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An old brass bugle, by Henry Potter & Co.

A leather pistol holster; together with a Sam Brown officer's belt; a bugle and other items. 

formed with a bugle strung from a Ducal Crown, on a 'Cornwall' scroll inlaid with blue enamel, signed with maker's initials to the reverse, 4.5cm long, 6.4 grams, in fitted case by Charles Packer & Co. Ltd. *CR Tiny scratch to the blue enamel, but no obvious damage.

A stereo viewer together with a quantity of stereo photographs including WWI themes, together with a copper and brass military bugle with Royal Artillery style badge

Two WWII 40mm Bofors shells, dated 1944 and 1943, tops flared, together with two WWII 37mm M16 anti-tank shells dated 1941, and a copper and brass bugle (5)

Two WWI shell impact fuses together with a copper and brass bugle with copy Royal Artillery brass badge (3)

King & Country - World War 1 Series, including FW16 'Charging with Rifle 13th Bavarian Rifles', FW17 'Running with Rifle & Bugle 13th Bavarian Rifles' & Others.  Conditions generally appear Near Mint, contained in generally Excellent set boxes. Not checked for completeness.  See photo. 

Paire de vases en porcelaine de Sèvres, modèle 'Hollandais', 1775-85A pair of Sèvres hard-paste Vases Hollandois or flower-pots and stands, 1775-85Of second size, each lavishly decorated with gilt sprays, foliage and trophies, with circular reserves decorated with polychrome hunting scenes including a 'parforce' hunt with hounds chasing a into the water deer, a man with a bugle on horseback standing by the waterside, other members of the hunting party arriving, the reverse with similar cartouches of figures in pastoral landscapes, 20cm high, 21cm wide, interlaced marks L, painters mark 2000 for Vincent and flower (to one) for painter Nicholas Schradre in gold (some losses to the gilding and minor surface chips) (4)Footnotes:Provenance Collection of Edouard Chappey, Paris; His sale, Galerie G. Petit, Paris 1907:Collection of Lucie Jeanne de Gunzburg (1888-1988) and Robert Joseph de Gunzburg (1878-1943), Paris:By descent to Baron Guy Georges de Gunzburg (1911-2006), and thence by descent in the family to the present ownerLiteratureFrédéric Masson, La Porcelaine de Sèvres, collection Chappey, in Les Arts 38 (Februar 1905), p.3 and p.6 (illustrated)Rosalind Savill, The Wallace Collection, Catalogue of Sèvres Porcelain, I, p. 88, note ss., where the author refers to a typescript kept in J.Paul Getty Centre for the History of Art and the Humanities, Catalogue de la Collection d'anciennes porcelaines de Sèvres appartenant à Mr. E. Chappey . The pair of vases is there listed being of the second or the third size, white ground with gilded scrolls and landscapes, 1780, painted Rosset and Vincent (evidently misidentifying the Rosset in error).These vases were in the celebrated collection of Edouard Chappey (about 1858 - 1907). Part of the collection was discussed, together with that of the Dukes of Westminster, amongst others, in the illustrated magazine Les Arts, in February 1905. The entire collection was subsequently dispersed in four sales, Catalogue des objets d'art et d'ameublement, anciennes porcelaines de Sèvres, pâte tendre, de saxe, de Chine... , jades et cristaux de roche chinois, objets de vitrines, éventails, rapes à tabac, sculptures, pendules bronzes et meubles ... dépendant des collections de feu M. Edouard Chappey at Galerie G. Petit, the first sale taking place from 11 to 15 March 1907, the second sale from 29 April to 3 May 1907, the third sale from 27 to 31 May 1907 and the fourth sale from 5 until 7 June, 1907, with a total of 1923 lots. The form of these vases is known in three sizes and is listed as 'Vase hollandois' in the Sèvres factory records, they were intended for planting and growing bulbs. The pierced separate stands allowed for watering the growing bulbs through the larger holes at the top of the rim.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a reduced rate of 5.5% on the hammer price and the prevailing rate on buyer's premium if the item remains in EU.TVA sur les objets importés à un taux réduit de 5.5% sur le prix d'adjudication et un taux en vigueur sur la prime d'achat dans le cas où l'objet reste dans l'Union Européenne.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com Please note it has been suggested the bases of the vases are likely 19th century hard-paste replacements that match the original vases very well.

