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Click here to subscribeA George III style barrel-back porter’s chair, stuffed-over upholstery, deep-button back, scroll arms, squab cushion, tapered square forelegs, brass casters, 117cm high, 84cm wide, the seat 43cm wide and 53cm deepNB - This lot is offered for sale as a work of art, the cushions may not comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988 and for this reason should not be used in a private dwelling.
Horton & Allday; A Set of Six Hallmarked Silver Art Nouveau Buttons, flora theme with each button in the form of a flowerhead, depicting profile of a lady, Birmingham 1902, within a fitted Elkington Liverpool case. (6)Overall good condition, abrasions and tarnishing with age, button loops apear sturdy, hallmarks visible, box in good condition, signs of age and wear, hinged lid works smoothly and shuts flush.
A beech show-frame sofa, in 18thC French style, with a button padded back and seat, on cabriole legs, 184cm wide. The upholstery in this lot does not comply with the 1988 (Fire & Fire Furnishing) Regulations, unless sold to a known exporter or upholsterer it will be cut from the frame before leaving the premises.
A PAIR OF STUDDED LEATHER BANQUETTES WITH CUSHIONS UPHOLSTERED IN MULBERRY FABRIC and collapsible sides measuring approximately 68cm high, 153cm wide, 65cm deep when not collapsed Provenance: These seats were brought by Roger from Christopher Gibbs auction. Condition Report: Each with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, scuffs, marks, wear to the leather - overall with a distressed appearance, some losses, openings to seams and joints, overall with signs of age and constant use in a domestic setting These do not present as an exact pair, one has studwork around the arms to both front and back, the other with piping, the studded example also has a pleated apron whereas the other example has one seam to the centre of the seat front, The upholstery differs to each seat cushion, one seat cushion is button upholstered, the other is plain There is no copy paperwork for the Christopher Gibbs auction sale. The action to the arms operates by lifting and rotating on a pin - the pins are loose overall and one is missing to the piped example. There is no known maker for these, The height given is the overall from floor to top of arms, the seats are 30 and 35cm from the floor without the removable cusions, the pipped example seat has bulged revealing stuffing and the seat rises accordingly, with the cushions in place these are 45 and 48cm high (at the front of the cushion) Please see the numerous additional images on request for visual reference to condition, appearance, and points noted in the report above Condition Report Disclaimer
A MULBERRY DONEGAL IRISH TWEED THREE BUTTON, TWO-PIECE SUIT AS WORN BY BOB GELDOF Jacket measures: 56cm chest 80cm shoulder to hem 51cm shoulder to shoulder 62cm sleeve length (37cm inseam)Trousers measure: 40cm waist 99cm overall leg length (67cm inseam)All measurements are approximate. Sir Bob Geldof went into the Mulberry St. Christophers flagship store and said to the staff that he wanted the Donegal Irish Tweed suit and that if they gave it to him, he would be seen wearing it the next week on the front page of the Irish Times with Irish First Minister Mary Robinson! The staff phoned Roger, who said yes of course, and as promised Bob appeared for the first time ever seen in a suit on that front page. It was the best piece of marketing that Mulberry menswear had ever had and thereafter Bob became an ambassador for Mulberry and a firm friend of Roger. Condition Report: The jacket has two small areas of moth to sleeve. The trousers have two small areas of moth to front of fly area and two areas to seat. Small holes and marks to interior of fly lining, trousers appear little worn but slight yellowing to trouser linings. Condition Report Disclaimer
A MULBERRY BLACK LINEN NEHRU JACKET With three front pockets, and five button fastening, lining linen with viscose approximately size 12 Condition Report: A few buttons are slightly scratched/chipped, and one button has part of an edge missing, see pictures. A 15cm section of interior lining has come unstitched near the hem, photographed. There are four white marks on the back of the jacket, possibly rubs off, see pictures. No other issues apparent.Condition Report Disclaimer
A MULBERRY PLEATED SILK FLORAL SKIRT With side button and zip fastening, lined size 12 Same purchased by Diana Princess of Wales, from the Harvey Nichols Mulberry Shop, who wanted it so much that she took the one off the mannequin - as it was the only one in her size left! Condition Report: No issues apparent, appears unworn.Condition Report Disclaimer
A COMPLETE MULBERRY LADIES OUTFIT A MULBERRY DENIM JACKET, with check collar lining, size 12 A MULBERRY CHECK LINEN WRAP SKIRT with button fastening, size 40 A MULBERRY STRIPE SHIRT, size M A MULBERRY RED CONGO LEATHER BACKPACK A PAIR OF MULBERRY UNISEX DECK SHOES, size 39 and A MULBERRY BLACK LEATHER BELT in a blue and red suede hand braided design (6)Roger Saul is photographed wearing the deck shoes whilst competing in France driving 1200 mile for the Mulberry Alfa Romeo Team. Additionally, the deck shoes are featured in the Mulberry Spring Summer '95 catalogue, page 5.
