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Lot 881
Ten silver ladies' dress rings set with various coloured stones to include amethyst, ruby, pearl, etc, a fine link silver chain with white stone pendant, a white metal heart pendant and a silver skull pendant pavé set with white stones, combined approx 2.2ozt. CONDITION REPORT All appear generally good, claws are good, some stones scratched
Lot 209
NAN GOLDIN (AMERICAN B.1953) SELF-PORTRAIT IN BLUE DRESS, NEW YORK CITY - 1985 Archival pigment print, 2020, signed verso, and the accompanying issue #239 of Aperture magazine which is dedicated to Nan Goldin's seminal work 'The Ballad of Sexual Dependency'(12.5cm x 17.5cm (5in x 7in), unframed)
Lot 170
Shakespeare (William). The Dramatic Works of William Shakspeare. With remarks on his life and writings, by Thomas Campbell, new edition, London: Routledge, Warne, & Routledge, 1863, engraved frontispiece and additional title (both torn to upper outer blank corners), etched part titles, front blank free endpaper inscribed "This book is bound in boards made from old 'Herne's Oak' 1864", "Miranda Hall, Aug 2nd 189-", and "Michael from M. Hall, Jan 1943", also containing a few autograph inscriptions throughout the volume from various individuals from the theatre including "To Frank, very best wishes Mary Rutherford", "Frank Inscribed on Herne's Oak 19.12.80 Trevor Nunn", "For Frank - all good - L. Olivier" and a few signatures including Frances de la Tour & Gillian Rhind, all edges gilt, cloth hinges, 20th century printed marbled endpapers, sheep-backed oak boards with smooth bevelled edges (allegedly of Herne's Oak), brass boss to corner of each board, large 8vo, with a few RSC leaflets from the early 1970's/1980's loosely insertedQty: (1)NOTESHerne the Hunter and Herne's Oak are mentioned in the Merry Wives of Windsor. The popularity of The Merry Wives of Windsor led to several depictions of Herne’s Oak and also much debate as to its correct location. Herne the Hunter was thought to have lived in the time of Richard II, and the ancient tree became known as Herne’s Oak, a place where “many …do fear /In deep of night to walk”. Playing a trick on Falstaff, the wives suggest that he disguise himself by wearing a stag’s horns strapped to his head and meet there at dead of night for their long-delayed assignation. In the final scene of the play the residents of Windsor arrange for Falstaff’s humiliation to be complete, where the local children dress up as fairies and dance around the oak pinching Falstaff as they go. Herne’s Oak, in Fairies’ Dell, Windsor, attracted many visitors in the eighteenth century, but there must have been some confusion about the identity of the tree, because when gales blew it down in 1863 it was claimed by some that this was in fact a tree planted later to replace the original tree which had been felled in the 1790s. William Perry, Wood Carver to the Queen, investigated and in 1867 published a book, titled A treatise on the identity of Herne's oak, shewing the maiden tree to have been the real one. He had compared the account appearing in Samuel Ireland’s 1791 Picturesque Views of the Thames, and documents on the Park, as well as making site visits before concluding that the blown-down tree was the original one. Perry wasn’t unbiased though as he had been given pieces of the tree from which to make souvenirs, so its authenticity was of importance. It’s now generally considered that the original tree was felled as a result of George III wanting to replace some of the old, unsightly trees with young ones. The trees seem to be fated, because following the 1863 storm another was planted which in its own turn blew down in 1906.
Lot 215
Meissen Porcelain Marcolini Period Vases, a pair of onion shaped examples with gilt detail, hand painted floral decoration and panels depicting eighteenth century wooded scenes with romantic couples in period dress, both with cross swords mark in blue to base, some minor chips to the top rim of one vase, each 20cm high, G, (2)
Lot 17
Five Various Scottish Dress Belt Buckles consisting Royal Scots. Brass, rectangular buckle, central overlaid bi-metal Royal Scots badge ... Similar example with central white metal, QC Black Watch badge ... Similar example with central white metal, KC HLI badge ... Similar example with central white metal, Cameron Highlanders badge ... Similar example with central white metal Gordon Highlanders badge. 5 items.
