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A brass and copper bugle

An unusual Elizabeth II hallmarked silver presentation bugle of typical form and size, inscribed 'Presented to Major J.R. Smith, MBE, Late Drum Major 2nd Bn. The North Staffordshire Regt, by The Officers of The Regiment for his excellent services whilst serving in The Regiment and Army Cadet Force Sept. 1954', London hallmarked for 1954, height 29.75cm, approx 26.8ozt/833.7g.Additional InformationEvery piece is hallmarked and the whole is presented in good condition. A couple of tiny pinhead sized dents and the piece has not been cleaned, so is tarnished. However, a rare item presented in good condition.

WW1 Lincolnshire Regiment copper and brass bugle stamped Marne 1914 with broad arrow L29cm; and small quantity of cap badges including Parachute Regiment, Welsh Fusiliers, Machine Gun Corps, Gurkha Rifles, RFC etc - Condition Report

A WWII German SA bugle

COPPER BUGLE, treen musical harp, recorder and musical gondola

British Military MK3A brass pocket compass together with four Trench Art shell case vases and a military bugle (6)

British Military brass bugle, truncheon, whip, replica revolver and other items (1 box)

AN ECLECTIC ASSORTMENT TO INCLUDE A BRASS BUGLE, VINTAGE CAMERA AND A LEGO TORCH ETC

THREE BOXES AND LOOSE SUNDRY ITEMS, ETC, to include brass fireside companion set, brass candlesticks with glass droppers, bugle and lanyard, Royal Doulton and Wedgwood collectors plates depicting heavy horses, two bisque porcelain dolls (one with broken leg), ceramic jugs and vases, 1930's glass plafonnier, assorted lamp shades, wicker chair, prints etc  Condition Report  The duck with the curved neck has a chip to one foot

CBG Mignot Gardes de Paris twelve piece Band with Director of Music, Bugler (bell of bugle missing) and four marching at the slope (Condition Very Good-Good, two plumes missing) (18)

Military badges, a WWI trench art brass box, a RAF beret and a bugle with Argyle and Sutherland badge

19th Century primitive school, The Stagecoach to London, the black and red stagecoach being pulled by four white horses, a sign in front stating XIX Miles to London, the carriage with a number of people seated, a figure with a bugle standing up, 33cm x 20cm

A black beaded Art Deco 1920s dress, this iconic dress is embellished in silver and black bugle beads, paste stone beads (some stones missing), all in panels of embellishment falling at the a line waist, the bodice of the dress has a small panel and the whole of the dress has slanting bead work onto a crepe lining

A collection of Victorian and Edwardian feathers in purple, mauve's, orange, deep blue and an Edwardian black and jade Edwardian neck feather boa, with ties, 15 (one is worn) and a taffeta, large bow with ties off a bustle skirt, and two large strips of black jet, bugle beads, black 1900s belt, built a marcasite long decorated and two black and cream crochets decorated strips (21)

A George V 1827 Pattern Rifle Regiment Officer's Sword by Robert Mole & Sons, Birmingham, the 82cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with Royal cypher and a strung bugle, with maker's name and gold Proved poincon, the back edge stamped M7294, the steel gothic hilt pierced and cast with a crowned strung bugle, with pigskin service scabbard and leather sword knot, 102cm CONDITION REPORT: . Black patching to the blade. Some loss of the grip just below the pommel. Pitting to the hilt. Scuffing to the leather scabbard and sword knot

An Inter-war OR's Sealskin Busby to 5th (Rifle) Bn the King's Liverpool Regiment, with black wool top, black corded boss set with a crowned strung bugle and black horsehair plume, with black cord plaits leading up at the sides, with black patent leather sweatband, size 6 3/4, the black cloth lining and draw-string bag each stencilled 5.L'POOL in white, with patent cloth plume holder CONDITION REPORT: . Some scuffing to the sweatband. Small areas of hair loss. Lacks chinstrap. Generally in good order.

