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Click here to subscribeAfter D H Chiparus; an Art Deco bronze figure of a young woman dancer in flowing dress with cut-out panels and floral decoration, ivory hands and original painted wooden head, on a green marble base, impressed marks to the back of the dress 'D.H. Chiparus' with brass plaque to the base with the same, height of figure 45cm.
A quantity of 9ct gold and yellow metal jewellery to include a cameo ring, an Edwardian pendant set with seed pearls, Edwardian bar brooch, a ladies' dress ring platform set with onyx stone, a fine link chain with pendant, various pairs of earrings to include pearl and hoop examples, link chain etc, approx combined 17.7g.
A collection of jewellery, comprising; a 22ct gold ring of textured cross over design, ring size L 1/2, a gold fringe necklace designed with five differently sized silvered discs, suspended from three double fancy trace-link chains, further suspended from a similar chain, clasp detailed 375; an 18ct gold brown gem and diamond set cluster ring, ring size N 1/2; and a silver gem set dress ring ring size O, 20.70g gross combined (4).
A 9ct gold pink beryl and diamond set ring, the cushion cut beryl claw set between two rows of pavé set diamond shoulders, ring size O; a 9ct gold ruby and diamond cluster ring of lozenge design, ring size O 1/2; and a 9ct gold amethyst and diamond dress ring of abstract flowerhead design, ring size O, 9.8g gross combined (3).
A collection of five gem set dress rings, comprising; a multi gem set ring, the central zircon rub over set with a surround of colourless gem set baguettes and demantoid garnets, detailed 585, ring size O; a gold colourless gem set ring of marquise design, ring size O; and three silver dress rings set with colour gems (5).
A collection of seven gem set rings, comprising; a 9ct gold and aquamarine dress ring; a gold and citrine dress ring, the emerald cut stone split claw set in gold detailed 14k; an 18ct gold citrine and white stone set ring of cluster design; a 9ct rose gold and cultured pearl dress ring, set with white stones; two similar carved hardstone dress rings; and a gem set ring, ring sizes O to P 1/2, 37g gross combined (7).
Coldstream Guards WW2 1942 Birmingham hallmarked silver Officer’s Service Dress cap badge. A fine small example by JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Sons). Facetted silver Garter Star mounted with pierced Garter on a blue enamel ground; to the centre, the Cross of St. George in red translucent enamel. Two loops to reverse. VGC
70th (Surrey) Regiment of Foot Officer’s “Belltop” shako plate circa 1829-44 . An extremely fine and exceedingly scarce example. Large rich gilt crowned star mounted with a cut silver star bearing gilt laurel sprays, seeded gilt “70” on a domed silver ground. Beneath the wreath, a scroll inscribed “OR SURREY”. Three loops to reverse, one an old replacement. Surplus holes to reverse. VGCProvenance. Ex Hugh King Collection, This is the actual piece photographed as No. 67 in “Head-dress Badges of the British Army”.
Royal Dragoons Victorian Officer’s Full Dress Waist Belt. A good example. Red leather belt with black velvet edging. Gold lace of distinctive pattern unique to the Royal Dragoons, with braid scallops to edges. Rectangular waist-plate in frosted gilt with burnished edges, mounted with fine VR cypher and motto between oakleaf sprays. Bullion slightly dulled.
Royal Artillery Officer’s Full Dress Sword Belt & Sword & Sabretache Slings. A good clean post 1902 example of regimental pattern, Gold lace belt with gilt metal “Snake” clasp and fitted with two sword slings. Bullion to the lace bright. .... Accompanied by a set of regimental lace sabretache slings attached to an undress blue web belt, possibly for use by an Officer of the Royal Horse Artillery. (2 items)
Royal Navy Victorian Senior Officer’s Full Dress Sword Belt. A very good example of the pattern worn by Commanders, Captains and Commodores second class. Black leather with three gold bullion lines, which is repeated to the sword slings. Complete with gilt clasp. Tailor’s details of E. Watson of Gosport. Gilt bright and fresh.