Lot 182
Modern Manufactured Miniature Royal Air Force Dress Sword 7 1/2 inch, dumb bell blade with central fuller. Etched panel with foliage and blank scrolls, royal coat of arms and QC eagle. The forte with maker W K C Germany. Gilt guard with QC eagle cartouche and crowned ERII cypher. Gilt eagle head pommel and backstrap. White composite grip with twist wire binding. Contained in its gilt mounted, black scabbard. Clean condition. Complete with stand.
Lot 201
British Army Uniforms & Insignia Of WW2 by Brian Davis, printed 1983. Together with Field Service Head-Dress 1902 To Present Day by M Chappell ... Quantity of Men-At-Arms books including WWII Allied Women's Services ... US Army Air Force I & II ... Royal Air Force 1939-45 ... British Air Forces 1914-1918 I & II ... British Battledress 1937-61. 26 items.
Lot 265
1922 Pattern British OR's Cap khaki woollen crown, body and stiffened peak. Brown leather chinstrap secured by brass, KC General List buttons. Bi-metal KSLI cap badge. Black treated, linen crown and sweatband. Date rubbed. Together with a Royal Artillery Officer's service dress cap. Khaki crown, body and stiffened peak. Brown leather chinstrap secured by incorrect brass buttons. Bronzed, KC RA cap badge. Leather sweatband partly loose. 2 items.
Lot 271
Small Selection of American US Marine Corps Caps consisting Officer's tropical example. White crown with braid quatrefoil. Black peak. Gilt braid chinstrap with gilt buttons. Plated and gilt, USMC badge ... Officer's example. Khaki green crown with braid quatrefoil. Black peak (cracked) , chinstrap absent. Blackened USMC buttons and badge ... Enlisted man's cap. Khaki green crown and body. Black peak (cracked) . Chinstrap absent. Blackened USMC buttons and badge ... Enlisted man's dress cap. Blue crown and body with red piping. Black peak. Chinstrap absent. Brass USMC buttons and badge. 4 items.
Lot 284
Two Officer Service Dress Caps khaki crown, body and curtain. One fitted with bronzed, KC Loyal Regiment badge and General Service buttons. Heavy moth damage. The second with anodised, QC Queens Lancashire Regiment badge and KC Loyal North Lancashire buttons. Minor wear. Together with a pair of 1949 battledress trousers ... Post war, green poncho ... Respirator case and post war mask. Quantity.
Lot 289
Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire 1st Division Officer's Battle Dress Jacket khaki green woollen, Canadian produced, converted open collar tunic. Pleated chest pockets with buttoned flaps. Extended lower belt. Both arms with embroidery Bedfs and Herts titles over felt, 1st Division formation and black and yellow Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire regimental bars. The right arm with post war parachute wings. Both shoulder straps with Lieutenant embroidery rank stars. Some moth damage.
Lot 290
Private Purchase Officer's Battle Dress Jacket khaki material, single breasted, open collar, short jacket. Lower extended belt. Patch chest pockets with buttoned flaps. Rank from shoulder straps partly loose but present. Brigadier collar tabs loose. Post war SHAEF badge loose. Together with an Officer's issue, khaki field service cap. Plastic General Service buttons. Un-badged.
Lot 291
Small Selection of Uniform Items consisting khaki woollen, General Service beret. Interior with maker's details and date 194*. Brass, RA flaming grenade badge ... Khaki shirt. Pleated chest pockets. Issue label dated 1954 ... Pair 1949 pattern battle dress trousers. Internal issue label dated 1951 ... Light khaki tan issue tie ... Pair 1937 pattern, short gaiters.
Lot 293
Five Pairs of Canadian Manufactured Battle Dress Trousers khaki green, woollen, battle dress trousers. Large, left leg front pocket with buttoned flap. Side slash pockets. Hidden seat pocket with buttoned flap. Ankle tightening strap. Internal issue and maker's stamp, all post war dated. 5 items.
Lot 304
Colonel Late RAMC Officer's Dress Tunic black, single breasted tunic. Maroon, high collar with gilt braid edging and KC silvered and gilt RAMC badges. Maroon gauntlet cuffs with two rows of gilt braid edging. Gilt, twisted cord shoulder straps with KC, bullion embroidery, Colonel rank. Gilt brass, KC, RAMC buttons. Quilted cream silk lining. Clean condition.
