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A Swiss Comb Musical Box, circa 1880], playing thirty-two airs as named on the original lithographed tune sheet beneath the lid, 9 inch cylinder, change/repeat and stop/play levers, in a faux rosewood case with musical instrument trophies, 57cm wide

A Nicole Frères Cylinder Musical Box, 19th century], the 45cm cylinder playing six airs on double comb as listed on the tune sheet beneath the lid, in a rosewood case with double parallel line stringing, inlaid with foliate motifs to both the lid and fascia, 68cm wide

A Nicole Frères Key Wind Cylinder Musical Box], the 33.5cm brass cylinder and single steel comb playing eight airs, bed plate stamped "Nicole Frères a Geneve" and numbered "31140", with black and white tune sheet to inner cover, the walnut case with boxwood stringing and hinged end panel enclosing the winding aperture, stop/start, change/repeat and emergency stop levers, with key, 51cm

"A cased set of silver fish servers, a silver hand mirror and comb"

A parcel lot of assorted African items to include carved figure, assorted horns, comb, knife, together with a pewter tankard.

An early 18th Century provincial comb back Windsor chair, high back with a yoke shaped top rail above central bow falling to an elm seat, raised to a tapered leg with pad foot and a single hawthorn stretcher. S/D. .

A 1940’s French ruby set minaudire the top cover pierced and set with circular cut rubies amongst a ground of butterflies and foliage with four interior compartments for powder a comb and two lipsticks with sliding covers for the mirror in the lid numbered 679 with French poinon assay marks for mixed metals and stamped with a maker’s mark measuring 13cm x 8.5cm with the original black suede carrying pouchette

Three bells musical box Musical box mid 19th century playing eight tunes on 6in comb and three bells with butterfly hammers in a rosewood effect case with printed musical motif. Length 48cm.

An early 20th Century seven piece silver and tortoiseshell dressing table set, Birmingham 1919, comprising trinket box, hand mirror, hair brush, mounted glass powder jar, a pair of clothes brushes and a comb a/f And a silver mounted tortoiseshell oval tray, London 1920, 30cm long, and another comb a/f (9)

A large set of seventeen fruitwood, alder and elm comb back Windsor chairs, Thames Valley, late 18th/early 19th century, with vase shaped splats and H-shaped stretchers, restorations approx. h.90cm., w.42cm. Provenance By repute removed from Stratford upon Avon town hall Bill Cotton, The English Regional Chair, Woodbridge, 1988, p. 48, fig. TV24, illustrates an armchair in fruitwood and elm that shares characteristics with the offered lot. These parallels include a shaped cresting rail, splat and turned stretchers. Cotton attributes the armchair to the Thames Valley.

A George III fruitwood and elm comb back Windsor armchair, late 18th/early 19th century, with pierced wheel splat and cabriole legs h.111cm., w.57cm.

An early 19th century elm comb back Windsor chair, H shaped stretcher

A silver Mappin & Webb dressing table set London 1922 comprising of two hairbrushes two gentlemen”s hairbrushes a comb and a later mirror all backed with silver mounted faux tortoiseshell with inlaid decoration in original leather case (6)

An Art Nouveau gentleman”s hair brush Williams (B”ham) Ltd Birmingham 1902 decorated with female heads 7" long with a four other early 20th century dressing table items to include a glass spherical bowl and silver lid Sheffield 1923 a glass and silver oval box Chester 1903 an engine turned silver and glass box Sheffield 1918 a comb Birmingham 1920 and a cased pair of yellow metal foliate style clip earrings (6)

An Edwardian silver engine turned card case possibly W. Orton Birmingham 1906 embossed on both sides with foliate scrolls and central cartouche engraved with initials “RHS” approx. 0.5oz and a silver and simulated tortoiseshell comb Birmingham 1908 maker”s mark “JD/WD” (2)

Various dressing table items to include a silver backed hairbrush and comb Deakin & Francis Ltd. Birmingham 1921 hairbrush 9.5" long a engine turned oval silver backed mirror engraved with initials “SPS” maker”s marks rubbed London 1938 11.75" long a circular silver backed mirror maker”s marks rubbed Birmingham 1921 10.5" long (4)

A PAIR 19TH-CENTURY MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS IN THE HEPPLEWHITE STYLE each having a comb splat with wheatsheaf design, drop in seat, plain chamferred legs joined by stretchers.

