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Lot 76
dating: 19th Century provenance: Scandinavia, Light wooden tiller of round section; curved at the first part, curved downwards at the edge, old restored breakage; nut and plaques on the sides made of bone; bow made of horn with original string, only the visor made of iron. Behind the nut a horn peep sight. length 73 cm.
Lot 82
dating: 1642 provenance: Germany, Heavy bow, made of iron, complete with string (original tiller, rope of modern manufacture), wooden German-style tiller richly carved with pearl and brass, the lower part en suite at the back, the rest with bone plates, brass plate lengthwise at the upper part, with trigger dated '1642', covered with bone segments, brass nut. Pins, screws, guard and fore ring made of iron. Damages and small missing parts, a good item. length 68 cm.
Lot 937
A 19th century rosewood folding card table, on a carved support shape base with bun feet, 92 cm widevey slight bow/smile to top, as usual, more felt than seen, mouding parts detached and present in storage section, just need gluing, generally solid, good colour, some scratches as you would expect.
Lot 338
A William IV oak framed library armchair, circa 1830, bow top, green studded leather button back upholstery, scrolling padded arms, long seat cushion, serpentine apron, baluster reeded front legs, sabre rear legs, brass castors, height 104cm, width 68cm, depth 71cmProvenance: Over Burrows House, Derbyshire
Lot 188
2 Silver occasional spoons, 833/000, one spoon with a scalloped bowl with a depiction of a mill and a church, a carved handle and crowned with a hunter, MT.:YT van Erp, Leeuwarden, y.:s: 1902, and a spoon with a bowl with a peasant image, a double-twisted handle crowned with a coat of arms with a lion, and a bow with Noord Brabant "and with an engraving on the back: HBH to MBF, December 5th 1897" MT .: presumably JF van Beugen, 's Hertogenbosch. Approved for export. total approx 114 grams. 18-20cm. In good condition."
Lot 659
Yellow gold pendant, 585/000, with pearls and red stone. Pendant with a pendant eye with bow, set with seed pearls and underneath a rosette with a red stone in the middle with an edge with 8 seed pearls. Pendant size 20x10mm. about 1.0 gram. 2 pearls are missing in the bow, otherwise in good condition
Lot 1664
REGENCY MAHOGANY BOW FRONTED SIDEBOARD, of Sheraton design, the raised back with four drawers, the body with one long and two short drawers over two deep drawers (the left fitted for bottles) and central recess with cupboard door, on square tapered legs, outlined throughout in boxwood, 110.5cm high, 162cm wide
Lot 192
A Meissen style German porcelain monkey band, comprising nine musical figures including the conductor, each with underglazed blue crossed sword marks to underside, tallest 16 cm highCondition report: some breaks to include conductor's hand missing, his other one reglued on, drummer's hand missing, violinist's bow broken off tip, figure in green jacket's instrument is broken. Some losses of paint and minor nicks to edges, wear to undersides commensurate with age
Lot 320
Six late 19th and early 20th century Continental and English figures to include a Dresden figural group of young couple and couple seated in woodland with birdcage and bird in hand to a stylised grassy plinth, length 26cm, blue Dresden Art Pottery mark to the base for Wilhelm Rittirsch, a pair of fruit sellers, a young woman and young man carrying baskets of fruit, with gold anchor mark verso, height 18cm, a pair of Continental figures of a courting couple in 18th century period costume, height 17.5cm, indistinct marks to the base and a late 19th/early 20th century German Volkstedt figure of a Georgian dandy, blue pitch mark to the base (6). CONDITION REPORT Lady - head and fan broken and re-glued, no missing pieces, crack across one wrist, sliver of bow end around waist missing, all restorableGent - Rim chips around lac on bouquet, some small areas of discolouration to hat, no obvious signs of restorationFruit sellers - lady has some age related wear, no obvious sign of restoration, some small chips to leaves and fruit in basket, man has small finger missing from hand on basket, small areas of leaves and fruit with chips, no obvious signs of restoration Beak of songbird broken small areas of brocade missing to the tree art the back of group, no obvious signs of restoration, needs cleaning
Lot 6
A 19th century inlaid mahogany bow-fronted chest of two short over three long graduated drawers, each with feather stringing and with ornate pierced brass drop handles, on swept bracket feet, 104 x 105 x 54cm. CONDITION REPORT Top has various scratches and losses to the cross banding, cracks to the corners, some minor losses to the front, further splits to sides, there is a hole drilled in the back
Lot 137
Fielding (Henry). A Clear State of the Case of Elizabeth Canning, who hath sworn that she was robbed and almost starved to death by a Gang of Gipsies and other Villains in January last, for which one Mary Squires now lies under Sentence of Death, 1st edition, London: A. Millar, 1753, initial five leaves with closed tear at gutter (title repaired to verso), final leaf detached and with few edge tears, some browning, disbound 8vo, contained in purpose-made book box with red morocco spine, together with a 2nd edition of the same title, contained in matching book box, Ibid., An Enquiry into the causes of the late Increase of Robbers, &c. with some Proposals for Remedying this Growing Evil..., London: A. Millar, 1751, small worm hole to initial leaves, puncture holes at gutter where previously sewn, modern marbled boards, 8vo, Southcott (Joanna), The Strange Effects of Faith; with Remarkable Prophecies, made in 1792, &c. of things which are to come: also, some account of my life, 4th edition, London: printed by W. Marchant, 1816, underscoring and occasional marginalia, modern cloth-backed boards, 8vo, Ibid., Letters, and Communications of Joanna Southcott, The Prophetess of Exeter: lately written to Jane Townley, Stourbridge: Printed by J. Heming, 1804, modern cloth-backed marbled boards, 8vo, Birkbeck (Morris), Letters from Illinois, London: Taylor & Hessey, 1818, six advert leaves at rear, original boards with modern reback, 8vo, plus other 18th & 19th century pamphlets etc.Qty: (18)NOTESOne of the many publications relating to the Canning case. Elizabeth Canning, a girl of eighteen, disappeared in January 1752, reappearing in a half-starved, diseased state a month later. She claimed to have been imprisoned by a gypsy, Mary Squires, and related her tale to the novelist Henry Fielding in his position as a Bow Street magistrate. Squires was tried at the Old Bailey and sentenced to death but the Lord Mayor, Sir Crisp Gascoyne, was suspicious and made investigations which resulted in Squires being proved innocent and pardoned. At this point many pamphlets appeared and London was divided between "Canningites" and "Egyptians". Canning was tried for perjury in 1754 and transported to America but never disclosed the full story of her disappearance.
