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Lot 2312
A 19th century filigree silver thimble and tape measure, the pierced thimble with vacant cartouche above plain interior- possibly originally with a scent bottle, base with spooling purple cloth measure and a miniature silver bell (tape is damaged and bell is loose), 4.8cm long, and a combination thimble, finger guard and poppet base chatelaine accessory, unmarked, with Greek key decoration to the thimble, the base damaged and lacking poppet (2).
Lot 1972
An Empire ormolu striking mantel clock, Charles Oudin, mid 19th century, the case set with a female figure allegorical study, the white enamel dial signed 'Ch Oudin eleve de Bregnet', the twin barrel movement with recoil anchor escapement, silk suspension and count wheel strike to bell, 37cm high, (key & pendulum). Illustrated
Lot 35
A Swiss rosewood and ebonised eight airs music box, the 9 1/2 inch single comb cylinder striking on six bells. L53cm. Condition - general wear to case to include minor marks and scratches, slight split in veneer to top and also a small chip, appears to be working correctly but not sold with any guarantee, one butterfly bell finial missing and one flower bell finial loose, no missing teeth, the movement appears a little dirty.
Lot 310A
Ten Beswick Trumpton figurines; PC McGarry, TR3 no.23/2500, Mrs Dingle, TR7 no.102/2500, Mrs Cobbett, TR10 no.118/2500, Mickey Murphy, TR9 no.131/2500, Mrs Honeyman, TR6, no.402/2500, Jonathan Bell, TR8 no.477/2500, The Mayor, TR2 no.807/2500, Captain Flack, TR1 no.939/2500, Doctor Mopp, TR5 no.1026/2500 and Windy Miller, TR4 no.1083/2500, all with certificates (10). CONDITION REPORT No visible signs of damage. No boxes included.
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Lot 288
A 1:100 SCALE MODEL OF THE R.Y. BRITANNIA [1953] the carved hull finished with red below the waterline and blue, with bilge keels, stabilisers, gilt brass propellers and rudder, the planked decks with white painted superstructure complete with suite of boats in quick launch davits, glazed bridge with comms mast including radar and sat nav, grab rails, companionways, stayed masts, deck , wood cap deck rail, bell, Victoria & Albert binnacle, capstan and other details, mounted on four silvered columns within glazed wooden case with plate, overall measurements -- 28 x 64½ x 19½in. (71 x 164 x 49cm.) This lot will be available for viewing at Imperial Road
Lot 89
AN HISTORICALLY INTERESTING SHIP'S BELL FROM H.M.S. LOCUST (1939) nickle-plated with black filled lettering, regulation crown top and red painted interior (lacks clapper) -- 11in. (28cm.) high Launched by Yarrow of Scotstoun and completed in 1940, Locust was one of four 'Dragonfly' Class river gunboats. Displacing 715 tons (deep load), they measured 196ft 6in., steamed at 17kts and carried a crew of 74. Relatively lightly armed with two 4in. quick-firing guns and one 3.7in. howitzer, Locust was later augmented with three 20mm. and twenty depth charges. In August 1942 she played a lead rôle in Operation Rutter - better known as the Dieppe Raid or the Battle of Dieppe. Commanded by Robert Ryder, (who in March had participated in the very successful St. Nazaire Raid,) the Dieppe Raid contrasted poorly - of the 6000 allied (mostly Canadian) troops landed, including 200 Commandos from Locust, 3,367 were killed or wounded on the beaches. The Royal Navy lost thirty-three landing craft and one destroyer, the Royal Air Force 106 aircraft, mostly to flak, compared with just 46 of the Luftwaffe. The sober lesson learned was that the Allies could not hope to invade mainland Europe for a long time, but when Operation Overlord was finally put into practice in 1944, Locust participated and, despite being hit by shellfire, survived the War. She was decommissioned in May 1946 and placed in reserve, being sold for breaking at Newport in 1968.
Lot 269
A WELL-PRESENTED NAPOLEONIC FRENCH PRISONER-OF-WAR-STYLE SLIPWAY MODEL FOR A 64-GUN SHIP the hull with polychrome figurehead, carved stern and quarter galleries, open gun ports, chain plates with dead-eyes, deck with mast holes, bitts, belaying rails, belfry with bell, well deck with capstan, poop deck with deck lights and other details, mounted on a slipway with stock supports, within 'dock yard' laid out with masts with their component parts, and other fittings including long boats, cannons in trucks etc., with sentry huts in two corners and perimeter fence with gates, contained within glazed wooden case -- 9 x 12 x 12in. (23 x 30.5 x 30.5cm.) Similar models upon which this is based are in the collections of Trinity House, London, and the U.S. Naval Academy, Anapolis. Please see Freeston, E.C. Prisoner of War Ship Models, Chatham, 1972, ch.12.
Lot 125
THE SHIP'S BELL FROM SWEDISH MERCHANT SHIP SOLIDEO GLORIA(1782) cast in bell metal with foliate decoration and inscribed in the round SOLIDEO GLORIA ME FECIT ERIK LINDEMAN GEDANI / DE LONGE GOTTFRIED AN / LONGE CHRISTIAN: / ANNO 1782 (lacking section of crown top and clapper, overall wear) -- 13in. (33cm.) high Provenance: Swedish ships' bells appear to be unique in that they bear the name of the ship's owner as well as the maker of the bell, in this instance the ship's owner in Erik Lindeman and the maker is thought to be Christian.
Lot 72
AN HISTORICALLY INTERESTING STANDISH, CARVED FROM TIMBER RECOVERED FROM THE WRECK OF H.M.S. LUTINE the central inkwell with cover supported by three dolphins within circular dish with foliate border, the inkwell with white metal plaque engraved THIS INKSTAND / is made of the / RUDDER of LUTINE Frigate wrecked off the island of Vlieland Octr. 9 1799 / The Rudder was recovered in 1859 / after being submerged 60 years, flanked by two carved sets of arms for the City of London -- 7 x 10½in. (18 x 26.8cm.) The Lutine, a prize taken in 1793, was a 5th rate of 32-guns. She was wrecked on a bank near Vlieland, Holland in 1799 with a vast fortune in gold aboard. Much of this was subsequently recovered over a period of years, along with artefacts including her famous bell, which now hangs at Lloyds of London and is rung every time a ship insured by them founders.
Lot 17
A pair of silver coloured three light candlesticks, stamped Sterling, with bell shaped capitals, turned stems and on circular moulded spreading bases, 24cm high, loaded; a set of eight napkin rings by W. I. Broadway & Co., Birmingham 1962, 4.4cm diameter; a money clip by Alfred Dunhill & Sons, London 1957, 5.2cm long; another two silver coloured money clip, 6cm long; two Edwardian circular salts by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd, Birmingham 1904, with pierced bodies and on three pad feet, 5.3cm diameter, one with a blue glass liner; and two silver spoons, 225g (7.2 oz) gross weighable
Lot 166
Medals: Indian General Service Medal 1854-1895, Clasp for Burma 1887-89, Awarded to 1413 PTE J BELL SECOND EN LEIC R, a Queen's South Africa Medal, LAING-S NEK TRANSVAAL, Awarded to 3184 BUGR J. BELL SCOT. RIFLES and another Queen's South Africa Medal with South Africa bars for 1901 and 02, Awarded to 3184 PTE G. BELL SCOT. RIFLES, attached to a Second Battalion Leicestershire Regiment 1888, military sampler.
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