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Lot 3063
A 19th century Ottoman white metal demi-lune palaska cartridge box, the long rectangular cover hold in place by a chained pin, enclosing a tinned interior, applied overall with a field and alternating borders of beading, belt loop to verso, 8cm wide; a pair of bronze areca nut or betel crackers, of typical form, pierced 'minaret' terminals, 15cm long, 18th century or earlier; an Indian patinated bronze chuna-dani betel nut lime paste box, of typical form, strung with spatula and other instruments for consumption, the interior with traces of verdigris, the circular case 4cm diam, 18th/19th century; Middle Eastern white metal and silver rings, 19th century, (2), [5]
Lot 3120
A George IV dark patinated bronze plaque, as a horse passant, applied beneath an armorial tablet of the Worshipful Company of Saddlers also bronze to an oak architectural triform mount,applied to verso with and old paper label indistinctly inscribed in ink manuscript, and a typed description with footnote This relief is said to have been given by George IV to be hung in Mer Hancock's Parlour as a reward for his fine work of cabinet making in the Royal Palaces, 32.5cm wide overall, c.1825
Lot 37
A 19thC exhibition quality J W Benson mantel clock, with Royal links, the 12cm Dia. Roman numeric dial marked J W Benson, with exposed cog work revealing the 8-day movement, in a Neo Classical polished bronze case, with brass additions, an inverted front and further plaque reading The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Sheffield 16th August 1875, the back plate numbered 64, striking on the hour and half hours, in a break front case, 42cm H. The clock was probably made for the opening of Firth Park when Edward Prince of Wales and Princess Alexandra formally opened it, on the date above. James W Benson (1826-1878)had several Royal Warrants, with premises in Cornhill, Ludgate Hill and Old Bond Street.
Lot 575
Royal Army Medical Corps Silver Presentation Figure.This dramatic silver figure depicts a WW1 RAMC medic carrying a wounded comrade. The casualty is swathed in bandages to his head and is carried on the back of the medic as he jogs through the mud of the front line. Bearing silver hallmarks for Birmingham 1999. There is a further mark indicating this is a filled stature with a silver cover and not solid silver. The figures are mounted onto a mahogany plinth with a presentation inscription “Presented to Lt Gen Sir Richard Gray KCB OBE DL by Officers Mess 250 (Hull) Amb (V) on his retirement as Honorary Colonel Adieu”. Overall Height 10 inches. The statue has been damaged at the foot and ankle of the running figure and with basic repair, still remains an impressive display item.Information supplied by the vendor indicates the full size bronze statue is on display at the Army Medical Services Museum Keogh Barracks Aldershot.
Lot 669
South Lancashire Regiment (Prince of Wales’s Volunteers) Officer’s Undress uniforms.An interesting example. Blue serge “frock” with fine bi-metal collar badges. Gilt metal buttons and Lieutenant Colonel’s post 1902 badges of rank. Medal ribbons absent, otherwise VGC ... Khaki Service Dress tunic by James Harris, Stirling, to same officer, the label inscribed Lt Col Brodie 1/11/42. Good bronze collar badges, ribbons for British War Medal, Victory Medal, 1935 Silver Jubilee and 1937 Coronation Medals. Minimal moth confined to right cuff, otherwise VGC. (2 items)
Lot 440
Royal Artillery attributed Territorial Decoration group of four medals and miniatures.Attributed to Major G.L. Dendy TD Royal Artillery T.A.R.O. Comprising: 1939/45 Star, Defence Medal, War Medal, Territorial Decoration (GVIR). Mounted as worn ... Corresponding miniature Medal group ... War Office letter addressed to the Major regarding his retirement ... Also a Royal Artillery OSD Bronze Cap Badge. (one blade absent).Major G.L. Dendy TD address is given as Peppard Common Henley-on-Thames Oxfordshire 1959.
Lot 461
WW1 18th (Arts & Crafts) Bn King’s Royal Rifle Corps 1917 Casualty Group of Medals.Awarded to Private Geoffrey Robinson Abbott who was Killed in Action July 1917. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, “R-12727 PTE G.R. ABBOTT KRRC”. Bronze Memorial Plaque “GEOFFREY ROBINSON ABBOTT”. Private Geoffrey Robinson Abbott was born in Paddington and was a resident of Southminster. His medal card index confirms he landed in France after 1916 and his was Killed in Action on the 31st July 1917, whilst serving with the 18th Bn KRRC.
