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Lot 82
Five scarce silver & enamel cricket fob/medals c1900 - 1. presented to the winners of the 1st Alliance 1900 Season. Engraved to the front "Hessle Rd Primitives CC" with the initials "JWC" (standing for J W Cawkill) engraved on the front shield. Engraved to the reverse "Winners of 1st Alliance Season 1900". Assayed for Birmingham 1900 with makers initials "WJD". The Primitives were a faction of the Methodist movement founded by John Wesley. One of the prominent Primitive locations was Hessle Road, Hull. Very good condition. Measures 4cm in length. 2. Silver & enamel Hull & District Cricket Council Championship 1901. 3. A central enamel cartouche depicting a cricketer holding a bat and enamel scroll with "Hessle Rd Primitives CC". The reverse is engraved 1st XI Season 1900 J W Cawkill Batting Average". Assayed for Birmingham 1900 with makers initials "WJD". The Primitives were a faction of the Methodist movement founded by John Wesley. One of the prominent Primitive locations was Hessle Road, Hull. Excellent condition and in original box. Measures 4cm in length. 4. Rare silver and enamel medal for the 2nd XI League 1895 won by "Congos" (Congretional Church) Second and awarded to J W Cawkill. A super condition medal featuring crossed bats, stumps and ball. Likely to have been from the Hull area. In very good condition. Hallmarked with the lion, letter date "b" and the anchor. Makers initials "B.H.J." 5. Silver, dark blue enamel and rose gold medal for the Hull and District Cricket Council awarded to J.W. Cawkill in 1904. Crossed cricket bats to the front in rose gold and crest in silver set in enamel.
Lot 108
A Victorian silver open face pocket watch, English Watch Company, Birmingham 1895, the white enamel diamond with black roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial to six 'o' clock, engine turned decoration and cartouche to reverse, case size 52mm, together with a lady's open face fob watch and a Helvetia white metal military pocket watch (3) Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding Trevanion & Dean's sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.
Lot 219
An assortment of Victorian and vintage costume jewellery, to include a Victorian yellow metal memorial ring set with plaited hair with monogrammed cartouche to front and inscription to inside, a 9ct gold cameo set ring, two Ruskin pottery brooches, an agate set locket, and an assortment other vintage costume rings, brooches and necklaces, complete in leather box (Qty)
Lot 37
A George II silver cream jug, London 1737, with sparrow beak lip, all decorated with foliate scroll design, scroll handle and vacant cartouche, to a embellished spreading foot, 8.2cm high, with a Victorian silver wet mustard, Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton, Birmingham 1898, of typical form, the half gadrooned body raised on four ball feet, with hinged cover and blue glass liner, gross weighable silver, 5ozt (2) (at fault)
Lot 496
A Doulton Lambeth commemorative jug, late 19th century, celebrating the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria (1837 to 1897), decorated by Elizabeth Atkins, depicting a younger and older Victoria in cameo relief against a cobalt blue ground, with a floral border of roses, thistles and clover, and raised tubelined text giving name, dates and motto: 'SHE WROUGHT HER PEOPLE LASTING GOOD', 18.5cm high, with a Doulton Lambeth vase, late 19th century, decorated by Rosina Brown, the vase of inverted baluster form with raised crimped rim, the body with inscribed date '18/3/87' above an inscribed 'S' in a shield-shaped cartouche against a pale blue ground, 15cm high, and a Doulton Lambeth cachepot decorated by Clara Barker, 7.5cm high, all with artists' marks and impressed maker's mark to base, (3)
Lot 92
A Victorian silver single cigar case, Griffiths & Singleton, Birmingham 1900, of plain polished torpedo form, with gilt interior, 12.5cm long, with a silver cheroot case, Francis Webb, Birmingham 1908, of tapering form decorated with floral sprays and vacant cartouche, 6cm long and a similar smaller example, a further silver cheroot case, Horton & Allday, of plain polished form and two silver fruit knives with mother of pearl handles, gross weight approx. 3.1ozt (6)
Lot 2289
A Parker 61 9ct engine turned gold fountain pen, the case with vacant cartouche, gross weight 26.6g, 13.3cm; together with a Waterman's faux malachite fountain pen, having a 18ct gold nib; and an Elysee engine turned gilt metal fountain pen with yellow metal nib (3).Parker – overall good and complete with some general signs of handling wear only, cartridge is empty so we cannot tell if working, hallmarked in 3 separate places (to each complete part), date 1973, cartouche is vacant.
