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A quantity of assorted militaria including a post war German metal helmet; 1950's green cotton cap (Korean War); webbing bags, photograph of WWI trooper on a horse; copper bugle and other items (a lot)

Continental porcelain centre piece in the form of a man riding on the back of a chariot blowing a bugle and another man pulling the chariot, in blue and white glazes with gilt highlights on scrolling base, impressed mark to base, 37cm high

An old Copper Bugle by Riviere and Hawkes.

Copper bugle, uniform tunic, old photo and other militaria related in one box

A Copper and Brass Bugle, and a brass four draw telescope (2)

A mid 20th Century brass Bugle, by Mayers & Harrison Ltd, dated 1966

A World War II brass mounted copper bugle by Boosey and Hawkes Ltd, date stamped 1939 and bearing an applied crest for the Royal Sussex regiment.

A Grafton China Mills hand grenade, a bugle, a kukri and five military caps (8)

a late 17th/early 18th century mounted bugle drinking horn, the mounts with simple leaf engraving and lobed rim apparently unmarked, the horn with scrimshaw decoration of two walkers and a dog, one figure drinking from a horn, the rim decorated with a fish, possibly an unusually large piece of Tinker Ware chain suspension maximum length 15.5cm

Pair of French porcelain figures, possibly La Courtille, of a gentleman in green frock coat playing a bugle and of a lady wearing a floral dress with a letter in her hand, both on gilt scrolling naturalistic bases, underglaze blue crossed arrows mark to reverse, 16cm high, (2)

Britains: 00090 Scots Guards Drum and Bugle Set, 00154 Band of The Life Guards, 8800 coldstream Guards and 8808 The Royal marine Light Infantry in original boxes, E, boxes E (4)

A Victorian 1827 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the single edge fullered steel blade richly etched with royal cypher, scrolling foliage and owner's initials E.H.W.( Ellis Houlton-Ward), by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, and numbered 8994 on the edge, the chromium plated steel blade pierced with a strung bugle, copper wire bound black fish skin grip and with steel scabbard.. **Ellis Houlton-Ward joined the 28th Foot as an Ensign in April 1858, he was promoted to Lieutenant in November 1861. In 1863 he transferred to the 60th Foot (Kings Royal Rifle Corps), and was promoted to Captain in May 1869. He retired from the Army and sold his commission in 1874. .

A Victorian 1827 Pattern Sword, for an Officer in the 2nd Volunteer Battalion East Kent Regiment, the single edge fullered steel blade etched with crowned VR cypher and regiment, with owner's monogram RFM, by Hobson & Sons, London, the brass hilt pierced with a stringed bugle, wire bound fish skin grip and steel scabbard..

Follower of Philips Wouwerman (Dutch 1619-1668) An encampment scene with a soldier sounding his bugle, Oil on panel, 24cm x 31cm

A Light Company, Officer's 1803 Pattern Sword, blade width at top of blade 3.5cms, the blade with some rust and pitting but Light Infantry bugle still visible in gilt (the hilt guard is missing from lions head pommel to bottom of guard) and together with leather scabbard complete with fitting but almost split in half, blade 76cms

Two trenchwork 'doughboy' tank models on oak lozenge plinths 6in. long together with a copper bugle graduated set of six copper pans six copper measures and a lyre trivet

A Slagware Glass Vase, in the form of a bugle, a pottery jug and bowl, a pair of Kaiser plates, binoculars and sundries (box)

An officer's bronzed Maltese Cross HP of the Royal Carnarvon Rifle Militia, silver plated centre circle with title, strung bugle and precedence no 56. GC Plate 4

A WWII Canadian cold weather khaki cloth hat, with front flap and badge of 49th Edmonton Regt, and ear flaps, dated 1942, near VGC and evidently unworn; a khaki floppy cap with stitched peak and head band; 2 swagger sticks, thimble topped Brecknockshire and ball topped strung bugle; a black leather bandolier of 5 pouches, d 1922; 2 buff leather waistbelts with brass WBCs (worn); a brass cavalry trumpet with coloured cords and tassels, d 1961; a buff leather pannier; a sword frog; a tin helmet. GC

An Ed VII Indian army 1827 pattern rifle officer's sword, straight blade 32?", faintly etched with crowned ERI cypher within scrolled panels, regulation silver plated copper hilt incorporating crowned strung bugle, wirebound fishskin grip, in its black leather FS scabbard with plated chape and locket. Basically GC (some wear, especially to blade)

