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Lot 333
Various small Hornby accessories: two 1925-31 No.2 milk can with orange truck, milk cans are very polished (E) one is picture (BE) other is red (BE);Set No.1 sack barrow green with 4 trunks – not believed original to set (E) (BE); with 24 assorted trunks; 4 stamping machines; 5 platform ticket machines; five bench seats; 5 chocolate machines possibly repro & 14 milk cans also possibly repro; 14 original barrels (as for barrel wagons), various colours; two gauge 1 weighing machines, green & one chocolate machine gauge 1, red & one gauge 1 porter missing barrow. A few other items.
Lot 547
A 20th Century oak monk's bench in the 17th Century manner, the top folding over to reveal a box seat with applied moulded decoration and flanked by open arms on urn shaped turned supports, raised on squat bun feet, 122 cm wide x 50 cm deep x approx 102 cm high max togetaher with two small Italian musical tables with inlaided decoration each 37.5cm wide x 27.5cm deep x 43cm high and a small chest of drawers formerly off a dressing table (4)
Lot 177
A pair of 19th Century plated on copper table candlesticks in the Rococo manner, with all-over scrolling foliate and floral decoration, the main columns of fluted form with acanthus decoration, 31 cm high, together with two silver navette form open salts, a rounded rectangular open salt, embossed silver baby spoon depicting Hey Diddle Diddle, "Sherry" bottle tag, "Port" bottle tag, two silver propelling pencils, 4.28 oz weighable silver and a collection of various plated wares to include a semi-reeded teapot, oval dish, desk stand with one inkwell, pair of glove stretchers, cream jug, plated baby spoon, two cut glass pineapple cut basket shaped salts, blown glass bird figure, plated bowl with crimped edge, nail file, buffer and small cut glass bottle and a capodimonte figure of a "Tramp feeding doves on a park bench"
Lot 601
A Victorian cast iron grape, dog and serpent garden bench, probably by Coalbrookdale - the pierced back and seat with joined scroll and lozenge decoration, over foliate scroll arms with dog head terminals, raised on foliate scroll and coiled serpent supports, with foliate feet, 137cm long, 97cm high, old repairs to seat.
Lot 556
dating: Early 19th Century provenance: London, Smoothbore, round, 17 mm cal. barrel with rib, browning with damascus pattern, marked 'LONDON' and with marks of the test bench, the base with pearlised engraved ring, foresight. Engraved and browned tang, with rear sight. Flintlock signed 'Twigg', tang slightly lowered. Wooden stock with brass mounts, trigger guard with floral engravings. Deer horn-tipped wooden ramrod and iron cartridge extractors. length 37 cm.
Lot 644
dating: about 1855 provenance: United Kingdom, Octagonal, rifled, 11 mm cal barrel with rear sight and front sight; smooth five-shot cylinder with marks of the London test bench. Frame outlined at the border, marked 'ADAM'S PATENT No. 3504' and with 'LAC' mark under crown within a shield. Safety lock. Beautiful, original, 95% browning. Checkered, wooden butt, iron butt-plate. In its wooden case lined with green cloth inside and with the label of Henry Tatham in London, provided with several tools. length 29 cm.
Lot 446
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Papal States, Round, rifled, 12 mm cal. barrel (slightly dusty bore, with visible rifling), octagonal base marked with pontifical mark, mark of the Liège test bench, serial number '45xx' and with other marks, a little further the mark 'E. M. & L. NAGANT A LIEGE'; with foresight, clutch for the bayonet, foldaway and adjustable rear sight. Iron frame marked 'BREVET REMINGTON', various marks including 'X' and 'S' under crown, serial number matching the barrel. Rolling block bolt with marks and serial number also matching the barrel. Working mechanism. Wooden butt and fore-end (a couple of woodworm holes on the butt), still visible on the right side of the butt stock, the stamp 'CATHOLIQUES BELGES' with date '1868'. Iron mounts and ramrod. Together with a yatagan bayonet (length 69.5 cm) with matching serial number, iron scabbard. length 130.5 cm.
