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Lot 1382
ASTRONAUTS: Small selection of signed colour 8 x 10 photographs and slightly smaller (1) by various American astronauts, including Scott Carpenter, Edgar Mitchell, Jack Lousma, Al Worden etc. All have boldy signed the images to clear areas, most also adding their mission names and other greetings (`Reach for the Stars!` etc.). Also including a 2" section of cable used on the Apollo 7 mission, the cable containing four wires covered in a bronze coloured plastic shielded by a braided steel wrapping, originally part of a longer cable supplying power to Apollo 7`s onboard 16mm data acquisition camera which was mounted in a window to record events outside the spacecraft. Accompanied by a colour copy of the North American Rockwell Temporary Parts Removal Tag which was attached to the cable following the craft’s decommissioning and disassembly. VG to EX, 6
Lot 1651
An 18th century Sevres porcelain Ewer and Basin, very well decorated in blue green with panels of birds, the basin date coded for 1753 and with the painter`s mark of Jacques Fontaine. The ewer date coded for 1755 and with fine gilt bronze hinge. The porcelain and marks of the period, the decoration possibly 19th c.
Lot 58
A PAIR OF PORCELAIN AND BRONZE CANDLESTICKS BY THE POPOV FACTORY, MOSCOW, CIRCA 1840, UNDERGLAZE BLUE CYRILLIC 'AP' MARKS Each on a porcelain base moulded with rocaille scrolls and oainted with coloured bouquets of flowers on cobalt ground in six compartments, bordered by gilt scrolls on white ground, the short bronze stem cast with stylized leaf mounts and socket 4 1/8 in. (10.5 cm.) high, 5½ in. (14 cm.) diameter (2) View on Christie's.com
Lot 758
Good French rouge marble and bronze two train clock garniture, the movement signed J. E. D within an oval striking on a bell, the 3.5" dial signed Barbedienne, within a breakfront classical pedestal case surmounted by a bronze tazza signed F. Barbedienne with two engraved heart shape handles, 14.75" high, flanked by two matching marble and bronze twin light candelabra surmounted by a stork and entwined serpent standing upon a turtle, 12.75" high
Lot 761
Unusual French ormolu two train mantel clock, the S. Marti & Cie movement striking on a bell, the 4" bronze dial engraved to resemble floorboards with raised Roman enamel cartouche numerals, within a treehouse built case supported upon a rocky base with prospectors` tools and implements, 15.5" high
Lot 83
* Miscellaneous Copies of Imperial Orders, Decorations and Badges, Eight: comprising theatrical copy of the Order of St. Andrew, in bronze-gilt and enamels, lacking crown and scroll suspension; Order of the White Eagle, type 1, in silver-gilt and enamels; Order of St. George (2), Third Class badge, with false kokoshnik, in gold and enamels and Fourth Class badge for 18 Deep Sea Voyages, in gold and enamels; St George Cross with cypher of Alexander I; Order of St. Anne, Civil Division, 3rd Class breast badge, by ??, in bronze-gilt and enamels, stamped at base of lower limb, and modern copies of badges for the Kexholm Guards and 62nd Suzdal Infantry Regiment, generally very fine, all offered as copies and/or with faults (three pieces illustrated) (8)
Lot 92
* Ensign School Graduate Badges (2), both Provisional Government issues of the Irkutsk school, both in silvered bronze and enamels, and with gilt swords (P. & B. vol. I, 1.7.3. and 1.7.5.), with screw-back suspension, very fine; together with another similar badge, in silvered metal and enamels but with gilt Imperial eagle, as found on civil university graduate badges, above, with screw-back fitment by Vokasu of Kiev, very fine (3)
Lot 93
* Ensign School Graduate Badges (4), comprising: ?? on central shield type (2), one by O.K., Moscow, with Imperial Crown and HII above eagle, in silver, gilt and enamels (P. & B. vol. I, 1.7.8/1 var.); with DO in blue enamel on reverse of crown; another, Provisional Government issue, with crown above eagle replaced by 1917 in wreath, in bronze-gilt and enamels (P. & B. vol. I, 1.7.8/5.); Northern Front Ensigns School, (2), both Provisional Government issue, in silver-gilt and enamels, both with ?C monogram maker’s mark, one with ?? on central shield, in silver-gilt and enamels (P. & B. vol. I, 1.7.20 var.), the other with IX on central shield, (P. & B. vol. I.7.20), very fine or better (4)
Lot 95
Infantry Regiments (3), comprising 100th Ostrov Regiment, in silvered bronze (P. & B. vol. II, 4.2.89.); 174th Romny Regiment, in bronze-gilt and enamels (P. & B. vol. II, 4.2.139.); 192nd Rymnik Regiment, in oxidized silver, and enamels (P. & B. vol. II, 4.2.152.), all with screw-back suspension, generally very fine; together with Siberian Cossack Army, in bronze-gilt and enamels (P. & B. vol. II, 5.5.8.), with screw-back suspension, enamel chipped, fine (4)
