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Two similar Sitzendorf porcelain figures of a lady flower seller and a boy with bugle, both in green jackets, tallest 19cm, (a/f)

3 British Army pattern badges. Comprising:- 96th Regiment of Foot, and 2 Bugle Horn badges.

A vintage brass and copper military bugle complete with braided grip cord and tassels. Together with a bras and coppers hunting horn.

Pontefract Volunteer Rifles Pouch Badge, blackened brass example of the strung bugle above PVR in gothic script. Four lug fittings to the reverse. Good condition overall.

Indian Army 2nd Queen Victoria’s Own Rajput Light Infantry Officers Badge, fine silvered strung bugle with number 2 to the centre. Three post fittings to the reverse. Remains in very good condition. See Cox’s number 2383.

Large Quantity of Regimental Shoulder Titles, including brass T/Y/FIFE & FORFAR, brass 4/CAMERON, brass MT, brass large N.D.H, brass WW1 SIGNAL SERVICE, brass T/RE, brass Y/RHA, brass HLI with strung bugle, brass 4/SUFFOLK, brass CANADA, plus others. Various conditions, some damaged and repaired. (100+)

A very interesting cow horn bugle/Powder horn with inscribed decoration K D G III and a verse "May the Coward never wear a red coat Nor the Hypocrite a black one"

A late Georgian Old Sheffield Plate galleried waiter bearing engraved light infantry strung bugle device, 23 cm x 14 cm

DIEPPE IVORY FIGURE OF A MUSKETEER, 19th century, carved standing playing a bugle, on a cylindrical column, height 17cm

Quantity of interesting miscellanea including; metal moneyboxes formed as letterboxes, miniature bugle, corkscrew, etc Condition:

A Coral Necklace And Bracelet two items in total, the first, a delicate coral collar style necklace strung with multiple coral bugle beads and gold tone seed bead stations, lobster claw clasp closure. Also, a gold tone coral and hematite bracelet set with small oval cabochons. Please see accompanying image.

Two Art Deco Antique Seed Bead Evening Bags Each in good vintage condition, the first a cream envelope pouch with wrist strap to centre back, the whole profusely beaded in geometric and floral design. Comprises ivory seed bead ground with gold, pale pink and iridescent bugle beads. The second a cream silk top handle pouch bag embroidered throughout with gold seed beads and faux pearls

A bugle, an art deco mantel clock in the form of a woman in robes, and a carved wooden CD rack in the form of a cat

Highland Light Infantry Victorian Officer’s plaid brooch.A poor post 1882 example. Burnished cast silvered quoit with engraved edge mounted with thistle wreath bearing 28 battle honours to ‘Tel El Kebir’. To the centre, a Thistle Star, a gilt Imperial crown, silver curled bugle, gilt ‘HLI’, ‘Assaye’ and Elephant. Fixing screws replaced. Stout pin to reverse.

First Surrey Rifles Victorian Officer’s pre 1891 pouch belt plate.A good die-stamped gilt example. Crowned wreath, half of laurel, half of palm surrounding circlet inscribed “First Surrey Rifles”. Seeded centre mounted with silver strung bugle with ‘1’ between the cords. Three screw posts to reverse. Gilt toned. GC

Royal Marine Light Infantry Victorian OR’s shako plate circa 1866-78.A good scarce die-stamped brass slightly mist ruck example. Crowned star bearing laurel sprays and ‘Gibraltar’ scroll; a fouled anchor below. Within the sprays, a circlet inscribed ‘Per Mare Per Terram’ with Globe to centre. Beneath the anchor, a strung bugle. Two loops to reverse. GC (KK 1090)

1st (Salisbury) Wiltshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian pouch belt plate.A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example. Crowned circlet inscribed “Wiltshire 1859” with “1” to seeded centre; beneath the circlet, a strung bugle with “RV” between the strings. Two screw posts to reverse. VGCFormed 10th August, 1859 at Salisbury.

