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A Chinese Silver Comb with Birds, 19th century, with two stamped Chinese marks: together with a bronze dragon dish W:11cm. (Comb)CONDITION: Some teeth of comb lost  

A George V silver backed six piece dressing table set, with engine turned decoration, comprising hand mirror, pair of hairbrushes, pair of clothes brushes, and a comb, London 1935.

A silver graduated curb link Albert chain, with two lobster claw clasps, and T-bar as fitted, together with a silver medallion, 0.87oz, and a pocket comb, in a white metal casing, engraved with flowers. (2)

A clear crystal rooster standing on its two feet that is decorated with a yellow crystal beak and red crystal for the comb and wattles. Swarovski backstamp. This item has its original box. Dimensions of the box: 2.5"H x 3.25" dia. Artist: Michael StameyIssued: 2000-2009Dimensions: 1.5"L x 0.75"W x 2"HManufacturer: SwarovskiCountry of Origin: AustriaCondition: Age related wear.

A collection of dressing table sets, to include hand brushes and mirrors, comb and stand. Features Regent of London examples.

A Georg Jensen silver and tortoise shell effect comb in sleeve, along with a similar smaller silver comb.

A early marbled plastic Burnham fountain pen and propelling pencil set in original fitted box L x 11cm, a box with fold down flat and inner mirrored lid containing a oval white metal faux tortoise shell mounted hair brush and comb set and a Birmingham silver engraved vesta case H x 3cm (3) 

Vintage English dressing table set with embroidery / lace detail on a 32cm x 21cm tray - comb & clock a/f

Japanese earthenware Haniwa head, Kofun period, 5th to 6th century. Of low-fired reddish clay possibly modeled as a shamaness, with the remains of a tall hat and a bead necklace, the surface decorated in a "comb-tooth" pattern. Displayed on a wooden stand.Provenance: Purchased from Honeychurch Antiques, Seattle, July 23, 2004; the estate of Miriam S. Poser; Bonham's, New York, "Fine Japanese & Korean Art," March 17, 2021, Lot 626; Private Minnesota Collection.Height: 16 1/2 in x width: 4 1/2 in x depth: 4 1/2 in.Condition:There are numerous cracks that have been repaired throughout the mask; some repairs visible under UV light. Some losses to the top of the head and the bottom. Some wear to the wooden stand.

Mixed silver to include a trophy, dressing table items, trinkets, a silver and mother of pearl fruit knife and others, total weight 148.3g (comb, fruit knife and plated coin holder)Location:

A Wedgwood Jasperware powder bowl and cover, similar Adams darker blue teapot, Japanese Marutomo ware honey comb honey pot, etc, coins, hip flasks etc qty

A GEORGE V SILVER & BLUE ENAMELLED DRESSING TABLE SETby Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1925, with radiating guilloche enamel, comprising hand mirror, two hair brushes, one clothes brush and comb, all in fitted case, two matching jars (one hallmarked Birmingham 1929) and an associated silver mounted comb. (8)

A collection of three Japanese gold lacquer combs, Meiji period. Two decorated with butterflies, the third with implements and scattered blossoms, in a hanging glazed display case, frame 24.5cm x 18.5cm. largest comb length 12cm. Ex lot 289. John Nicholson's 4th December 2015.From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese gold and red lacquer comb, Meiji period. With flowerheads and mother-of-pearl decoration, 5.5 x 10.5cm and five other Japanese gold lacquered combs, all possibly Meiji period, one signed. (6)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.These combs are in excellent condition

