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Lot 346

A silver rectangular photograph frame of plain form, 14.5 x 11cm, Birmingham 1938, together with a pair of modern silver engine-turned and engraved-back clothes brushes and a comb, in a fitted case, Birmingham 1961, (2).

Lot 962

Small Continental silver cigarette case, chain mesh evening bag, vanity case, folding comb etc

Lot 522

AN EDWARD VIII LADIES GREEN LEATHER DRESSING CASE with peach coloured watered silk lined interior and complete with silver mounted engine turned and green enamelled decorated fittings to include jars and bottles, brushes and mirror etc (one long thin glass jar damaged, enamel to the mirror chipped and comb lacking) complete with outer canvas cover, the silver mounted objects with marks for Birmingham 1936 and makers mark of Albert Carter, 46cm wide x 33cm deep x 17.5cm high

Lot 775

A collection of Victorian and later silver including a silver dressing table tray, chased and embossed with scrolling foliage, vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1903, Williams (Birmingham) Ltd, 26.3 by 20cm, together with a selection of silver backed dressing table accoutrements such as a comb, a button hook, a hair brush and clothes brush, a shoe horn and a small glass dressing table jar with silver, as well as two sets of boxed christening cutlery, the fork and spoon set engraved 'Connie' to handles, 10.57toz weighable silver. (12)

Lot 834

A silver hand mirror, brush and comb, and a silver nail buff, a/f

Lot 704

A silver backed comb and brush, a camera and bone items including a necklace

Lot 283

A novelty diamond and gemstone broochDesigned as a cockerel, with pavé set diamond body and square shape sapphire, ruby and emerald accents to the wings, neck and comb, AF, estimated total diamond weight 0.65ct, length 4.3cm, weight approx. 12.4g.Overall condition fair to goodTwo rubies deficientScratches and discolouration in keeping with wearDiamonds fairly well matched, size and setting prevents grade estimationSome of the larger diamonds in the tail are drawing a bit of colourSapphires a medium blue with fair colour saturation and typical inclusionsSapphires with colour zoning, visible with magnificationEmeralds medium very slight yellowish green with fair saturation and typical inclusionsRubies are a medium pinkish red with fair saturation and typical inclusionsGemstones with light abrasion to facet edges

Lot 329

An Edwardian leather travelling vanity case with silver mounted fittings, the mounts mark of G H James & Co, London 1904/08, the green leather case with green moire silk lined interior, the part contents including brushes; mirror; glass flasks and jars; two cufflink/jewellery boxes; correspondence folder; manicure set etc., with outer slip cover, the case 44cm wide and a 19th century armorial carved firescreen with beadwork panel . Vanity case - the leather exterior is in good clean condition with very little wear, some abrading to the handle and wear to the gilding on the mounts. One glass jar with broken glass, some damages to the comb, leather straps to hold one brush are broken. A few tears to the silk interior. One lock needs help to open, no keys present. Outer cover fairly clean.

Lot 133

An Art Nouveau Liberty & Co hallmarked silver Cymric dressing table set, each piece collar set with turquoise matrix cabochons, comprising hand mirror, two hairbrushes, a clothes brush, and comb, Birmingham Liberty and Co, various dates. (6)

Lot 493

A late 19th/early 20th century key wind musical box, by Lecoultre Frères, No. 35677, the 102 tooth single piece comb signed LF & Cie, to a plain case with boxwood inlay, 52 x 18 x 13 cm.

Lot 174

A SIX-PIECE SILVER AND TORTOISESHELL DRESSING TABLE SET by William Adams Limited, Birmingham 1926, comprising two pairs of brushes, a mirror and a comb, in fitted case with unassociated scent bottle, talcum jar and pin jar, Birmingham 1924 (9) Condition Report: Available upon request

Lot 217

A SIX PIECE ART NOUVEAU SILVER-MOUNTED DRESSING TABLE SET by Colen Hewer Cheshire, Chester 1903, comprising; two pairs of brushes, a mirror and a comb holder, each piece embossed with a female kissing her child amid sinuous tendrils (6) Gilbert Telfer Collection, Edinburgh Condition Report: Available upon request

Lot 92

A SEPIK RIVER ANCESTRAL FIGURE with painted face and comb headdress, 46cm high, a painted face mask with bird headdress, 59cm high and another elongated mask, 91cm long (3) Condition Report: Available upon request

Lot 940

A VICTORIAN TURQUOISE AND DIAMOND METAMORPHIC PENDANT BROOCH craftsman made in yellow and white metal, set with old cut diamonds to an estimate approximate total of 1.17cts. Diameter approx 3.5cm. In original box with pendant bail, brooch conversion, and hair piece comb. Weight of pendant brooch 14.5gms Condition Report: In good condition, all the pieces are there to make a pendant, brooch and hair piece from this one piece of jewelleryall stones in situ and no greening of the turquoises.