A boxed hallmarked silver and tortoiseshell backed six piece dressing table set, Birmingham 1922 (comb with one tooth missing)

An Edwardian manicure set, containing mother-of-pearl handled items, scissors, a miniature comb and a pencil, all contained in a red leather purse with brass detail

An early 19th century ash comb back Windsor armchair probably West Country and a rectangular foot stool. (2)

"Nineteenth century elm and beech windsor armchair, with comb back, 80cm tall"

"Silver and mauve enamel - topped dressing table set in black case, hallmarked Birmingham 1919-1924, 'H.C.D.' maker: four glass jars, fluted sides (one hair-line crack); mirror; tortoiseshell comb; four brushes; shoe horn; and button hook"

"Two silver-plated liqueur glasses, pierced scroll bases, clear glass; continental silver bottle-stopper; ten other silver metal items, silver folding comb, EPNS tongs and cranberry glass custard cup (quantity)"

A tortoiseshell pique clothes brush decorated with floral swags and an oval cartouche with a monogram, 18cm (7in), a tortoiseshell and mother-of-pearl inlaid shaped card case, 9.5cm x 8.5cm (3.75in x 3.25in), and a tortoiseshell and mantilla comb with a radiating floral spray panel, by B H Joseph & Co, stamped '9ct', 13cm (5in)

A late 19th century walnut cased polyphon by Nicole Freres, the decorative pediment with carved shell decoration and turned finials, the frieze carved with “Polyphon”, having an arched glazed door flanked by turned columns with a single drawer below, on turned feet, with “Drop a Penny in the Slot” dual comb movement, 129cm. high, together with sixty 50cm. diameter discs.

Silver Art Nouveau brush set, comprising of a hand mirror, two hand brushes, two clothes brushes and a comb all with cherubs designs, worn in parts, maker F. H. A. Limited, Birmingham 1919

A CUT GLASS DRESSING TABLE BOWL with a silver embossed cover, Birmingham 1973, also a silver backed lady's hair brush and comb, Birmingham 1950 (3).

An English silver and tortoise shell dressing table set, each piece backed with tortoise shell which is inlaid with silver flowering urns and scrolling foliage, comprising, hairbrush, clothes brush, mirror and comb

A Tortoiseshell Rectangular Scalloped Tray, also 4 matching brushes, hand mirror, glove stretcher, comb, buttonhook (9)

A Set of 4 19th Century Yew and Elm Wheel and Stick Back Single Chairs, having solid seats on round turned legs with comb stretchers (1 back in need of restoration)

An Early 19th century Grodnertal type wooden doll with painted face and yellow hair comb, dressed in green silk with lace details, 32cm

A Birmingham Silver Cigarette Case, 2 other silver cigarette cases, a silver plated cigarette case and a silver comb with cover (6)

A pair of 1920's faux tortoiseshell hair combs, a 1930's paste decorated hair comb, a gold metal filigree hair comb, five Edwardian style hair combs and three others, (12)

A Parker 'Lucky Curve' Duofold fountain pen, in red finish, a 'Geometric' with black comb pattern and green pearlised finish, two vacumatics; a Duofold and a Victory in black (6)

A Silver Capstan Inkwell, a silver backed hair brush, a silver mounted comb, and a large quantity of silver plated items including tureens and covers, a slaver, cocktail shaker, teapots, candelabrum, and other items (box)

A silver mounted oak photograph frame, the back lacking, Birmingham 1915 and mostly silver, comprising: a trumpet shaped vase, a dish, decorated with a shaped floral border, a comb case, a matchbox slide and a napkin ring.

Silver mounted dressing table wares, comprising: a hand mirror, two clothes brushes, two hair brushes and a comb, mostly with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1919.

A Swiss walnut and cross-banded musical box, late 19th Century by HBA, the hinged rectangular cover with a transfer printed Royal coat of arms, playing 10 airs on a comb and three bells, 16cm cylinder.

A late 19th Century German Symphonium musical mantel clock, probably by Junghans, the 2.75ins chapter ring with Arabic numerals to the two train balance wheel movement with pin pallet escapement, the musical train released at the hour or at will, containing metal 4.5ins disk with 1.75ins single piece steel comb, contained in walnut framed "Four Glass" square case, the shaped top with brass spiral reeded loop handle and leaf mounts, the moulded base with bun feet, 12ins high, and four disks for same

A late 19th Century Swiss musical box with 16ins four piece steel comb, with drum, castanet and eight bells in sight and with butterfly pattern hammers, contained in figured walnut and ebonised rectangular case, the top and front banded in rosewood, 39ins x 15ins x 12ins high

A group of three musical boxes the first, circa 1830, in ivory and bone, carved and pierced as a piano, the cylinder and single comb movement playing two tunes, inscribed: 114, 117,& 115, with label giving the two airs played, including an exerpt from Rossini's Guillaume Tell, width 11cm, 4 1/4 in; a rectangular tortoiseshell example, with silver-gilt mounts, maker's mark rubbed, Paris petite garantie 1819-1838, the movement numbered: 1573, cylinder and comb with 21 groups of 4 tines, 9cm, 3 1/2 in; and a lobed pollard wood example with tortoiseshell tips and lining, also playing two tunes, cylinder and comb with 18 groups of 3 tines, numbered: 595, 9.5cm, 3 1/4 in, the last two with keys (6)