105th (Madras Light Infantry) Regiment Officer’s Victorian Officer’s waist belt clasp circa 1861-81.A scarce example of special pattern with matching bench marks to both halves.. Central gilt disc mounted silver coiled bugle horn inscribed ‘Madras Light Infty.’ within crowned sprays of laurel and palm, ‘105’to the centre. A scroll on the junction of the leaf sprays ‘Cede Nullis’. Gilt oakleaf ends. Silver overlay with a little wear, wear to gilt. Split to bugle end. GC (Ryan 155)In 1861 the 2nd Madras (European) Regiment was transferred to the British Establishment as the 105th (Madras Light Infantry) Regiment, becoming the 2nd Battalion, The King’s Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regiment) in 1881

Durham Light Infantry Victorian Officer’s glengarry badge circa 1881-96.A good die-stamped gilt example. Crowned Garter with faded velvet centre mounted with a silver strung bugle horn. Two loops to reverse. Some service wear. One retaining tangs absent. GC

Scottish. 19th Lanarkshire (Glasgow, 2nd Northern) Rifle Volunteers Victorian shako plate.A good scarce die-stamped large white metal example. Crowned coiled bugle; ‘19’ to voided centre. Two loops to reverse, one an old replacement. VGC Formed 5th December 1859 from member of the Western and Clyde Engineering Works. Sub title (Glasgow, Second Northern). Redesignated 5th Corps in 1880 becoming 1st VB Highland Light Infantry in 1887

Berkshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian shako / forage cap badge.A good scarce die-stamped white metal strung bugle with BRV cypher lodged between the cords. Two loops to reverse. VGC

Indian Army. 25th Regiment of Bombay Light Infantry Victorian head-dress badge.A good rare die-stamped brass example. Large crowned coiled bugle with floriated ‘25’ to voided centre. Four loops of HPC style to reverse. VGC1820 raised as the 1st Extra Battalion of Bombay Native Infantry; 1926 redesignated 25th Regiment of Bombay Native (Light) Infantry. After various changes in title became the 125th Napier's Rifles in 1903. Identification by Hugh King.

3rd West York Militia Victorian OR’s forage cap badge circa 1853-73A good die-stamped white metal crowned strung bugle with Rose lodged between the cords. Two loops to reverse. VGC (KK 1255)Became 3rd Battalion York & Lancaster Regt. on 1st July 1881

Berkshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian forage cap badge.A fine rare white metal die-stamped silvered strung bugle surmounting ‘19’. Four toned loops to reverse. VGC19 being the Rifle Volunteer precedence number for Berkshire.

Scottish. 8th (The Blythswood) Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian shako plate.A scarce die-stamped silvered example. Crowned coiled bugle ornamented with laurel, numeral ‘8’ to vioded centre. Two crude replacement loops to reverse. GCFormed from leather workers in Glasgow 21st December 1859. See “Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971” by W & K Bloomer No.179

Badge. Scottish. 5th Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian shako plate / glengarry badge. A good scarce die-stamped white metal strung bugle with ‘5’ lodged between the cords. Two loops to reverse. VGCFormed 5th December 1859 from member of the Western and Clyde Engineering Works. Sub title (Glasgow, Second Northern). Redesignated 5th Corps in 1880 becoming 1st VB Highland Light Infantry in 1887

Royal Marine Light Infantry Victorian OR’s glengarry badge circa 1870-97.A good die-stamped brass three piece example. Globe within a laurel wreath, strung bugle above. Complete with all loops. VGC (KK 1094)

Norfolk Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR’s helmet plate.A good die-stamped white metal example. Crowned star bearing laurel sprays and strap ‘Norfolk Rifle Volunteers’, strung bugle to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. Slightly dull but VGC.

Hampshire Rifle Volunteer Corps Officer’s forage cap badge circa 1880-85.A good die-stamped silvered example Curled bugle with applied Rose. Two loops to reverse. VGCSee “The Military Insignia of Hampshire & Isle of Wight” by Woods, Fig 3.29.

