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Lot 369
17th Lancers Victorian Officer’s lance cap plate circa 1856-60.An extremely fine and scarce example. Triangular, rayed, fire gilt plate mounted with the Royal Arms in silver, Death’s Head on “OR GLORY” motto with “SEVENTEENTH LANCERS” scroll below. Laurel sprays either side bear “ALMA INKERMAN BALACLAVA SEVASTOPOL”. Two screw posts to reverse with two sewing holes. VGC Crimean honours granted 16.10.1855. “Central India” added in 1860. 25.10.1854 took part in the famous “Charge of the light Brigade”.
Lot 383
Scottish. 90th Regiment (Perthshire Light Infantry) Victorian Officer’s ‘Albert’ shako plate circa 1844-55.A splendid rich fire gilt example. Crowned star mounted with laurel and palm sprays, Sphinx on “EGYPT” and coiled bugle with ‘90’ to centre. Three of the star points bear battle honours “MANDORA GUADALOUPE MARTINIQUE”. Two loops to reverse. Attractively framed and glazed with identifying plaque many years ago by the Parker Gallery.
Lot 398
Set of four US Banner posters for "Moonraker" (1979). The posters bear Goozee's distinctive illustration of Bond in a spacesuit with four separate photo montage designs. These are variously themed as "villains", "girls", "action" and "out of this world". It is unusual to find these posters as a set, especially in such fine unfolded condition.20" x 59 3/4" (50.8 x 151.7 cm)Condition: ExcellentUnrestored, unfolded and in superb condition.Artist: Daniel Goozee£200 - 300VAT Status: M
Lot 58
JOHN CLEVELEY THE YOUNGER (BRITISH, 1747-1786) H.M.S. 'Carcass' in company with H.M.S. 'Racehorse' in search of the North West Passage Watercolour over pen and ink 6½ x 10¼in. (16.5 x 26cm.)Footnote: One of seven 'Infernal' class bomb-ketchs ordered in 1758, Carcass measured 309 tons and was just 91 feet long with a beam of 28 feet. The sturdy construction necessary for bomb-ketches made her an ideal candidate to convert for Arctic exploration. Capt. Constantine Phipps commanded the 1773 expedition from the Racehorse (another converted bomb-ketch) which left the Nore in June 1773. By the end of July both ships were icebound and were fortunate that a change in the weather allowed them to escape back to Britain -- luckily preserving the young Horatio Nelson. As a fifteen-year-old midshipman on Carcass , this adventure was to be his first significant brush with danger and included his famous encounter with a polar bear. The Carcass was sold out of the service in 1784.Condition report: Good condition
Lot 785
TEN BING & GRONDAHL/COPENHAGEN ANIMALS/FISH ETC, to include 'Pug' No3169, Polar Bear and Cubs No4780, Rabbit on hind legs No2423, a Calf No2168, an Otter with fish No2333, a Trout No1602, two Lambs sleeping, a seated Pig No405, a Boxer puppy with bone No748 and a Duck in flight No2215 (wing broken) (10)
Lot 634
Ray Smith Moscow Olympics 1980 Memorabilia,a collection of various items related to Ray Smith, walking judge at the 1980 Moscow Olympics, comprising official judge's uniform of trousers and blazer, congress briefcase, a Republic of China Track and Field T-shirt, 25 Moscow 1980 metal badges, a plastic Moscow 1980 bear mascot, set of wooden Russian dolls and one Russian medal (7)
Lot 298
A BOOKEND BY ERNEST LOUIS ADNIN (FRENCH 1881-1957) Polar Bear on Hind legs, bronze with light brown patina atop granite base height including base: 17.2 cm (6 3/4 in.) signed on base PROVENANCEEtude Tajan, Paris, February 18, 2000, lot 24, erroneously attributed to Adams. (Copy of invoice available upon request)Acquired at the above by a prominent Armenian-American Family
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