Lot 593
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Bristol, Cylindrical, rifled, turn-off, 11 mm cal barrel, the base with three marks of the Birmingham test bench. Iron box-lock type frame signed 'GILLET' and 'BRISTOL' among engravings depicting racemes, foldaway trigger, working mechanism. Micro-knurled, wooden butt with rectangular silver escutcheon on the back. In a curious case made from an antique book. With pages glued and hollowed out creating an inner compartment for the pistol. Inside, the key to unscrew the barrel and the nipple. length 15 cm.
Lot 604
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Rifled, octagonal, 12 mm cal. barrels (clean bores, visible rifling), with mark of the Liège test bench, engraved bases and foresight; engraved tangs with rear sight. Forward spring locks engraved with rocaille and floral motifs. Wooden stocks with fore-end caps carved with floral motifs in bas-relief, grooved butts. Iron mounts decorated en suite. Trigger guards with finger support. Set trigger. Originally cased, without ramrod. The cock wedge needs revision. length 42 cm.
Lot 428
dating: circa 1800 provenance: England, Smoothbore, round, 18 mm cal. barrel, the base with round frame and marks of the test bench (GR under crown), foresight (which also serves as a clutch for the bayonet); tang marked '14' under crown. Flintlock marked 'GR' under crown, 'TOWER' and with broad arrow. Lock plate and cock borders with double lines. Wooden, full stock (restorations at the front of the stock) with smooth, brass mounts. Iron ramrod and socket bayonet (length 48.5 cm). length 139.5 cm.
Lot 581
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Rifled, 11 mm cal barrels (bores with pitting, visible rifling) made of fine damask, the bases engraved with floral motifs and numbered '1' and '2', with mark of the Liège test bench on the left side, precision sight; engraved tangs numbered en suite and with sight. Forward spring locks finely engraved with floral motifs. Wooden stocks (one with cracks) with fore-end caps sculpted with floral motifs and grooved butts. Iron mounts decorated likewise. Trigger guards with finger rests. Set trigger. Working mechanism. In a wooden case (not pertinent, but antique) with leather covering and lined in orange cloth with some tools. length 41.3 cm.
Lot 3
dating: 1854 provenance: London, Octagonal, rifled, 4', 31 cal barrel, provided with low, round, brass front sight, (visible rifling, small pitting), with dorsal marking 'ADDRESS COL. COLT / LONDON' in two lines between curly brackets. Serial number on barrel and cartridge rammer matching on the frame, wedge with abbreviated matching numbers. Marks of the London bench. Five-shot cylinder with remains of scene depicting a stagecoach attack, visible 'COLTS PATENT' and abbreviated matching numbers, marks of the London bench. Frame marked with 'COLTS PATENT, serial number '35xx' also on the cylinder pin. Working mechanism. Typical iron handle bands of the London second production, with marching serial numbers. Some pitting. Walnut handle. length 22,5 cm.
Lot 645
dating: about 1870 provenance: Belgium, Smoothbore, round, 9 mm cal. barrel; grooved, six-shot cylinder engraved with rocaille and floral motifs, mark of the Liège test bench. Smooth frame decorated en suite. Loading gate and foldaway trigger. Wooden grip scales, on the butt the ramrod. Working mechanism. length 26.5 cm.
Lot 642
dating: provenance: England, Rifled, octagonal, 34 cal. barrel (clean bore, visible rifling), with (slightly flattened) foresight and fixed rear sight, signed 'N.W. HANSON DONCASTER' on the back, with marks of the London test bench. The surface of the barrel keeping about 80% of its antique bluing. Nozzle with engraved leaves, base with engravings around the cartridge rammer compartment. The lever with a swiveling release system and the cartridge rammer with return spring (!). The base of the cartridge rammer's lever with serial number '20xx' and 'V R PATENT' with crown. Six-shot cylinder with well-preserved chambers numbered on the front side of the cylinder, the sides with mark of the London test bench. Well working, single-action mechanism. The cylinder provided with a swiveling system on the pin, therefore when it is rotated, it slides backwards to avoid friction; when the chamber is aligned with the barrel for firing, the cylinder slides forward again to better fit the breech. Metal frame without finishing, the cylinder likewise and engraved with racemes as the barrel, and with frames; provided with an external safety lock on the right side to lock the cock in the first cocking position. Checkered, wooden butt with a corrector ring on the back (pertinent?) and a silver shield. Steel butt-plate with floral engraving and a primer case. Trigger guard engraved en suite with the frame. Remains of casehardening. A revolver of high aesthetic and mechanic quality. length 24,5 cm.