60th Foot (KRRC) Victorian shako plate circa 1861-69.A fine and scarce die-stamped blackened example. Maltese cross surmounted by a tri-part scroll ‘Salamanca, Peninsula, Toulouse’, all resting on scroll ‘Celer et Audax’; the ends of both scrolls resting on the centre arms of the cross. On the cross, a circlet inscribed ‘The King’s Royal Rifle Corps’, to the centre a strung bugle with ‘60’ between the cords. The arms of the cross bearing honours to ‘Goojerat’. Two loops to reverse, a little bent, otherwise VGC. (KK 123A)Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection.

3rd Bn. 60th King’s Royal Rifle Corps OR’s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A fine and rare die-stamped blackened brass example. Maltese cross surmounted by a Crown resting on a ribbon scroll inscribed “Peninsula”, the ends of the scroll resting on the central arms of the cross. On the cross, whose arms bear battle honours, a circlet ‘The King’s Royal Rifle Corps’, to the centre a strung bugle, ‘3’ over ‘60’ between the cords. Beneath the cross, a ribbon scroll inscribed ‘Celer et Audax’. Two loops to reverse. VGC

7th 8th Bns. PWO West Yorkshire Regiment (Leeds Rifles) Officer’s 1940 Birmingham hallmarked silver cap badge.A very fine scarce die-cast example by F&S (Firmin and Sons). Within a crowned laurel wreath a Maltese cross bearing circlet inscribed “Leeds Rifles” with crowned strung bugle to centre; the arms bearing numerous honours. Two loops to reverse. VGCHQ at Leeds.

Scottish. 69th Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers Corps Officer’s shako plate circa 1860.A fine and scarce die-stamped silvered example. Crowned curled bugle with “69” to Voided centre. Two loops (pinched) to reverse. Fracture between “6” and “9”. GCFormed 17th February 1860 from employees of Clyde shipbuilders Messrs. J & G Thompson.

Royal Marine Light Infantry Colour Sergeant’s rank badge circa 1902-23.A good example of scarlet cloth. Within bullion laurel sprays, a padded bullion Globe set on crossed silk Union flags surmounted by a bugle horn, in turn surmounted by a crown. Between the base of the Globe and that of the wreath, a bullion fouled anchor; beneath the wreath, a pair of crossed sabres. A little service wear and tiny trace of surface moth. VGCThe Royal Marine Light Infantry amalgamated with the Royal Marine Artillery in 1923 to form The Royal Marines.

Royal Sussex Light Infantry Militia William IV / Victorian Officer’s “Bell-Top” shako plate circa 1829-44A fine rare fire-gilt example. Large crowned star mounted with silver ornate strung bugle bearing Garter Star with gilt pierced motto on blue enamel ground and central Cross of St. George in red enamel (slightly defective). Beneath the bugle, an ornate ended silver scroll inscribed ‘Royal Sussex’. Two horizontal loops to reverse and one of two pairs of wire behind the crown. VGCRaised 29th June 1778 at Chichester. Redesignated Royal Sussex Light Infantry 1845; became 4th Bn. Royal Sussex Regt. on Friday 1st July 1881.

Eton Volunteer Rifle Corps insignia.A good die-stamped white metal helmet plate, (EVRC surmounted by a strung bugle) on three loops ... crudely cast Victorian pouch belt plate comprising white metal crowned laurel sprays with Arms of the College to centre. on two screw posts ... post 1901 cap badge on blades ...ETON/OTC/COLLEGE shoulder title on blades. (4 items)Raised as 8th Buckinghamshire RVC in 1860, reformed as 2nd Bucks (Eton College) Rifle Volunteers 15th June 1878. December 1887 redesignated 4th (Eton College) VB Oxfordshire Light Infantry, 1902 reverted to 2nd Bucks.