Lot 184
* Ethiopia, Order of the Star, Second Class set of insignia, of Ethiopian manufacture circa 1900, comprising neck badge, 108.5mm (including crown suspension) x 70.5mm, and breast star, 70.5mm, in bronze-gilt, one bead on lower point of badge lacking, good very fine, an unusually early example of this insignia, with original neck riband (2)
Lot 185
Finland, Cross of Liberty 1941, Third Class breast badge with Swords, in black and gilt bronze, with bronze-gilt swords, 39mm, extremely fine; together with other world medals (10), comprising; Austria (2), Small Silver Bravery Medal 1866-1917; Golden Jubilee Medal 1898; France, Médaille d’Honneur des Services Bénévoles, in bronze-gilt; Germany, Third Reich (3), West Wall Medal 1939, DRL Sports badge, Third Class, in bronze; Reichsparteitag 1935, bronzed zinc badge; Federal Republic, City of Nuremberg Merit medal; Great Britain (2), Army Temperance Association, Victoria Memorial; Visit to Ireland commemorative 1900, by E. Johnson, in bronze-gilt; Iraq, Coronation of Faisal II 1953, in silver; Japan, Red Cross Membership medal, in silver, and Military Next of Kin medal, in silver, 24mm, this with original purple cord and pin suspension, many very fine (11)
Lot 189
Germany, Bavaria, Military Merit Medal, Great War issue, in silvered bronze, 33mm, extremely fine; Great War Machine Gunner’s badge, in cloth, mounted on Junker zinc backing, slight damage to edge of cloth, very fine; together with miscellaneous medals, badges etc. (21), Imperial Germany-Third Reich, many fine (23)
Lot 197
German Imperial, a Great War mounted group of four: Iron Cross 1914, PRUSSIA, Red Cross Medal, Third Class, in bronze-gilt, BAVARIA, Order of Military Merit with Swords, in silver, gilt and enamels, HAMBURG, Hanseatic Cross, in silver and red enamel, mounted for wearing, very fine or better; together with a riband bar with clasp [but no medals] representing Iron Cross, Franco-Prussian War Medal and South West Africa Campaign Medal, this with clasp Toasis, very fine; and Bavaria, miniature Military Merit Medal in silver-gilt, 16mm, mounted on stickpin, with riband, extremely fine (lot)
Lot 198
German Imperial, a Great War mounted group of four: Iron Cross 1914, WÜRTTEMBERG, Golden Military Merit Medal, in silver-gilt, BAVARIA, Military Merit Cross, Third Class, with swords, WÜRTTEMBERG, Military Veteran’s League badge, mounted for wearing, good very fine; Austria, miscellaneous medals (8), comprising; large Silver, small silver and bronze Bravery medals, all 1866-1917 issue; bronze Military Medal, Franz Joseph issue; 1898 and 1908 Jubilees, General Campaign 1873 and a miniature Long Service Cross for 12 years; Serbia, Milosh Obilich Gold Medal, in bronze-gilt; 1912 War commemorative; and Malaysia, Perak, Pingat Penchormatan Guru, many very fine (15)
Lot 300
Great War Casualty Group awarded to Private Harold John Norman 16th London Regiment, attached 12th London Regiment, Three: British War and Victory Medals (472213 Pte. H. Norman. 12. Lond. R.), Memorial Plaque (Harold Norman), extremely fine; together with a hinged box with a photograph of the recipient on the lid and opening to reveal a gilt, niello and enamelled plaque (according to family tradition designed by the Dean of Westminster, Herbert Ryle, who composed the inscription on the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior), inscribed ‘To the dear memory of Harold John Norman, 1/16 O.W.R. London Reg. Killed in action near Ypres August 16th 1917, aged 25 years. His country called him, and he did his duty’, two London County Council school prize medals for 1905-06 and 1906-7 both named to H. Norman, one in case of issue, a cased bronze official Coronation commemorative medal 1902 and a silver-gilt badge, extremely fine (lot)
Lot 311
‡ Great War and Volunteer Group awarded to Captain Henry Lattey, School of Musketry and Inventor of the Lattey Optical Sight, which was to enhance the effectiveness of British Snipers during the Great War, Four: British War and Victory Medals (Capt. H. Lattey), Volunteer Long Service and Good Conduct (engraved No. 4371 Pte. H. Lattey. L.R.B.), National Rifle Association Honorary Life Member’s badge (reverse engraved Capt. H. Lattey) and a bronze shooting medal (reverse engraved Series D. 1890 H. Lattey L.R.B.), very fine or better (5)
Lot 314
British War Medals, Five: (16845 Pte. C. Gillingham. Dorset. R./SD-4215 Pte. A. G. Harman. R. Suss. R./27461 Pte. H. B. Scott. Sco. Rif./011840 Pte. J. Sheldrake. A.O.C./8680 Pte. F. Turner. L. N. Lan. R.), third lacking suspension, otherwise very fine or better; together with bronze issue (3081 Lab. Umar Khan, 6 Lab. Cps.), obverse stained, about very fine (6) £120-150
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