Lot 225

Swift (Jonathan).- [Dunkin (William)] A Curry-Comb of Truth for a certain Dean: or, the Grub-Street Tribunal, first edition, woodcut device on title, ink annotations and completion of some of the blank words in text, slightly soiled, disbound, [Foxon D516; Teerink 979; not in Rothschild], 8vo, Dublin, 1736.⁂ Very rare review of Swift's literary career by a young poet for whom Swift had an affectionate admiration - "a gentleman of much wit and the best English as well as Latin poet in this kingdom" (DNB). The poem makes direct reference to Gulliver's Travels, many of Swift's poems, his tracts on politics and economics, and his relationship with "Stella". There are also references to Pope's Rape of the Lock and The Dunciad. ESTC locates 4 copies and another copy with variant imprint; Foxon locates an additional copy. No copy traced at auction.

Lot 200

Shaving machine.- Dubois (J., publisher) A Perspective View and Section of an Engine Propos'd to be Built by Subscription, which will Shave Sixty Men a Minute, also Oyl Comb and Powder their Wigs, broadside advertisement, engraving and etching on laid paper with watermark of fleur-de-lis, engraved by Booth, platemark 250 x 400 mm. (9 7/8 x 15 3/4 in), sheet 285 x 430 mm. (11 1/4 x 16 7/8 in), small nick in right hand margin, rough edges and minor surface dirt and light toning, unframed, 1749.⁂ Scarce. ESTC records one other held in the British Library, but their copy is dated 29th November 1745.

Lot 907

Early 17th century close helmet, probably from a funerary achievement with rounded skull with roped comb, pointed beak-shaped visor with horizontal visor slits and lower breathing holes below, pivoted with fluted headed nuts at the same points as the upper and lower bevors, the latter shaped to the chin with gorget plates front and rear - some later repairs and damage, circa 1620, 31cm high.N.B. Previously sold by these rooms - 4th December 2014 - lot 500 CONDITION REPORT Pitted overall, damage to visor crest and peak, one side pivot broken, gorget plates probably replaced. Weight 1780 grams

Lot 908

Late 16th century Burgonet helmet, formed in two pieces, with rounded skull and high roped comb, pointed peak, hinged cheek pieces and protruding neck guard with roped border and riveted decoration, circa 1580, 30cm high.N.B. Previously sold by these rooms - 04th December 2014 - lot 501 CONDITION REPORT Old repair to skull and hole to one side and to comb. Damage to rear neck guard and some pitting overall

Lot 607A

A SWISS MUSICAL BOX, C1880 playing six airs as listed on the original lithographed tune sheet, with 20.5 pinned cylinder and one piece comb, on gilt iron bed plate the rosewood inlaid and ebonised case with a bird on a branch to the lid, 41cm l, early printed retailer's trade label of W & E C Mountfort... 17 New Street, Birmingham ++In the same excellent fully restored retail condition as when purchased by the present owner some years ago, the somewhat soiled and fragmentary tune sheet laid down and reattached to the underside of the lid

Lot 543

CHARLTON ATH RESERVES Eleven Reserves home programmes, Charlton v Cardiff and v Arsenal both 55/6 plus Charlton away Reserves programmes at Bournemouth 54/5 and 55/6, Millwall 55/6 and 55/6 (Kent Cup Final), at Arsenal 48/9 (Comb Cup),53/4 and 54/5 and at West Ham 54/5 (Comb Cup) and 54/5 (Comb). Occasional change but most are good. Generally good

