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A set of eight Victorian wine or port glasses, the cup bowls with comb cutting below a lattice cut band, on a plain stem and foot with ground pontil, 12.6cm. high. (8)

A George V silver three piece tea service, James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1930, of bun form with foliate comb decoration, leaf capped C-scroll handles and stepped circular foot, gross weight 33 tr.oz.; together with an Elkington & Co. silver plated coffee pot. (4) * Good condition. Small ding to cream jug, one or two tiny dings to teapot. Coffee pot has two dents to lower body.

A late Victorian three piece silver dressing table set, Henry Mathews, Birmingham 1900, Rd. 169747, with ribbed scroll decoration, comprising a comb, brush and mirror, lightly inscribed with initials and 'May 10th, 1901'; together with various other silver mounted brushes and mirrors; and three silver mounted dressing table jars of rectangular form by Henry Manton, Birmingham1858, inscribed with initial 'M'. (11) * Henry Mathews set - appears good, comb missing one tooth, all other pieces with small dents etc.

A pair of 19th century ruby cased glass and gilt metal vases, the trumpet vases with cut barbed rims and panel and comb cut decoration, supported on gilt metal urn bases with twin loose ring dragon handles, raised on an openwork quatreform base with masks and scrolled paw feet, 16¾in. (42.5cm.) high. (2) * Condition: Gilt wear. One floral mount missing from base of urn on each vase. No damage to glass.

An early 20th century Merryweather pattern auxiliary fire helmet converted as a smokers companion: the plated helmet separated into two sections, the upper skull cover with oak decorated comb and circular 'MVFB' helmet plate, rosette cocakdes and chain mail chin strap, enclosing a fitted platform with drum tobacco jar and cover, matchbox and cigarette holder and ashtray, the lower peak and lobster tail section fitted button release and hinge, 26cm high.

A silver mounted Art Deco dressing table set, comprising a mirror, two brushes and a comb, within a fitted black velvet lined box

SELECTION OF SILVER VANITY ITEMS, two brush and mirror sets to include a comb, a hand held mirror and two brushes, one cut glass an silver vanity pot, all items hallmarked sterling Birmingham, made by W I Broadway & Co, also including a travel clock stamped 925. (condition report: light use, one comb has some teeth missing, overall condition good)

Georgian style light elm Windsor armchair, high comb back, saddle seat, crinoline stretcher baseDimensions: Height: 108cm  Length/Width: 52cm  Depth/Diameter: 41cm

Georgian style light elm Windsor armchair, high comb back, saddle seat, crinoline stretcher baseDimensions: Height: 106cm  Length/Width: 52cm  Depth/Diameter: 42cm

19th century elm Windsor chair, low comb backDimensions: Height: 88cm  Length/Width: 50cm  Depth/Diameter: 39cm

A Six-Piece George V Gold Dressing-Table Set, by Mappin and Webb, London, 1927, 9ct, each piece engine-turned and with Greek-key border, comprising:Two clothes-brushesTwo hair-brushesA hand-mirrorA combCondition report: Each piece fully marked on handle and further stamped 'Mappin and Webb'. There is some wear to the marks, but they are generally still legible. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use as well as some very minor bruises. There is a small split to the gold mount on the comb. There is some loss and wear to the bristles on the brushes. The total gross weight is 29oz 1dwt, 904gr.

A Pair of Diamond Hair Slides/Brooches, each of naturalistic design, five ivy leaves set throughout with cushion cut, rose cut and old cut diamonds, in white claw settings, total estimated diamond weight 12.00 carat approximately, length 7.5cmNB: One diamond deficientCondition report: The slides are in poor condition. There is one diamond missing and there is heavy repair work of lead solder to the reverse. One of the slides does not attach to the comb. Possibly adapted from a tiara, last quarter of the 19th century. Each have pin and revolver catches and two detachable tortoiseshell combs. They bear no hallmark nor stamp but in our opinion would test as silver and gold. The approximate qualities of the diamonds are; colour I/J/K, clarity SI1/SI2/I1. Gross weight 30.9 grams. CR made 11.10.21.