Part cotton ghileem by the Kashkuli taifeh of the Qashqa’i Confederation, Fars province, south west Persia, second half 19th century, 9ft.9in. x 4ft.10in. 2.97m. x 1.47m. Slight uneven wear, one side stained in several places, probably remains of glue. The white areas of design are worked in bleached cotton. One of the best known, albeit rarest, of the major Qashqa’i ghileem designs; the distinctive palette found on all published examples, as well as the medachyl and zigzag borders also seen on all examples (usually in this chromatic arrangement), the ‘running dog’ pattern found between each wide horizontal band on most examples and the characteristic end panels, with their series of polychrome plainweave stripes interspersed with three narrow bands in white and tan or blue and tan containing a simple repeat pattern in extra weft wrapping, all suggest an attribution specifically to the Kashkuli taifeh; such an attribution is enforced by the fine weave shared by all examples. For three closely related rugs, see Black & Loveless, The Undiscovered Kilim, pl. 46 (and Petsopoulos, Kilim, pl. 400 for same piece) Housego, Tribal Rugs, pl. 72 and Opie, Tribal Rugs of Southern Persia, pp. 52-3; according to Opie, the principal motif in each band is called the shamey or comb.

Edward VII serpentine shaped silver box on applied feet, Birmingham 1911; a silver backed brush, mirror and comb, Chester 1916; and an American silver topped powder bowl

George V cased silver dressing table set comprising: tray, four brushes, mirror and comb. Birmingham 1918, the tray 11"

A late 19th century 8.25. inch Symphonion disc musical box No.168896 with gilt finish dual comb dimple drive movement in ebonised case with trade label to inside of lid and crank wind to front 27cm wide; with six discs.

A good fire service chief’s white metal helmet, with front peak and broad back peak, narrow simulated ropework headband, ornamental comb embossed with a dragon on each side, open lattice work finial, helmet plate bearing a trophy of torch, axes and hoses within scrolls, leather backed graduated link chinchain and ear rosettes, leather liner. Good Untouched Condition, Plate 20

An old copy of an early 17th century close helmet, with hinged vizor and soldered 2 piece comb. GC (heavy surface rust overall)

Sabino opalescent glass vase, of spherical form and relief decorated with bee and honey comb designs, 6 3/4in (17.2cm) high

Six piece silver dressing table set, engine turned, shaped edges comprising two pairs brushes, comb, hand mirror, Birmingham

A Nicholas Freres musical box the mechanism stamped Nicholes Freres a Geneve no. 30866 with single 13" drum and comb playing eight waltzes and polkas card no. 1158 in rosewood case with boxwood stringing and central medallion to lid 52cm long

A Victorian quarter veneered walnut cased table polyphon with single comb gilt brass movement no. 68082 and ten 16" discs the rectangular hinged lid with rosewood marquetry panel and glazed print of cherubs to interior the body wht chamfered angles moulded plinth and turned feet 54cm wide

A Victorian walnut polyphon made in Germany with English labels no. 4283 with twin comb movement and 21 19.5" discs the case with arched glazed door flanked by turned colmns pedimented surmount flanked by ball finials turned feet locking penny drawer with 18 old pennies 129cm high

A late Victorian walnut polyphon the hinged lid, circa 1890, with marquetry floral sprig central inlay within a quarter veneered border revealing an interior print depicting classical putti playing instruments and dancing, the movement with single comb numbered 312 the case with swing brass handle standing on four short turned feet, 19.5" wide, 9.5" high, 18.5" deep also including 17 marque de fabrique polyphon 15.5" steel discs

An all bisque doll's house doll with moulded wig, painted face and jointed limbs, in embroidered gown and carrying cot, 3" high, a similar doll with intaglio eyes and composition body, 5" high, a set of ten miniature china dolls, 1" tall, a doll's comb and purse, and some tiny mittens and socks

A Fire Officer's Silver Plated Helmet by Shand Mason & Co., London, the comb embossed with a dragon, the helmet plate as crossed axes, hoses and a flaming torch within a foliate cartouche, with leather backed white metal chin scales and ear rosettes, the underside of rim set with maker's metal label

An African Small Wooden Catapult, the handle carved with a stylised face, the pommel carved as a head; a hair comb with figural handle; an ebony figural paper knife and a camel charm (4)

Pr Grantham type comb-back Windsor side chairs with all four legs ball and concave turned

Pr high comb back Windsor armchairs in primitive style

Early 19th Century brass bound burr wood officers travelling box having a finely fitted interior including document wallet to the hinged cover, the base fitted six various bottles and jars with silver plated covers, a pair of travelling inkwells the bases with printed paper labels 'Sawtell 6 St Augustines Parade, Bristol', a pair of steel boot jacks and having an oval recess to hold a silver plated shaving bowl and four stacking gilt decorated Moroccan trays with fitted compartments to house accessories including razors, corkscrews, scissors, brushes, strop, boxwood comb and mirror etc. Together with a hand written provenance detailing brief military history of its owner General J.P. Hely of Bristol, 32cm wide-see colour illustration

HOLLAND & HOLLAND 12-BORE 'DOMINION' BACK-ACTION SIDELOCK EJECTOR, serial no. 20721, 30in. nitro barrels, 2 1/2in. chambers, bored approx. true cyl and 1/4 choke, border engraving with fleur de lys details, gold-inlaid cocking-indicators, bright finish overall, 15in. figured stock (swept at comb) including 1/2in. wood extension, weight 6lb. 9oz., in its leather case with accessories