Lot 500

RESERVES Collection of twenty Reserve match programmes including Aston Villa v Man City 1932/3 and 33/34, 58/9 and 63/4, Southend v Ipswich 55/6, Brighton v Leicester 55/6, Exeter v Tonbridge 57/8, Bath City v Exeter 52/3 and Yiewsley v Exeter 58/9, Southend v Southampton 57/8 and v Watford 54/5, Spurs away at Leyton Orient 58/9 and Leicester 57/8, Spurs homes v Southampton 60/1, Chelsea 59/60, Ipswich 59/60, Leicester 59/60, West Ham v Leicester 53/4 (Comb Cup), Chelsea v Leicester 56/7, Leeds v Man Utd 66/7 and Spurs v Orient 79/80, minor faults. Generally good

Lot 180

A Sterling Silver Mappin and Webb Cased Vanity Set, hallmarked London 1937. Consisting of 7 items including engine turned silver brush, mirror, cut glass perfume bottle and jars. Comb damaged, case missing one zip pull. Case Monogrammed MMS.

Lot 750

A chromolithographed motor car Valentine card, With boy driver, crêpe paper honey-comb to side and back full of flowers, early 20th Century —11¾in. (30cm.) long (slight repair)

Lot 614

A Grodnerthal dolls’ house doll, Carved and painted wood with black painted hair with curls falling onto face, yellow comb, jointed body with yellow painted shoes, original pink silk with white muslin over dress, lace trim, pink sash and bloomers —4in. (10cm.) high (black staining to sash at back)

Lot 749

A chromolithographed pop-up motor car Valentine card, With cherub driver and passenger, a dove and floral decoration, crêpe paper honey-comb fill, early 20th Century —11in. (28cm.) long (repairs from behind)

Lot 1272

A Victorian walnut cased Britannia table top upright polyphon, with 19 9" discs. 54 cm x 42.5 cm x 25 cm. CONDITION REPORT: There are two combs to the interior, the right hand one of which is intact, however the left hand comb has five teeth missing. The cast plate is earmarked for the Britannia Ste Croix Switzerland, Star Silver Depot, London. There is a Phillips head screw to the bracket holding the retaining bar. The mechanism does work and is in playing order. There are 19 discs some of which are slightly warped but all appear to be intact. The cabinet is in rather tired condition. The right hand door has a full length split with losses to the veneer. The left hand door is missing a piece of moulding which leaves an 11 cm gap between the two doors. The left hand door has small chips to the edge and small pieces of veneer missing. The lithographs to each door are intact but rather tired. The top of the cabinet looks like it has been painted at some time in its life and is a light chocolate brown colour. There are scuff marks throughout the ebonised base with small losses throughout. All in all a rather tired example, but one which works.

Lot 1070

A silver and enamel cased retractable comb, London import marks for 1926/27, length 98 mm, an EPNS mesh purse and a French evening purse.

Lot 1615

A 19th century Windsor armchair, with bowed top rail, comb back, solid seat and raised on turned legs. Width across arms 56 cm.

Lot 422

A 19thC ladderback chair, with curved overhanging comb top, and rush seat on a low base, terminating in cylindrical supports, 110cm H.

Lot 146

AN ART DECO SIX PIECE SILVER DRESSING TABLE SET, maker Henry Charles Dewar, Birmingham 1926, the primrose yellow guilloche enamel backs within dark blue scroll borders, comprising bevelled hand mirror, pair of hairbrushes and clothes brushes and a comb, fitted case stamped "Constance M. Rhodes, 19th Feb 1927" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

Lot 205

A COMPOSITE EDWARDIAN ART NOUVEAU SILVER SIX PIECE DRESSING TABLE SET, maker's marks WJM & Co. and BP/DG(?), Birmingham 1910/16, with stamped Lily of the Valley borders, comprising circular bevelled hand mirror, comb, pair of hair and clothes brushes (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

Lot 837

ANTIQUE WINDSOR ARMCHAIR, comb back elm and ash armchair on H stretcher base

Lot 1429

An Ercol stained elm comb-back rocking chair

Lot 1387

2 Georgian mahogany desk chairs, a comb-back chair, and another (4)

Lot 343

MODERN THREE PIECE ENGINE TURNED SILVER CASED HAND MIRROR AND BRUSH SET, Birmingham 1972, and the earlier, matching comb

Lot 117

BRUSH SET. A four piece brush set, Birmingham 1958/59. With replacement comb.

Lot 116

BRUSH SET.A silver gilt & champagne enamelled three piece brush set with celluloid comb, in fitted case. Birmingham 1940.