A MULBERRY LADIES RIDING INSPIRED OUTFIT CONSISTING OF: A MULBERRY BLACK RIDING JACKET WITH VELVET COLLAR with two front pockets and three Mulberry leather buttons, size 40 A MULBERRY PAISLEY PATTERN BUTTON UP BLOUSE WITH HIGH NECK, chest 54cm, shoulder 45cm, 76cm from shoulder to hem, sleeve length 58cm (48cm inseam) A PAIR OF MULBERRY SPORTING PURSUITS BEIGE COTTON TWILL JODPHURS, size 14 AND A MULBERRY BLACK LEATHER BELT WITH METAL BUCKLE, size 30/75, 88cm long All measurements are approximate. Condition Report: Black jacket appears unworn but has 2cm long moth damage and hole to centre back, belt has signs of wear and backing is very worn, slight nicks to edge of belt. Remaining items appear in good order.Condition Report Disclaimer
A MULBERRY MEN'S OUTFIT FROM THE 90S consisting: A MULBERRY TWO PIECE SUIT In biscuit Rupert Bear check, 100% virgin wool, made in Italy Jacket measures: chest 55cm, shoulder 49cm, shoulder to hem 82cm, sleeve length 64cm (inseam 42cm) Trousers measure: waist 41cm, overall leg length 102cm (inseam 71cm) A MULBERRY SOFT LEATHER HUNTING JACKET IN CHOCOLATE BROWN ONE OFF SAMPLE CREATED FOR ROGER SAUL With Mulberry stamped snap fasteners and lined in Mulberry check fabric, size M A MULBERRY BROWN SUEDE WAISTCOAT With five mulberry logo buttons, size M MULBERRY 'ITSHIDE' LEATHER SEDGMORE BROGUES, size 8 A MULBERRY PAISLEY DESIGNED CRAVAT, 100% SILK AND A MULBERRY LEATHER MOCK CROCODILE BELT, SIZE 34/85, 100cm long.All measurements are approximate.The Sedgemoor brogues are featured in the Mulberry 87/88 catalogue on page 30. Please note: the Moleskin Clipper Bag is no longer part of this lot, as previously catalogued. Condition Report: Suede jacket - shows signs of wear, with rubbing and discolouration throughout exterior fabric. Dark marks/discolouration can most significantly be seen to collar. Small white mark to bottom of jacket, below pocket. Small holes/tears to both large front pockets, as well as black marks, and rubbing, see pictures. Small holes/tears to sleeve as well. Thumb nail size tear to reverse of jacket, as well as black marks, scratches and small holes. See photos for extent. One inside green pocket with multiple areas of moth damage, the other with one small moth hole, please see photos.Suit jacket, appears little worn. One small moth hole to reverse. Some slight grubby marks to interior of cuffs, see photos. Interior lining ok bar some minor pulls. Suit trousers also appear little worn, with yellow marks to interior lining from age, see pictures.Waistcoat has minor marks and wear to button holes.Cravat seems to have no apparent issues.Belt is slightly distorted, with slight stretching to two belt holes, otherwise appears little worn.Shoes have signs of wear to the soles, inner sole has brown spots, see photos.Condition Report Disclaimer
A MULBERRY MEN'S SUIT THE ROGER SAUL COLLECTION A beige linen and silk overcheck three button 2 piece suit (trousers and a jacket), size 51Jacket measures: 53cm chest 76cm shoulder to hem 47cm shoulder to shoulder 57cm sleeve length (39cm inseam)Trousers measure: 41cm waist 102cm overall leg length (72cm inseam)All measurements are approximate.The Roger Saul collections offered limited runs, and were only stocked in the Mulberry Bond Street store. Condition Report: Appears unworn bar small roughly 6mm diameter hole to red lining of back. 2mm black blemish below the zip. Trousers clean to interior. Condition Report Disclaimer
A stainless steel shoe horn with a silver handle, marks rubbed, a stainless steel handle and silver button hook Crisford & Norris Ltd, Birmingham 1911, a silver (possibly German) sugar spoon makers initials J S & S, a silver tea caddy spoon, Douglas Pell, Birmingham 1989, sugar tongs,Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1907, a silver plate propelling pencil with machine turned body, two curios including a silver sheath machine engraved Francis Webb Birmingham 1914 and a silver pencil lead holder Francis Webb Birmingham 1911. 160gms all in. (9)
