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Lot 820
Pair of oak and studded leather dining chairs, having vine leaf carved crest rail and fruiting vine ornamentation, spiral supports, having studded pressed leather panelled back depicting lady and gentleman in Elizabethan dress, the tooled leather seats depicting dolphins and winged lions, bold leather studs, on spiral turned stretchers
Lot 18
British School (19th century) - A portrait of Frazer Bradshaw Henshaw Esq. Oil on canvas 67 x 56cm (26 1/4 x 22in.) The portrait here is offered with a parcel gilt and coloured ink parchment Resolution, dated 1868, thanking him for his work and noting that a shield of Henshaw's Arms would be placed in the Company's Hall. (2) Henshaw was Chairman of the National Bank of Ireland and between 1865 and 1868 Prime Warden of the Worshipful Company of Fishmongers. It is thought that this portrait shows Henshaw attired in the dress of Prime Warden of his guild. .
Lot 570
A silver and enamel hat pin set, with light blue and white enamel decoration, comprising: a pair of hat pins, an oval brooch, two circular brooches, and a set of six dress studs, in a fitted case, plus another hat pin set, including a pair of hat pins, an oval buckle with green enamel decoration and white borders, and a set of six dress studs, in a fitted case, and a hat pin set with green foil decoration under glass, comprising: a pair of hat pins, a brooch and six dress studs, cased. (3)
Lot 153
A 9 ct yellow gold amethyst and diamond bombe dress ring, centrally set with a rectangular, princess cut amethyst, flanked by a band of brilliant cut diamonds in millegrain settings and surrounded on top and below by eight, round amethysts in curving channel settings, Ring Size: L, Weight: 6 g.
Lot 4
An Edward VII officer’s full dress silver mounted shoulder belt and pouch of The 12th (Prince of Wales’s Royal) Lancers, gilt lace belt, with red central stripe, on red leather backing, silver buckle, tip and slide Hallmarked B&P Birmingham 1899, pricker and chains, red leather pouch, gilt embroidered top, silver flap with engraved border bearing Edward VII crowned cypher, silver mounts, the flap and mounts Hallmarked B&P Birmingham 1906. Good Condition (minor wear and dents) Plate 1
Lot 606
A finely produced “Muster Roll of the Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles, May 1890”, partly printed, partly executed by hand, and coloured in gilt, red, yellow and pale blue; at the top the names of the Hon Colonel (D of Connaught), Lt Col Commanding and 2 Majors, and below these the names of the officers, NCO’s and men of A, B, C, D, E and F Companies inscribed in and around 6 crowned stars each with the Horse of Kent and regimental title in the centre, all surrounding a mounted officer of the regiment in full dress, and interspersed with a wreath of ivy; artist’s name “By G Hicks” in lower right corner, 33½” x 28½” overall, mounted and framed in oak with gilt inner frame. VGC Plate 2
Lot 68
A watercolour by Richard Simkin featuring Coldstream Guards, a detachment with machine gun and limber with rider, mounted officer, followed by an Army Service Corps waggon and riders, proceeding along a country road, in full dress, signed R Simkin, neatly mounted and framed, 13” x 20½”. Very Good Condition Plate 49
Lot 72
A miniature on ivory of Brigadier General Alexander Pope, half length in full dress, 4½” x 3¼”, gilt inner frame, on ebony 7” x 6” overall; ink written note on back “Portrait of Brigadier Genl Pope who commanded the left wing Cavalry at the battle of Chillianwallah (1849) where he was wounded and subsequently died from his wounds. He married my grandmother (name unclear) who died at Bath about 1890. See Alison’s Europe, Vol VII, page 102. 19th Nov 1906” with a recent additional note that Pope led the 6th Light Cavalry. Good Condition Plate 53
Lot 76
An oil on canvas portrait, half length, of James T. Bell, 17th Royal Westmorland Militia c 1835, by Thomas Gandy, (exhibited Royal Academy in 1859, catalogue No 342), full dress in scarlet coatee with silver wire lace and buttons in threes and silver epaulettes, 35” x30”, in ornate pierced gilt frame. Very Good Condition. Plate 56 Note: London Gazette 29.10.1852 Royal Westmorland Light Infantry Corps of Militia: James Thomas Bell Esq to be Captain..19th October 1852.