W R Younghusband, Portrait of a Private, Royal Marine Light Infantry, watercolour and bodycolour, monogrammed and dated (19)88, 29cm by 17cm, together with a Burland Fine Art folder of similar prints by the same artist; a Victorian Soldier's Woolwork Panel, worked in long and short stitch and couching with the battle honours and regimental badge of the 43rd Foot (Monmouthshire Light Infantry), framed; Militaria, including a copy of a Royal Welsh Fusiliers copper and brass bugle, quantity of Deeds That Thrill the Empire, The War Illustrated and other magazines and ephemera, a volume of Spink's Catalogue of British Orders and Medals, a small case of US Civil War Collectables (qty) CONDITION REPORT: . Some moth damage to the woolwork panel.

A military style copper bugle with brass badge, tasselled; another similar; a copper horn (3)

A pair of early 20th century binoculars with brown leather cladding, together with an HMS Invincible ceramic crest, a Wedgwood Army Silver Jubilee Review mug, a bugle (af), a trench art ashtray and a lithograph of a 2nd Class Petty Officer by W. Christian Symons

A C Silvani of Wilson Street London & Paris cornet with mouthpiece in original fitted box, together with a Hawkes & Son bugle, a Drum Major's Mace with white metal finial, a vintage Wittner metronome, a conductor's baton and some metal music stands

A rare Staffordshire Table-base group of 'Polito's Menagerie', circa 1830-35The handsome six-panelled door amply lit by three lanterns, surmounted by a brightly coloured banner unfolded to reveal an elephant with a castellated howdah, perhaps representing Chunee, surrounded by exotic animals including a lion an a tiger, inscribed 'POLITOS ROYAL MENAGERIE OF THE WONDERFULL BURDS AND BEASTS FROM MOST PARTS OF THE WORLD: LION & C.', a group of various figures and musicians set before the entrance including a man playing a barrel organ, a drummer and three bugle players, the doorkeeper with her hands in a muff, a flight of steps leading down from the six-footed rectangular table base, 33.5cm highFootnotes:ProvenanceExhibited by Jonathan Horne, English Pottery and Related Works of Art 2004, no.32James and Timmey Challenger Collection, ChicagoThis important menagerie is the most elaborate and arguably most celebrated of the early 19th century Staffordshire figure groups. It represents a culmination in the quality and development of Staffordshire pottery before focus moved towards the production of simpler and more rudimentary flatback figures.Menageries were popular in England from the late 18th century and enabled exotic animals to be seen by the public for the first time. By the 1830s these shows began to evolve into what we now know as a circus, with the addition of animal tamers' tricks, brass bands and performers. Stephen Polito owned one of the earliest and most celebrated travelling menageries, described in the 28 September 1805 edition of the Nottingham Journal as a '...grand and pleasing assemblage of most rare and beautiful living beasts, from the remotest parts of the known world...'.In 1810 he bought the permanent menagerie located on the second floor of the Exeter Exchange in the Strand, London, originally established by the self-styled 'Modern Noah' Gilbert Pidcock, which Polito restyled the 'Royal Menagerie'. Polito died in April 1814 but his family continued to tour and exhibit animals under his name throughout the 1820s and 1830s, mostly abroad. In 1835 or 1836 it was lost at sea on its way to Ireland, see Edward Henry Bostock, Menageries, Circuses and Theatres (1928), pp.7-9.The banner may show the elephant Chunee, Pidcock's star attraction, which was admired by Lord Byron but which killed his keeper and was destroyed in 1826. It has been suggested that the female figure at the door may represent Mrs Polito. Table-base groups are traditionally associated with the Burslem potter Obadiah Sherratt, but in the absence of any marked examples caution is needed in ascribing these pieces to a named maker; indeed, a number of different versions of 'Polito's Menagerie' exist, suggesting that these menageries were made by more than one potter, or the moulds shared between potteries or acquired from the same source.Similar versions to the present lot are in the Victoria and Albert Museum (accession no. C.128-2003) and the Fitzwilliam Museum (accession no. C.965-1928). Another from the Hope McCormick Collection was sold by Christie's in New York on 21 January 2003, lot 17. See also that sold by Sotheby's in New York on 26 October 2002, lot 1531. Smaller and less elaborate versions were also produced, examples of which have been sold by Sotheby's in New York on 26 September 1998, lot 233 and 6 October 2006, lot 227 and by Sotheby's in London on 30 October 2018, lot 70.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A rare Staffordshire pearlware bear jug and cover, circa 1790The seated animal wearing a blue collar, its long tail curling over its right shoulder to form the handle, holding in its paws a monkey wearing a tricorn hat, blowing a bugle which forms the spout, picked out in mottled green, blue and brown glazes, 24.9cm high (2)Footnotes:ProvenanceJames and Timmey Challenger Collection, ChicagoThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A three-draw brass telescope with leather-covered grip, marked Denhill Venus 18x, 44cm extended and a brass and copper bugle with rope, (2).