A Victorian Lancashire Volunteer 1827 pattern rifles officers sword, with Masonic interest (no scabbard). Slightly curved single edged blade, with flattened spine, and fuller running approximately three quarters the length of the blade. Profusely etched to both sides, with one side having the Queen Victoria crown and VR monogram, plus the strung bugle and ‘6th Lancashire Rifle Vounteers‘ to the other side. Further etched to the blade is ‘Strangeways Lodge 1219’, and ‘Presented by Brother Simeon Sampson 1868’. Inset brass proof button also at the ricasso, which has the usual ‘proved’ and a fleur de lis symbol, which may relate to Charles Reeves. Steel half basket guard, with Queen Victoria crown and strung bugle. Fish skin grip bound with twisted copper wire. Notes: according to the census returns, there was a Simeon Sampson residing in the area in 1871 (with his profession listed as ‘Auctioneer’), and gives his birth year as circa 1833, though it’s uncertain if this is the man named on the sword asa having presented it. Approximately 95.5cm length, blade length approximately 82cm. Condition: generally good. Quite a clean and bright blade, with just a little darkening to the steel in places. Etched decoration a little worn in places from age and service wear, but is on the whole quite legible. Fish skin grip and wire binding intact, and just showing normal service wear. Hilt intact, with just a little surface darkening in places. Scabbard absent.
A pre-WW2 M36 German Panzer ‘anti-tank’ Oberfeldwebel shoulder strap. With 3 aluminium NCO rank pips, silver ‘litzen’ and a Gothic style letter P to the centre. Pink piping to the edge,and a slip on button down strap to the reverse side. Notes: information supplied by the vendor states that the epaulette was brought back from Germany after WW2 by Sgt John Henry, Royal Engineers. Approximately 10.5cm x 5cm. Condition: very good. No holes or other kinds of damage, just normal signs of light service wear.
A good quality WW1 Battle of the Somme era, Verniers pattern officers MKVII marching compass, complete with original polished leather case. Manufactured with a blackened brass hinged lid, with large viewing window. Mother of pearl dial, with working stop button to the side. Blackened brass to the underside, with stamped broad arrow mark, and dated 1916. Manufacturers name of Cruchon & Emons, London to the bottom. The leather case is embossed with the makers mark for ‘Martins Birmingham’ and also dated 1916. There is also a lightly hand embossed name in the leather of the case, but this is difficult to read, but appears to be ‘A G Fuire’. Condition: very good. Cosmetically very good for its age and use, with much of the blackened brass finish remaining. Intact glass, and a good quality intact mother of pearl dial. Some very minor paint loss to the black painted central part of the dial. Very good colour and patina to the leather from use and handling. Working retention strap and buckle.
A large tin WW2 era military trunk, named to Capt D.B.Lynes of the Worcestershire Regiment, and the 2nd S.A.S, plus various items of military equipment and accoutrements.To include: 3 swagger sticks, with one being leather covered and another having a nickel ball top with badge of the Worcestershire Regiment.Plus, a tin containing a quantity of brass Worcestershire Regiment buttons, General Service buttons, officers rank stars, webbing gators, a cavas roll for cutlery, a quantity of WW2 uniform removed rank stripes, officers epaulettes, divisional patches, printed Worcestershire shoulder titles and embroidered officer’s rank stars.Also, 2 knapsacks, one dated 1940 and one dated 1943, a brass button stick and straps.Condition: generally good, with normal service wear.
