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Lot 860
A fine quality Victorian carved walnut three piece drawing room suite, comprising a double ended button back settee and a gentleman’s armchair, both with open padded arms, and a lady’s nursing/sewing chair, each piece raised on short cabriole legs with scroll toes, with recent high quality re-upholstery. (3)
Lot 820
A small quantity of silver smalls, comprising a silver handled button-hook, silver pickle fork, silver teaspoons, two butter knives, pusher, small pickle fork, mustard spoon and jam spoon; together with a set of 12 silver coffee spoons, two mother of pearl spoons and a horn caddy spoon, the weighable items 6.85 tr.oz. gross. (qty)
Lot 460
Royal Naval Captains Full Dress Cap, Epaulettes and Undress Sword Belt, the set is all housed in the original japanned metal storage tin with painted details of the original owner to the lid, “A.B. WEBB RN”. The cocked hat of beaver skin covered body with fine gilt bullion wire decoration and single gilt RN button, each end with bullion wire tassels. Interior of the cap is in mint condition, retaining the original white leather sweatband and silk lining with J Baker & Co, Portsmouth retailers details. Bullion officers dress epaulettes with single bullion kings crown (Anchors missing) and wire tassels. Mint condition leather backed officers undress sword belt with three rows of bullion wire decoration, gilt metal kings crown belt buckle which retains all of the original gilt wash finish and the two piece sword hangers. Lining to the inside of the transit box is in excellent condition as is the exterior of the tin, showing just very minor scrapes from storage. The set appears to have been hardly ever worn.
Lot 514
1949 Pattern Oxford & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry Warrant Officers Battle Dress Blouse, embroidered yellow on green shoulder title, embroidered Sailsbury Plains district formation sign, green on buff warrant officers arm badge to lower arm. Above the breast pocket are medal ribbons for WW2 service and Territorial medal. Special pattern braid and button collar badges fitted. 1954 dated size label to the interior.
Lot 226
Quantity of Sweetheart Brooches and Badges, of various periods and constructions including mother of pearl parachute wings, WW2 parachute regiment cap badge with lug fittings, Royal Navy button converted to sweetheart brooch, hallmarked silver Royal Marines on bayonet, 2x WW1 battlefield bayonet brooches, British Red Cross society brass and enamel medal, 1915 Liverpool flag day pin, hallmarked silver ARP lapel badge, brass and enamel Home Guard lapel badge, plus other items. Various conditions, viewing recommended. (48 items)
Lot 472
Mess Tunics and Foreign Service Tunics of Lieutenant Colonel A T Rowlandson 124th and 126th Baluchistan Infantry, short pattern mess dress tunic is French Grey / beige cloth with red facings to the collar and cuffs. Small brass ball buttons to the front and clips. Bullion officers knotted shoulder boards with bullion rank pips and crowns. Brass buttons to the shoulder straps with 124th Baluchistan Infantry. Loops to the breast for medal ribbons. Quilted lining to the interior with London Tailors label to the collar with inked name. Complete with the mess waistcoat. Similar example but with button for the 126th Baluchistan infantry, also with the mess waistcoat; Private purchase four pocket service dress tunic in fine cloth with stitched holes for tunic buttons and rank insignia to the shoulders and issue KD officers four pocket tunic with polished brass buttons of the 126th Baluchistan infantry and metal shoulder titles and rank badges to the shoulders. The mess uniforms suffer heavy from moth damage and shredding to the silk sections of the waistcoats, also some stitching faults to the bullion. (6 items) Lieutenant Colonel Alfred Turner Rowlandson Baluchistan Infantry, Indian Army. Born in January 1867, Madras India, educated at the Royal Military College Sandhurst. Commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Kings Own August 1886, transferred to the Indian Staff Corps February 1891; promoted Captain Indian Army August 1897, he served with the 26th Baluchistan Infantry during the Third China War and with the 24th Baluchistan Infantry during the Tibet Expedition. Promoted to Major 25th August 1904, appointed commandant Mounted Infantry School, India on 5th December 1905, Commandant 126th Baluchistan Infantry and promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in 1911. He died in Kowloon on 19th July 1913 and is buried in Hong Kong. His China and Tibet medals were sold at Spink on 24th July 2014.
