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Lot 381
American Interest: A 19th Century Maple and Ash Windsor Bench, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania or Rhode Island, possibly Joseph Henzey or John B Ackley, with spindle back support and arms above a moulded seat above turned legs with spindle cross-stretchers, 196cm by 50cm by 82cm See illustration For a similar bench see Sotheby's Important Americana, 26th January 2013, lot 557 The underside with two paper labels printed "From Mrs F A Sayles 541 East Avenue Pawtucket Rhode Island" CONDITION REPORT: Seat with numerous natural? splits. Underside with three modern batons screwed on. Split and small section of timber missing. Various small repairs throughout seat, including above front left leg which has been patched. Legs with decay. Feet with metal tips to underside. 260914
Lot 38
A lot of two percussion pocket pistols dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Belgium One with octagonal barrel, engraved frame, stamp of Liège test bench and drop-shaped butt; the other with round barrel, frame engraved with flower and grooved butt; both with foldaway trigger. dimensions: length 18 - 22.5 cm. Start Price: €200
Lot 41
A Flobert type pistol dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Belgium Heavy, octagonal, 5 mm cal. barrel, with fore -and rear-sight, on a side the stamp of Liège test bench; frame engraved with floral motifs, grooved wooden butt, iron mounts decorated en suite. dimensions: length 26 cm. Start Price: €180
Lot 45
An original cased Adams percussion revolver dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Scotland Octagonal, rifled barrel, signed "JOSEPH HARROM 32 PRINCES ST.T EDINBURGH"; engraved five-shot cylinder, with stamps of the test bench, frame marked "ADAMS` PATENT N.o 27454R", serial number "B11791", finely engraved with floral motifs, at the muzzle the stamp "LAC" within a shield; safety lock; lever loader; keeping 40% of the original blueing; checkered, wooden butt, iron mounts engraved en suite. In its original, wooden case with green fabric lining, and original tools. On the cover a round shield featuring the name of the owner "William McGowan". dimensions: length 32.5 cm. Start Price: €1000
Lot 48
A percussion pepperbox revolver dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: London Group of six-shot cylinder-barrels, grooved, with stamp of London test bench; round frame engraved and signed "C. JONES LONDON"; upper hammer; wooden grip scales. dimensions: length 19.5 cm. Start Price: €200
Lot 54
A Lefaucheux pin-fire revolver dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Belgium Round, rifled, 7 mm cal. barrel; six-shot cylinder with stamp of Liège test bench; extractor and foresigth missing; folding trigger; angled, wooden butt, checkered and sculpted. Marked "LEFAUCHEUX INV BREVETE". dimensions: length 20 cm. Start Price: €70
Lot 56
A pin-fire revolver dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Belgium Round, rifled, 11 mm cal. barrel with rib, marked "FRATELLI MEROLLA BREVETE", with foresight; cylinder with stamp of Liège test bench, engraved with floral motifs, the frame en suite. Restored hammer, checkered wooden butt. A ring for the strap. dimensions: length 28 cm. Start Price: €80
Lot 61
A pin-fire revolver dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Belgium Octagonal, rifled, 7 mm cal. barrel, with foresight and the crowned stamp "V"; cylinder with stamp of Liège test bench, finely engraved with floral motifs, the frame en suite. With the crowned stamp "PF"; folding trigger, checkered wooden grip scales, angled butt. dimensions: length 20.5 cm. Start Price: €150
Lot 70
A flintlock pistol dating: second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Great Britain Round, 19 mm cal. barrel with stamp of the test bench; flintlock with effigy of a crown and the writing "WARRANTED"; wooden full stock with brass mounts. Ramrod. To be cleaned. dimensions: length 38 cm. Start Price: €250
Lot 926
A Papal State 1868 model Remington rifle, a gift for Petrus Regout dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Belgium Round, rifled, 12.5 mm cal. barrel with octagonal breech, provided with foresight, clutch for the bayonet and adjustable rear-sight, marked with stamps of Liège test bench, the papal tiara and more; iron frame with rolling block mechanic (some problems), on the left the marks "E M & L NAGANT A LIEGE", "BREVET REMINGTON 5675" and stamps of Liège test bench,on the right an heraldic emblem with a deeply engraved shield featuring three lilies and effigies of four, numbered orders. On the sides of the emblem four inscriptions: "1. COMMANDEUR DE L`ORDRE DE ST. GREGOIRE" and "2. CHEVALIER DU LION NEERLANDAIS" on the right; "3. CHEVALIER DE LA LEGION D`HONNEUR" and "MEDAILLE D`OR DE LA BELGIQUE" on the left. On the upper tang of the frame "AU PRINCE DE PASTEURS. / P.REGOUT. / COMMANDEUR DE L`ORDRE DE ST. GREGOIRE". Smooth, wooden butt and fore-end; iron mounts (missing ramrod). Serial number "MG1xx". Complete with bayonet with yatagan blade, brass grip and iron scabbard.The rifle is part of the same series donated to Pio IX by the catholic committees. Petrus Dominicus Regout (1801-1878) was a Dutch politician and industrialist, he was member of the Eerste Kamer (Senate) and president of the Association of Industrialists of Holland. dimensions: length 114,5 cm. Start Price: €2500
