR TROIKA POTTERY; an early St Ives slab vase with stylised decoration depicting an arrow and tin glazed edges, signed Troika, St Ives, England with painted initials, height 18cm.Condition Report: Glaze crazing, there is a small hairline to the top rim, otherwise good condition.
A Seiko Turtle 150m diver's watch, circa 1980s, ref. 6309-7040, 17 jewels automatic movement, signed black dial with sweeping centre seconds, luminous sword hour and arrow minute hands, outer minute ring, luminous hour markers and day/date at 3 o'clock, steel case with rotating bezel and crown at 4 o'clock, case width 44mm & length 45mm, replacement rubber strap. Condition - appears in working order and tested for keeping good time (however not sold with any guarantee), general wear including scratches to glass, scratches and dings to case edge, scratches and wear to bezel, dirt build up around lugs and case back, movement appears clean.
A GENTS STEEL OMEGA SEAMASTER WATCH HEAD circular black dial signed Omega Seamaster, with alternate arabic and arrow indices, circular case with bi-directional rotating bezel, original Omega crown (loose), screw-on case back with hippocampus to centre and engraved Seamaster High Pressure Waterproof, Calibre 552 movement serial number 20648750, circa 1963, signed Omega Watch Co Swiss 24 Jewels, model number 165.014. Case diameter 39mmWatch not functioning as the crown is broken but the balance is intact, case back seal perished, bezel inlay missing, dial is either a replacement or has been restored, scratches to case back, general wear and tear to all outer surfaces commensurate with age.
A WW1 Verniers style Compass in brass, with original leather case. In need of some restoration. Brass body with viewing window to the lid (glass cracked). Broad arrow marked to the base. Inner glass missing, which allows the metal dial to be removed. The dial is scratch marked to the underside ‘tested 18.9.15’. Complete with original fitted leather case. Condition: noted above. Could be restored or used for parts. The leather case is mostly intact, but the retaining strap has split away.
A pair of French WWI Binoculars in a mismatched British WW1 leather case. To include: Binoculars marked with an arrow and MG (Ministere de la Guerre). Leather bound body with blackened brass eye pieces, these marked ‘MKV SPL 62823’ The case is British issue, and with embossed markings to the lid, which read ‘Case No.3 Prismatic Binocular Mark II J.D.Watts & Co 1916’. The officer’s name is F.T. Blennerhassett R.F.A. Notes: Captain Blennerhassett of the Royal Field Artillery landed in France on September 21st 1917, he’d been commissioned on February 20th 1917. Capt Blennerhassett was a native of Balsall Common in Coventry, and he is entitled to the BWM and Victory Medal. The army lists suggests that he also served during WW2, with his having attained the rank of Lt Col in 1945. Condition: generally good. The leather case has a nice colour and patina, but there are some tiny old paint flecks to the lid. The belt loops and retaining lid strap are still present. The binoculars have some service wear, but would appear to operate as they should. The optics would appear to be clear. Please note: as the binocular and case are a mismatch, the lid doesn’t quite close properly.
WW1 Lincolnshire Yeomanry casualty interest. A pair of military No.3 Mark II prismatic binoculars and case, issued to 2nd Lt A.T. King of the Lincolnshire Yeomanry. Manufactured by Carl Zeiss London Ltd. Both the binoculars and case are broad arrow marked, with both also dated 1916. The back to back broad arrow marks to both binoculars and case would indicate that they were sold out of service. Standard black painted brass body, with leather covering to the mid section. Adjustable to the bridge section, and independently focusing eye pieces. Reticle to the right hand lens for range finding. Notes: A.T.King was noted as having been killed in action on November 17th 1917. The binoculars have been used for many years after WW1, with several horse racing swing labels attached to the shoulder strap (these date from the 1940’s and 50’s). Condition: generally good, with service wear. The binoculars have the usual worn black paint to the extremities, revealing the brass base metal. Leather covering is good, and the lenses seem to focus. There is some dirt in the lenses and they are a little fogged. Shoulder strap is dry and a little crack, plus missing a securing stud. The case is solid, but there is some fading to the brown leather surface.
A WW1 British officers marching compass, by Negretti & Zambra. Brass body with black painted finish, viewing window to the lid and suspension ring. Mother of pearl dial with luminescent arrow, and brass stop button to the side. Broad arrow and maker marked to the bottom. Complete with its original leather case and strap, named to ‘M Blakeway Royal Tank Corps’. Officially embossed maker mark and date of ‘T.F.&S 1916’. Notes: consigned by the original owners granddaughter. Malcolm Blakeway entered the war on August 10th 1915, and originally served as a 2nd Lt in the 1st battalion Yorks & Lancs Regiment. He later attained his Captaincy while serving in the Tank Corps. He is entitled to the 1915 star, BWM, and Victory medal. He was a native of Handsworth, Birmingham, and later of Chaddesley Kidderminster. It’s believed that he also held a commission during WW2, again as a Captain in the Royal Armoured Corps. He relinquished this commission on August 16th 1945, and was granted the honorary rank of Major. Condition: generally very good. Normal service wear to both the compass and its case. There appears to be a zig-zag pattern lightly scratched into the lid of the compass, likely from the WW1 era (perhaps a moment of boredom?). The compass appears to work as it should, with the stop button also functional. The leather case has a good colour and patina. It may have had a different original owner during WW1, as there is another name inked out on the case.