Eton Volunteer Rifle Corps insignia.A good scarce cast Victorian pouch belt plate comprising white metal crowned laurel sprays; Arms of the College mounted on the seeded centre. Two screw posts to reverse. ... together with a similar post 1901 example ... die-stamped white metal, EVRC surmounted by a strung bugle, helmet plate on three loops ... another similar on wire fixings (some absent). (4 items)Raised as 8th Buckinghamshire RVC in 1860, reformed as 2nd Bucks (Eton College) Rifle Volunteers 15th June 1878. December 1887 redesignated 4th (Eton College) VB Oxfordshire Light Infantry, 1902 reverted to 2nd Bucks.

Royal Marine Light Infantry Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1878-1901.A good die-stamped brass example. Crowned star bearing laurel sprays joined at the top by ‘Gibraltar’; fouled anchor and strung bugle below. Within the sprays, a circlet inscribed ‘Per Mare Per Terram’; to the centre, the globe in relief. Two loops to reverse. VGC (KK 1092)

Royal Marine Light Infantry Edwardian OR’s helmet plate circa 1902-05.A good scarce short lived die-stamped brass example. Crowned star bearing laurel sprays joined at the top by ‘Gibraltar’; fouled anchor and strung bugle below. Within the sprays, a circlet inscribed ‘Per Mare Per Terram’; to the centre, the globe in relief. Two loops to reverse. VGC

Spanish Civil War banner and flag finial of the Fascist University Militias circa 1936-39A rare grey cord edged red silk banner bearing on one side a bullion ‘I’ and in the upper left corner a coiled bugle with crossed rifle and sword; the other side is grey silk and bears bullion crossed swords superimposed on padded silver bullion stylised bird with blue and white checkered shield to its breast; yoke and arrows above. Complete with tassels. Approx. 33 x 33 cm ... poorly cast brass finial in the shape of an oval bearing Yoke and Arrows Falangist symbol surmounted by a spear point. Screw base. VGC (2 items)

Royal Marine Light Infantry Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1878-1901.A good gilt crowned star mounted with laurel sprays joined at the top by ‘Gibraltar’ scroll; fouled anchor to the junction below. Within the sprays, a pierced strap inscribed ‘Per Mare Per Terram’ on blue enamel ground. To the centre, a silver globe in relief. Mounted beneath the sprays, a silver strung bugle. Three loops to reverse. Some wear to gilt, orb slightly bent otherwise GC (KK 1091)Also worn by Commissioned Bandmasters 1898-1901

1st King George’s Own Gurkha Rifles 1913 Birmingham hallmarked Officer’s silver pouch belt plate.A very fine example by J & Co. (Jennens). Laurel sprays, surmounted by a separate crown, bearing six honour scrolls to ‘Afghanistan 1878-80’ and resting on a scroll ‘King George’s Own Own Gurkha Rifles’. Centrally, on the blackened HM silver backplate, silver GRI cypher, crossed kukris and strung bugle surmounted by the numeral ‘1’. Four screw posts to reverse, each retaining its HM silver washer and retaining nut. VGCBecame 1st Prince of Wales’s Own Gurkha Rifles in 1906 when he visited India, then 1st King George’s Own Gurkha Rifles when he ascended the throne upon Edward VII’s death in 1910.

Rifle Brigade Victorian Officer’s pouch belt plate circa 1863-76.A good scarce unmarked silver example. Laurel sprays, surmounted by a Guelphic Crown resting on a ‘ Waterloo’ tablet, enclosing Maltese cross with lions between the arms and bearing a circlet ‘Rifle Brigade’ with, crowned strung bugle to centre. The sprays bear Crimean honours, the arms of the cross bear the other numerous honours of the Brigade. To the base of the wreath, an applied scroll inscribed ‘The Prince Consort’s Own’, ‘Peninsula’ and ‘Lucknow’ above. Four screw posts to reverse, retaining original backing plate. Crown reaffixed, highpoints polished. GC.

