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A Crossbow by Stevens of London.

:A DECORATIVE 'ASSASSINS' ALL-METAL CROSSBOW, 10 3/4in. long not including nut, steel bow mounted on a blued bar with side-trigger and integral cranequin, the front fitted with a diamond-shaped blade.

A stone fire crossbow

Painted pewter Figure, of a Middle Eastern carpet seller, on a camel with attendant, on a polished slate base, 19cms, (7½") and a painted white metal Figure of a kneeling Middle Eastern carpet seller holding a crossbow, 7cms, (3"), (2).

A George III oval silver mustard pot, the side and domed hinged cover engraved an eagle and crossbow crest, an oval bun finial, a blue glass liner and scroll handles. Maker William Abdy. London, 1791. Together with a silver condiment spoon. Maker George Smith II. London, 1797. (2).

Markham (Gervase). Country Contentments. Or, The Husbandman's Recreations ... as mainly Hunting, Hawking, Coursing ... Shooting in the Longbow or Crossbow, Bouling, Tennis, Baloone: the whole Art of Angling, and the use of the Fighting Cock, 8th ed., newly corrected, enlarged, 1656, 100pp, modern calf, 4to (1)

A pair of ormolu putti. French 19th century, one holding a crossbow and bird, the other a rod and fish, each set on a rectangular rouge marble base, 6.5in (16.5cm) high.

AN 18TH/19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL CROSSBOW missing the large trigger, some worm and part stock missing

A brass mounted walnut battlement crossbow with wrought iron bow and brass ball weighted end

A GEORGE V SILVER BON BON DISH having a swing handle, the pierced sides decorated with urns, flowers and a crossbow on a scroll base with four feet, hallmarked London 1912, makers C and S Co. Ltd., 116g (3.7oz), sold with blue glass liner (damaged)

A late Victorian silver figure of a huntsman holding a crossbow and a bird of prey maker BM Chester 1899. 3.5ins and a George IV silver vinaigrette maker Unite & Hilliard Birmingham 1825. 1.25ins

A Continental silver pineapple cup and cover, the cover finial in the form of a twin-handled vase of flowers, the cup supported on a figural column of a huntsman holding an arrow and crossbow, on a shaped spreading base, 42cm. high.

A GERMAN SPORTING CROSSBOW, MID-18TH CENTURY with steel bow struck with two cross marks, retained by cords and complete with two pairs of early pom-poms, fitted with string of twisted cord (a working replacement), figured walnut tiller (light worm), lightly carved with rococo ornament, inlaid with a hunting scene in engraved staghorn on the cheek-piece, and further engraved staghorn plaques, staghorn flat, set trigger, brass trigger-guard, steel bolt-clip and iron loop, 0.3cm; 27Nin

AN ENGLISH STONEBOW, EARLY 18TH CENTURY with slender steel bow, built-in gaffle incorporating a small folding back-sight, secured in the spanned position by a slender iron collar, and figured walnut tiller with turned basal cap (chipped); and a contemporary iron goat's foot lever for a crossbow, complete with its suspension hook (one bar cracked) the first: 62.5cm; 24Kin tiller (2)Provenance: Warwick Castle, inv. nos. C004 and C008.

Chiltern, William Tell crossbow, in pressed steel with 2 rubber tipped wooden arrows, 1960s (NM,BM).

A DECORATIVE 'ASSASSINS' ALL METAL CROSSBOW, 10 3/4in. long not including nut, steel bow mounted on a blued bar with side-trigger and integral cranequin, the front fitted with a diamond-shaped blade.

An 18th century crossbow of rather crude construction, span of steel bow 32", the wooden stock 32" with gun type butt; steel mounts including integral goat's foot cocking lever, simple lever trigger, original multi strand cord. Generally GC (wormed and worn)

Barnet wildcat crossbow with cocking lever and bolts

A modern crossbow

A large collection of books, journals and museum guides relating to the study of arms and armour comprising AROLDI (ALDO MARIO): Armi e Armature Italiane fino all XVIII secolo, Milan 1961, with its original slip-case; DUFTY (ARTHUR RICHARD): European Armour in the Tower of London, 1968; BLAIR (CLAUDE): Arms, Armour and Base-Metalwork in the James A.de Rothchild collection at Waddesdon Manor; European and American Arms, by the same; PETERSON (HAROLD L) Arms and Armor in Colonial America 1526-1783; MANN (SIR JAMES): Wallace Collection catalogues; European Arms and Armour, 1962, two vols; STONE (GEORGE CAMERON): A Glossary of the Construction, Decoration and Use of Arms and Armor (spine detached); FFOULKS (CHARLES): The Armourer and his Craft from the XIth to the XVIth Century; PAYNE-GALLWEY (SIR RALPH): The Crossbow, its Construction, History and Management; HELD (ROBERT) (Ed.): Art, Arms and Armour: an International Anthology; Livrust Kammaren BandI-IV; the Journal of the Arms and Armour Society, vol. I; VI-XI (incomplete); various exhibition and museum guides including the John Woodman Higgins Armory, Worcester, Massachusetts, The Art of Chivalry: European Arms and Armor from the Metropolitain Museum of Art, New York 1984.