Royal Artillery Victorian Officer’s Full Dress Sword Belt and Sabretache Slings. A good example. Gold “Broken Bias” lace on black leather backing. Retaining regimental pattern gilt snake clasp fastening, the two oval plates mounted with inward-facing Victorian Royal Crests, complete with matching sabretache slings with their lion’s mask billet-buckles. Lace toned with stitching faults.
Grenadier Guards Officer Large China Porcelain Figure. This fine quality figure is by one of the Dresden factories and depicts a Captain of the regiment wearing full dress scarlet uniform, black bearskin and carrying his sword. The base with the maker’s details and title “ Grenadier Guards Captain”. Colours and details good, one small paint loss spot on scarlet line of trousers. Height 11 inchesViewing Recommended
Royal Horse Guards Officer China Porcelain Figure By Michael Sutty This good study of an Officer of the regiment circa 1960 wearing full State ceremonial dress. The base with the maker’s details and stating this being 119 of a limited edition of 250. Colours and details good. Height 1 1/2 inchesViewing Recommended
Royal Navy Lieutenant’s cased cocked hat set. A fine black beaver skin example, to the left side a black silk rosette with a single twist loop mounted with a gilt post 1902 gilt button to the centre. The cocked hat is edged with one inch black lace; at each end, bullion tassels with blue lines. The interior is with leather sweatband and silk pleated lining. Tailor’s label. ... Accompanied by full dress bullion epaulettes with silver bullion foul anchor indicating the rank of Lieutenant. ... Sword belt complete with gilt regulation pattern waist clasp and sword slings. Contained in the original metal and velvet lined storage tin. GC, Bullion fresh and bright. Hat lining silk with small amount of age wear and two small holes to the exterior.
King’s Own Norfolk Yeomanry Officer’s Full Dress Uniform. A magnificent example of an Edwardian Captain’s uniform. Comprising: A blue double-breasted tunic of Lancer style, with yellow facings and piping to edges and back-seams, the collar with white metal badges in the form of the Edward VII cypher, and edged with regimental Wave pattern gold lace. Round cuffs with wide gold lace and yellow three-button slashes. Six regimental buttons in each row to front. Yellow lapels and skirt-slashes, both edged with heavy Russia braid. Plaited gold shoulder-cords bearing Captain’s badges in silver embroidery ... Together with a pair of blue cavalry-twill pantaloons with 1 ¾ in. yellow stripes, both VGC. (2 items)
Royal Irish Constabulary Ballymahon Officer’s Full Dress Tunic and Overalls. A very rare example for a District Inspector 1st Class, by JB Johnstone. Fine black cloth, edged and trimmed with black square cord. Black velvet collar (never fitted with collar-badges) and cuffs, both edged and trimmed with black braid as for Field Officers of Rifle regiments. Five loops of square cord with netted caps each side on front, fastened with woven olivettes, and forming three “bullet holes” above and below, and a trefoil at the ends. A double row of square cord on the backseams, traced with Russia braid and forming a trefoil at the top and an Austrian knot below the waist. Plaited shoulder-cords with netted buttons. Black quilted lining bearing tailor’s label to HG Moriarty, Esq. One shoulder-button absent, lining slightly frayed, minor moth damage, otherwise GC ... Together with a pair of black cloth Full Dress overalls bearing 1¾ in. stripes of black ‘Shamrock’ lace. Leather foot-straps. Severe moth damage to overalls ... Together also with a pair of sword-slings of black glazed sealskin with white metal fittings, attached to a black web underbelt. VGC (3 items)District Inspector H. Moriarty was posted to Ballymahon in 1906. County Inspectors also wore the same pattern of tunic. The official description includes the term “bullet holes”.