24th (Post Office) Middlesex Rifle Volunteers post 1880 Officer’s pouch belt plate.A fine ornate die-stamped silvered example. Within Imperial crowned laurel sprays; a Maltese cross, dragons between the arms. The top and bottom arms bear the Arms of Middlesex. the left and right bear a crowned ‘T’ of HSH the Duke of Teck. A Bishop’s mitre surmounts the top arm, a strung bugle below bottom arm. Central circlet inscribed “Saint Martin’s le Grand” encircling a shield. Across the base of the wreath, a tri-part scroll inscribed “Post Office, XXIV Middlesex Rifle Regiment”. Four screw posts to reverse. VGC49th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers formed at the General Post Office 13th February 1868; renumbered 24th in September 1880. 24th supplied personnel for the Army Post Office Corps for active service overseas.

5th Royal Elthorne Middlesex Militia Officer’s shako plate circa 1861-69.A fine scarce silvered example. Crown star mounted with circlet inscribed ‘5th Royal Elthorne Middlesex Militia’; applied VR Cypher surmounting strung bugle to domed centre. Reverse retains both original horizontal loops. VGCRaised 16th May 1853 at Hounslow; became 3rd Battalion Middlesex Regiment on Friday 1st July, 1881. Redesignated 5th Battalion March 1900. Provenance : ex Hugh King Collection, Bosleys September 2006, Lot 78.

22nd Middlesex Rifle Volunteers (Central London Rangers) Officer’s pouch belt plate circa 1905-08.A fine and scarce silver plated example. Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing circlet inscribed ‘Central London Rangers 22 Mx’, strung bugle to central mirrored backing plate. Three screw posts to reverse. VGC40th Mx RV Central London Rangers renumbered 22nd Middlesex Rifle Volunteers (Central London Rangers) in 1880. 1st April 1908 transferred to the new Territorial Force as 12th Bn The London Regiment (The Rangers).

1st Middlesex RVC ‘Victoria’s;’ 1886 Birmingham hallmarked silver Victorian Officer’s pouch belt plate.A very fine example by J & Co (Jennens). Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms. bearing applied circlet inscribed “1st Middlesex RVC. Victoria’s”, to the voided centre, a strung bugle. Four screw posts to reverse. VGC

11th County of London (Finsbury Rifles) post 1908 Officer’s pouch belt plate.A good die-cast silvered example. Maltese cross surmounted by a Crown resting on a tablet inscribed ‘South Africa 1900-02’; ‘Pro aris et focis’ inscribed on the arms. To the centre, a strung bugle on mirrored backing within a circlet inscribed “Finsbury Rifles”. Three screw posts to reverse. Top arm strengthened. VGC

5th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1878-81.A good die-stamped brass example. Crowned lined Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing circlet inscribed “5 Middlesex Rifle Volunteers”; strung bugle to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. GC

Dorset Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer’s pouch belt plate.A good die-stamped silvered example. Maltese cross surmounted by a crowned blank tablet. Circlet inscribed “Pro patria”, strung bugle to solid centre with “16” between the strings. Arms of the cross inscribed “Dorset” “Rifle”“Voluns.” with fasces to bottom arm. Two screw posts to reverse VGCBecame a VB of the Dorsetshire Regt. on 1st July 1881 but only designated 1st VB on 1st December 1887.

Dorset Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer’s helmet plate.A scarce die-stamped blackened example with polished highlights. Crowned Maltese cross bearing circlet inscribed ‘Pro Patria’, strung bugle to centre. Arm of the cross inscribed ‘Dorset’ ‘Rifle’ ‘Volrs.’ with fasces to bottom arm. Three loops to reverse VGCBecame a VB of the Dorsetshire Regt. on 1st July 1881 but only designated 1st VB on 1st December 1887.