A Vic 1827 pattern officer's sword of the 7th Surrey Rifles (Southwark), slightly curved blade 32" by Smith Leicester Place (? unclear) London, etched with crowned VR cypher, 7th Surrey Rifles and strung bugle, regulation steel guard incorporating crowned strung bugle, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard. QGC (blade some wear and dark stains, fishskin worn, dark medium pitting to hilt and scabbard)

A scarce Vic 1827 pattern officer's sword of the Brecon Rifles, slightly curved fullered blade 32?", by Maxsted & Son, London, nicely etched with crowned VR cypher strung bugle and scrolls "Brecon" and "Rifles" within scrolled, frosted panels, regulation steel hilt incorporating crowned strung bugle, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard. GC the blade retaining much original polish (dark pitting patina to hilt and scabbard). Plate 8

A vintage brass Bugle by Boosey & Hawkes, 11 ½” long

A copper and brass bugle with Argyll and Sutherland badge to horn; two other copper and brass bugles; and a tapering brass coaching horn. (4)

A brass car horn with leather bellow; and another similar of bugle form. (2)

Copper and brass bugle, horn and ladles and a mixed quantity of pewter tankards

English Six-keyed Bugle second quarter of the 19th Century unstamped the body of brass brass keys with circular covers brass B flat crook nickel mouthpiece Provenance: Peter & Ann Davies Collection

Two beaded black chiffon flapper gowns circa 1920 covered in crystal bugle beads; together with a gold lame beaded bolero jacket c. 1930 average bust size 92cm 36in (3)

A fine Chanel black beaded cocktail gown circa 1925 labelled and numbered 38110 the fine tulle ground covered with a shimmer of black bugle beads the simple tubular outline with tier-effect bodice streamers of black bugle beads to one shoulder bust 92cm 36in For an illustration of a similar gown see “Chanel Her Style and Her Life” by Janet Wallach 1998 p.37 for a chiffon gown with similar shoulder treatment.

A Givenchy spotted velvet and black satin cocktail dress circa 1959-60 labelled and numbered 18445 the neat fitted bodice woven with black-currant velvet spots edged in bugle beads and spotted with facetted sequins bust 81cm 32in

A post 1952 Tank Regiment car badge, the reverse inscribed 'Presented to Lt. Col. T.H. Gibbon O.B.E. by W.O.S. & Sgts. 6th RTKS', a brass bugle by Boosey & Co bearing inscription 'Presented to the 16th Battalion Tank Corps by Lt. Col. Hon. D. Bingham' and a modern skene-dhu by Nowill & Sons Sheffield.

An enamelled propelling pencil, designed as a champagne bottle (damaged) and a silver miniature bugle, possibly a hat pin finial, by Charles Horner, Chester 1912.

A 19th Century copper and brass mounted Bugle of typical construction, length 11 1/2"

A group of 1950-60s evening wear, including Heim Jeunne Fille ice grey silk ball gown with bugle bead and sequin decoration, white ottoman Belville full length evening cape, gold brocade cocktail gown and matching coat, black velvet cocktail gown with fox fur hem, brown ermine stole, three hats, and others, (qty)

A copper and brass Argyll and Sutherland highlanders bugle

A quantity of ladies costume, dating from 1925-1935, to include: a black chiffon dress with electric blue, bugle bead decoration, a black lace dress with drop waist and layered skirt, a patterned chiffon slip dress, and a brown and black devore dress (5).

Four Continental figures of young children; a boy with geese, chimney sweep and companion, couple king and a boy playing the bugle (4).

A Napoleonic Period silver rectangular officer's crossbelt plate, the gilt on copper applied front detailed 'Wiltshire Local Militia', enclosing a bugle (the device beneath lacking) and with a crown above, the back with two studs and a hook fitting, probably London 1806.

A Copper Kettle, a small bugle type horn and a bamboo tray

A Queens own Oxford Hussars hat, a Scottish Kings borderers example, two others, a West Sussex vols. bugle and two others (7).

A Reliance banjo with case, a bugle and a small quantity of music.

A RIFLE OFFICERS SWORD. Victorian Cypher with very clean light Blade and steel Scabbard. Rifles below slung Bugle on the Blade. Bugle in the Hilt

A BOER WAR PERIOD SHOULDER BELT Light Infantry Bugle Device, with Lions Head Boss, Chain and Whistle. Seperate related Badges include 2nd V Battn Somerset Light Infantry, Cap and Collar Dogs etc

A VICTORIAN VOLUNTEERS WAISTBELT. Brown Belt with various adornments added at a later date. Lancashire Rifle Volunteer Corps, with slung Bugle above numeral 15.

