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Lot 187
A vintage gold mounted mother of pearl brooch. The domed shield-shaped mother of pearl panel engraved with leaves eminating from a central 'golden' cross of St John, rub-over set within a plain yellow-metal frame with a rope-twist border, unmarked, approx. 39mm high, 37mm wide Condition Report: We have acid tested this brooch and the the resulkts are a little bit 'Wooly' it suggests the border is between 9ct and 14ct, and is probably 'bloomed'. Please bear this in mind and bid accordingly. We will not accept this lto back should the brooch subsequently test to a lower grade.
Lot 2123
Circa 1911 Steiff Yellow Mohair Jointed Teddy Bear with original metal tag to the ear, boot button eyes, stitched nose, four stitched claws to the paws, replacement kid leather pads, 51cmsHe has been 'loved'. Patches of wear primarily to the cheeks, tops of the arms, tummy and heels. Stitched repair to the centre seam at the front, missing stuffing from the top of his left arm, fading and general wear.
Lot 309
A 12 Bore Side by Side Shotgun, by Holland & Holland of London, Serial No. 11926, 25ins blued steel barrels with plain top rib, bright steel lock plates engraved with manufacturers name, chequered hardwood stock, 13.5ins pull, composite butt plate, 41ins overallThe weapon appears to be in honest overall condition. The serial number to the fore end does match the action, however the barrels bear a different serial number of 41185 and stamped as sleeved. The measurement of the barrels is 25 and a quarter inch. Both bores are clean and bright with no evidence of any dents or pitting. The action itself has some pitting to the metal due to age and moderate usage, and wear in general to the areas most handled. It has been cleaned back in the past but has obviously been allowed at some point to corrode. However they are now bright and clean. The stock itself has one or two knocks due to age and general usage. The chequering is still reasonably crisp and the bluing to the trigger guard is 100%. The fore end is free from any obvious chips or cracks but does appear to have had some slight shaving to the tip and has been re-bedded. The chequering itself is fair. There is also evidence of some previous repair to the fore end. The barrel to action fit is good with only the very slightest of movement. The bluing to the barrels is 100% and appears to have been recently re-blued. Overall excellent value for money.
Lot 604
An Edward VII Silver Novelty Pin Cushion and a Pepper Pot, the pin cushion maker's mark indistinct but probably Levi & Soloman, Birmingham 1908, modelled in the form of a hedgehog, 1.75ins overall x 1.125ins high, gross weight .31ozs, the pepper pot in the form of a seated bear, by William Vale & Sons, Birmingham 1909, 1.5ins high, weight .21ozs
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