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Lot 10
Two Army Rifle Association prize medallions, in bronze with a lion in relief to the obverse, one un-issued and the other inscribed on the reverse: `1933/ The Worcestershire Cup/ 2nd/ 1st Bn The Suffolk Regiment`, and with the names of the team, diameter 10 cm (4 in.); together with a collection of other Royal Naval, Royal Marine and Army sporting medallions
Lot 300
A late nineteenth century German mantel clock, the eightday movement striking on a gong, having a chased circular silver dial with Roman Numerals, the ebonised cartouche shape case with gilt bronze mounts, 13. 5in (34cm) high, together with a walnut clock wall bracket, with ormolu mounts, 9in (23cm) wide. (2).
Lot 108
A Great War Group of Four to Foreman of Works Staff Sergeant G. Reeves, Royal Engineers 1914 Star (7782 F.Of W.S.Sjt G. Reeves. R.E.); British War and Victory Medals (7782 W.O. Cl.2. G. Reeves. R.E.); Army Long Service & G.C. (7782 F.Of: W Q.M. Sjt G. Reeves. R.E.), generally extremely fine, with: - Three Army Temperance Association Medals, silver (2), bronze (1) (7), scarce to rank and worthy of more research 7782 Foreman of Works Staff Sergeant George Reeves served with the Royal Engineers on the Western Front from 19.10.1914
Lot 112
A Great War O.B.E., group of Three to Group Captain S.A. Hebden, O.B.E., M.I.D., Royal Air Force a) The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, 1st type, Military Division, Officer`s (O.B.E.) breast Badge, silver gilt (Hallmarks for London 1919) b) British War and Victory Medals, M.I.D. Oakleaves (Lt.Col. S.A. Hebden. R.A.F.), good very fine, mounted for wear (3), with: - Dress miniature awards - Riband Bar - Bronze medal engraved `CEHS, C.C.C.` O.B.E., London Gazette 3.6.1919 Lt.-Col. Sacheverell Arthur Hebden (France) M.I.D., London Gazette 31.12.1918 Hebden, Lt.-Col. S.A. Group Captain Sacheverell Arthur Hebden, M.I.D., O.B.E. (1880-1963), appointed Major from an Equipment Officer, 1st Class 15.9.1916; advanced to rank of Wing Commander, transferred to General List from the Stores Branch 10.3.1921; Promoted as Group Captain 19.1.1925, appears on the Minster and outlying parishes 1929 census as `R.A.F. School of Technical Training (Men), Inland Area No 23 Group, Manston Aerodrome`; retired 17.5.1930
Lot 117
Family Group: British Empire Medal, Civil Division, E.II.R., Lady`s shoulder Badge (Gladys Glyde, Mrs. Pratley), extremely fine, in `Royal Mint` case of issue , with: - Enclosure from Buckingham Palace - A typed statement detailing the recipient`s efforts and relation the award - A typed itinerary of the Presentation Ceremony dated 1.11.72 Victory Medal (M2-194884 Pte.A. Pratley. A.S.C.), extremely fine A Later Issue Second World War Group of Four to Lieutenant R.C. Pratley, Royal Artillery 1939-1945 Star; France & Germany Star; Defence and War Medals; Efficiency Medal, G.VI.R., with `Territorial` scroll suspension (Lt R C Pratley RA), generally extremely fine, mounted for wear, with: - Transmission slip - Bronze prize medal, obverse reads `Loyaute S.C.D. M`oblige H.E.G.S.`, engraved `1st 1 Length Handicap Under 14 R.C. Pratley 1935` - Royal Life Saving Society Medal, reverse engraved `R.C. Pratley, July 37` B.E.M., London Gazette 3.6.1972 Gladys Glyde, Mrs. Pratley, Member, Borough Staff, London Borough of Ealing, Women`s Royal Voluntary Service. Mrs Edith Pratley, B.E.M., served with the WRVS throughout the Second World War, and from 1941-46 she was in charge of the Service` canteen on an army gun-site, in addition to do ARP service. After the war she specialised in caring for the elderly and in 1956 her help was invaluable in helping many Hungarian refugees find accommodation.
Lot 189
A Pair of 18th Century Italian Bronze Pricket Stands: The spikes centring hexagonal bell-form drip trays with collars of flared trefoils. The ball & baluster knopped stems and triform bases having canted corners and forming scroll terminals & shell protrusions above the square pad feet. 23½ ins (60 cms) in height.
Lot 257
A 17th/Early 18th Century Bronze Nest of Weights. The circular lid with a dog head handle and hinge. The tapering bucket form weight outer weight enriched with bands of punchwork including a scene with men & hounds hunting boar. Each weight stamped `COBLENZ` with punch-work eagles. 4¾ (12 cms) in height, 5 ins (13 cms) in width.
Lot 382
A Gothic Bronze Plaque of St Hubertus, depicted in woodland with a stag to the left bearing a crucifix between its antlers and a horse & dog to the right. 13¼ ins x 11½ ins (34 cms x 29 cms). [Analysis report declaring that it is not 19th century and that the composition is the same as bronze made many hundreds of years ago].
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