Lot 94
A Victorian silver open face crown wind pocket watch, the white enamel dial having hourly Roman numeral markers with minute track border and subsidiary dial to 6 o’clock, hallmarked Chester 1899, dustcover engraved with personal engraving, reverse case machined with central cartouche, (A/F).
Lot 303
dating: 19th Century provenance: Bavaria, Single-edged blade, marked 'SOLINGEN'. White metal ring-nut, engraved and with cartouche 'Gott schütze Bayern'. Deer horn grip. Cap engraved en suite with oak branches. Leather scabbard. Cap with gilded portray inside an oval and holster on the back. Punztel with oak branches and steinbock. length 20,3 cm.
Lot 355
dating: First half of the 20th Century provenance: Turkey, Strong and elegant, curved, single-edged blade in finest damask wootz, with flat facets, a cartouche at the forte on the right side, chiselled with Arabic inscriptions and hemmed with gilded frame. Silver hilt, with Turkish type mounting, cross-quillon with langets, an engraved rosette in the center, quillons with raisers, ending in faceted cusps. Central band of the grip in silver, decorated with flowers and leaves in relief. Brown horn grip scales with very big pommel, curved on one side and provided with a small, central hole, hemmed in silver. Fine scabbard, completely covered with silver foil, decorated in bass-relief with floral motifs, flag trophies and rocaille on both facets. The two bands, in silver as well, with relieved flowers and dotted ground, both provided with an articulated and cusped loop. length 96 cm.
Lot 380
dating: 19th Century provenance: Arabia, Wide, curved, single-and short false-edged blade, with a large, central fuller and one more thin next to the back, with remains of cartouche on both facets at the forte, inlaid in koftgari gold, signed with Arabic characters. Base of the back with gold inlays. Fine, silver hilt, arms curved downwards and decorated with filigree rosette at the quillon block; short langets. Silver beak-grip, adorned with geometrical and floral drawings in filigree. Guard with triple chain. Wooden scabbard, covered with central segment with green velvet (whitened and partially worn), with silver foil. Long, silver cap, decorated with frames and filigree rings, front part with a star and crescent in relief and other floral drawings, provided with three lugs. Silver chape, decorated on the front part so as the cap. length 90,3 cm.
Lot 505
dating: 19th Century provenance: France, A big bicorn with a plume, tricolor cockade and button with National Guard motto and rooster emblem. Brass gorget with copper-color emblem portraying a rooster among the laurel branches. Cloth jacket, profiled in red, with red collar and cuffs. Buttons with National Guard motto and flaming grenade. White bandoleer with black, leather cartridge box, decorated with flaming grenade. White, leather belt with brass buckle with a rooster surmounting fasces, shaking hands and cartouche 'REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE'. Sabre with brass hilt, blade with remains of engravings, inscription 'Garde Nationale' and traces of motto Ordre Publique (poorly readable), provided with leather scabbard, belt frog and one sword-knot. With a pair of trousers and shoes. Small damages and signs of time. All mounted on exhibition mannequin. height as shown circa 215 cm.
Lot 678
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: France, Round, rifled, 7 mm cal. barrel, with fore-sight, engraved and chiselled on the back and at the nozzle with rinceaux and braided bands in relief, on a grained ground and with remains of gilding, a cartouche with traces of signature '... a Paris'. Six-shot cylinder, chiselled with rinceaux and braided bands, in relief as well on a gilded ground. Hammer carved en suite. Engraved and chiselled frame, with effigy of dragons and a bird. Remains of Lefaucheux patent marking on the trigger. Serial number 'LF19xxx'. Ebony grip scales, chiselled with wine grapes. Folding trigger and extractor. length 20,3 cm.
Lot 680
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Octagonal, rifled, 9 mm cal. barrel, high rib with fore-sight and back signed 'A. Francotte B.te a Liege'. Engraved with leaves alongside of the rib. Rear sight notch. Barrel's base elegantly chiselled and engraved with rinceaux, relieved on a grained ground. Six-shot cylinder, with cartouche engraved as the barrel and stamp 'AF', further to the Liege test-bed stamp. Frame engraved and chiselled en suite. Ebony, checkered grip scales. Ring for a strap. In a wooden case, with internal lining in red velvet. Complete with a key, two tools and box with vintage inert pin bullets (deactivated and perforated). length 26 cm.