A group of Victorian cut glass toiletry jars, their white metal lids decorated in depiction of Indian elephants in relief, together with a comb and comb back

A Waterford cut glass bowl, cross cut sides and comb cut edge raised on a foot with a Stuart straight sided hobnail cut bowl, both 15 cm diameter.

A set of eight fine cut glass whisky tumblers, decorated with grape and vine engraving over comb cut bases, 9 cm x 9 cm.

A cased faux turtleshell brush, comb and mirror travel dressing set, (a/f)

dating: about 1570 provenance: North Italy, Burgonet with high, twisted crest, in one piece with the skull, with the sharp brim and with the nape-guard. A restoration at the comb and an antique plaque fixed on the right side of the skull. The surface with Pisan style decorations. With bands featuring armors trophies on a granulated background, bordered with twisted frames and with round featuring portraits. Antique cheeck-pieces, restored pivots. Iron rivets with brass rosettes. Fine breast-plate worked in Pisan style, of high quality. Ribbed at the center, featuring longitudinal bands with trophies on a granulated background. At the center an effigie of an old-fashioned warrior, the breasts inside circles and with grotesque armors all over the upper part. Twisted, engraved neckline and pauldron small-plates. The back-plate worked en suite with the breast-plate, featuring an antique restoration on one side. Two-plate neck-collar, decorations en suite with the breast-plate. Pauldrons with Pisan style decoration, each with two big, slightly-relieved decorations at the center inside circles and bands with parts of armors, as well as twisted frames. Complete brassards, all with Pisan style decorations. Knuckle-shields with back parts and cuffs. Mounted on an exhibition mannequin with sixteenth-century vests, partially made with cloth and with a fine, sculpted head. Total height with mannequin and base: 215 cm. Provenance: 'Powerscourt'sell, (Christie's) September, 24th and 25th 1984 (n.393). The armour was bought in Italy in 1836 by the sixth Viscount Powerscourt. Traditionally, the armour was worn by Alfonso Duke of Ferrara. height as shown circa 103 cm.

dating: early 17th Century provenance: Swiss, Helmet with skull worked in two halves linked at the lower comb. Adjustable visor with eye holes and decorated with double outlines, provided with lifting knuckle-shield. The ventail probably of a later period, provided with air holes. Nape-guard and neck-guard with single plate, with edged featuring a recessed band, double outlines and smooth rope. Several rivets of a later period. Gorge with three plates, neckline with twisted and engraved rope. Breast-plate ribbed at the center, with pauldron small-plates and neckline featuring thick rope engraved and twisted. Massive, two-plate waist-plate with single outlining. Tassets with remains of engraved bands and smooth ropes. both with an antique restoration made in the time of use. Swiss-style pauldrons with fanned-out wings hinged to a brass mount shaped as a lion's head with a ring in its mouth. The rear part of the plates with remains of a band engraved at the center, en suite with the tassets. Knuckle-shields with flaked fingers, single outlines and cuffs with ropes featuring twisted engravings, en suite with the elbow-pieces. Smooth back-plate. Exhibited on a fine mannequin, probably of early 20th century, complete with base, worked differently from the armour period, made of cloth and wood. Height: 101 cm circa. Elegant, coeval armour, the helmet is not original yet antique and appropriate. Of strong visual impact. height total with base 189 cm.

dating: mid-16th Century provenance: Germany, Iron skull with three, toothed crests, worked in one piece with the cusped brim featuring a twisted and roped border; the plate of the nape-guard worked en suite. Pierced cheek-pieces. Various exfoliations at the inside. Holes to fix the scabbard. Restored leather strings. See three-comb helmets in the Odescalchi collection illustrated and described as numbers 52 - 54 in 'La Armi Odescalchi - Museo Di Palazzo Venezia' edited by Nolfo di Carpegna, De Luca Editore, Rome, 1976. height 29 cm.