ARGYLL & SUTHERLAND COPPER AND BRASS BUGLE, along with other items including a pair of brass candlesticks and assorted coins

BOX CONTAININT VARIOUS MILITARIA, as follows two WWII era US issue folding trench shovels, one in original canvas holder, WWI era? Barb wire cutters in canvas holder, water bottle in holder, mess tins (two) marked 1945, and a Royal Artillery Bugle

WWII Childs SA Bugle. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

Victorian light infantry officers sword with 32 inch single fullered blade with etched detail including light infantry bugle and crowned VR cypher with makers details for Hebbert & Co London with half basket steel hilt with crowned bugle cypher

Small military bugle.

A collection of copper and brass items, including a rectangular log bin, 38 by 32 by 26cm high, and two others, three copper kettles, a brass bugle, a large collection of brass horse martingales, and a horse tail docker. (Quantity)

18th century Derby figure of 'Air' from the Elements series holding a bird in one hand and a bugle in the other H17cm and a Continental pot pourri - Condition Report

Five various horn instruments to include a copper and silver collared hunting horn by and stamped Butler, Haymarket, London & Dublin, a Riviere & Hawkes bugle, a copper and brass collared fanfare horn and two natural trumpets (5)

Six-keyed bugle, copper with brass mounts and keys, with mouthpiece

Military bugle, copper with brass mounts, with mouthpiece

A British 1827 pattern Rifle Officer's sword, the 82cm straight blade etched with a crowned GRV cypher and marked to the forte A.W. Gamage Ltd Holborn London, having a steel Gothic hilt with crowned bugle cypher and wire bound fish skin grip, 100cm.

A copper and brass bugle with a tribal carving (A/F). [2]

A selection of brass ornaments including candlesticks, tea caddies, Buddha and Bugle

SPANISH BUGLE & COLLECTION OF CANDLESTICKS

Britains set 1728, Predictor and set 1731 Spotting Chair with Operators in original boxes (Condition Very Good, boxes Good and Poor) with second grade: Gunners, Buglers, Drummers, Stretcher Bearer, Casualty and Machine Gunner (Condition Good, some embellished, one head, two drun sticks and one legs repaired, and two bugle arms missing) 1940, and an empty box for set 1766 (Condition Good) (28)

18th century oil on wood panel, portrait of a man with a bugle, unsigned, 19" x 18.5", framedPanel has a split near the left-hand edge, no other damage or restoration, paint stable, good quality frame with some moulding missing from the left-hand edge

An early 20thC military style horn bugle, with metal mounts and vacant garland plaque with metal mouthpiece, 40cm wide.

Selection of British Military Manuals Including Animal Welfare etc.Including: Manual of Horsemanship, Equitation and Animal Transport 1937 ... Animal Management 1908. (Cover to spine detached but present) ... Trumpet and Bugle Sounds of the Army 1903 ... Ceremonial 1912 ... Manual of Map Reading and Sketching 1912. (5 items)

Victorian 1st VB King’s Liverpool Regiment Officer’s Levee Rifle Pattern Sword.A rare example of the pattern. The single edged narrow blade is etched with a Crowned VR cypher, regimental title “1st Vol Batt. The Liverpool Regt”. Also entwined initials. The guard of the hilt incorporating a Victorian crowned strung bugle device. Housed in correct steel scabbard with two loose rings. Etching to blade VGC and clear, wear to the plating of the hilt and scabbard.