Lot 768
dating: Late 19th Century provenance: Vietnam, Straight, double-edged blade of lozenge section; bronze hilt with silver decorations and nielloed, fine, ivory grip, chiselled with Greek frets, grooves and beaded rings, a cartouche with inscription in the center. Wooden scabbard with mother-of-pearl inlaid trophies and floral motifs, silver mounts, engraved with dragons and floral motifs in bass-relief, on a grained ground. Two suspension rings. length 83 cm.
Lot 982
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: USA, Straight, single-and false-edged blade, tip, with fuller, marked at the tang on one facet 'AMES & MF.G Co. / CHICOPEE / MASS' above the remains of engraved cartouche, on the other 'US / G.W.C. / 1864'. Bronze hilt, sword-shell with two shell-guards, guard with remains of stamp 'JF'. Bronze grip and pommel. Without scabbard. length 97 cm.
Lot 205
An Imperial German Officer's Sword, the 82cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with profile bust of the Kaiser, martial trophies, foliage and ribbon cartouche inscribed MIT GOTT FUR KAISER UND REICH, the plated steel stirrup hilt stamped 26.A.2.121., with wire bound fishskin grip; a Pre-Second World War German NCO's 'Dove Head' Sword by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen, the plain 84cm single edge fullered steel blade with maker's squirrel logo, nickel plated stirrup hilt with wire bound black plastic grip (2 - lack scabbards). 1 - Rust pitting and wear to blade. Wear to plating on the hilt and some wire binding is lacking. 2 - Rust pitting to blade. Split to right side of grip below pommel.
Lot 223
A 19th Century Spanish Court Sword, the 78cm double edge steel blade etched at the ricasso with the Spanish Coat of Arms and inscribed FABRICA DE TOLEDO.1867., the richly cast gilt brass stirrup hilt with male caryatid knuckle bow entwined with a snake, with small single shell guard, the grip with the Spanish Coat of Arms and reeding, with crown pommel, the stitched leather scabbard with gilt brass chape and foliate diaper engraved locket with foliate cartouche cast frog stud, 95cm. Blade with areas of black patching and minor pitting. Hilt in good condition. Scabbard with minor bruising to surface of the leather and wear to the gilt mounts.
Lot 190
A 19th Century Continental Court Sword, the 77cm triangular section steel blade etched with leaves and signed Couleau et Cie, Klingenthal, the gilt brass hilt with foliate pierced cartouche guard, diaper strapwork cast knuckle bow, mother of pearl grip scales and foliate cast baluster pommel, with black painted steel scabbard, 102cm; a Very similar Court Sword, the hilt with batswing guard, lacks scabbard (2). 1 - Black patching to blade. Wear to gilt on hilt. Flakes to paint on scabbard. 2 - Grey patchng to blade. Wear to gilt on hilt
Lot 14A
A Queen Anne Britannia Standard two handled cup and cover, of very plan bell form on a domed foot, applied with S scroll plain handles with flat thumb pieces, the stepped domed cover applied with an inverted tear drop knop, the body engraved with a round coat of quartered arms, with another set in pretence, in a strapwork cartouche, the cover later engraved with a crest, by John Read, London 1714, 26cm high, 1306 grams
Lot 497
A Victorian silver snuff box with Cameron Highlanders presentation engraving, of rounded rectangular section, profusely and finely engraved with interlaced scrolling foliage, surrounding a vacant cartouche, opening to reveal a parcel gilt interior with the inscription "To Hugh Davis Esq, from a detachment of The 79th Cameron Highlanders; a slight token of esteem and gratitude, 1840", John Linnit, London, 1838, 145.5g
Lot 658
An historically interesting walking cane, having a natural oryx horn shaft and a carved wood detachable top, with pin release, the silver cartouche inscribed Cap't FW De Guingand, a British army officer who served with Montgomery from El Alamein to the surrender of the Wehrmacht in the west, 81 cm See illustration
Lot 2051
A Worcester first period blue scale ground pattern tea cup and saucer, circa 1770, cartouche panels of foliage, fret marks, a Worcester first period coffee cup and saucer, floral panels on a deep blue reserve ground, hatched crescent marks, and two early 19th Century imari pattern tea cups and saucers (4)
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