Lot 843

A late 19th Century walnut-cased Polyphon to take 8.25ins diameter discs, with 3.5ins steel comb, contained in square case 10.5ins x 9.5ins by 6.5ins high, together with eighteen 8.25ins discs

Lot 193B

Palmyra, bust of a youthful priest, 1st- 2nd Century AD.    A limestone bust from a Palmyrene funerary relief; half length, carved with a youthful beardless man with almond shaped eyes and small, down-turned mouth; wearing a sleeved tunic with braided edges and groups of comb-pattern bars at the joined seams; over this a chlamys secured on the right shoulder by a rosette shaped brooch. The hair brushed forward in a series of locks, wreath acrossthe head with star shaped element to the centre. Holding in his left hand a sceptre or fold of cloth.For a discussion on Palmyrene funerary customs see: Toynbee, J. Death and Burial in the Roman World, London, 1971, pp. 223-234. The oasis city of Palmyra is located half way between the Persian Gulf and the Mediterranean,being strategically placed between the Roman and Parthian empires. It was also ideally located to monopolize on trade coming along the Silk Road, as well as from the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea, and by the first century BC it became the principle centre for merchants bringing their goods fromEast and West, to exchange them and then return home, with the result of this trade leading to Palmyra becoming an extremely wealthy city. This wealth was displayed in the magnificent architecture that adorned the city. The wealth of the inhabitants can be seen from the funerary reliefs, where individuals are depicted wearing costly robes and jewellery. Reliefs, such as this example, were made to adorn family vaults. Many of the vaults consisted ofvertical rows of burial compartments; each compartment contained a stone box sealed by a carved stone that depicted the deceased and often carried an Aramaic inscription giving the subjects name and genealogy. These gravestones suggest the vivid presence of the deceased, whose image, with itsdirect, frontal posture, engages the viewer.Palmyra's art and architecture is unique in the Roman world, and the cultures of East and West meetand fuse into a distinctive and fascinating style.15.8cm High.Ex. Gloucestershire Collection, acquired from Timeline Auctions, London in 2014. Prior to this a long established collection.

Lot 900

A 50 bore cannon barrelled flintlock boxlock pocket pistol c 1770, 7½” overall, turn off barrel 2”, with London and maker’s proofs, the frame engraved on one side “London” in scrolls, with sliding trigger guard safety and plain walnut slab butt. GWO & QGC (heavily corroded along one side, comb of cock and top jaw and screw missing)

Lot 513

A case with silver mirror, comb, brushes etc.

Lot 866

Two silver spoons, a silver mounted comb, a/f, etc.

Lot 396

A 19th Century Black Forest type mantle clock, with cockerel and hens and leaf decoration, the dial set with blue and white enamel markers, set with Roman numerals, 33 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Numerous surface scratches and a build up of dust and dirt. Accretions, some splits to the wood in areas. One - what appears to be an - old repair on one of the bits of carved straw decoration at the top. The clock appears to be missing the back cover. There is a tiny chip to the comb of the cockerel and also what appears to be some areas of loss to a couple of the tail feathers of the cockerel. General wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for more details.

Lot 2024

A PINK ENAMEL AND SILVER DRESSING TABLE SET, hand mirror, powder bowl, comb and two brushes. Birmingham 1923.

Lot 333

Early 20th Century Swiss inlaid walnut 30 air musical box, B.H. Abrahams, St. Croix, Switzerland, the hinged rectangular cover with Royal Arms decal on figured walnut field within boxwood stringing and kingwood borders, enclosing printed air card of Walter Marti, Herisau, the 28cm barrel and complete comb beside lyre motifs, operating by a crank handle stamped 137 36, 67cm wide x 35.5cm deep x 25cm high Condition: While we do not guarantee mechanical movements, this item does appear to currently operate correctly, the end tip is broken on comb but no other sign of damage or retipping, the lid has fractures around the outside frame, hinges and some metalwork are later additions, light wear to the case - **General condition consistent with age

Lot 331

Late 19th Century walnut cased Polyphon disc playing musical box, the hinged cover having a lithograph to the underside, together with eight 24.25cm discs Condition: While we do not guarantee mechanical movements, this item does appear to currently operate correctly, no signs of broken tips or retipping to comb, light wear to case and discs - **General condition consistent with age

