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Click here to subscribeAn early 19th Century 1796 pattern British Heavy Cavalry Officer's sword, the 82.5cms (32 1/2in.) double-edged blued and gilt blade on a giltmetal hilt with boat-shell pattern guard, hinged to one side, bow knuckle guard and wire bound grip above ball pommel, fitted giltmetal mounted leather covered scabbard (damaged), 99cms (39in.) long overall.
Victorian mourning jewellery, to include: an onyx and seed pearl star decorated brooch, of marquis form, within beadwork mount, 4.5cms wide; a brooch, centred with black and white portrait photograph surrounded by enamel and yellow metal Greek key design, 3.6cms wide; an onyx and yellow metal Stanhope of crucifix form with floral decoration (photograph missing), 6cms high; and a pique work silver and gold inlaid jet crucifix, on metal bow brooch mount, 8cms high overall. (4)
Five piece figured walnut bedroom suite, labelled 'Heirloom Furniture', comprising a triple wardrobe, length 158cm; a small wardrobe with two drawers under, width 102cm; a dressing table with triptych mirror back and seven drawers, width 120cm; a 3/4 bed headboard; dressing table stool, and a similar bow-front bedside chest. (6)
Two rings and a brooch, a pair of 8.6mm cultured pearls peg set on an all yellow metal crossover over design ring mount as a letter S, plain shank and shoulders, gross weight approximately 6gms, ring size K, a 16mm circular faceted blue stone four claw set on a 4.6mm wide yellow metal band, ring size K, a 9 carat yellow gold bow brooch 30mm wide supporting three enamel barrels, two with foxtail link chain tassels. (3)
A collection of jewellery to include a sweetheart brooch with two agate hearts with rose cut diamond set bow above, (one small stone missing), a 2.4mm wide wedding band approximate weight 3.2gms, and nine other gemset rings, a silver ingot, bangle, photo frame brooch, watches and life saving medal. etc
A late 19th century German 7/8th or lady's violin by the Klotz Family, Mittenwald, Germany The two piece back stamped Klotz, the interior with printed label inscribed Supplied by W Thompson, 33 Holmefield Road, Wembley, housed in a later case and with a bow. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, general wear.
A 19th century full size German Ammatti copy violin The 14 inch body with two piece back, inlaid with a Gothic castle, the interior label inscribed Nicolaus Amatus fecit in Cremona 1661, cased and with a bow. CONDITION REPORTS: Some general typical wear, fully set up for professional playing.
1939-1945 German blockade breaker's badge and lapel pin miniature. An approaching grey coloured Merchant ship at sea with a silver eagle and swastika on the bow breaking a circular silver binding chain. Maker marked 'Fec. Otto Placzek Berlin Ausf. Schwerin Berlin' with vertical broad flat pin and catch; together with a lapel pin miniature in fitted case; also a Krim shield and a NSDAP Party Membership Badge.
Henri Honoré Plé (French 1853-1922) - Au Voleur, patinated bronze figure of a young wingless Cupid holding a bow in one hand and bag of hearts in the other, with applied quiver of arrows to his back, raised on integral naturalistic circular base, signed Henri Plé and titled Au Voleur, h.48cm
A Japanese Fukagawa vaseOf rounded ovoid form with domed cover, the neck with tied rope bow design, the pale blue ground painted with carp, picked out in gilt and green enamels, six-character mark, 30cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Losses and wear to the gilt and enamel at the cover. No signs of cracks/chips/restoration. Scuffing and wear to the footrim.
An exceptional set of 6 oak and elm country Chippendale style dining chairsEach chair with a Cupids bow top rail above an openwork vase shaped splat and a board seat, raised on chamfered legs of square section with plain cross stretchers, 92cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 679 - Signs of worn and erosion to feet on chairs, possibly due to washed floors, signs of restoration to seats and structure.
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