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Lot 74
A tortoiseshell and 9 carat gold trinket box, maker`s mark H.A & C, London 1911, on bun feet (one missing), 13.9cm (5.5 ins) long; with a tortoiseshell dressing table tray, 28cm (11 ins) long; a tortoiseshell rectangular trinket box a smaller box, 11.5cm (4.5 ins) long; and an oval tortoiseshell box, 10.5cm (4.25 ins) long, all with applied monograms, also with a Victorian silver handled shoe lift and button hook (with damages) Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
Lot 168
An early 20th century Continental teddy bear, straw filled, covered in green plush with swivel joints, black button eyes, pointed nose, humped back, bell to ribbon, long arms and legs with black cotton pads, 13 1/2" high, together with correspondence from its owner Denis from Blackpool, including the letter requesting the bear addressed to Father Xmas, c.1916
Lot 169
A Steiff "Classic" teddy bear covered in beige plush, with ear button and tag, and hanging labels, 12" high, another in pale gold plush with ear button and tag, gilt medallion and hanging labels, 12" high, and a Steiff panda and baby with ear buttons and tags and hanging labels, 9 1/2" high (3)
Lot 43
An unusual officer’s 5 ball hilted spadroon, c 1775, straight blade 29½”, with 2 narrow back fullers, steel stirrup hilt the sideguard and knucklebow incorporating facetted 5 ball sections with similar quillon, engraved panel with facetted button, finely fluted flattened octagonal section grip with central steed bands on four sides. Good Condition Plate 11
Lot 103
A fine late 18th century steel barrelled flintlock Sea Service blunderbuss, 39” overall, swamped barrel 23” with London proofs, Ordnance inspector’s mark and retaining traces of original blackened finish; rounded musket size lock with swan neck cock, the plate bearing inspector’s mark and engraved “Brooks” and “Tower”, pale walnut fullstock with Sea Service pattern mounts comprising flat butt plate, early style trigger guard with bulbous finial, flat wavy side plate and plain trumpet shaped ramrod pipe, original wooden ramrod with brass button tip (slightly shortened). Good Working Order and Clean Condition. A nice untouched piece. Ex Warwick Castle Sale. Plate 23
Lot 1238
9 cavalry buttons: flat silver plated 15th Kings L Dragoons, c 1780, K/LD/15 in circle, star and wreath, backmark “ S Firmin, London”; gilt pre 1861 14th King’s L Dragoons (2) 2 small similar and another brass, small silver plated ball button XI V KLD, and similar larger brass; large OR’s brass engraved 20/LD (excavated condition). Generally GC to VGC
Lot 1376
An officer’s peaked forage cap of a Vol Bn The R Welsh Fusiliers, blue cloth with braided top ornament and purl button, scarlet headband, silver embroidered PL peak and grenade badge with plated dragon to centre, leather and silk lining with maker’s stamp of Smith & Son, Chester. GC (a few tiny moth traces, one ½” hole to top). Plate 9
Lot 1471
A late 18th century Persian sword, shamshir, curved flat blade 33½”, clipped back and pierced at point, one side bearing 3 deeply chiselled stylized symbols, outlined with gold inlay, steel crossguard with pointed langets and button finials, ivory grips, iron pommel. GC for age (lower section of grip repaired) Plate 9
Lot 273
Army & Navy, An 18ct gold minute repeating half-hunter chronograph pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary dials for sixty seconds and sixty hours a sweep centre seconds hand with stop and reset button in the band and numbered ‘9208’, with blued steel spade hands, the movement with split bi-metallic free-sprung compensating balance with an over-coil hairspring to the lever escapement, the repeat mechanism with two gongs, activated by a slide in the band, with the three-quarter backplate engraved ‘Army & Navy Co-Operative Society Ltd, 9208, 105, Victoria St, London, SW’, in a half-hunter case with swivel-bow blue enamel chapter ring with Roman numerals and monogram, hallmarks for London 1905 and with repeat serial number and initials ‘F.T’ for the case maker Fred Thoms, 55mm diameter. * Fred Thoms, is considered one of the finest case maker’s of his generation. He developed the ‘swivel’ bow as an anti-theft device as seen on this example.
Lot 448
A natural black pearl and diamond mounted circular pendant with central black button pearl approximately 9.6mm diameter, within a surround of cushion-shaped old brilliant-cut diamonds and with diamond-set suspension ring in cut-down collet settings, the diamonds estimated to weigh a total of 2.3cts
Lot 657
Lemaille A five minute repeating carriage clock, the eight day duration movement having a later platform lever escapement and striking the hours & half hours on a gong, with push button repeat, and having a further push button repeat for the five minutes striking on the same gong, the backplate stamped with the initials of the movement maker ‘G.L.’ within an oval, being for the maker E.G. Lemaille, along with the serial number ‘580’ and wording ‘Patent Surety Roller’, the brass Anglaise case having pierced and engraved fretwork to the dial and sides, with the dial having black Roman numerals and blued steel spade hands, height 19cm (handle up) * E.G. Lemaille of Paris was known to have invented this style of roller set on the frontplate of the movement and which prevented the star wheel inadvertently ‘flicking over’ and putting the strike out of sequence.
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