Lot 450
19th Century Continental Infantry Officer's Sword 32 inch, narrow, double edged blade. Gilt brass shell guard cast with central rampant lion within a wreath and on a ground of flags. Gilt brass knuckle bow with laurel decoration. The quillon with lion mask end. Gilt brass pommel with winged beehive and lightening bolts. Rear of shell guard absent. Contained in its brass mounted, leather scabbard. Complete with gilt sword knot.
Lot 453
Victorian Court Sword 32 1/2 inch, double edged, narrow blade. Etched foliage panels and crowned VR cypher. Blade etched with E Thurkle Maker Soho London. Gilt brass, downturn shell guard with applied oak leaf wreath and central crowned VR. Gilt brass, ball ended crossguard and knuckle bow. Gilt brass coronet pommel. Twist wire covered grip. Contained in its gilt brass, acorn decorated mounts, leather scabbard. Gilt cord sword knot.
Lot 454
19th Century Continental Officer's Sword 31 3/4 inch, single edged, narrow blade with full length, narrow fuller. White metal, double shell guard, D shape knuckle bow with floral decorated quillon, floral decorated urn pommel. Contained in its white metal mounted, leather scabbard complete with chain mounts and belt hook. Scabbard seam partly split.
Lot 459
19th Century Knights Golden Eagle Society Sword 30 1/4 inch, double edged, narrow blade. Etched floral scrolls, knights in armour and Knights Golden Eagle panel. Gilt brass, double langets decorated with figures. Gilt brass, Masonic style crossguard. Gilt brass, ball pommel surmounted by an eagle. Chain knuckle bow. Ribbed, leather covered grip with twist wire binding. Contained in its gilt brass scabbard with ornate mounts.
Lot 475
Late 19th Century American Officer's Sword 31 inch, double edged, narrow blade. Etched American eagle US, stand of arms and foliage scroll panels. Gilt brass, double shell guard with rear folding section. Both with stand of arms decoration and the front shell with central eagle. Gilt brass knuckle bow with lightening flash decoration. Urn pommel with American eagle. Shagreen covered, ribbed grip. Contained in its plated scabbard with floral decorated mounts.
Lot 477
Current American Navy Officer's Sword 30 inch, single edged, narrow blade with fuller. Finely etched, fouled anchor, USN, US eagle and foliage panels. Forte etched Swords From Toledo. Gilt guard and knuckle bow with foliage decoration with USN. Gilt pommel. White composite grip with twist wire binding. Contained in its leather covered, steel scabbard with gilt mounts with rope decoration. Clean condition.
Lot 489
Fine Quality 17th Century Continental Swept Hilt Rapier 41 inch, double edged, narrow blade running through the lower guard. Short, narrow fuller. Steel, multi ring guard, chiselled steel arms and knuckle bow. Steel, chiselled rib pommel. Steel, spiral cut grip side bars. Central, stud decorated, copper grip panels. Fine quality, early sword.
Lot 493
Victorian Revival of a 17th Century Swept Hilt Rapier 36 1/2 inch, double edged, narrow blade running through the lower guard. Steel, multi ring guard. Long, steel crossguard. Triple steel knuckle bow. Steel urn pommel with cog decoration. Turned wooden ring grip with central, steel cog ring.
Lot 578
Napoleonic Period 2nd Model Baker Sword Bayonet 23 inch, single edged blade with sharpened back edge point. Back edge marked Osborn & Gunby with crowned 2 to the forte. Cast brass crossguard with single langet, brass D shape knuckle bow. Brass ribbed grip with securing slot to the rear. Side mounted, steel spring and stud release.
Lot 435
An Edwardian mahogany compactum wardrobe, the outswept pediment with dentil moulding above a pair of bow fronted doors, opening to reveal a single shelf, above a mirror backed recess and four long graduated drawers, flanked by a pair of doors, inset bevelled glass, opening to reveal hanging rails and a single drawer, raised on a plinth base, with key, 212cm high, 208cm wide,
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