A large Japanese gold lacquered comb, Meiji period. With cinnabar floral decoration, 6 x 13cm, two Japanese gold decorated combs with kogai and three other Japanese combs. (8)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese gold lacquer, cloisonne & mother-of-pearl comb, Taisho period. 5.7 x 10cm; another similar decorated with cranes, 5.5 x 9.7cm; and another decorated with flowers, signed, 5.5 x 9.7cm; a Japanese tortoiseshell comb, with applied metal decoration of a crab, (by repute, purchased from the owner of the French comb museums mother in France described as 'Ancien objet', 4.5 x 8.7cm; and three Japanese combs, probably bakelite. (7)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A collection of five Japanese gold lacquer combs, Meiji period. Of various designs and sizes with fine quality decoration in a variety of techniques, in a hanging glazed display case, frame size 38 x 22cm, largest comb length 11.5cm. Ex lot 288. John Nicholson's 4th December 2015.From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection. One comb has come loose revealing that they are held with blu tack. The condition appears to be superb but for some anomalous pink marking on the bottom comb. The frame is high-quality bronze

Six Japanese cased comb and kogai sets. A Japanese black lacquer & mother-of-pearl comb and matching kanushi; two books on Japanese combs; and a Japanese red lacquer comb and kogai. (qty)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese black tortoiseshell & mother-of-pearl inlaid comb, Showa period. Signed, 3.5 x 8.5cm; a Japanese black lacquer comb, inlaid with carved coral plum flowers and decorated with gold lacquer bamboo leaves, signed, 4.7 x 9.5cm; and eight black lacquer Japanese combs, many with floral decoration. (10)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese gold lacquer comb, Meiji period. Decorated in relief with a dragon, 4.5 x 9cm; a 1920's bakelite style comb, 5 x 10cm; a Japanese gold lacquer comb, Meiji period, signed, decorated with arrows, 4.7 x 10cm; a Japanese gold lacquer comb, signed, 3.5 x 8.7cm; a small Japanese tortoiseshell and gold lacquer comb, Meiji period, 3.5 x 7.5cm; a large Japanese wood comb, Meiji period, signed, with floral decorated roundels, 4.5 x 12cm; a Japanese gold lacquer comb, Meiji period, decorated with cockerel and hen, 3.2 x 8.3cm; a Japanese gold lacquer comb, early 20th century, decorated with a Kingfisher and complete with kogai, comb 4.5 x 9.8cm, kogai 16cm. (9)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese cinnabar lacquer comb, ex Miriam Slater Collection Purchased Nov 2014, decorated with flowers and leaves with mother-of-pearl, 5.5 x 12cm, a Japanese red lacquer wood comb, Showa Era, signed, with raised feather decoration, 6 x 11.5cm and four further Japanese red lacquer combs, largest 6 x 12cm. (6)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

Two Japanese jade set kogai, length 16.5cm and 13cm. Two Japanese crystal kogai, length 13.5 and 12.5cm; an Art Deco yellow glass kogai, length 13.5cm; and a Japanese gold and black lacquer hairpin, signed, length 11cm and another unsigned, length 12.5cm; and a Japanese lacquer comb with three matching hairpins, all 19th and 20th century. (11)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese gold lacquer comb, Meiji period. Decorated with leaves and flowers, 4 x 9.5cm and nine other Japanese gold lacquer combs, 19th/20th century, largest 5.5 x 11.5cm. (10)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese black lacquer & mother-of-pearl comb & kogai, circa 1930's. Comb 10cm, kogai 16cm; a Japanese comb, decorated with gold and red lacquer, circa 1960's; another decorated in gold and silver coloured lacquer; and an unusual black lacquer comb and kogai, decorated with mother-of-pearl bamboo grass leaves. (8)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.These combs are in excellent condition

Two large Japanese gold lacquer combs, Edo period. The first with leaping carp, 6.5 x 12.5cm and the other depicting Gods seated beneath a tree,7 x 12.5cm; another comb depicting a tree with mother-of-pearl decorated leaves, signed, 3.5 x 9cm; three other Japanese gold lacquered combs and a Miriam Slater Collection comb decorated with a landscape lake scene, 3.5 x 9cm. (7)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese black tortoiseshell comb, Meiji period. Signed, decorated with raised gold lacquer takamakie flowers, 4 x 8.7cm; another similar decorated with pine trees, Meiji period, 4 x 8.5cm; and seven various Japanese black lacquered combs. (9)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

Five Japanese combs, Meiji period. Including a red lacquer comb with gold taka makie leaves and flowers, 5 x 10cm and four gold lacquered combs, including one signed. (5)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.These combs are in excellent condition.

