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Lot 148
Single owner collection of World War I and later memorabilia comprising World War I Casualty Group to Private John Johnson 12713 of the South Lancashire Regiment being 1914-18 medal, 1914-15 Star, War for Civilisation medal and Bronze Death Plaque, Private Johnson was killed on the 22nd July 1916 and his memorial is at Thiepval Memorial, also another Casualty medal awarded to Private James Kilroe 19372 of the South Lancashire Regiment, Private Kilroe was killed on the 29th May 1916 and his memorial is in the Ecoivres Military Cemetery, Mont-St.Eloi, also in this lot are nine War of Civilisation medals mostly to member of the South Lancashire Regiment, a 1914-15 Star awarded to Corporal J. Boydell of the South Lancashire Regiment, two 1914-18 medals and a large quantity of badges and other medals etc all contained in an oak box (illustrated)
Lot 152
A collection of medals comprising two cased silver Manchester & North of England Orchid Society Prize medals, cased bronze Southport Photographic Society medal awarded to A J Beckton 1902, cased silver medal with initials N.E.H.C, gilt Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee medal, brass 1805 Calendar medal and a Manchester 1887 Royal Jubilee Exhibition Season ticket
Lot 158
A RUDGE BRADSHAW SPECIAL MOTORCYCLE, pre World War II rigid framed special, 350 cc sports model engine, with overhead valves, outside flywheel with quick withdraw attachment, roller bearing connecting rod, stream lined cylinder head with polished valve ports high lift camshaft, inclined push rods with tappet return springs, phosphor bronze rocker unit, large oil pump giving increased oil capacity and therefore more efficient cooling, direct coupling for the magneto negating the need for magneto driving chains and sprockets. The motorcycle believed to have been built for hill climbing and sprint events See illustration
Lot 61
A collection of War medals comprising World War I war medal and Victory medal awarded to '61566 Pte J Morley, Durh L I', four World War II medals comprising 1939-45 war medal, Defence Medal 1939-45 star and The Africa Star, un-named as issued and a Bronze Medal 'For service in National Emergency May 1926' in fitted case, a Nazi 'Wound Badge' and nine German 10 mark 'Olympic Games Munich 1972' coins (a quantity)
Lot 90
A collection of cased commemorative coinage, four 'Bailiwick of Jersey' case set of four silver coins 1972 Royal Wedding Anniversary, two 'Commonwealth of Bahama Islands' proof set of cased nine coins dated 1973 by Franklin Mint, cased set 1973 British Virgin Islands proof set of seven coins, a Falkland Islands silver proof coin 1885-1985, a Zambia Anniversary of Independence 1965 five shilling in Royal Mint case, and Royal Mint cased silver proof £1 coin in capsule, dated 1985 (10) and twelve sets of halfpennies George V dated 1926-1936 and nine sets of halfpennies George VI dated 1937-1952 plus five 19th century bronze medallions, 1834 Birmingham Town Hall first Music Festival, 1842 Thames Tunnel Finished, 1843 S.S. 'The Great Britain' Launched, 1846 The Passing of Sir Rob't Peels Free Trade Measures, undated county map of England (a quantity)
Lot 94
An assorted collection of British silver and copper coins to include a George III crown dated 1820, George IV crown dated 1822, a George III half crown dated 1819, George VI crown dated 1951, Elizabeth II Coronation crown dated 1953 (2), two Victorian 'old head' crowns dated 1895 and 1896 and a double florin dated 1889, together with small silver coinage Queen Anne shilling dated 1712, George III shilling dated 1816, four six pences and eleven four pences and three pences, and five copper and bronze coins George II fathing dated 1731, half penny dated 1750, George III penny dated 1806, and two Edward VII 1/3 farthing and an Edward VII half sovereign dated 1909 in pendant mount (a quantity)
Lot 411
A PAIR OF BRONZE JARDINIERES, the ovoid bowl cast in high relief and carved with dragons and cloud scrolls beneath lappets, the pedestal with phoenix and finches above an openwork band of shishi and peony flowers, on domed foot, russet patina rubbed in places, 98cm h, Meiji ++Both in good condition with much accretion of dirt and grime over time. One splattered with small droplets of white paint