Lot 927
A Flobert type target carbine dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Belgium Octagonal, rifled barrel, provided with foresight and adjustable rear-sight, blued, marked with stamps of Liège test bench, serial number "9XXX"; typical bolt with extractor, with hammer in separate block, both blued; wooden half stock, with cheek-piece; blued, iron mounts, adjustable trigger, curled trigger guard, butt-plate with tail. dimensions: length 111 cm. Start Price: €150
Lot 1022
A Colt Model 1851 Navy Revolver dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: USA Rifled, octagonal, 36 cal. barrel marked "ADDRESS COL. SAM. COLT NEW YORK U.S. AMERICA", on a side the stamp of London test bench, with foresight; cylinder engraved with the effigy of a naval scene and the writing "COLT`S PATENT No. 1307", frame marked "COLTS PATENT", serial number "414xx"; wooden grip scales. dimensions: length 35.5 cm. Start Price: €1000
Lot 103
A percussion gun dating: mid-19th Century provenance: England Smooth, round, 16 mm cal. barrel with stamps of the test-bench, foresight; military type lock with forward spring, marked "1859 Tower" and with crown; wooden full stock, with checkered palm-rest and neck, brass mounts and brass-tipped wooden ramrod. dimensions: length 126 cm. Start Price: €150
Lot 1037
A sharps patent four-shot pepperbox revolver by Tipping & Lawden dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: London Four-shot cylinder, blued, with stamp of the test bench, cal. 22; bronze frame (50% of blueing) marked "TIPPING & LAWDEN SHARPS PATENT", spur trigger; checkered grip scales. dimensions: length 14 cm. Start Price: €400
Lot 1045
A cased Robert`s percussion revolver dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: England Octagonal, rifled, 11.5 mm cal. barrel, an old restoration at the nozzle, missing foresight; five-shot cylinder with numbered barrels and stamp of the test bench; grip-strap signed "ROBERT`S & CO. MAKERS"; frame marked "PATENT No. 2677"; checkered, wooden grip scales. In a original case, lined with green cloth, complete with tools and the label "ALEX MAETIN GUN MAKER & Fishing Tackle Manufacturer Glasgow". dimensions: length 31.5 cm. Start Price: €1000
Lot 1051
A pin-fire Mariette revolver dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Belgium Round, rifled, 9 mm cal. barrel with octagonal nozzle, with triangular foresight and rear-sight; smooth, six-shot cylinder, stamped "M", with mark of Liège test bench; frame marked "MARIETTE BREVETE" (a small plaque at the lower part is missing), provided with extractor; grip with checkered, wooden grip scales and a ring for the strap; ring trigger. dimensions: length 26,5 cm. Start Price: €350
Lot 1073
A pair of navy officer`s pistolBrass, 14 mm cal. barrels of octagonal section, with rib at the lower part, marked "London" at the back, with stamps of Birmingham test bench, provided with foresight; tang with sight notches and floral engravings. Steel locks with forward spring, signed "Hoery & Co", decorated with frames, small floral engravings and trophies at the tang, provided with external safety lock with blued slider, and batteries with anti friction and sealing systems. Walnut half stocks with checkered butts, featuring a shield engraved with deer head at the neck. Brass mounts, butt-plates decorated as a relieved lion head, trigger guards with finger support, engraved with a trophy of instruments; brass-tipped wooden ramrods (one of a darker wood) with brass ring-nuts, one provided with iron cartridge extractor. Start Price: €1800
Lot 1105
A silver mounted flintlock pistol by Bunney dating: last quarter of the 18th Century provenance: London Bronze, two-stage barrel, octagonal and round, with frames at the girdle, slightly bell-mouthed; at the breech the engraved signature "Bunney - London" and stamps (Viewed e Prooved) of Birmingham test bench. Lock with bronze plate decorated with floral motifs and signed "BUNNEY". Iron hammer shaped as a swan-neck, iron batterie and spring decorated en suite. The upper arm of the spring of the lock is convex at the first part in order to make the hammer push stronger. Walnut stock decorated behind the tang. Silver mounts featuring conventional decorations: the trigger cover ending in the shape of a pineapple, two ramrod holders, counter-plate and shield. Butt-plate depicting a lion head; featuring the silver mark on the trigger covers: Birmingham, 1783/84.Joseph Bunney was one of the main gunsmiths of his time, he signed important weapons featuring silver mounts produced by himself. His workshop was located at n. 25 of Snowhill from 1766 to 1803 and n.10 of Caroline Street from 1804 to 1814. dimensions: length 34 cm. Start Price: €1200
Lot 1120