dating: circa 1600 provenance: Europe, More antique skull, worked in one piece with the low, twisted comb, restored plume-holder. Visor with rectangular eye-holes, ventail with air-holes placed in a rosette shape, beaver with the border of the face-opening worked with dents and featuring a clasp-button to fix the ventail. Neck-guard and nape-guard with three plates, the first ones with holes, some restored. Various restorations. height 32 cm.

dating: first quarter of the 17th Century provenance: Europe, Burgonet with skull in one piece featuring a comb engraved and twisted at the border, provided with a short, pointed brim with hemmed border featuring a twisted decoration. Iron leather strings. Movable cheeck-pieces with air holes and ropes worked like the helmet. The nape-guard fixed with rivets. Breat-plate ribbed at the center and a little bit rounded with simple borders, iron, knotted clutches on the sides and straps on the upper side. Gorget with three-plate back-pieces and thick, twisted rope. Six-plate pauldrons. Modern brassards. Inarticulated gauntlet wit all the scales. Cuffs worked with relieved bands. Knee-cop that can be converted into tassets, with hammered and twisted borders. height armour cira 128 cm.

dating: Late 16th Century provenance: Europe, Close helmet, with skull in one piece and provided with low comb with twisted border. Raisable, cusped visor, with narrow eye-holes and long knuckle-shield. Ventail with air holes on both sides, decorated differently. Beaver with release-button. Nape-guard and neck-guard with one plate with swallow-tailed border and twisted rope. Gorget with three-plate loin-guards, the front side ribbed at the center. The breast-plate ribbed at the center with marked tapul, neckline with thick rope followed by the remains of two marks (the right one maybe is the Nuremberg mark), and an 'A' surmounting a cross. The pauldron small-plates with a thick, twisted rope. The breast and back plate with gleanings on the upper side. The culet with a single plate. The front back-piece with three plates and provided with knee-cops that can be converted into tassets (three segmented can be disassembled). Complete brassards. Inarticulated gauntlets. Some reparation and restoration, mostly on the helmet. Provided with restored leather strings with buckles. Mannequin not included. height armour circa 124 cm.

dating: Late 16th Century provenance: Southern Germany, With skull in two pieces (the center of the comb seems worked in one piece), provided with comb with twisted border, chanfrin with storm brim and twisted border, featuring place for the comb, beaver provided with two-plate neckguard, two foldaway plate above the beaver, the upper one with cross-shaped eye-holes, the lower one with lines of rectangular, oblique aerator holes, the lower border decorated and twisted; carved plume-holder. Beautiful black and white decoration, the white parts richly engraved with birds and floral motifs on a granulated ground. height 26.5 cm.

dating: late 16th Century provenance: North Italy, Iron skull in one piece, with average tall comb and boat-shaped brim, twisted border, small defects and missing parts, at the base a row of rivets (most of the missing). The entire surface is finely and majestically embossed with high and bas-relieved decorations, depicting a battle on horseback framed by grotesque masks and bands, on a side, and a group of warriors on horseback crossing a river on the other, framed en suite; the comb decorated with busts, animals and masks, the brim with masks and mythical animals between floral motifs. Embossed helmets are hard to find on the international market, see a small series of Italian embossed helmets in 'Europäische Helme' by Müller/Kunter, numbers 69-72, 112, 119 and 121. height 23 cm.

dating: last quarter of the 16th Century provenance: Italy, One-piece skull with a high comb (repaired at the top), row of iron and brass rivets (some restoration); brim with riveted and file-roped border; the comb is decorated with bands and trophies as the skull's surface, with mythological scenes surrounded by interlaced bands and trophies. Various small restorations. See similar helmets and decorations in the Odescalchi Collection in Venice. height 32 cm.