Military brass bugle with broad arrow mark

A copper and brass bugle with tassel decoration, unmarked

A quantity of metalwares, including jam pan, copper bugle, copper half gallon jug and brass watering rose produced by 'The Florist's Friend'.

Quantity of Trench Art and similar items including two scuttles, various small vases etc., copper and brass bugle by John Grey and pair of brass 'King of Diamonds' candlesticks H32cm

Pre-WWI copper and brass bugle inscribed 'Henry Potter & Co 36 West St Charing (images of a cross) Road London 1906', 27cm tall.

Masonic interest, a large heavy brass bell in the manner of a ships bell with incised star and bugle crest and 'LODGE CAMERONIANS No1563', with wall bracket, 30cm tall.

US CIVIL WAR OFFICERS HAT EMBLEMS, a 3” x 2”darl blue wool oval, has “U.S.” done in silver bullion inside a gold wreath bullion, a cotton cross hatched backing, a 2” x 1 ¼” on dark blue ribbed cloth oval w/ a gold bullion bugle, no backing, 2” x 1 ½” gray wool oval w/ “VIRGINIA” in gold bullion within a gold bullion wreath, no backing, G+ - VG+

US CIVIL WAR PERIOD UNION FORAGE CAP W/ UNIT INSIGNIA, blue wool w/ a 6” tall rear w/ 3 ½” tall front & the top has a 5 ½” diameter, has a black patent leather visor which extends 2” & comes w/ a matching chin-strap w/ eagle side-buttons, in brass on top is a 3 ½” wide Infantry bugle & the brass emblem for “I” company “64” for the regiment, has a black satin lining & a 1 3/8’s” brown leather sweat band which is badly damaged, has bad moth areas in the rear, G.

US CIVIL WAR PERIOD UNION INFANTRY OFFICERS M-1858 HARDEE HAT NICKNAMED THE “JEFF DAVIS” HAT, a black felt standing 6 ½” tall, has a 3” brim w/ cloth trim, the 2 ¾” wide brown leather trim has a fair amount of damage & some loss, has maker label inside “Hortmann Bros. & Co. 5th Cherry St. Phila. / Military Furnishers”, comes w/ an officers gold bullion hat cord , a 2 ¾” wide gold embroidered Infantry bugle w/ metal Regiment # “1” all an a black velour oval sewn on the front & on 1 side is a #” x 2 ¼” black velour oval w/ an elaborately embroidered eagle etc. in fine gold bullion, the other side has a black plume (feather) w/ an attached general service eagle button, one of the better examples I have seen, overall VG++ - EXC

US CIVIL WAR PERIOD UNION BUMMERS CAP W/ A VERBAL ID TO A GETTYSBURG VETERAN, a blue wool, 6” tall in rear & 4 ½” in front, the top has a 5 ¼” diameter, its black leather visor extends 2”, w/ matching chin-strap &eagle side buttons, on the front is a brass company “G” button while on the top is a 3 ½” wide Infantry bugle in brass along w/ “120” above, inside is a brown cotton lining w/ a label “M. & G. No. 4.”, most of its 1 ¾” wide brown leather band is missing. The history of this is it belonged to Stephen Bleeker who served in the 120th NYV Co. G. 3rd Corps, was wounded at the Wilderness, he fought in Gettysburg & later was captured, condition wise this has some large holes upfront & other then the inside band this is in good condition, G++