A fine WW2 era Deputy Lord Lieutenants’s tunic, hat and other accoutrements, as worn by Colonel Alan Cecil Tod O.B.E. T.D. To include: a scarlet woollen tunic with dark blue facings, silvered King’s crown buttons to the front, cuffs, and skirt, silver cord epaulettes with gold bullion Tudor rose motif (to indicate an English county Lieutenant), and matching trousers with red stripe to the legs. Accompanying the tunic is a black beaver skin bi-corn hat, with black velvet and silver cord detail, a silvered King’s crown button, and a detachable white and red feather plume. Also included are Col Tod’s High Sheriff’s beaver skin hat (dating from c.1939) with cut steel button and chain detail, plus, dark blue crushed velvet pantaloons with cut steel buttons, lace cravats, lace cuffs, 2 pairs of white leather gloves, cut steel High Sheriff’s shoe buckles, spurs, collar stiffeners, black fabric sword belt for a court sword, black stocks, and a painted storage trunk and painted hat tin. Notes: Captain Alan Cecil Tod served as part of the 4th West Lancashire Brigade, with his rank being noted as Captain Adjutant, and later Major. His medal entitlement was the 1915 Star, British War Medal, the Victory Medal with oak leaf, and the O.B.E which was issued in 1919. Major Tod later became a Colonel, and an entry appears in the London Gazette on January 30th 1939 stating that he was to become Deputy Lord Lieutenant. A further entry in the London Gazette from March 1939 states that he was to become Sheriff for the County Palatine of Lancaster. Colonel Tod also served in the Home Guard during WW2, and for his service he was granted the C.B.E in 1943. Condition: generally very good. The Deputy Lord Lieutenant’s tunic is in good order and appears to have had little use (the silvered buttons were still wrapped in tissue when we received the item). The buttons and silvered lace detail to the cuffs and skirt have tarnished with age, but are nevertheless intact. There is a very small area near the right epaulette where there is wear to the nap of the cloth (possible old moth tracking to the surface), but this is not a hole. Both beaver skin hats are in good condition, with both showing little use. The pantaloons and trousers also remain in very good clean condition. The lace accoutrements, buckles, spurs and other items show a little age from storage, but for the most part are in good condition. The storage trunk and hat tin show some corrosion to the lid, and the hat tin is dented to one side. Please note that not all items within the lot are shown in the images.
A WW2 era German Kriegsmarine officer’s dress dagger, complete with knot and hanging straps, and it’s blue webbing under belt.A fine example of its type, but seemingly a non maker marked piece.Of standard design, with a creamy white celluloid grip with twisted wire binding, eagle and swastika pommel, and the usual cross guard with push button release catch.Steel double edged blade, with narrow double fuller to both sides.The gilt brass scabbard has two suspension rings, both attached to oak leaf mounts, and the usual lighting bolt motifs towards the chape area.The hanging straps are of black velvet, with gilt aluminium lions head fittings.All of the lobster style clips are present, but the small addition chain that would be attached to one of the clips is absent.Provenance: acquired by Lieutenant, later Captain D.B.Lynes of the 2nd S.A.S. Lt Lynes was believed to have collected the piece at the conclusion of WW2 from a German U-Boat ‘Sub Pen’ base in Bergen, along with several other Kriegsmarine related pieces (offered as separate lots in the sale).Approximately 41.8cm total length, blade length 25.2cm.Condition: generally very good.The celluloid handle is intact and without cracking, just a tiny surface scuff to one side.Some age related dulling and wear to the gilt finish on the pommel and cross guard.The blade is clean, with just some minor mottling to the tip area.The scabbard has its bright gilt finish, and there are some minor depressions to the metal (often seen on this type of dagger).The gilt fittings to the straps have worn in places, revealing the silvery coloured aluminium beneath, but are nevertheless intact.The knot attached at the handle shows some minor wear from service.
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