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Lot 2674
Vordermeyer, Ludwig (1868 Berlin - München 1933) "Rast" (Speerträger mit Pferd). Bronze mit dunkler Patina (l. berieben). Entwurf von 1905. Auf der Plinthe sign. und seitlich Gießerstempel der Gießerei Aktiengesellschaft Gladenbeck Berlin. H. 28,5 cm. Lit.: Gladenbeck-Katalog der Modelle, Nr. 2121, mit Abb. auf S. B 59.
Lot 578
Große und kleine Dose im Empire-Stil. Vergoldete Bronze mit Akanthusrelief. a) Deckel mit Reliefportrait "CHRISTIAN IX KONGE AF DANMARK" und Boden mit antiker Szene und Inschrift" MAND OG KVINDE DRENG OG PIGE GAV SIN SKJAERV TIL DANMARK RIGE". Kanten l. besch. D. 7,2 cm und b) Deckel mit Auerhahn in Landschaft. D. 11 cm. 19. Jh./um 1900.
Lot 595
Mörser der Spätrenaissance. Dunkel patinierte Bronze. Korpus mit umlaufend zwei reliefierten Ornamentfriesen und seitlichen Handhaben in stilisierter Delphinform. Der ausgestellte Rand mit umlaufender, zweizeiliger Inschrift "ARNOLT VON WACHTENDUNCK VEIRTUTES FLOS PERPETUUS + A D G + / SALLME VON WACHTENDONCK /G/B/V/ HOLTHEUSSEN/ Ao 1613 ANNO". Gebrauchsspuren, Boden mit kleineren Rep. Am Ansatz des Randes ein zu 2/3 des Gefäßes umlaufender Bruch mit alter, größtenteils entfernter Rep., Lippenrand mit einigen Kerben. H. 20,5, D. 23,5 cm. Prov.: Wohl aus dem Besitz des Arnold Freiherr von Wachtendonk (1549-1619) und der Johanna Salome von Wachtendonk, geborene von Holthausen und von Krickenbeck (1581-1636), nach ihrer Heirat am 21.11.1604 ansässig in Schloss Krickenbeck am Niederrhein.
Lot 621
Drei Freimaurer-Abzeichen. Feuervergoldete Bronze. Verschiedene Ausführungen. Zweimal mit bunt bemalten Emaileinlagen, einmal mit grünem und farblosem, facettierten Glassteinbesatz (3x lose anbei) und mittig Hinterglasbild (rückseitig Feuchtigkeitsschaden). Gebrauchsspuren, 1 Emaileinlage am Rand umlaufen best. 19. Jh. L. 9 bis 9,5 cm.
Lot 395
A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL GILT BRONZE AND PORCELAIN MOUNTED THREE LIGHT CANDELABRA IN ROCOCO REVIVAL TASTE mid 19th century, the foliate cast sockets and drip pans rising on tendrilous stems from behind the seated figures of a young man and a maiden, on rocaille cast bases, 31.5cm high, 27cm wide
Lot 173
THE SIGNIFICANT AND WELL DESERVED BRITISH EMPIRE MEDAL GROUP TO A WORLD WAR TWO VETERAN, WHO SERVED IN THE NORTH AFRICA, ITALY, & NORTHERN EUROPE CAMPAIGNS, INC GERMANY & SERVED WITH THE INTELLIGENCE CORPS, BEING ONE OF THOSE FROM 45 SECTION F.S.S. WHO WERE INVOLVED WITH THE ARREST, DETENTION & INITIAL INTERRORGATION OF HEINRICH HIMMLER, 135702 A/W.O. Class 2 Grenville GRAYER, group is as follows, all loose ready for wear or mounting, British Empire Medal GRI plain cypher in original box of issue, named 135702 AWO CL 2 Grenville Grayer. I.C. (Intelligence Corps) 1939-45, Africa, Italy, France & Germany Stars, Defence & War Medal. All un-named as issued, with this group is an original Shoulder Cloth Insignia Patch for Thirty Corps and a Bronze coloured Souvenir Medallion celebrating 30 Corps, struck in Belgium, with its original box, GRAYER joined the Army in 1939 and initially served with the R.A.S.C., but sometime between the North Africa/Sicily/Italy Campaigns Grayer returned to the UK and joined the Newly formed Intelligence Corps, completing his training in Scotland attached to the 45th Field Security Section, by this time with the rank of Sgt, working with amongst others a Sgt Britton, who would feature heavily with Grayer and his section at the end of the War, like thousands of other allied troops the Intel Corps, were heavily involved in the preparations for D-Day, Grayer entered the Invasion on D-Day +2 (June 8th, 1944) and would see action and involvement whilst serving in 30 Corps, Commanded by Leuit-General Sir Brian Horrocks, who would achieve fame for his valiant efforts in Operation Market Garden in September, 1944, as the War progressed and German forces retreated Grayer and 45 FSS found themselves in Northern Germany when the Nazi's surrendered in May 1945, During the morning of May 20th, 1945, a group of five German officers and seven other ranks were detained at the Bridge control at Bremervorde, they were handed over to 45 FSS for checking etc, It became apparent that three further Germans were in the vicinity and on May 22nd they were taken into custody by Sgt Britton and NCO’s from the section at the same check-point, information from immediate relatives of Grayer point to the fact one of the Germans, looked suspicious, and although he had recently issued papers stating he was a Sgt Heinrich Hizinger, Grayer was suspicious and this resulted in his initial questioning, Hizinger was asked to write a page of ‘lines’ to test his handwriting etc, the papers he was in possession of also caused concern as it was known that high ranking Nazis were copying these papers to avoid their true identities, during this time of Detention, Hizinger eventually revealed his true identity and whilst being examined by a Doctor, bit down on a cyanide capsule resulting in his death, Grayer liberated the following two items as ‘Tropaion’ or Trophies of War, page of written lines, written by Himler whilst being detained, Silk Toiletry bag in blue/cream coloured material, recovered from Himmler's possessions, the archive also includes an original photo of the recipient with colleagues from 45 F.S.S. Intel Corps, original papers and folder of paperwork from 30 Corps Intelligence Summary No 500 includes many intercepts showing life at the front from the German perspective, many other items of papers, photos, forms etc, include a photocopy of the arrest report of Himmler, which was signed by those present, including Grayer, a wealth of other paperwork including media from the time one photo showing Grayer, from the paper Nord Eclair September 1944, also present is a large double side silk Escape style map, all things considered an amazing archive
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