A Japanese red, gold and black lacquered comb, Edo period. Decorated with chickens and bamboo with a fruiting, leafy branch and grasshopper to verso, 4.5 x 10.5cm and three other Japanese red lacquer combs, each with gilt floral decoration. (4)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.These combs are in excellent condition.

Four Japanese black lacquer, gilt and mother-of-pearl combs and kogai. Each cased, largest comb length 11.2cm. (4)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

Sixteen Japanese lacquer and tortoishell kanzashi, 19th/20th century. A black lacquer kogai, signed, length 12.5cm and a gilt lacquer comb, length 8.5cm. (18)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese gilded comb, Edo period. 3.5 x 8.8cm; a Japanese comb (kushi) and kogai, circa 1930's, signed, decorated with grasses and flowers, comb length 9.5cm, kogai 15.5cm and three further Japanese gilt and mother-of-pearl decorated combs. (6)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.These combs are in excellent condition

A Japanese lacquer and mother-of-pearl comb, Taisho period. 3.4 x 8.7cm; a Japanese wakasa-nuri lacquer comb, signed, length 9cm; another Japanese lacquer comb, signed, length 8.7cm; a Japanese gold lacquered tortoiseshell comb, length 9.2cm; another Japanese gold lacquered comb, with floral decoration, early 20th century, length 8.5cm and a Japanese tortoiseshell and gold lacquered comb of Edo shape, some losses, circa 1900, approx 2.5 x 11cm. (6)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.These combs are in excellent condition, as are the rest of the combs and accessories in this single-owner collection

A Japanese celluloid horseshoe comb circa 1930's. With polychrome floral decoration, 7 x 9.5cm; four other Japanese combs with gold lacquer and mother-of-pearl decoration; and nine other Japanese combs. (14)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese gold lacquer tortoiseshell comb, Edo period. From the Miriam Slater Collection, with calligraphy panel, 2.9 x 9.6cm: another gold lacquer and tortoiseshell comb, Miriam Slater Collection, decorated with intricate geometric patterns, 2.8 x 7.5cm; four Japanese gold lacquer and tortoiseshell combs and three plain tortoiseshell combs. (9)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese gold lacquer decorated comb, Meiji period. Decorated with chrysanthemums, 4 x 8.5cm and nine other Japanese gold lacquer decorated combs. (10)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese tortoiseshell comb, Meiji period. Decorated with gold lacquer branches and flowers, 4 x 9cm; a Japanese gold lacquer comb, early 20th century, signed, decorated with mother of pearl flowerheads, 4.5 x 10cm; two similar Japanese combs, late 19th century, with gold lacquer leaf decoration, 2.5 x 13cm and 2.5 x 13.5cm; a Japanese tortoiseshell and gold lacquer comb, Meiji period, decorated with a seated figure and calligraphy, flanked by birds and clouds, 3.3 x 8cm; two Japanese ebonised and gold lacquer combs, one signed and the other with kogai, 4.5 x 9.5cm and 4 x 8.3cm; a Japanese brown lacquer comb, signed, decorated with arrows, 4.5 x 10cm; and a small Japanese faux tortoiseshell and gold lacquer comb, 2.5 x 7.7cm. (10) From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese wood comb, Meiji period, signed. With mother-of-pearl and gold wire inlay, 3.8 x 9.2cm; a Japanese gold lacquer comb, ex Miriam Slater Collection, with peony flower decoration with tiny pearls at the centre of peonies, 3.3 x 8.5cm; a Japanese comb, circa 1880, with metallic inlays, 2.5 x 13.3cm;; four signed Japanese combs; and five other Japanese combs. (12)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A pair of Japanese gilt metal kanzashi, Case length 22.5cm; a Japanese velvet cased black lacquer comb and kogai, signed, kogai length 16.3cm; and a large Japanese metal and red lacquer kanzashi, with gilt floral decoration, length 25cm. (5)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese tortoiseshell comb, Meiji period. The white metal edge set with five coral stones, 4.5 x 9.7cm; a Japanese tortoiseshell comb, Edo period, with metal edge and crossed feathers motif, 5.5 x 11.2cm; and a tortoiseshell gold rim comb, stamped, 4 x 9cm. (3)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese black, red and gold lacquered comb, Meiji period. Decorated with mandarin ducks, approx 4.5 x 10cm and seven other Japanese gold decorated and black lacquered combs, mostly early 20th century. (8)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A large Japanese gold lacquer and mother-of-pearl comb, Edo period. Decorated with an ox-cart beneath a pine tree, two seated gentleman on verso, 7.7 x 11.8cm, a Japanese gold lacquer comb, signed, decorated with bamboo and flowers, 4 x 9.5cm; a Japanese Edo-shaped tortoiseshell comb, 1.5 x 10cm; a Japanese gold lacquer comb, probably Meiji period, depicting a house in the mountains and trees, 3.3 x 8.2cm; a Japanese plain gold lacquer comb, Edo/Meiji period, 3 x 9cm; a Japanese gold lacquer comb, Edo period, decorated with figures dancing in a landscape, 3.5 x 9.5cm; and a Japanese gold lacquer comb, decorated with autumn flowers and grasses, signed, 3.5 x 8.5cm. (7)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese carved gold lacquer comb, Meiji period, 4 x 8.5cm. 7 x 9.5cm; a carved and gilded comb, Showa period, 3.5 x 11cm; a Burmese gold-plated comb, 3.5 x 8.5cm; a Japanese celluloid horseshoe, circa 1930; a white-metal and tortoiseshell comb, 3.7 x 9.5cm and six various Japanese gold lacquer combs. (11)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