Lot 415
A BRONZE MODEL OF A ROARING TIGER, the fur realistically etched, 20 cm h, seal, wood base, Meiji; a similar, smaller bronze (2) ++The larger bronze of fine quality and in fine condition retaining the original patina, the smaller model with circular drill? hole on the upper surface of the tail where it joins the body
Lot 446
A BLANC DE CHINE LIBATION CUP, moulded with prunus blossom, on pierced foot, 4cm h, 18th c, mounted on a 19th c European, probably French, gilt bronze and Japanese lacquer stand of lobed outline with four fruit feet ++The cup with minor firing or other cracks. No restoration. The stand of high quality and in fine condition
Lot 800
HUBERT ERNEST BULMER (EXH 1901-1914) A CONNOISSEUR'S COLLECTION signed and dated 1892, pencil and watercolour with white heightening and gum arabic, ESK blindstamp, 48 x 58cm; with the Bronze Medal of the Science and Art Department named to the same, 1894, cased (2) ++The watercolour in fine condition, in the original mount which is slightly foxed. The drawing free from fading or foxing. The cased medal also in very good condition
Lot 964
AN ENGLISH LEAD-BRONZE SKILLET, the handle cast with the inscription Ye WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH, with arrowhead device at the tip and rough notched wedge-shaped bracket, on three feet, bowl 18cm diam, 42cm l, 17th c The arrowhead device may be that of the founder, John Fathers. ++Feet ground off to body
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Lot 966
AN ENGLISH LEAD-BRONZE SKILLET, the handle cast with the inscription IOHN [the N reversed] FATHERS, with triangular wedge-shaped bracket, on three tapered feet, bowl 20cm diam, 45cm l, 17th c John Fathers and successors, founders of Montacute, Somerset, fl 1660-1749. ++The feet of slightly unequal length but in good condition with the odd minor knock and scratch around the rim
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Lot 969
AN ENGLISH LEAD-BRONZE SKILLET, the handle cast with the inscription C V[reading U] B LOYAL TO HIS MAGISTE with arrowhead device at the tip and notched triangular wedge-shaped bracket, on three tapered feet, bowl 19.5cm diam, 47cm l, 17th c The arrowhead device may be that of the founder, John Fathers. A similar example is illustrated Gentle (R) & R Feild, Domestic Metalwork 1640-1820, revised edition, Woodbridge 1994, p244. ++Two feet of uneven length but apparently not reduced
Lot 1002
‡ SAMUEL TONKISS (1909-1992) - HEAD OF LAURENCE STEPHEN LOWRY, RA, bronze, cast by the Maurice Singer Foundry London, in 1975, on slate plinth, 33cm h Samuel Tonkiss was born in Shropshire and moved to Todmorden in West Yorkshire, where he worked as a journalist. In 1959 he began to sculpt a series of portrait busts, some of which were cast in small editions. An earlier head of Lowry sculpted in 1971 is in the National Portrait Gallery, London. The present bust would appear to be extra to the edition of 36. Tonkiss wrote two autobiographies, Just for the Record and Raking Amongst the Embers. ++In fine condition
Lot 1027
A PAIR OF ART DECO BRONZE WALL LANTERNS, of tall, stepped hexagonal form with fins beneath a double lappet cornice, the base with hinged door, 91.5cm h; 30 x 22cm, c1940 ++In good lightly weathered condition but lacking the glass. One with the original rusted iron backing plate; the other lacking the same
Lot 1028
†A PAIR OF FRENCH GILT BRONZE WALL LIGHTS, the two slender foliate clad fluted sconces on leafy drip pans and entwined branches issuing from the conforming wall plate, 53cm h, stamped C couronné poincon in several places, 19th c Provenance: Professor Janos and Mrs M Plesch of Berlin by the early 20th century. ++Drilled where converted for electric light, the gilding original and beginning to wear in places
Lot 1029
†A PAIR OF NORTHERN EUROPEAN GILT BRONZE WALL LIGHTS, the five scrolling branches and acanthus clad wallplate festooned with glass swags, beads and pendants, 67cm h, late 19th c Provenance: Professor Janos and Mrs M Plesch of Berlin by the early 20th century. ++Drilled in several places when adapted for electric light. The gilding extensively rubbed but original, lacking one or two of the small glass beads, etc but in satisfactory overall condition
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