A cased Westley Richards pocket percussion pistol dating: mid-19th Century provenance: London Smooth, turn-off, octagonal, 11.5 mm cal. barrel, engraved at the edges, with stamp of London test bench and remains of blueing; frame signed "WESLTLEY RICHARDS LONDON" and finely engraved with floral motifs, engraved upper hammer with safety lock; micro-checkered, wooden butt, engraved iron butt-plate. In its wooden case, lined with green fabric, complete with flask, bullet-mould, a key to unscrew the barrel and key. dimensions: length 15.5 cm. Start Price: €800
Lot 1123
A pair of double-barrelled pocket pistols converted to percussion dating: circa 1800 provenance: Belgium Smooth, round, over and under, turn-off, 10 mm cal. barrels; boxlock-type frames finely engraved with cornucopias and floral motifs, on a side the stamp of Liège test bench and the barrel selector; drop-shaped wooden butts, engraved trigger guard. dimensions: length 21 cm. Start Price: €400
Lot 1139
A breech-loading target pistol dating: last quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Belgium Octagonal, rifled barrel, with stamps of Liège test bench and writing "F.L. 22 C.", with foresight and sight notch, 6mm caliber; frame with stamps of the test bench and serial number "4952", trigger guard with finger support; stamped hammer, bolt with lever on the right side; butt and fore-end of checkered wood, horn butt-plate. Blueing 90%. dimensions: length 41 cm. Start Price: €500
Lot 147
A percussion gun dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Belgium Smooth, round, 18 mm cal. barrel with octagonal base and stamp of Liège test bench, foresight, clutch for the bayonet; backward spring lock marked "LEMILLE A LIEGE"; wooden full stock with iron mounts and ramrod. Small damages and parts missing. dimensions: length 142.5 cm. Start Price: €70
Lot 151
A percussion gun dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Great Britain Smooth, round, 18 mm cal. barrel with stamps of the test-bench, foresight; forward spring lock with triskelion and outlined border; wooden full stock (moth damages) with brass mounts and iron ramrod. dimensions: length 140 cm. Start Price: €100
Lot 155
A percussion gun dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Belgium Smooth, round, 17 mm cal. barrel with octagonal base, stamp of Liège test bench, foresight, clutch for the bayonet; backward spring lock; wooden full stock with iron and brass mounts, iron ramrod. dimensions: length 142.5 cm. Start Price: €120
Lot 91
Vintage Retro / Industrial :A brushed stainless steel and tan leather 3 seat bench 17" deep x 23 1/2" high and 48" long CONDITION: Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots within catalogue descriptions. We are however happy to provide additional information regarding the condition of items on request.
Lot 72
COLLECTION OF SILVER AND OTHER JEWELLERY including an unmounted shell cameo, silver filigree butterfly brooch and matching earrings, silver bangles, cultured pearl necklace, various silver necklaces and bracelet, a Continental silver model of figures embracing on a bench, gem set silver ring, etc., 1 box
Lot 1162
An early 20th century oak monks bench. CONDITION REPORT: This bench has a fixed back and is not folding. The width is 47.5 ins, height 39 ins, depth 18.5 ins. The condition is generally very good. The back is in good order as are both lion terminals. The seat is flat and not warped and there is no evidence of any significant damage, no repairs and no woodworm.
Lot 1233
A late 19th century Black Forest carved hall seat, supported by two standing bears. Width 38 ins. CONDITION REPORT: The condition of this bench should be fairly clear from our image and estimate. As you will see the ears and noses of the bears have been badly chewed, the corners of the seat also. The pattern to the top of the seat is approximately 50% worn away and the seat top is slightly warped. The bears themselves other than the damage referred to around the mouths, nose and ears are in reasonable condition with only minor scuffing and scratches around the feet. The damage has been caused by a dog that use to sit on the bench and chew the bears heads.
Lot 1162
An early 20th century oak monks bench. CONDITION REPORT: This bench has a fixed back and is not folding. The width is 47.5 ins, height 39 ins, depth 18.5 ins. The condition is generally very good. The back is in good order as are both lion terminals. The seat is flat and not warped and there is no evidence of any significant damage, no repairs and no woodworm.
Lot 1233
A late 19th century Black Forest carved hall seat, supported by two standing bears. Width 38 ins. CONDITION REPORT: The condition of this bench should be fairly clear from our image and estimate. As you will see the ears and noses of the bears have been badly chewed, the corners of the seat also. The pattern to the top of the seat is approximately 50% worn away and the seat top is slightly warped. The bears themselves other than the damage referred to around the mouths, nose and ears are in reasonable condition with only minor scuffing and scratches around the feet. The damage has been caused by a dog that use to sit on the bench and chew the bears heads.
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