A WW1 era military pocket watch, by H.Williamson Ltd. Black dial with luminescent Arabic numerals and hands. Subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock position. Nickel Denison case, with screw off back and front. Dial marked ‘H.Williamson Ltd London 9767F’ - the side and back of the case also carries the 9767F mark, with the back also having a broad arrow makr. Movement numbered 442559, inside of case marked 209101. Condition: cosmetically good. Normal service wear to the case, glass intact to the front. A small area of light scuffing to the face near the 3 o’clock position. When wound the watch appears to work as it should, but this is by no means guaranteed. Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
A H. Williamson Ltd Admiralty pocket watch, likely WW1 era. White dial with Roman numerals, blued steel hands, and subsidiary dial at the 6 o’clock position. Dial marked ‘H.Williamson Ltd London 420810’ Nickel Elgin case with screw off front and back. Large broad arrow mark to back cover, and matching serial number of 420810. Inside of back cover marked Elgin U.S.A, movement marked with identical number to face and back of case. Condition: generally good. Nickel cases shows normal service wear. Very faint hairline to dial (from 9 to 3 position) but this is in otherwise good condition. Tiny chip to edge of bevelled glass at the 12 o’clock position. When wound the watch would appear to work as it should, but this is by no means guaranteed. Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
A WW1 era Royal Artillery issued sterling silver pocket watch. Manufactured by Smith & Son Ltd of Trafalgar Square, London. Fully hallmarked for London 1916, and with the sponsors mark of ‘SS’. 15 jewel movement, marked 25470. Broad arrow marked to the back of the case, along with the letters ‘R.A’. White dial with Roman numerals, spade hands and subsidiary dial. Complete with attached leather fob strap and white metal / nickel T-Bar. Approximately 5.3cm width. Condition: generally good. Cosmetically good, with only light signs of service wear. Good clean dial and hands, clear hallmarks to inside of the case. When wound, the watch would appear run normally, but this is by no means a guarantee. Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
CMC - A damaged Mercedes Benz W196 Silver Arrow car in 1:18 scale # M-042. The main body section has crazed and cracked all over and the front left and rear right wheels have become detached. The nose and bonnet appear unaffected. with tag has serial number 0293 and booklet. The box is Very Good with light storage marks. (This does not constitute a guarantee) [ba]
A GENTS 'INGERSOLL' WRISTWATCH, manual wind, round dial signed 'Ingersoll 5 Jewels Shockproof', baton markers, gold hands, red arrow on the seconds hand, approximate case width 32.9mm, fitted with a black strap, together with signed 'Ingersoll' box (condition report: non-running, may require some attention, case back has not been removed)
Ca. 1100-1200 AD.A pottery storage jar of rare form. The vessel features a wide spherical-shaped body with a narrow disc foot, a tapering shoulder, and a corseted neck that rapidly widens to a broad lip. A loop handle sits on the upper body painted in black pigment with conical shaped geometric decoration. The exterior surface is covered in a profusion of red and cream-coloured decoration: the centre is features an archer with long lustrious hair and long nose, in the imminent position of firing arrow to its target. The man is seated upon a brown painted horse, with highly stylised features. The jar is further decorated with a register of mythological beasts showcasing ferocious teeth. Size: L:250mm / W:230mm ; 1.96kg Provenance: Property of a West London gentleman; previously in a collection formed on the UK/International art market in the 1990s.
OMEGA Speedmaster Broad Arrow GMT, Ref 35813000. Herrenuhr Edelstahl. Automatik-Uhrwerk. Sehr guter Zustand. Leichte Tragespuren an Band und Gehäuse. Box, Papiere und Service Beleg von 2021 anbei. Gehäuse Durchmesser ca. 44,2 mm (ohne Krone) | OMEGA Speedmaster Broad Arrow GMT, Ref 35813000. men's watch. Stainless steel. Automatic movement. Very good condition. Slight traces of wear on bracelet and case. Box, papers and service receipt from 2021 enclosed. Case diameter approx. 44.2 mm (without crown).
Militär-Teleskop von W. Ottway & Co. Ltd, um 1940Signiert "W. Ottway & Co. Ltd, Ealing, London", mit Militärpfeil, Teleskop der britischen Marine, ein Auszug, Tubus mit genähtem Leder bezogen, vernickelte Beschläge, mit ausziehbarem Sonnenschutz und Schiebedeckel vor dem Okular, Länge geöffnet 63 cm, klare Optik. Start Price: EUR 120 Zustand: (2-3/2)W. Ottway & Co. Ltd Military Telescope, c. 1940Marked "W. Ottway & Co. Ltd., Ealing., London"; with military arrow, stitched leather-clad single-draw British Navy telescope, nickel-plated fittings, with extending sunshade and sliding eyepiece cover, length opened 25 in., clear optics. Start Price: EUR 120 Condition: (2-3/2)
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