US NON-REGULATION OFFICERS SWORD, like a British 1827 model, scarce, ricasso is mkd. “W. Clauberg Solingen”, blade is double engraved w/ floral designs, “U.S.”, an eagle w/ “E. PLURIBUS UNUM” etc., (well worn & dark), the open-work guard shows an American eagle, “U.S.” w/ a bugle below, has a shark skin grip w/ copper wire wrap, comes w/ a well used gold bullion knot, has a black painted iron scabbard w/ brass mounts (has a lot of paint loss), the guard is loose, G+

US CIVIL WAR PERIOD UNION 49TH INFANTRY EM BUMMERS CAP, blue wool 7” tall in the rear w/ 5” tall in the front w / a 5 ½” diameter top, mounted on top is a 3 ½” wide brass bugle w/ “49” unit numbers, a blackened leather visor extending 1 ¾”, w/ matching chin-strap w/ eagle side buttons, has a cream color linin lining (soiled), missing its sweatband, overall VG. – VG+

US CIVIL WAR PERIOD UNION INFANTRY FORAGE CAP W/ VERBAL ID & MUSTER ROLL, this belonged to Private George Aleshire of the 43rd Regiment of the Ohio Volunteers 17th Corps who fought in the Siege of Savannah etc., . Is a blue wool 6” tall in rear & 4” tall in front & the top diameter is 5 ½”, is black patent leather visor (badly crazed) extends 2” & has a matching chin-strap w/ eagle side-buttons, on top is a brass 3 ½” bugle, company “K” letter & “43” regimental numbers, comes w/ his Muster-Out roll for the date of June 12th in 1865., inside has a polished black cotton lining w/ a 1 ½” wide brown leat6her sweat band, some crown wear etc. but overall VG++

US CIVIL WAR PERIOD UNION CHAUSSER CAP, INFANTRY OFFICER, a blue doeskin, rear is 4 1/4” tall & front is 2 ¾” tall & its top diameter is 5”, has 3 gold bullion lower strips, 3 on ea. side & and matching quatrefoil on top which indicates RANK OF MAJOR, embroidered on front is a heavy gold bullion bugle w/ the the unit # “28” all on a 2 ¼” black doeskin oval, a black patent leather visor extends 1 ½” w/ a matching chin-strap w/ Infantry eagle side buttons, has a brown muslin lining w/ a 1 ¼” brown leather sweatband (has 1 break), a few bad moth holes but overall very nice, VG++

US CIVIL WAR OFFICERS UNION INFANTRY OFFICERS HAT BADGE, scarce having unit number, is 3” 1 ½” in a dark blue doeskin w/ fine gold bullion (very 3 dimensional) bugle w/ its unit number “9” also in gold bullion, no backing, this appears to have been removed from its kepi, overall exc

A LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE 2ND BATTALION SILVER BUGLE. 11ins long, London 1939. Maker: POTTER, London. Weight: 24ozs. Presented to the 2nd Battalion for MISS IRENE CARLEBACH, 22nd September, 1939.

1st Surrey Rifle Volunteer Corps Officer’s Pouch Belt Plate. A fine example c.1870, silvered crowned laurel and palm wreath, the title circlet with ‘First Surrey Rifles’, to the centre bugle with ‘1’ on a stippled ground, three bolts to the rear; together with a presentation silver Hallmarked 1896 regimental spoon engraved ‘S.C. 1911’, good condition (2) £100-£140

MILITARY STYLE BUGLE

A Rushworth & Dreater Liverpool copper and brass bugle, No 4343, 27cm long, together with a 19thC copper jug, of cylindrical tapering fluted form, 18cm high. (2)

A highly polished collection of 19th century copper ware including three pitchers, two bed warmers, a saucepan with lid, two kettles, and a bugle

A brass and copper bugle and a pestle and mortar

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE GLASS AND PLASTIC BEADS AND BEADING LOOM, to include twelve plastic storage containers, a large quantity of beads, comprising pearl and shell, plastic crystal, bugle beads, plastic, clay, glass, jewels, a boxed Bead Smith bead stringing tool, spools of twine, a handmade wooden bead stringing loom, etc. (s.d) (2 boxes + loose)