dating: Late 15th Century provenance: Germany, Hammered skull in one piece, featuring a large and short comb at the top, with outlined borders and base; engraved with flowers at the base, then ribbed along the long tail; three grooves at the front, on each side; air holes decorated with carved, flower-shaped rivets (one of eight is missing), a row of rivets for the scabbard in the middle. Fringed border, a visible mark of Nuremberg at the tip, on the back. Raisable visor with wide eye-slot, protruding at the center and ribbed, carved and engraved on the sides with waves (en suite with the crest), held by flower-shaped rivets; the lateral border carved with a tip, the lower border en suite with the skull. A button-lock with inner spring on the right side. Provenance: Max Kuppelmayr Collection. A private collection in England. Illustrated in 'Sammlung Kuppelmayr' and described together with the complete armor N° 2, provided with the picture of the stamp. 'Eurpaische Helme', Muller Kunter, pag. 96 picture 66/67. 'Waffen und Rustungen', P. Martin, pag. 188, nr. 154. A similar sample, kept in the Bayerischen Nationalmuseum (see Martin) also shows flower-shaped rivets. Max Kuppelmayr, the manufacturer, started to produce his wonderful collection around 1845 and, at the time of his death in 1888, it was one of the most important collection of European antique arms in the world. His son, Rudolph Kuppelmayr, decided to catalogue the collection in an outstanding volume which was presented to the public in January 1895. The 24th of June 1919 the collection was sold at auction by the Hugo Helbing Gallery in Munich. dimensions 40.4 x 21 x 21.7 cm.

dating: circa 1600 provenance: Germany, Skull in one piece with medium-high, twisted comb, the sides with two, embossed bands and remains of double lines, old repairs; spare ventail, ribbed in the center, with eye-slots and airing holes. Small missing parts and repairs. Beaver's border decorated en suite with the skull. Fixing hook and button. height 24.5 cm.

dating: Second half of the 19th Century provenance: Germany, A man-at-arms helmet with skull in one piece, hammered, with low, twisted comb featuring wide longitudinal fullers at the sides. Intact visor ribbed at the center, with rectangular eye-holes surmounting the round and convex mouthpiece, provided with a double row of rectangular air holes and outlines. The beaver and the neck-guard with swallowtailed border and roped, twisted border. Closures with pressure-buttons. Helmet with iron rivets. Three-plate nape-guard worked en suite with the skull and with festooned border. The visor's hinges with rosette-shaped head. Gorget with four plates, roped neckline provided with a thick, twisted rope. Bulging breast-plate, with pauldrons and neckline featuring typical, very thick, twisted ropes bent towards the outside. The right side with a folding rest. The back-plate worked en suite with the breast-plate.The front backpiece with three plates, the back also with three plates. Tassets with four plates, both with the lower border featuring a thick spiral. Complete brassards. Pauldrons provided with neck-collar, elbow pieces with big wings. Inarticulated gauntlets decorated with convergent risers. Complete full-leg defenses, provided with sabatons with the same decorations as the other parts; smooth greaves. The whole armor is finely worked with risers and longitudinal fullers; several plates with festooned borders. Complete with leather stirngs, rivets with iron head. The armor is on a mannequin complete with wooden pedestal. Work of a very high quality, that can be compared to the antique original ones. Total height with base: circa 240 cm. height armour circa 174 cm.

dating: First half of the 16th Century provenance: Europe, Flat plate, of elongated shape with remains of frames engraved with racemes. The external wheel at the center engraved with a sun and fixed by a thick ring-nut shaped as a crescent. Tang maybe with remains of a mark shaped as a double comb. Another item, similar in mechanism and manufacture, slightly bigger but in worse conditions, was sold for 1200 euro in our sale (auction fee excluded, auction 111, lot 468). length plate 15,7 cm.

dating: Late 16th Century provenance: Southern Germany, Iron skull, strongly relieved comb with twisted border, a plume-holder at the left side of the base; pointed brim ribbed at the centre with eye slots; ventail with air holes placed in the shape of a rosette along the sides and twisted, upper border; at the beaver slots for the fastening hooks; two-plate nape-and neck-guard, the external ones with recessed margin, row of rivets and roped border. Partially dyed in black. Restorations. height 42 cm.