Lot 505
WW1 18th (2nd Bradford Pals) West Yorkshire Regiment Casualty Group of Medals.Awarded to 18/718 Private George Henry Mills from Bradford, who was later Killed in Action with the 8th Bn Royal Scots. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, “18-718 PTE G MILLS W. YORK R.”, British War Medal, Victory Medal, “718 PTE G. MILLS W. YORK R.”..... Bronze Memorial Plaque “GEORGE HENRY MILLS”. This contained in original card case and postal envelope with address to Mrs C Mills of Bradford. Private George Henry Mills a native of Bradford landed in Egypt with his Battalion on the 22nd December 1915, Posted to the Western Front, he later transferred to the 8th Bn Royal Scots and was Killed in Action on the 23rd July 1918.
Lot 519
WW1 23rd (2nd Football) Bn Middlesex Regiment 1916 Casualty Medal Group.Awarded to “L15994 PTE F.S. SMITHSON MDDX R”. Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal, bronze Memorial Plaque “FRANK STEWART SMITHSON”. These are mounted into a contemporary glazed frame with a Middlesex cap badge.Lance Corporal Frank Stewart Smithson from North London Died of Wounds on the 17th September 1916. His is confirmed as being awarded the BWM & VM only.
Lot 520
WW1 8th BN King’s Own Scottish Borderers 1915 Battle of Loos Casualty Group of Medals.Awarded to “14306 PTE G.A. OWBRIDGE K.O. SCO BORD”. Comprising: 1914/15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, Bronze Memorial Plaque “GEORGE ALFRED OWBRIDGE”. ... Accompanied by Family Memorial Card. ... Cap Badge. ... Memorial Plaque: Buckingham Palace letter. Card Cover. .. Envelope. Private George Alfred Owbridge was a native of West Hartlepool. He landed in France with the 8th KOSB on the 10th July 1915 and was Killed in Action on the 25th September 1915, his memorial card stating killed at the Battle of Loos.
Lot 541
2nd Bn West Riding Regiment Officer Prisoner of War Casualty Medal Group & Ephemera.Awarded to Second Lieutenant Archibald Herbert Larcombe who died as a POW within weeks of the end of the Great War Comprising: British War Medal, Victory Medal “2 LIEUT A.H. LARCOMBE”, Bronze Memorial Plaque “ARCHIBALD HERBERT LARCOMBE”, Memorial Scroll. Accompanied by a number of photographs taken as a POW. ... Letter from a fellow Officer after Larcombe’s capture. ... Letter informing of his death. ... etc. The Memorial Plaque and Scroll are mounted into a contemporary glazed frame (glass cracked). Second Lieutenant Archibald Herbert Larcombe a native of Frome was commissioned on the 22nd November 1916. Proceeding to France he was serving with the 2nd Bn Duke of Wellingtons Regiment the West Riding Regiment. A letter accompanying the lot was received by the family on the 20th May 1917. Sent by 2nd Lieutenant William Ewant Horsley a friend, he reported that Archibald had been wounded during an attack almost reaching the Battalion objective he was known to have crawled into a shell hole with the intention of making the British lines after dark. The German counter offensive cut off his position and there was a strong chance he along with a number of his men had been captured. This turned out to be the case with a number of original postcard photographs showing Archibald with fellow prisoners. A letter dated 9th January 1919 from the Central Prisoners of War Committee confirmed he died in the “ lazarett at Ohrdruf on the 26th October 1918”.
Lot 180
Of Royal commemorative interest, a collection of 20th century British monarch busts to include a bronze of Queen Mary of Teck on a polished marble base, 16.5 cm high, two cast polished bronze examples, of Edward VIII (16 cm high) and George VI (18 cm high) a cast composite study of Edward VIII and a further plaster Edward VIII bust with coronation date of May 12th 1937, 24 cm high, also together with a bolt of fabric decorated with vignettes of Edward VIII to include the coronation, 196 x 87 cm. (6).
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