2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen’s Bays) Officer’s attributed Undress Uniforms. A fine and rare Service Dress tunic of the distinctive pale khaki cavalry twill material worn by the Bays, with patch breast pockets and internal pockets below the waist. Fitted with worn QVC regimental mounted buttons and Colonel’s scarlet gorget patches. Medal ribbons of the OBE, MVO,WW1 and WW2 (including the Africa Star), GSM ’18 and 1937 Coronation. Rank badges absent otherwise VGC ... A blue serge patrol jacket, with patch pockets and regimental KC brass buttons. Medal ribbons much as on the Service Dress. Metal badges absent from shoulder-straps otherwise GC ... An officer’s universal pattern greatcoat, also with KC regimental buttons, and metal rank-badges for a Brigadier Near VGC. (3 items)Attributed to Maj.-Gen. Evelyn Dalrymple Fanshawe. His was a noted Queen’s Bays family. His father, a Lieut.-Gen., had commanded them, and was later Col. of the regiment. Commissioned into the Bays in 1914, Evelyn served in the RFC 1915-19. He commanded the Bays for their final phase as mounted cavalry. The QVC buttons were probably his father’s.
Royal Engineers Militia Edward VII Officers’ Full Dress Tunic. Scarlet tunic with blue velvet collar, cuffs and edging to fronts and skirts. The collar edged with gold Staff/RE lace to top and fronts, within a row of basket cord, and fitted with large grenades in silver embroidery. The cuffs edged with gold cord traced with Russia, forming an Austrian knot at the point. Buttons with Edward VII cypher. Massive gold shoulder-cords of RE pattern, bearing a single star and initial M in silver embroidery. Some moth damage and staining, lining defective ... together with a fine pair of blue overalls with 2 in. scarlet stripes ... and together also with an earlier Royal Engineer Volunteer officer’s scarlet mess vest edged with silver Russia braid and studs to front. Pocket openings also with Russia decoration. (3 items)
German Third Reich Hitler Youth Knife by Tiger, Solingen. The blade stamped with maker’s Tiger logo, circular RZM device and “M7/68”, nickel plated curved quillon and pommel, black chequered composition grip inlaid with red and white HJ swastika diamond-shaped emblem. Scabbard absent, blade stained and with specks of rust, nickel fittings slightly rubbed ... together with a Dress bayonet by Eickhorn, the fine 19.5cm plated steel fullered blade stamped with maker’s ‘double-squirrel’ logo. Black-painted pommel and curved quillon, stag-horn scales to the grip. Housed in its black painted scabbard. (2 items)
Southampton Victorian head-dress plate believed to be an early police example. A fine rare die-stamped example. Brass, originally blackened, crowned oval laurel sprays, mounted to the centre, white metal Arms of Southampton (securing wires cut short and glued). Two loops to reverse. GC (approx 4 ½ H x 4¼ W inches)Southampton Police formed in 1836. Southampton Harbour Board Police founded in 1847.
Scottish. 74th (Highlanders) Regiment OR’s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A fine scarce die-stamped brass example. Star of the Order of the Thistle bearing motto “NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT”; to the centre ‘74’ mounted on wire gauze. Reverse with copper loops East and West. Generally VGC. (KK 539)This is the actual piece photographed as No. 539 in “Head-dress Badges of the British Army”. Provenance. Hugh King Collection.
81st (Loyal Lincoln Vols) Regiment of Foot OR’s glengarry badge circa 1874-8. A good scarce die-stamped brass example. Crowned strap inscribed “LOYAL LINCOLN VOLUUNTEERS”; ‘81’ to voided centre. Reverse with copper loops (toned black) North & South. Minor service wear. Generally VGC (KK 550)This is the actual piece photographed as No. 550 in “Head-dress Badges of the British Army”. Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection,
19th (ALEXANDRA P.O.W) Hussars “double scroll” elephant Edwardian cap badge circa 1902-9. A fine rare die-stamped white metal example. Elephant of two tier title scroll. Two loops to reverse. VGCProvenance. Hugh King Collection Bosleys April 2006. The actual piece photographed as No. 790 in “Head-dress Badges of the British Army”.
Duke of Edinburgh’s (Wiltshire Regiment), Officer’s glengarry badge circa 1881-97. A very fine scarce die-stamped example. Silver cross pattée, the arms emblazoned with battle honours. bearing a title circlet; pale blue velvet centre mounted with gilt coronet within the cypher of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh. Two loops to reverse. Minor service wear, VGC.See Dress Regulations May 1883 p146. Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection.
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