Two silver charm bracelets, charms including picnic basket, squirrel in acorn, honey bee and comb, shoe house, pair of 9ct gold knot stud earrings and costume brooch and earrings

Silver ladies decorated vanity set: Comprising Mirror, 2 brushes and comb. (4)

A Links Of London Sweetie bracelet with 3 charms. bracelet marked with Links of London name and logo. Charms comprise: initial K , comb and scissors and a cupcake. Complete with cloth pouch, silver care card and original box. Total weight approx. 64.3g.

A WINDSOR STYLE COMB BACK CHAIR

A pair of mahogany aspidistra stands in the Georgian style, the circluar tops on turned and reeded pedestals to tripod bases, 33.3 cm diameter x 120.5 cm high, together with a comb work slatted jardinier stand on splayed supports in the Regency style, 34 cm diameter x 84 cm high

An Edwardian miniature cylinder music box, playing on two airs, with little beauty, set with brass cylinder and metal comb, in plain case with shield cartouche, 11cm wide.

Boxes and Objects - a gentleman's silver three-piece dressing set, comprising a pair of backed brushes and a comb, W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1983-1984, cased en suite; a pewter sculpture, of a Germanic warrior; six cigarette lighters, mostly table-top, all 20th century; plated and other metal ware, including a planished pewter pot and a pewter flagon; a large resin model of a lion mask, plinth base; stamps/postmark album of Elizabeth II slogan frankings; etc

Green Moroccan ladies leather Sewing and Vanity case opening to reveal 7 silver covered glass bottles London 1895, ivory brushes and accessories, needle cases, leather backed easel mirror, engraved with initials WMA, with green moiré silk lined interior retailed by Finnigan Manchester, within outer canvas caseCondition Report: Dimensions - without handle 25cm high, 41cm width, 28cm depth. Condition - General wear to leather especially to handle. Accessories are monogramed and slightly worn. Comb looks to be a replacement.Can't guarantee it is complete.Includes a sewing kit, thimble (silver), various bottles and brushes, tongs and boxes. Some dents to silver. Wear to cloth outer casing.

Victorian walnut and inlaid table top polyphon, the cover inlaid having a panel with flowers, the inside of the cover with printed scene of putti dancing, with plaque for Marque de Fabrique, Schutze Marke, Trade mark and Polyphon, height 20cm, together with a steel disc, diameter 28cm, bearing label for Douglas and Co 1 South Street LondonProvenance: from a private collection of musical boxes to be sold without reserveCondition Report: Takes 11 inch diameter discs, in working order at the time of inspection, comb is intact.

AN IRISH PRIMITIVE SYCAMORE AND ASH 'GIBSON' ARMCHAIR 19TH CENTURY with traces of painted decoration, the curved comb top rail above a stick back and a solid seat, on rustic legs Provenance Upper Slaughter Manor, The Collection of Micheál and Elizabeth Feller.

AN IRISH PRIMITIVE SYCAMORE AND ASH 'GIBSON' ARMCHAIR 19TH CENTURY the curved comb top rail above a stick back and a solid seat, on rustic legs Provenance Upper Slaughter Manor, The Collection of Micheál and Elizabeth Feller.

AN IRISH PRIMITIVE SYCAMORE AND ASH 'GIBSON' CHILD'S ARMCHAIR 19TH CENTURY with red painted decoration, the curved comb top rail above a stick back and a solid seat, on rustic legs Provenance Upper Slaughter Manor, The Collection of Micheál and Elizabeth Feller.

AN IRISH PRIMITIVE ASH 'GIBSON' CHILD'S ARMCHAIR 19TH CENTURY with traces of red painted decoration, the curved comb top rail above a stick back and a solid seat, on rustic legs Provenance Upper Slaughter Manor, The Collection of Micheál and Elizabeth Feller.

AN IRISH PRIMITIVE SYCAMORE AND ASH 'GIBSON' ARMCHAIR 19TH CENTURY the curved comb top rail above a stick back and a solid seat, the legs united by an 'H' stretcher Provenance Upper Slaughter Manor, The Collection of Micheál and Elizabeth Feller.