A Rifle officer's sword, 81.5cm blade by Cater & Co., Pall Mall, London, etched with scrolls, Royal Cypher, Royal Arms and a strung bugle horn, regulation steel hilt incorporating a crowned strung bugle horn, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard

A Victorian Rifle officer's sword, 82.5cm slightly curved blade by Firmin & Sons, London, etched with scrolls, a crowned VR Cypher, a strung bugle horn and Volunteer Rifles, regulation steel hilt incorporating a crowned strung bugle horn, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard

A Victorian Rifle officer's sword, 81cm blade by Hebbert, London, etched with scrolls, crowned VR Cypher and a strung bugle horn, regulation steel hilt incorporating a crowned strung bugle horn, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its plated steels scabbard. Some light surface rust to blade

A Rifle officer's sword, 82cm plated blade by Hobson, etched with scrolls, Royal Cypher, owner's initials and a crowned strung bugle horn, regulation plated steel hilt incorporating a crowned strung bugle horn, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard. Plating lifting and scabbard throat missing

A GVR Rifle officer's sword probably to Lt. Col. Jerrary, The Frontier Force, 82cm blade by Wilkinson, serial no. 59931, etched with scrolls, GVR Cypher and a crowned strung bugle horn, regulation steel hilt incorporating a crowned strung bugle horn, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its field service scabbard. The field service scabbard has attached old label reading Sword Light Infantry Lt Col C.L. Jerrary, 1920-1944 The Frontier Force Regiment I.A.

A 36th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers officer's sword, 82cm blade etched with scrolls, VR Cypher and 36th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers, regulation steel hilt incorporating a crowned strung bugle horn. Blade brown in colour, no scabbard

A modern Regimental style bugle, copper body applied with Regimental badges, together with eight similar (9)

A modern Regimental style bugle, copper body applied with Regimental badges, together with eight similar (9)

A modern Regimental style bugle, copper body applied with Regimental badges, together with eight similar (9)

A modern Regimental style bugle, copper body applied with Regimental badges, together with eight similar (9)

A brass bugle with nickel mounts by Dethering Hamburg, a further German bugle, two copper bugle, two small horns, a paperknife in the form of a Swiss bayonet, two further paperknives and the Modern Motor Engineer in Four Volumes.

Small brass bugle - used at Gallipoli?. Estimate: £15

A small quantity of Imperial German insignia etc, including brass disc embossed with Prussian eagle, probably from a bugle; an oval ditto with the arms of Saxony; another with Imperial German eagle over post horn, with holes for attachment; a painted medal rosette from a colonial slouch hat; a grey metal disc stamped “M G D Nebenwerkstatt Somain”; a stamped brass Landwehr type cross; a copper printing plate for Imperial German eagle, etc. Average GC

A Vic 1827 pattern Rifle officer’s sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 33”, by T Harding & Sons, 108 Regent St, W London, etched with crowned VR cypher, strung bugle, blank scroll and scroll “Rifles” within foliate panels, regulation steel hilt incorporating crowned strung bugle, wirebound fishskin grip. Basically GC (some wear and pitting, grip covering AF)

A Vic officer’s 1827 pattern sword of the London Irish Rifle Volunteers, almost straight blade 32” by Thurkle, Maker, Soho, London, etched with crowned VR cypher, Irish harp, strung bugle and scrolls “London Irish” and “Rifle Volunteers”, and officer’s initials “CNL”, within scrolled panels, regulation steel triple bar hilt incorporating crowned strung bugle, wirebound fishskin grip. In its steel scabbard. GC (scabbard light to medium pitting) Plate 5

8 Britains sets old packs Royal Marines set 5289, 1955 Tercentenary of Jamaica box No 3638 of 7000, drum and bugle and colour guard in tropical dress, set 7202 colour party and escort, 10 figures, set 7203 drum and bugle 4 figures; set 7226 2 Life Guards, 2 Yeomen and 2 Scots Guards, 7244 Farrier, 7225 Queens Silver Jubilee; 8854 Union Cavalry 4 figures; 134 125th Napier Rifles 8 figures; Trophy Models white metal state landau with Prince Charles and Princess Diana, horses and attendants; Franklin Mint Mercedes Benz 770k Grosser, Solido Ford V8 pickup and 3 Star yachts. Sets all boxed, minor wear. GC to VGC (minor wear, 2 yachts require sails and rigging)