Five Japanese combs, Edo period. To include a gold lacquer comb, decorated with mother-of-pearl fish, 4 x 9.5cm; a black tortoiseshell comb, with circular gold motifs, signed, 4 x 10cm, a comb with gold lacquer decorated birds, pine, bamboo and coral, 3.4 x 9.2cm; a tortoiseshell and gilt lacquer comb, with plum tree and birds, Miriam Slater Collection, 4.2 x 8.5cm; and an ebonised comb, signed, 3.4 x 8.3cm. (5)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

Four Japanese gilt lacquer and metal combs and three kogai. Each cased, with silver and mother-of-pearl decoration, largest comb length 10.3cm. (4)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.Slight wear to colour on one comb, slight split to wood on one Kogai.

A Japanese black lacquered and mother-of-pearl comb, early 20th century. The flowerheads with red-glass stones, 5 x 10cm and six further Japanese combs, 20th century. (7)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.These combs are in excellent condition.

A Japanese gold makie decorated tortoiseshell comb, Edo period. 3.5 x 8.3cm; two further gold decorated tortoiseshell combs, Edo period; a Japanese black lacquer comb, signed; and three other Japanese black lacquer combs. (7)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.

A Japanese tortoiseshell comb, Meiji period. With bronze and gold mount, silver wire inlay, decorated with turtles and clouds, 5 x 10cm. (Ex Miriam Slater Kanzashi Collection) a Japanese tortoiseshell comb, inlaid with mother-of-pearl and decorated with leaves and fruit, set with three jade stones, 3.8 x 9.5cm, two further Japanese tortoiseshell combs and two Showa period combs, each with floral mother-of-pearl decoration. (6)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.These combs are in excellent condition.

A Japanese gold lacquer and coral comb, Edo period. Decorated with the sails from ships, volcanoes, cranes and pine trees, 4.5 x 10cm and a Japanese tortoisehell comb, Edo period, with gold lacquer and set with coral roundel,s decorated with birds and flowers, purchased from the Miriam Slater Collection, 3 x 9.5cm, a 1920's-1930's celluloid comb, 5 x 10cm and a gold lacquer comb, Meiji period, decorated with kite, drum and takamakie, set with four coral roundels, 3.5 x 9.8cm. (4)From the collection of Pat Johnstone, a Cornish artist and sculptor, who also had a passion for collecting Asian antiques and especially Japanese combs, kogai and kanzashi. Her collection has been curated for over 40 years and includes items from the Miriam Slater collection.These combs are in excellent condition.