WWI Boosey & Co. brass military bugle, stamped 1916, together with Death of the Duke of Wellington, 1852, white metal medal by Allen & Moore, bugle L43cm

Three lovely blooming flower brooches. One is a pastel green leather with a fluffy filament center. The back has a pin and a clip so you can wear it in your hair. The second is a cluster of amber bugle beads swirling to form the flower. The third is a cream and brown enamel flower that is fabulous. A great addition to any collection. Leather: 3.50"dia. Beaded: 3.50"diam. Enamel: 3"dia. Issued: 20th centuryCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

Fabulous multi strand mini bugle bead sterling silver necklace. The ends are 3" long cone shaped sterling silver tubes with a hook and loop closure. One tube has some slight crimping where beads insert. Backstamp Sterling with the makers mark of the suns rays. Open: 24"L. Weight 56g. Issued: 20th centuryCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

A Victorian silver plated bugle, Henry Keat & Sons, inscribed 'Presented by the Lewes Bicycle Club, Won by J Andrews Junr July 10 1878'one large dent. will be difficult to take out, some of the plate is worn but not pitted

A vintage Sparton Chime-Bugle triple motor horn, 12 voltCondition unknown

Two boxes of assorted items including glass and brass light fittings, a Pelham pirate puppet, ceramics, brass bugle, boxed cutlery etc.

Victorian 14th (Inns of Court) Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps Helmet Plate, fine blackened brass plate in the form of Maltese cross with Victorian crown sitting on scroll “INNS OF COURT”, circlet to centre with motto and voided strung bugle having “14” within, lower scroll “MIDDLESEX”. Three lug fittings to the reverse of the plate.

Musical instruments - A Selma Invicta Trumpet, cased, with mouth-piece, and accessories; a Besson and Co. Class A Bugle, (2).

A BRASS AND COPPER 20TH CENTURY BUGLE WITH AN ARGYLE AND SUTHERLAND REGIMENTAL CREST AND CORD

THREE VINTAGE COPPER HORNS TO INCLUDE A HUNTING HORN AND A BUGLE

A Britains Metal Models Hand Painted Scots Guards Drum and Bugle Set.

82cm slightly curved pipe-backed blade with spear point, etched with laurel wreaths, crossed lances, strung bugle horn and crowned LX REGT to one side, the opposing side decorated to match with the addition of a maker's panel for Moore and full regimental title THE KING's ROYAL RIFLE CORPS, regulation steel gothic hilt incorporating a crowned strung bugle horn, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard.

applied regimental badge for the North Stafford regiment, together with a copper bugle to the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, another to the Argyle and Sutherland, and a fourth by Hawkes & Son with associated Rifle Brigade badge. (4)

82.5cm clean fullered blade, etched with scrolling foliage, crowned VR cypher, strung bugle horn and regimental title in ribbon form, regulation pierced steel Gothic hilt incorporating a crowned strung bugle horn, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard, complete with bullion knot.

83.5cm curved fullered blade etched with scrolling foliage, crowned VR cypher, strung bugle horn, VICTORIA RIFLES, owner's crest, initials AMB and motto FLOREAT MAJESTAS, regulation steel gothic hilt incorporating a crowned strung bugle horn, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its engraved steel mounted leather scabbard, complete with knot.

the rectangular white metal plate with 43 surrounded by a strung bugle horn and surmounted by a crown.

Victorian Volunteer Rifle Officers sword with steel gothic hilt with crowned bugle badge, etched fullered blade by Firmin & Son, London with crowned VR cypher, bugle badge with ' Volunteer Rifles' scrolls and foliage decoration in steel scabbard

British WWII period military bugle. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

Musical instruments, vintage military brass bugle with blue tassel cords marked Dallas London.