37th Middlesex (St. Giles & St. George’s Bloomsbury) Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1878-80.A good scarce, short-lived, die-stamped blackened example with burnished silvered highlights. Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing circlet inscribed ‘Bloomsbury Rifles’; strung bugle to voided centre, ‘37’ lodged between the bugle cords. Three loops to reverse. VGC37th (St. Giles & St. George’s Bloomsbury) Middlesex RVC raised 31st March 1860; renumbered 19th Middlesex RVC 3rd September 1880.

1st Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1880-92.A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example. Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing circlet inscribed “1st Middlesex RVC. Victoria’s”; strung bugle to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. VGC

2nd Wiltshire Rifle Volunteer Corps Victorian OR’s helmet plate. A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example . Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing circlet “2nd Wiltshire Rifle Volunteer Corps”; strung bugle to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. Touch of verdigris, GC

2nd Admin. Bn. Wiltshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR’s helmet plate. A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example . Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing circlet “2nd A.B. Wiltshire Rifle Volunteers”; strung bugle to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. One pearl to orb’s cross absent otherwise GC.

King’s Royal Rifle Corps Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1883-93.A good die-stamped blackened brass example. Maltese cross surmounted by a crown resting on a tablet inscribed ‘Celer et Audax’. On the cross, a circlet inscribed ‘The King’s Royal Rifle Corps’; strung bugle to voided centre. The arms of the cross bearing honours to ‘Tel-el-Kebir’. Three loops to reverse. VGC (KK 269)

Victorian Middlesex Rifles Volunteers / Middlesex Engineers Officer’s Sword An unusual example, the slightly curved single edged blade with etched decoration of a crowned strung bugle device and title “37th Middlesex Rifles”, the reverse with the title “1st Middlesex Engineers”. A panel is etched wit the initials “E.J.G.”. The forte with the retailers details of “F. Smith & Co. Strand London”. The hilt is of the Royal Engineers 1857 pattern, with brass guard with floral decoration. The shagreen grip retaining twist wire binding. Housed in brass scabbard.The vendor has attributed the sword to have been carried by a Edward J Gardiner.

Victorian 8th Essex Rifle Volunteers Officer’s sword.A scarce example carried by an Officer of this short lived unit, the blade etched with a Crowned VR Cypher and title “The 8th Essex Rifles” The forte with the details of “Jackson” The hilt of the regulation pattern, incorporating a crowned strung bugle and shagreen grip. Housed in steel scabbard. Overall now with dark patina. 8th Corps raised at Stratford on 6th March 1860 and were disbanded in 1865.

Bedfordshire Light Infantry Militia Victorian Officer’s shoulder belt plate circa 1852-55.A good scarce silver on copper rectangular plate mounted with cut silver star in turn mounted with a gilt crowned strung bugle ‘18’ lodgedbetween the cords. Beneath the bugle, a gilt scroll inscribed ‘Bedford Light Infantry’. Reverse retains original two hooks and two studs. Two surplus holes to reverse. Some restoration. GCBecame 3rd Battalion The Bedfordshire Regiment on 1st July 1881.

85th (Bucks Volunteers) (The King’s Light Infantry Regiment) Officer’s shoulder belt plate circa 1821-40.A good scarce example. Burnished gilt rectangular plate mounted with crowned oval silver strap inscribed ‘The King’s Light Infantry’; to the centre, a silver strung bugle over ‘85’. Beneath the strap, a straight silver scroll inscribed ‘Peninsula’. Reverse retains original two hooks and two studs. Minor service wear. VGC for age. (Parkyn 413)The 85th was granted the title “King’s Light Infantry” in April 1821. It served in Malta and at Gibraltar from 1821 to 1832. The 85th served in North America from 1835 to 1842 and was despatched on horse sleighs across heavy snows from New Brunswick to quell disturbances in Quebec in the winter of 1838. After North America the 85th saw service in the West Indies, in Ireland under the command of Lt.Col. Brook John Taylor and Mauritius under Lt.Col. Manley Power. Became 2nd Battalion KSLI on Friday 1st July 1881