Lot 305
Rifles Officer's Dress Tunic green, melton cloth, single breasted tunic. Black velvet, high collar with black braid and gimp edging. Black velvet, pointed cuffs with black braid and gimp edging. Black braid running down the front and across the base. Each breast with 5 double rows of black cord decoration with black end buttons and central toggle fastening. Lower, open top pockets. Shoulder straps absent.
Lot 309
Post WW2 American First Cavalry Division Officer's Uniform green, single breasted, open collar tunic. Pleated chest and lower hidden pockets, all with buttoned flaps. Right shoulder with embroidery 1st Cavalry Division badge. Collar with gilt, US and Infantry crossed rifles. Gilt Major's rank. Left breast with white metal Pilot wings and parachute wings. Gilt, US eagle buttons. Matching trousers with black braid side lines ... Officer's dress cap. Green felt crown and body. Black peak. Gilt braid chinstrap secured by gilt buttons. Gilt, US eagle cap badge. 3 items.
Lot 310
American US Marine Corps Dress Tunic dark blue, single breasted, high collar tunic with red piping. Pleated chest pockets and lower bag pockets, all with buttoned flaps. Both arms with Sergeant Major, gilt embroidery chevrons. Gilt USMC buttons ... Light blue trousers with red side lines ... White webbing belt with rectangular, brass USMC badge ... USMC, summer pattern, Officer’s tunic. Khaki tan, single breasted, open collar jacket. Pleated chest and lower bag pockets, all with buttoned flaps. Blackened USMC collar badges and buttons. 4 items.
Lot 322
Post War HQ Middle East Land Forces Royal Artillery Officer's B/D Jacket 1949 pattern, khaki woollen, single breasted, open collar tunic. Pleated chest pockets with buttoned flaps. Embroidery Royal Artillery titles over QC embroidery HQ Middle East Land Forces formation badges to both arms. KC embroidery Major rank crowns. WW2 medal ribbons with MiD and GSM with MiD. Internal issue label dated 1953. Together with a similar 1949 pattern, battle dress jacket. Embroidery Abingdon School CCF titles to both shoulders. Internal issue label dated 1951. 2 items.
Lot 386
Modern Royal Regiment of Scotland Full Dress Sporran white horsehair sporran with two black horsehair tassels, both with gilt thistle decorated top bells. Gilt brass thistle decorated cantle with central St Andrew and cross. Rear, black leather, central pocket with stamped date 02/08. White composite belt. Clean condition.
Lot 582
17th Century Continental Dress Plug Bayonet 11 1/4 inch, double edged spear point blade. The forte with traces of Head Armoury stamp. Turned steel crossguard, one end with screwdriver tip, the other flint ended. Steel, thimble cap pommel. Ebony, turned rib and ball grip. The ball inlaid with ivorine disks. Blade with minor pitting and traces of re-pointing.
Lot 583
17th/18th Century Continental Dress Plug Bayonet 18 1/2 inch, single edged, slightly curved blade. The forte with Kings Head Armoury stamp. Cast brass crossguard with mask head terminals. Brass ferrule. Brass, thimble cap pommel with mask head top. Polished ivorine, spiral, ribbed, bulbous ended grip.
Lot 609
Imperial German M1871 Dress Bayonet Sidearm 19 1/4 inch, single edged, narrow blade. Traces of foliage scroll etching. The forte with maker W.K & C with trade mark. White metal muzzle ring with downswept quillon. Turn up quillon crossguard. Brass grip with bird beak pommel. One side with grooved panel. False spring absent. Blade with minor pitting.
Lot 621
Modern Russian Officer's Dress Knife 8 1/2 inch, double edged, plated blade. Plated, S shape crossguard with inscription. Plated ferrule and pommel. Ivorine, composite grip. Together with a WW2 American machete. 15 inch, single edged, wide blade. The forte with maker Collins & Co dated 1943. Black composite grips. Contained in its canvas scabbard. 2 items.
Lot 384
Three Victorian Worcester figures and another figure - classical maidensCondition report: Worcester figure with gilt base- several small chips around circumference of base. Firing crack to one leg. Chip to inside of foot rim. Pair figures with black bands to bases- several small chips to base. Small firing cracks in folds of dress. Other figure also has chips around base. Worcester figure with blue drape- evidence of restoration to upper part of torso, head has been off and restored. Overall crazing to glaze. Hairline cracks running across base. Further evidence of restoration to base.
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