Lot 47
dating: 1859 - 1868 provenance: USA, Octagonal, rifled, 6-1/2', 36 cal barrel (clean bore, visible rifling), with remains of the marking 'MANHATTAN FIRE ARMS CO. NEWARKN.J. / PATENTED MARCH 8 1864' at the back, marks of the London test bench on the side. The barrel's serial number matching with frame, wedge with abbreviated matching numbers. Five-shot cylinder with remains of medallion engraving, mark of the London bench and f the patent. Working mechanism. Serial number '59xxx'. Brass bands numbered en suite. Walnut handle. With remains of antique finishing. IV series. Manhattan produced its 26 cal. revolver combining features of the Colt 1849 Pocket and the 1851 Navy. The one presented in this auction exhibits the characteristics of the fourth series of this model. Refer to 'Manhattan Firearms' by W.E. Nutter, Telegraph Press 1958, page 167. length 29,5 cm.
Lot 5
dating: 1855 provenance: London, Octagonal, rifled, 7-1/2', 36 cal barrel (signs of use and some pitting inside, visible rifling), with small brass front sight, dorsal mark 'ADDRESS: COL. COLT LONDON', with marks of the London test bench on the left side. Lever of cartridge rammer and barrel with numbering matching the frame. Six-shot cylinder with remains of naval battle scene between the Texan and Mexican fleets, marks of the London test bench near the nipples, marching serial number clearly legible. Frame marked with 'COLTS PATENT' on the left side; serial no. '33xxx'. Wide rounded trigger guard, iron handle bands, with matching serial numbers. Medium-good condition. Walnut handle with a small missing part. Common features of the late Colt production in London. Refer to 'Colonel Colt London' by J.G. Rosa; ed: Arms and Armour Press, London 1976 p. 185-194. length 33 cm.
Lot 46
dating: 1860-70 provenance: Belgium, Faceted, rifled, 44 cal barrel (clean bore, visible rifling), with brass cusped front sight. Five-shot cylinder with crowned 'AF' mark, stmap of the Liège test bench, remains of coeval serial number at the frame. Mechanism working in single action. frame with remains of Kerr patent marking and serial number '107xx'. Lock without markings. Knurled wooden handle. Ring for the strap. Some spot with small remains of finishing. Many Kerr revolvers were purchased to arm Confederate troops during the American Civil War. length 28 cm.
Lot 643
dating: about 1855 provenance: London, Octagonal, rifled, 11 mm cal barrel (clean bore, clearly visible rifling) with front sight, serial number '50xx' under the barrel.; smooth, five-shot cylinder with marks of the London test bench; frame marked 'DEANE - HARDING PATENT No. 50xx L', with two marks and with outlined edges, the upper frame signed 'DEANE & SON LONDON BRIDGE'. Safety lock. Magazine. Beautiful original browning (98%). Finely knurled wooden but. In its wooden case, lined with green cloth featuring the original label and some tools. Missing key. Rare. length 33.5 cm.
Lot 641
dating: about 1855 provenance: Glasgow, Rifled, octagonal, 11 mm cal. barrel with mark of the London test bench and 'LAC' mark. Smooth, five-shot cylinder, with marks of the test bench and serial number '35236R'. Frame marked 'B19487', 'ADAMS' PATENT 35236R', mark 'LAC' and with dedication 'To G. G. F. FROM J. K. JUNE 1862'. The upper frame marked 'CHA.S INGRAM GUN MAKER GLASGOW', the base of the upper frame with sight. Safety lock. 90% of browning with small rust damage. Checkered, wooden butt. Kept in a leather case lined with burgundy velvet and featuring various tools, the bullet mold marked 'LAC 54'. Missing key. length 32 cm.