Britains - A collection of four Britains Metal-Models sets comprising of 7203- Royal Marine Drum and Bugle. 7305- U.S. Marine Corps set with Drum Major. 7303- U.S. National Marine Corps Standard with Sergeant and 7 Marines Marching and 7204- Royal Marine Drums and Bugles. All items are in excellent to near mint condition but the boxes have some wear to them due to storage. Worn to very good boxes. (This does not constitute a Guarantee) RG

Britains - A collection of five Britains Hand-painted Metal-Models sets comprising of 7304- U.S. Marine Drum and Bugle Corps. 7306- U.S. Army Colour Party. 307- U.S. Air Force Colour Party. 7249- Queens Colour Party Scots Guards and 7301 U.S. Marine Corps. All items are in excellent to near mint condition but the boxes have some wear to them due to storage. Good to very good boxes. (This does not constitute a Guarantee) RG

A brass bugle; a quantity of stainless steel tea ware; plated cutlery etc.

A GOOD AND RARE PATTERN 1803 FLANK OFFICER'S SABRE SIGNED REDDELL & BATE, early 19th Century, with 31 1/2 in. single-edged curved steel blade, fullered on each side, blue and gilt, engraved with the Royal arms and cypher, and marked 'REDDELL / & BATE / BIRMINGHAM / WARRANTED', gilt-brass stirrup-hilt with slotted guard pierced with scrolls and knuckle-guard with pierced 'GR' cypher, with hanging bugle above, original wire-bound grip and lion's-head pommel, worn sword-knot, in original black leather scabbard with gilt-brass mounts, scabbard shrunk and worn, stitching split and locket loose. This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)

Noris or other German maker 60mm size British Infantry in 1870s shakos, with two Officers, Colour Bearer and three Buglers (Condition Fair, thirteen pom-poms and one bugle missing, a few retoouched, three arms repaired) 1899 (29)

Britains set 206, Warwickshire Regiment at present with Officer in original Whisstock box (Condition Very Good, one bayonet, one helmet spike and officer's sword missing), set 27, Band of the Line, full trousers, in original silver on black label Whisstock box (Condition Very Good, embellished, one trombone arm loop missing, box Fair, one overstuck label on lid) and set 30. Drums and Bugles of the Line in original 1930s illustrated box (Condition Very Good, one bugle arm loop split, box Poor, overstuck label to lid) with four additional Musicians and a Line Officer ((Condition Good, four damaged) 1936 (33)

Henry Pottery 1950s London bugle

Mechanische Trompete Trombino, um 1920Deutschland, 18 Tonstufen, Zungenstimmen, vernickelte Trompete, ungetestet, mit 3 neuen Notenrollen. Start Price: EUR 180 Zustand: (3/-)Trombino Mechanical Trumpet, c. 1920Germany, 18-note automatic bugle, reed instrument, nickel-plated trumpet, untested, with 3 new note rolls. Start Price: EUR 180 Condition: (3/-)