Lot 334

Bells and drum in sight cylinder music box, with 18cm barrel and complete comb beneath three bells and brass drum with six beaters, printed card No.13564 8 Airs 'Bells Drum Visible' with Swiss vignettes, in an associated light oak case of dovetailed construction, 46cm x 28cm x 26cm high Condition: While we do not guarantee mechanical movements, this item does appear to currently operate correctly, light corrosion to comb but no signs of losses or retipping - **General condition consistent with age

Lot 350

Shropshire Fire Brigade Helmetblack linen covered, high comb helmet. The front with Shropshire Fire Brigade transfer. Leather liner and chinstrap. Together with a Cheshire Fire Brigade cap with chrome and enamel badge ... Similar cap with no badge ... Similar cap with chrome and enamel Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service cap badge. 4 items.

Lot 336

Unusual Russian Fire Brigade Steel Helmetgreen painted crown with large downswept rear brim and small peak. Top comb. Pressed steel front badge. Leather ten tongue liner. Leather chinstrap.

Lot 337

Two French M1927 Steel Helmetsconsisting green painted, one piece crown and brim with attached top comb. Front pressed flaming grenade. Leather six tongue liner. Leather chinstrap ... Similar example with liner and badge absent. 2 items.

Lot 354

Small Selection of Various Helmetsconsisting British MKII steel helmet. Repainted green ... 1951 French fibre Dispatch helmet ... Steel Dispatch helmet with leather ear flaps ... French fibre helmet with alloy comb ... Plated and enamel Police badge ... Continental steel helmet. All complete with liners. 5 items.

Lot 326

WW1 French M1915 Steel Helmetblue painted crown with top comb. Attached front peak and rear brim with side seam. Flaming grenade front badge. Leather six tongue liner. Leather chinstrap (broken).

Lot 152

A 19th century walnut cased Fortuna music box. Operating via a single comb to fit 8.5" discs, five of which are included. The outer case has 'Fortuna' painted on the lid and the side with pyrography script 'Jul Heinz Zimmerman, Leipzig'. The lid lifts to reveal picture of winged female with a swan surrounded by mermaids. Case measures 17 x 25 cm. For a condition report please visit our website www. peterwilson.co.uk

Lot 449

An African tribal comb with white pigmented scratched decoration, 9"; another of similar vintage; 4 carved figures; etc.

Lot 595

A French 19th Century Cuirassier’s Helmet in white and yellow metal, with a gilt metal comb, to each side floral leaf decoration. The front is with a Medusa’s head, below this a flaming grenade. the rear of the helmet with a black horse hair tail. To the left side a gilt metal plume holder and plume and two large gilt circular boss supports an inter linked , metal backed chin scales. The interior retains part of its original leather sweatband

Lot 361

An Elizabeth II silver and enamel decorated part dressing table set, decorated with gilt "Fleur de Lys" to a cream ground, comprising a hand mirror, hair brush, clothes brush and comb, Birmingham, 1962

Lot 289

Ƒ A. G. Parker A 7.62x51mm target rifle built on a No 4 action, serial number NA21970, heavy 26 in. barrel, correct 7.62 magazine, target stock with raised comb, fitted with a no-gunsmithing scope rail and with an adjustable bipod. Section 1 - RFD or FAC required.

Lot 333

A French mounted gendarme's helmet, brass with nickel-silver mountings, broad band embossed with flaming grenade, high comb with the face of the gorgon Medusa at the peak and with a black horse hair crest, plume fitted to a socket at the left, brass chin scales, leather liner, early 20th Century; together with a British Royal Marines tropical helmet, lacking finial. [2]

Lot 408

A rare card of bone and other sewing accessories and related items for a doll, the blue card with gilt foil border, the tools stitched to the card and comprising a comb, stiletto, needle case, pedestal pin cushion, thimble, a pair of knitting needle protectors with needles and work in progress, stamped metal scissors and knife, card 12.2cm sq.

Lot 569

A complex vintage rectangular gilt metal evening bag/compact/cigarette case 'Park Lane de Luxe/LSM' one side with cigarette case, striking lighter, 'mirror' and pencil, the other mirror, folding comb, purse, twin compacts, and open compartment, on mesh suspension loop, 12.5 x 9.5cm

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