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Lot 706
A 19c. style Kingwood finish cocktail cabinet. The upper section with a curved glass centred by pierced gilt metal finial above two fixed shelves and a marbled mixing shelf. The whole above a painted bow fronted door revealing part galleried glass and wooden shelves raised on bracket feet and castors. 177cms. high by 87 cms. wide by 80 cms. deep.
Lot 265
Berridge & Son London; A Late XVIII Century Hallmarked Silver Cased Pair Case Pocketwatch, the signed white enamel dial with black Roman and Arabic numerals, under hinged domed glass (cracked), within plain case with shaped bow, within plain outer case, WH, Chester 1782, the verge movement inscribed "Berridge & Son London 1818" and set to the centre with a rose-cut diamond end stone.
Lot 275
Waltham; A 9ct Gold Cased Openface Pocketwatch, the engine turned dial with black Arabic numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, within plain case (lacking bow); Waltham; A Gold Plated Cased Hunter Pocketwatch; Waltham; An Openface Pocketwatch, with 9ct gold bow, and another Waltham pocketwatch. (4)
Lot 167
AN EXACT 1 12TH SCALE MODEL OF A 19th CENTURY PUNT AND PUNT GUN, made from marine plywood and walnut, gun of steel with brass opening breech and ebony stock, complete with breech rope and rod, measuring 17in. from bow to stern, mounted on a brass plinth with brass stands. Other Notes: This model is one of only three made by retired gunsmith and cabinet maker Steve Pollard. Before his retirement Steve specialised in making 4, 8 and other big bore guns. He now makes a small amount of bespoke miniature guns, mostly for the American market.
Lot 514
J. PURDEY. A FINE CASED 10-BORE SINGLE-BARRELLED PERCUSSION SPORTING RIFLE, serial no. 2184, with 28in. browned twist polygonal barrel with octagonal breech-section signed 'J. PURDEY. NO. 314 1/2 OXFORD STREET, LONDON' (some pitting to underside and sides of breech-section), bead fore-sight, rear-sight of one standing and two folding leaves each with platinum-inlaid centre-line and calibrated to 200 yards, case- hardened border engraved recessed patent breech inlaid with two platinum lines and with pierced platinum plug, case-hardened tang engraved with scrollwork and a tiger-mask, case-hardened bolted detented lock engraved with scrollwork and a scene involving a recumbent red stag, black lacquered walnut half-stock with raised cheek -piece, chequered grip and fore-end, set trigger, scroll engraved blued iron mounts including butt-plate decorated with a head and cape of a red stag, hinged patchbox-cover with a scene involving a boar being chased down by two hounds, and pistolgrip trigger-guard decorated with a tiger on the bow, dark horn fore-end cap, sling mounts, horn-tipped ramrod, and much original finish throughout, London proof marks, barrelsmith's mark 'JP', in original fitted mahogany case lined in green baize with accessories including iron pincer-type bullet mould, Sykes silver- plated powder-flask engraved with a crest and the motto 'Persevere', wad-cuter and loading / cleaning rod, the lid with J. Purdey trade label, the exterior with flush-fitting brass carrying handle and circular brass escutcheon. Literature: L. Patrick Unsworth, The Early Purdeys, p. 83 & 148. Other Notes: The makers have kindly confirmed that this rifle was sold in July 1832 to the Hon. A Craven for the sum of £39. 18. 0. Unsworth notes that this is described as a "Large Rifle". He also notes that the records indicate a barrel length of 30in. which is confirmed by the Dimensions Book, although this also lists the calibre as 16-bore. However the Cash Ledgers record the rifle as a 10-bore. Perhaps this descrepency in calibre between the two record books could also go some way to account for the fact the current barrel length of 28in., which appears to be original, is also in conflict with the Dimensions Book.
Lot 903
THOMAS JACKSON, LONDON. A FINE 10-BORE PINFIRE DOUBLE-BARRELLED ROTARY-UNDERLEVER BIG GAME RIFLE, serial no. 2442, 26in. browned twist barrels signed 'THOMAS JACKSON. 29. EDWARDS STREET. PORTMAN SQUARE. LONDON.' on the matt rib, bead fore-sight, scroll engraved rear-sight of four folding leaves calibrated to 200 yards, case-hardened long tang profusely engraved with scrollwork inhabited with a tiger mask, border and scroll engraved case-hardened action decorated with a vignette of a tiger on the left side and a vignette of a lion on the right side, border and scroll engraved back-action bolted locks each signed 'THOMAS JACKSON. EDWARDS STREET', the left lock engraved with a rhinoceros, the right lock engraved with a leopard, 14 1/2in. well figured stock with chequered grip and fore-end, raised cheek-piece, border and scroll engraved iron mounts including blued pistolgrip trigger-guard decorated with a vignette of a creeping tiger on the bow, silver escutcheon, sling eyes, and much original finish, London proof marks.
Lot 1065
An early 19th century mahogany bow fronted chest of drawers, being boxwood and ebony strung and with applied moulded edge above a three panelled frieze and fitted with two short and three long graduated drawers beneath with wooden knob handles and cockbeading to each drawer front and raised on splayed bracket feet. Width 50 ins.
Lot 1149
A Regency mahogany bow fronted chest of drawers, the top with cross banded moulded edge above two short and three long graduated drawers with wooden knob handles bone lock escutcheons and cock beading to each drawer front flanked on either side by angled corners with fluted pilasters and raised on bracket feet. Width 40ins..
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