Lot 491
US Navy G-1 Aviators Flying Jacket brown leather flying jacket with brown wool collar, two lower pockets with button flaps. Woollen cuffs and bottom waist band. Brass zip in working order. Original worn size 42 label to the interior. Some scuffing to the leather on the reverse and shoulder area. Measures 40 inch chest, shoulder to cuff 23 ½ inches and shoulder to shoulder 17 inches.
Lot 616
Pair of Waffen SS Other Ranks Shoulder Boards, black cloth slip on shoulder boards piped with copper brown. Green cloth backing to the board with black stitching to the edge and button holes. Black cloth lining to the slip on tab. Some small area of damage to the piping on one of the boards but otherwise good condition.
Lot 494
WW2 Polish 2nd Corps HQ Tropical Shirt, fine example of a tropical issue shirt / tunic with two breast pockets and half button front. To the arms are slip on cloth panels with bullion embroidered POLAND nationality shoulder titles and one with bullion 2nd Corps HQ formation sign and the other with bullion 8th army. Slip on single rank bars to the shoulder straps. Stamped CWS 1942 to the collar. These were worn during the campaign in Italy by Polish troops, Polish 2nd Corps was involved in the fight for Monte Cassino.
Lot 147
A set of six silver leopard's head commemorative buttons by Malcolm Appleby in original case, each circular button stamped with a pentagon inscribed around its edge with the words 'I have served the London Assay Office for 500 years', encircling a detailed delineation of a crowned leopard's head, the outer edges with foliate patterning, Edinburgh hallmarks 2014 and with Malcolm Appleby's triangular A over M signature mark, diameters 2.1cm, in original fitted maker's case with his card
Lot 177
A garnet cross made up of six Georgian buttons, composed entirely of flat-cut almandine garnets in closed-back and foiled settings to maximise their colour and brilliance, each circular button a flowerhead with a central round cut stone in a double border of small cushion cuts then larger round cut ‘petals’; the buttons have been numbered on the reverse and carefully mounted on a Latin cross frame with integral pendant loop, and are removable by means of a sliding bar; length 7.2cm
Lot 269
A 19th century Russian lady's belt, formed from thirty-four rectangular, embossed and niello decorated sliding panels contained by a matching buckle with central oval button mounted on a slim leather strap, lacking discernible maker's mark, assayer's mark E.B (in cyrillic) and Moscow mark for 1870, 26" waist
Lot 366
A lady's crocodile leather travelling case, extensively fitted with silver mounted dressing table utensils by John Collard Vickery, London 1923/1924, including: a travel clock, a pair of hairbrushes, a pair of clothes brushes, a handmirror, nine assorted bottles and jars, a silver box, various pintrays, a glove stretcher, button hook and shoehorn together with a crocodile jewellery case, writing fold, wallet, manicure set, with silver mounted jars. Provenance: Lady Olwyn Suffield of Gunton Park, Norfolk
Lot 389
A pair of George IV silver wine coasters, by S C Younge & Co, Sheffield 1824 embossed with fruiting vines below a shell scrolled border, wooden insert base with silver button engraved with crest for Peel, Bart 'Industria', 17cm diameter together with another William IV example matching, by Kitchen, Walker & Curr, Sheffield 1833, 17cm (3)
Lot 31
A rare early 18th century small silver handled knife,unmarked, the blade possibly mark of a heart and fleur-de-lys for Peter Spitzer, c.1700,with button-tipped cannon handle,11cm long, andtwo 18th century small silver spoons comprising:a hanoverian example,unidentified maker's mark struck twice,7.4cm long, andanother old english pattern example,by Richard Crossley, London 1799,monogrammed,9.5cm long (3)
Lot 351
A cased set of six former Austro-Hungarian Empire garnet and enamel buttons, c.1900,each button composed of a baroque pearl, peg set to the centre, with four oval flat cut foiled garnets, rub set at the quarter points with black and white dotted enamel anther and pierced petals. Marked for Vienna 1872-1922, 900 standard
Lot 161
AN IVORY ETUI, mid 19th century, probably French, of D-end form with push button opener, revealing a thimble, bradawl and needle case, all probably silver gilt (indistinct marks), steel scissors and bodkin, 4 1/4" long, together with a tortoiseshell cigarette case lacquered in gilt and red and inlaid with mother of pearl with finches amidst bamboo and flowering branches, 4" long (2)
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