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Lot 1292
Ferdinand Preiss (German 1882-1943), `Gamine`, Art Deco cold painted bronze and carved ivory figure, of a lady standing with her hands in her pockets, wearing green jacket and skirt with gold coloured blouse, raised on rectangular onyx base, the base engraved `F Preiss`, 34cm high including base
Lot 103
•L. S. LOWRY (1887 - 1976) SET OF THREE ARTIST SIGNED COLOUR PRINTS AND A BRONZE RELIEF PLAQUE OF THE ARTIST `Self Portrait`, `The Artist`s Mother` and `The Artist`s Father` signed in pencil limited edition of 300 10 1/2" x 14 1/2" (26.5 x 37cm) The above three prints were issued in conjunction with a bronze circular plaque with a relief profile of the artist by the sculpton Leo Solomon, in commemoration of Lowry`s 88th birthday, 5" diameter (in one frame)
Lot 173
A scarce 6 shot .32” rimfire Lucius W Pond front loading, separate chambered single action revolver, 8½” overall, octagonal barrel 4”, number 16 (1863), steel barrel, bronze frame, rosewood grips. Good Working Order and Condition (light pitting to barrel and hammer, notches cut into grips?, ejector missing from butt strap). Plate 39
Lot 314
A pair of Continental (French or Belgian) bronze framed and bronze barrelled flintlock boxlock blunderbuss pistols 7¾” overall, bell mouth barrels 3½”, the frames engraved with drum and primitive cannon barrel; with top safeties and slightly bulbous pale walnut slab butt. Good Working Order and Condition (both top jaws and screws replaced, the jaw screws bent) Plate 67
Lot 324
A scarce 6 shot .42” Merwin & Bray cup primed Plants Mfg Co front loading single action Army revolver, 10¼” overall, barrel 5½”, number 2542, octagonal steel barrel marked “Merwin and Bray, New York”, bronze frame, polished rosewood grips. Good Working Order and Condition, (some staining to steel) Plate 69
Lot 339
A good cased 5 shot 54 bore Beaumont Adams percussion revolver, the top strap engraved “Robert Adams, 76 King William Street, London”, the frame engraved “B 20,662 Adams’ Patent 36,432R”, the cylinder also numbered “36,432R”, with London proofs and L.A.C. mark. Good Working Order and Condition, retaining approximately 60% of original deep mirror blued finish (some staining to trigger guard and butt cap); in its original green baize lined fitted oak case, with Robert Adams trade label (worn), plain bag shaped copper flask by Dixon, double cavity 54 bore bronze mould, cleaning rod, nipple key with pricker, screwdriver, pewter oil bottle, and a 16 bore wad punch. Good Condition (slight damage to lid of case which is also slightly warped, key hole escutcheon and key missing). Plate 74
Lot 357
A cased 5 shot 54 bore Tranter’s patent double action percussion revolver, 11½” overall, barrel 6”, with London proofs, the top strap engraved “Wilkinson & Son, Pall Mall, London”, frame engraved “No 21756T”, with deeply chequered walnut butt. Good Working Order and Condition, retaining traces of original blued finish; in its original green baize lined fitted mahogany case with circular brass escutcheon in lid and Wilkinson & Son trade label, containing double cavity 54 bore bronze mould stamped “Tranters Patent”, bag shaped copper flask by Hawksley, with original lacquered finish, brass mounted cleaning rod, ebony handled turnscrew, Joyce cap tin with labels, and Hawksley pewter oil bottle (minor damage to case, no key). Plate 83
Lot 396
A good pair of 18th century bronze cannon barrels, 33” overall including cascabels, bore diameter 2”, with 4 holes around the touch holes to take a firing mechanism. Good Condition with nice green patina overall; on their old 4 wheeled stepped wooden carriages with bronze trunnion caps and wooden elevating wedges. See inside front cover.
Lot 1012
50 assorted coins and medallionsincluding Eliz. I hammered sixpence 1566, marginal clipping, F; George II Shilling 1758F, sixpence 1758 F, AR penny 1731 irregular edge F; Geo III AR twopence 1784 VF, Vic WM Coronation medallion 1838, pierced for suspension, no ring, GVF, WM jubilee medal 1887 for Brighton F, France: bronze medallion Societe Industrielle Du Nord...Lille Exposition D’automobiles 1898 VF
Lot 1046
A Third Reich Minesweeper, Submarine Hunter and Escort Vessel badge, early type of brass with unmarked silver back, broad pin and traces of silver to front, the reverse scratched “Stechemesser M35189N”, GC (the swastika partly erased); also a bronze DRL badge with swastika, by Wernstein, Jena. GC (2)
Lot 1076
7 cap badges: Vic Royals (brooch pin), 11th H, officer’s bronze Tanks 2nd patt, Gloucester back badge with slide marked “F N B’ham”, Middlesex (silver plated and brooched), 3rd Auckland, London Church Cadets; an officer’s I.grenade. F title; officer’s XXIII London and KSLI collars; 4 others. GC (14)
Lot 1102
13 London cap badges: 5th City (1820), WM and blackened, and do. (1821), 8th P. Office WM, 10th Hackney bronze, 11th Finsbury bronze, 12th Rangers (1835 and 1836), 15th POW Civil Service blackened and officer’s bronze, 16th Q Westminster (1845) bronzed, 17th Poplar and Stepney blackened and Artists Rifles. GC
Lot 1293
An Indian 14 bore percussion gun, 46” overall, barrel 30” with simple line decoration and initials “D.S.S” at breech, the Enfield style lock from an earlier military weapon, the plate stamped “2nd Irregular Cavalry”, halfstocked with pistol grip and bronze mounts including small patch box in butt. WO & QGC (worn overall)
Lot 35
A pair of dark brown patinated bronze twelve-branch candelabra, early 20th century, each with a central cut glass column and spire, the scrolled branches with circular moulded drip pans extensively hung with beaded swags and pear-shaped drops, issuing from baluster and knopped glass supports and raised on foliate and scroll moulded circular bases, standing on simulated porphyry hexagonal pedestals, candelabrum 96cm high (2) CONDITION REPORT: No obvious major faults.
Lot 43
An unusually large Japanese bronze fighting cock, late 19th century, naturalistically cast with tooled feathers and with traces of silver and gilt patination, on a wooden plinth, 69cm excluding plinth CONDITION REPORT: One leg loose. AMENDED CONDITION REPORT: Section of feathers missing on leg joint of front leg. Solder lines visible on two of the claws on front foot. Small split to feathers at back of front leg. Some rubbing to surface. Please view additional images.
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