Political Interest.A George II silver tankard, of tapering cylindrical form, with central support girdle, the slightly flared foot with stepped base, S scroll handle, the domed stepped hinged cover with volute scroll thumbpiece, opening to reveal a gilt interior, the body engraved with the arms of the City of Harrogate, the cover engraved with the arms of Baldwin, the underside with presentation inscription, 'Presented to the Right Hon Stanley Baldwin PC DCL LLD MP Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury, with the Honorary Freedom of the Borough of Harrogate, 20th July 1928', fully hallmarked to the underside of the base, and to the interior of the hinged cover, sponsor's mark struck to the handle, Humphrey Payne, London 1734, height 18cm, weight 739g/23.75ozt approxArms: HARROGATE (Yorkshire). Quarterly argent and gules, a cross counterchanged between, in the first and fourth quarters a fountain proper, and in the second and third a bugle-horn stringed or, on a chief per pale of the second and azure, a lion passant guardant of the first. And for the Crest — On a wreath of the colours, out of the battlements of a tower a trunk of a tree erect, entwined by two serpents respecting each other proper, surmounted by a cock sable, combed and wattled gules. Motto — " Arx Celebris fontibus." Granted, College of Arms, 8th November 1884.BALDWIN. A Cockatrice Sejant, Wings Addorsed Arg.,Combed,Wattled And Beaked Or.,Gorged With A Crown Vallary,Lined And Reflexed Over The Back Gold, And Charged On The Shoulder With A Rose Gu.,Barbed And Seeded Ppr. Note:Stanley Baldwin (born Aug. 3, 1867, Bewdley, Worcestershire, Eng.—died Dec. 14, 1947, Astley Hall, near Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire [now in Hereford and Worcester]) British Conservative politician, three times prime minister between 1923 and 1937; he headed the government during the General Strike of 1926, the Ethiopian crisis of 1935, and the abdication crisis of 1936.References:Encyclopedia Britannica. (n.d.). Stanley Baldwin | prime minister of United Kingdom. [online] Available at: https://www.britannica.com/biography/Stanley-Baldwin.‌Fairbairn, J. (1905). Fairbairn’s Book of Crests of the Families of Great Britain and Ireland.Fox-Davies, A.C. and Boston Public Library (1915). The book of public arms : a complete encyclopædia of all royal, territorial, municipal, corporate, official, and impersonal arms. [online] Internet Archive. London ; Edinburgh : T.C. & E.C. Jack. Available at: https://archive.org/stream/bookofpublicarms00foxd/bookofpublicarms00foxd_djvu.txt ‌

An Imperial German Artillery Sword by Alcoso, the 84cm plain single edge fullered steel blade with maker's logo, the plated steel stirrup hilt with wire bound black plastic grip, with black painted steel scabbard and silver bullion thread portapee, 99cm; a Victorian Rifle Regiment Officer's Sword, the 80cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with crowned VR cypher, strung bugle and a family crest, by Maynard, Harrison & Rice, London, with Proved poincon, the silver plated steel gothic hilt with wire bound fishskin grip, 94cm, lacks scabbard; an Indian Kukri, the curved blade stamped ORDEP, NEPAL, with brass bolster and pommel to the horn grip, with leather scabbard and two sharpening knives (3)1 - Some scratching to blade. Plastic grip with a crack under the pommel. Portapee strap is broken. Rust pitting and wear to the paint on the hilt. 2 - Minor rust patches to blade towards the tip, wear to the etching. Lacks scabbard.

A Summer 1919 Callot Soeurs two-piece day dress, the top of silk and silk tulle with silk satin trim, the top bearing dated label to the interior, approx. 62 cm at waist, together with a silk crepe overshirt with crewel wool embroidery to the cuffs, waist and decorative panels variously, approx. 52 cm under arm to under arm, base of collar to hem approx. 104 cm and a circa 1900 silk chiffon under skirt with applied floral sprays, bugle beads and lace, waist approx. 68 cm, approx. 77 cm long CONDITION REPORTS The Callot Soeurs two piece- the top has significant holes to the lace and signs of moth and discolouration to the satin. The interior is badly discoloured and with holes throughout. Signs of moth. Bust size is approx 32". The skirt is more hole than skirt. The waist of the skirt is approx 24". The woollen crepe dress has a considerable amount of holes and damage, discolouration throughout and big holes underneath the arms. The chiffon skirt appears to be missing a central floral applied decoration to the front panel. There is considerable loose stitching to the central line on the skirt. Small areas of discolouration and small holes throughout. Waist size is approx 28". It looks as though the skirt has been altered with the stitching to the centre of the skirt. In a very fragile condition with wear and tear conducive with age, use and attic storage with items that have significant moth damage. See extensive and numerous images for further detail. Provenance: made in the early 20th Century for the then Lady Apsley then by descent.