A rare Chinese painted wooden arrow case,circa 19th century of tapering square section bound by a series of shaped iron brackets, fitted with hinged lid bound by an engraved iron hasp at the front and with a shaped iron boss at the top and sides, painted with large flowers emerging from clouds at the base, and the front decorated with a scrolling fire-breathing dragon, further designs of foliage and all in polychrome on a red ground; a Chinese painted arrow case, 19th century, of circular section, the outer surface painted with Buddhist motifs in polychrome on a red ground; An embroidered bow case 19th century; two Chinese bow cases, each of brass-bound stiff leather; a Siamese crossbow, 19th century; a rare Sino-Tibetan folding bow, ten further painted bows, 18th and 19th centuries, an eastern painted quiver and an Indo-Persian steel bow 19th century (qty)

A Pair of Felt Pictures in the Manner of John Smart], composed of various coloured and painted sections stitched together, one as a procession of medieval figures and guardsmen bearing halberds, the other of crossbow-men taking out one of two horsemen in a wooded landscape, 34cm by 42.5cm

A RARE SMALL HAND-HELD STEEL CROSSBOW. Screw mechanism to wind the Cord Catch/Release to apply Tension and Cock the Weapon. Gilt Decoration for the Bow, includes Rabbits and Hounds etc. Other sections are ornately decorated, including a Coat of Arms on the Hilt. 9.58" (24.5cm) overall.

A STEEL CROSSBOW. 18thC Style with 64cm steel bow, 76.5cm overall length. Wooden stock with swirl inlay and Game Plaques.

A HUNTING CROSSBOW 18thC Style with steel bow, 51.5cm width, 56.5cm overall length. Carved wooden stock, inlaid with Animal and Bird decoration.

A 'Mary Gregory' type cranberry glass jug, c. 1900, decorated in white overlay with a boy with a crossbow, a pair of vases decorated with children, rims chipped and a biscuit barrel, cracked and reduced, tallest 19cm (4)

Two ivory figures, the first German, the second probably French, mid to late 18th century, the first carved as William Tell standing with his crossbow, height 12.7cm, 5in; the second as a chubby putto cuddling a faithful hound, the leafy rocky base echoed by the bog oak stand, overall width 10cm, 4in, (2).

A Gabon river hardwood crossbow of traditional form with tapering shaft, 19th century, 41 1/2in long.

Britains Herald Series - 2 Mounted and 4 Cowboys on Foot, 2 Mounted and 1 Indian on Foot, Camp Fire, Teepee, Swoppet Cowboy - 1 head missing and other minor damages - mainly F to G. Also Swoppet Knights - Standing, with banner, firing bow, firing crossbow, with halberd, attaching with sword, kneeling with bow - mainly G - some missing weapons. Finally later Hong Kong Issues - 5 Soldiers in khaki - various poses - G. (23 figures)

A woman's or child's crossbow. German, 1st quarter 18th century. Slender blackened steel bow with original string and waxed bridle of cord. Bolt rail of engraved stag horn with inset back sight and brass bolt clamp. Nut wood stock with carved cheek. Slide and stock with engraved, blackened stag horn inlays. Set trigger with iron guard. Length 53 cm. €1,500.00

Three Vienna figures, comprising; a figure of a man wearing eighteenth century dress, modelled looking through a telescope, height 19cm (7 1/2in), impressed marks, date for 1853 (glued hand, lacks sword); a Vienna figure of a woman with a feather muff, modelled after a Meissen original, height 20.5cm (8in), impressed marks, date for 1845 (lacks right hand, some damage to lace); and a Vienna figure of a man firing a crossbow, height 15cm (6in), impressed marks, date for 1845 (damage and losses)

A pair of figures of huntsmen, modelled standing, one holding a dead stag and a long bow, the other with a spaniel and a crossbow. on gilt-line bases, partially coloured and gilt, height 25cm., mid 19th century