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Lot 596
A City of London Imperial Volunteers pale bronze commemorative medallion, diam 3”, in leatherette display case which opens to show descriptions of obv and reverse; “In Commemoration of the Raising and Equipment of The City of London Imperial Volunteers and their Service in South Africa 1899-1900” etc in gilt on lid. Near VGC
Lot 758
8 cap badges:officer’s enamelled R Scots, OR’s 4th Bn S Lancs (slide missing), 2nd VB Manchester (lugs missing), Bucks Bn, R I Fus Canada, bronze RWAFF, R Malta Militia (lugs missing), S African Med. Corps; a Mine Clearance badge; a 4th H band pouch badge (worn, 2 lugs missing); and another. GC (11)
Lot 760
27 mostly different infantry, corps, etc cap badges, including 17th L, Buffs, Devon, Bedford (brooch pin), KOSB, R W Kent (2), KRRC, Manchester 1st patt, R I Rifles WM, Rifle Brigade (705), RAF, RAOC Geo VI ASC, Cambridge U OTC officers bronze, Lothians & Border, R Montreal Regt etc; sundry other items. GC
Lot 795
A post 1902 RA officer’s khaki SD peaked cap, bronze badge and buttons, and an ERII similar, staybrite buttons in box with pair gloves; an ER brown leather shoulder belt and pouch with ERII bronze flap badge; a post 1902 RA Captains blue frock coat, embroidered collar badges; an ERII RA Majors khaki SD tunic, overalls and Sam Browne belt; an ERII RAOC Sergeants No 1 Blue tunic and overalls and similar RA WO’s with shoulder sash; sundry other items. Generally GC to VGC
Lot 1156
A pair of 22 bore percussion holster pistols by Ketland & Co, converted from flintlock, 12¾” overall, octagonal barrels 8” engraved “London” in script, with Tower private proofs and silver spider fore sights; flat stepped locks engraved “Ketland & Co” in script, plain walnut fullstocks with bronze mounts including engraved trigger guards with pineapple finials; horn tipped ramrods with worms. GWO & C (some pitting at one breech, traces of old repairs to stocks); in a later green baize lined mahogany case containing bag shaped copper flask (worn, charger AF), a continental steel pincer mould, cleaning rod, Eley cap tin, small pewter oil bottle, and the handle only of a nipple key or turnscrew. Pistols only Plate 15
Lot 250
A Chinese bronze Figure of Maitreya, probably early Ming Dynasty, the god seated on the back of a kylin, on a rectangular gadrooned base, traces of pigment and gilding, 27.2cm This deity is Maitreya The Buddha of the Future (Champa in Tibetan). His identification symbols are the water pot, which is supported at his right shoulder on a lotus stem in his right hand. A secondary symbol is the stupa in his headdress. This bronze is Chinese in style and manufacture, but made for a Tibetan Buddhist, or for use either in northern China or in Tibet.
Lot 254
A Chinese Bronze Vase, probably Jiajing (1522-66), the well-cast elongated pear body with lotus between elephant head handles above swags of pearls and on three elephant head feet, the whole set with cabochons, most missing, 19.5cm Some of the stones may be emeralds, but the majority were probably smoky quartz. Similarly caparisoned elephants, which are of Buddhist significance, were frequent in the late Ming, taking the form of incense burners and porcelain kendhi. For a one of the former, see Chinese and Japanese Bronzes, A.D. 1100-1900, Michael Goedhuis, 1989, no 17.
Lot 411
An Indian bronze Figure, possibly 15th century and of a Tantric Guru, standing with hands outstretched in a loincloth, the eyes inlaid in white glass, his hair in a pigtail, touches of red pigment, 19cm A bronze figure with similar features and casting - though not form - is illustrated in Himalayas, Pratapaditya Pal, 2003, no.102, where that figure is dated 15th century or earlier, but reference is made to another dating 18th/19th century.
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