A VINTAGE PETIT POINT DRESSING TABLE SET TO INCLUDE BRUSHES, A COMB, HAND MIRROR AND TRINKET POT

19th Century Merryweather Brass Fireman's Helmet, the large comb embossed with dragons to both sides, universal pattern helmet plate to the front, leather backed chin chain and leather liner to interior.

A modern silver-backed hand mirror, clothes brush and comb with embossed decoration, Birmingham 1962, (3).

A novelty stick pin in the form of a chicken's head set rose-cut diamonds, with enamelled comb, wattle and eye, tested as 18ct gold, 5.5cm long, 2.2g.

CASED SIX PIECE SILVER & TORTOISESHELL HAND MIRROR, BRUSH & COMB SET, 27.5 (l) x 13.75cms (diam.) the hand mirror, London 1925, C & A makers mark, along with an additional silver topped tortoiseshell comb, 18.5cms (l), Birmingham 1926, Fred H. Adams & Co.Provenance: private collection Denbighshire 

the black painted metal body with brass trim, Austrian eagle helmet plate, raised brass comb embossed with a lion and serpent motif, lion's mask bosses, laurel leaf chin scales. Restorations to skull and interior, liner lacking.

the two piece skull with overlapped and riveted seam, hinged visor drawn out to a peak and with face guard composed of three square section bars drawn down to a turned finial, scrolling S-bar inserts, the neck guard of three simulated lames, perforations to edge, together with another similar with raised comb, the visor lacking the three-bar face guard, the neck guard of three simulated lames and indistinct maker's stamp, both lacking their ear-defences. (2)

the two-piece skull with raised turned comb, rivet decoration to the base of the skull, downturned broad brim with turned edge and struck with the inventory stamp of JRII. Circa 1645, retains most of its black protective finish to the inside. Small split to the skull. See Pg 19 The London Armourer's of the 17th Century for a discussion about this stamp's retrospective use as an indicator of its presence in the Tower of London.

comprising lobster tailed pot the two-piece skull with shallow turned comb, the neckguard of three simulated lames, shallow gulley with turned edge, the rounded peak or visor with similar gulley and turned edge, adjustable nasal bar, pierced ear defences, together with its companion breast and back plates, the former with raised medial ridge drawn down to a shallow peak, linear decoration about the rounded neck and arm apertures, struck with an N over 139 over RR3 for the Commonwealth, the back plate struck with an armourer's mark flanked by N and A for the Commonwealth, re-leathered straps, and complete with its bridle gauntlet, the upper aperture with turned edge and linear engraved decoration tapering down to the articulated hand defence composed of five articulated lames terminating in the knuckle plate. Mounted on its wooden display frame.

the two-piece skull with tall roped comb, the sides embossed with a fler-de-lys, the base of the skull with eight of its ten fancy foliate brass rivets, sharply down turned brim drawn out to a peak at either end and with crimped turned brim, retains good traces of original blacked finish. Circa 1580. Small area of lamination and parting to the comb.

the two-piece skull with raised roped comb, chased and embossed with grimacing faces, the skull embossed and chased with knights on horseback in battle amidst a castellated mountainous landscape, the visor with elongated sights and drawn out to a point, decorated to match and with roped extremities, the upper bevor pierced with circular breaths to either side and similarly decorated to match, the lower bevor decorated with stands of arms and laurel wreaths, the neck guard embossed with a broad gully with scrolling foliage on a stippled ground and a further stand of arms to the front.

the black painted metal body with brass trim, Austrian eagle helmet plate, brass trimmed black painted raised comb, leather backed chin scales, one detached but present, leather liner, green painted peak, oak leaf adornment.