Lot 534
dating: 1860-70 provenance: United Kingdom, Round barrels, finishing with damascus pattern (probably refreshed), central rib with signature 'GOOCH MAKER HERTFORD'. Small, 16 mm caliber at the nozzle, probably 20 gauge. Bore in good condition with small signs of use. Marks of the London test bench. Receiver engraved with racemes and hounds. Backward spring locks engraved with racemes and signed 'T.R.T. GOOCH HERTFORD'. Wooden butt and fore-end with checkered segments. Butt plate partially made of iron, with pitting. Trigger guard and opening lever with remains of browning. Well working mechanism. length 117,5 cm.
Lot 399
dating: 1844 provenance: Austria, Smoothbore, round, 18 mm cal. barrel, marked at the base 'R' under crown, '20' and with mark of the Liège test bench, foresight and clutch for the bayonet. Tang marked '183 4C A71' and with rear sight. Forward spring lock dated '844', marked 'A71' and with imperial mark. Wooden, full stock, numbered butt. Iron mounts, trigger guard marked 'A71' and with a mark. Iron ramrod and bayonet. length 146.2 cm.
Lot 638
dating: 1850/60 provenance: England, Octagonal, rifled, 34 cal barrel, provided with front sight (clean bore, visible rifling). Five-shot cylinder with marks of the Birmingham bench. Working mechanism, but the parts do not slide easily. Iron frame with outlining. Knurled wooden grip. Some spots with small remains of old finishing. length 26,5 cm.
Lot 646
dating: about 1870 provenance: Belgium, Rifled, octagonal, 7 mm cal. barrel, with brass foresights; smooth, six-shot cylinder, engraved with floral motifs and with mark of the Liège test bench. Frame decorated en suite. Extractor, loading gate and foldaway trigger. Saw-butt with ebony grip scales. Working mechanism. length 26 cm.
Lot 530
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Smoothbore, round, damask and browned, 17 mm cal. barrels, the base with gilded rings, rib with gold-inlaid signature 'DAMAS LECLERE' between silver floral motifs, the lower part of the barrels with mark of the Liège test bench, inscription 'BREVETE' and 'LECLERE' and other marks, brass foresight. Tang engraved with gold-and-silver-inlaid geometric motifs on a browned background. Fine percussion forward spring locks, lock plates engraved with micro-stars. Tang and front side engraved with floral motifs. Cocks with the same structure shaped as a micro-star, geometric gold inlays and dolphin-shaped ends. Beautiful wooden stock, checkered grip finely carved in the shape of a dragon. Browned, iron mounts, trigger guard worked with silver-and gold-inlaid with floral and geometric motifs. The side of the butt with patchbox. Brass-tipped wooden ramrod and iron cartridge extractors. length 115 cm.
Lot 647
dating: about 1870 provenance: Belgium, Octagonal, rifled, 7 mm cal. barrel, the base engraved with floral motifs, with foresight. Grip-strap engraved with 'THE PROTECTOR' and patent date 'DEC.bre 1885'. Grooved, six-shot cylinder engraved with marks including the Liegi test bench. Frame fully engraved with floral motifs, 'SECURITY PATENT' mark and another mark. Loading gate, extractor and folding trigger. Checkered, wooden grip scales. Suspension ring. Complete with its leather holster with coat of arms and brass mounts. The mechanism needs revision. length 25 cm.
Lot 429
dating: circa 1800 provenance: England, Smoothbore, round, 18 mm cal. barrel, the base with round frame and marks of the test bench (GR under crown), foresight (which also serves as clutch for the bayonet); tang marked '9' under crown. Flintlock marked 'GR' under crown, 'TOWER' and with broad arrow. Cock borders with double lines. Wooden, full stock (crack in front of the trigger guard), butt marked '6 BATT.N / N.S.M / A 2I'. Smooth, brass mounts. Iron ramrod and bayonet (length 56 cm). length 139 cm.
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