Victorian 80th Lancashire RV (Liverpool Press Guard) Officer’s Levee Rifle Pattern Sword.A rare example of the pattern. The single edged narrow blade is etched with a regimental device and title “80TH L.R.V”. The guard of the hilt incorporating a Victorian crowned strung bugle device. Housed in correct steel scabbard with two loose rings. Some staining etching faint to parts.

Rifle Volunteers Officer’s pouch.Fine light brown leather example, the flab bearing silver strung bugle. The ox pattern pouch with acanthus leaf supports bear plain nickel belt rings. Complete with closure tongue. VGC

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER NOVELTY VINAIGRETTE AND SCENT BOTTLE in the form of a bugle, by Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1872, 7.5cm long Condition report: in good condition overall, minor scratches. Engraved monogram to hinged end, which is a bit loose and doesn’t stay closed.

Copper bugle, copper hunting horn and a copper jug (3)

Early 20th Century copper bugle by Henry Potter and Co., London, 1912

An Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Military Copper & Brass Bugle.

A WWI military Bugle by Whaley, Royce & Co., Toronto, Canada

Postcards, Middlesex, a fine and comprehensive RP collection of 61 cards of Harrow School, the majority photographed by Scribbler. Inc. Harrow School Book Shop (animated), Football Fields, Speech Room, 'Boys at Bill', School Gate, Fourth Form Room, Vaughan Library interior and exterior, Terrace Gardens, Butler Museum interior, Music School, Butler Museum exterior, Heads House, OTC marching to drilling ground (4), OTC Bugle Band etc, (nice lot) (mainly gd)

British WWI/II Shoulder Title Collection (30) Yorkshire, Somerset Light Infantry, Scottish Light Infantry, Royal Engineers, Durham and (6) Light Infantry Bugle devices.

A WWII British army copper bugle, marked “21 PTC Besson & Co, London 1940” and broad arrow. GC (rather battered) £40-50

A Geo V Rifle Regiment Officer’s sword to the Buckinghamshire Battalion Oxf & Bucks Light Infantry, blade 32½” by Hobson & Sons, Lexington St, London, etched with GRV cypher and crown over “Buckinghamshire Battalion” and bugle horn, the regulation pattern hilt having leather knot, in its leather FS scabbard with metal chape. GC (the blade polished so that the etching on one side is very faint, the hilt replated). Plate 5 £200-300

Britains set 8824 Life Guard 1837 four in original individual boxes, and set 5799, Drum and Bugle Team, Fleet Marine Force Pacific in original box (Condition Excellent, boxes Excellent (14)

A Victorian copper and brass bugle bearing the crest of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 27 cm long, three late 18th/early 19th century brass candlesticks and two brass table oil lamps. CONDITION REPORT: The bugle is in fair overall condition with slight denting. The Argyll and Sutherland crest however appears to have been re-soldered in place. The candlesticks are a pair and one and appear to be in fair condition. the lamps are lacking chimneys and shades.

A WWI Boosey & Co. bugle, to 102 Prov. Battalion, dated 1915.

GB FDC collection. 6 in total. 3 FDC 13/10/82 Motor cars and cachets - mvst Amelin and paquebot. 1 9/5/79 direct elections with cachets- mvsenlae and paquebot Newhaven Dieppe. 1 FDC 24/3/82 Caterham scouts and 1 24/3/82 drum and bugle corps. Good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99.

Imperial German Prussian Regimentally Marked Bugle, fine brass and nickel silver mounted bugle with circular cartouche with Prussian eagle to the centre. Complete with its original mouth piece and hanging ring. Lower section is engraved with regimental details, “3 J R III.3”, Berlin makers details also engraved to the lower reverse. Small hole and some denting to the body, otherwise good example.

Imperial German Prussian Bugle, good untouched example of the brass and nickel silver fittings body with Prussian eagle in central cartouche. Complete with mouth piece and one hanging ring. Some denting and the lower ring fitting is now absent.

An early 20th century Metropolitan Policeman's whistle, others, similar; copper and brass bugle, qty