AN ENGLISH CIVIL WAR PERIOD PIKEMAN'S ARMOUR, comprising breast plate with raised medial ridge drawn down to a peak and with shallow skirt, the whole with turned and roped edge and struck with a crowned IR mark beneath the collar, the tassets of six simulated lames with shallow gullies and turned edges, each side decorated with a heart flanked by diamonds and with rivet decoration, the back plate with shallow gullies and turned edges also struck with a crowned IR mark, the two-piece pot with broad downturned brim, the gullies with stud decoration, the turned shallow comb flanked with tramline decoration to the skull, also struck with a crowned IR mark. Re-leathered strapwork, minor splits, perforations, lamination and mounting holes.

A large 19th century Chinese carved medical figure, typical reclining female form, 19cm overall length, together with another with pigtails and comb in hair, 14.5cm and one other smaller 10.5cm (3)Condition report: The smaller figure possibly has a reglued foot. The larger figure has restoration to the bottom part of the left leg and a few small chips. Approx 225g total weight.

Mixed collection of silver comprising a hung companion manicure set, a dressing brush, comb and mirror, a silver lidded powder jar and further cased set of three Canadian 999 silver Olympic tokens (a collection)

A Georgian Windsor comb back rocking chair in mixed woods, elm, yew, ash, etc, with crinoline stretcher

Good silver applied dressing set comprising hand mirror, three brushes, silver topped comb, shoe horn, jewellery box, pill box and further silver collared glass jar and further silver lid (a collection)

An early 20th century American elm and beech comb back armchair, width 57cm, depth 48cm, height 106cm

A painted primitive style comb back side chair, width 55cm, depth 45cm, height 94cm

A George VI engine turned silver mounted Art Deco five piece mirror and brush set, S.J. Rose & Son, London, 1947 and an associated silver mounted comb.

A selection of vintage bone or similar dressing table items including mirrors, an early 20th century air comb,inlaid glasses case, opera glasses and more.

A 19th century Swiss music box, by B B & Co (Agents: Behrens, Blumberg & Cie), circa 1860, in a rosewood case with boxwood line inlay, 10.75" cylinder and single steel comb movement playing four airs, the drop-end hinged side revealing the key wind mechanism above stop/start and change/repeat levers, stamped 'BB&Co' and numbered '18919' to the brass baseplate, with steel size 16 winder key and case key, 46.5 by 17 by 13.5cm high.

A collection of eight tribal items, including part of an Eastern profusely carved staff, decorated with flower and birds, with carved screw top, Makonde carved wooden male figure, 4.5 by 15.5cm high, cowrie shell and glass bead necklace purported to be from the Marshall Islands, approximately 60cm long, a comb with mother of pearl inlays, purporting to be from the Solomon Islands, 17cm long. (8)

A silver and tortoiseshell backed six piece brush and mirror set comprised of a hand mirror, four brushes and a comb, Birmingham 1920, by E S Barnsley and Co., the silver mounted tortoiseshell backs each inlaid with a silver Neo Classical oval cartouche, all housed in fitted box CONDITION REPORT: Please note - Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.PLEASE CONSIDER SHIPPING COSTS BEFORE BIDDING. THE COST OF SHIPPING MAY AFFECT YOUR DECISION TO BID.

A silver topped cut glass jar, Birmingham 1900, the lid embossed with a musician and two ladies, 7cm diameter, a silver backed hand mirror, three brushes and a comb CONDITION REPORT: Please note - Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images.PLEASE CONSIDER SHIPPING COSTS BEFORE BIDDING. THE COST OF SHIPPING MAY AFFECT YOUR DECISION TO BID.

A collection of ladies dressing table wares to include hand brushes, hair brushes, comb etc, each having celluloid back with holographic woodland scenes

A hallmarked silver brush, mirror and comb

Four pocket knives including one Georgian with silver blade, a/f, moustache comb, part belt buckle, Native American necklace, etc.