Lot 793
A Communist period Bulgarian officer’s dress dagger, diamond section blade with central fuller, 9¼”, brass hilt into flattened S shaped crossguard, swollen square section grip with roped central band up to plated pommel with a star on the top, in its brass mounted WM sheath, the locket embossed on one side, with rampant lion and classical building with star pinnacle on the other, suspension chains and belt clip, with waistbelt and plate with lion and star. VGC
Lot 794
A Soviet Russian dress dagger, DE blade 8½”, marked A03286 and Cyrillic monogram /57 at forte, brass S shaped crossguard and pommel cap with star top, swollen facetted plastic grip, with catch to brass mounted black composition sheath with 2 rings, the locket with hammer and sickle and rayed star device on one side and steeple clock tower with star on the other. GC
Lot 89
An officer’s 1821 pattern sword of the 6th (Inniskilling) Dragoons, very slightly curved blade 35½”, by “Jones, Chalk & Dawson, Sackville St London W” no 1400 on backstrap, etched with flat topped crowned, reversed and interlaced VR cypher on one side and on the other similar crowned “6”, “Inniskilling” castle and “Dragoons” on the other, all in stylized foliate panels, pierced scroll pattern steel guard, chequered pommel and backstrap, including fishskin grip, red cloth on buff leather lining with blue edging, crimson and gilt dress knot, in its polished steel scabbard with 2 rings. Good Condition Plate 63
Lot 107
An early 19th century continental officer’s dress sword, straight fullered blade 32½”, etched with trophies and florets and blued and gilt for one third length, gilt hilt with almost flat shell guard, the border deeply line engraved, a facetted crossguard and knucklebow, ovoid pommel with prominent stud and finely copper wirebound grip. Generally Very Good Condition with 90% original blueing and gilding to blade and some gilt to hilt (very light pitting traces to lower parts of blade) Plate 67
Lot 108
An early 19th century continental officer’s dress sword, straight fullered blade 33” by “S & K” etched with trophies and florets and blued and gilt for one third length, gilt hilt with offset turn down, border line engraved shell guard, crossguard, facetted knucklebow, stylized plumed helmet pommel and finely copper wirebound grip. Generally Very Good Condition, with all original blueing and gilding to blade, and most gilt to hilt (minor pitting to lower part of blade) Plate 67
Lot 109
A George V officer’s dress sword of the Coldstream Guards, slender fullered blade 32½” by “Fletcher & Son, High St, Windsor”, etched on one side with crowned regimental badge and 10 battle honours “Tangier” to “Barrosa” in ornamental panels, and on the other with crowned GR cypher, 12 battle honour scrolls “Fuentes d’Onor” to “Egypt 1882” with owner’s name “H. Turnbull”, regulation steel hilt incorporating regimental badge, chequered backstrap, wirebound sharkskin grip, in its plated scabbard with 2 rings. Good Condition Plate 67
Lot 110
An Elizabeth II Royal Air Force officer’s dress sword, straight fullered blade 32½”, by Wilkinson Sword Ltd, no 94450 on backstrap, etched on one side with crowned Royal Arms and on the other with RAF crowned wings, all its foliate and blank scroll panels, gilt brass hilt with half basket guard with turn over inner edge, pierced and panelled incorporating crowned ERII cypher and crowned wings on raised oval, eagle’s head pommel, plain backstrap, wirebound white sharkskin grip, in its black polished leather scabbard with gilt locket, middle band and chape, with 2 rings, blue and gilt dress knot. Very Good Condition Plate 67
Lot 120
A Highland full dress dirk, polished blade 11½”, with scalloped back edge and narrow fuller for two thirds length, well carved strapwork, bog oak hilt with studs, thistle embossed silver coloured lower band and rim to facetted “citrine” pommel, in its black leather scabbard with scroll engraved silver coloured mounts, the locket with escutcheon engraved with a script “M”, companion knife and fork en suite with hilt, set with “citrines”. Very Good Condition Plate 69
Lot 19
A Victorian officer’s full dress embroidered sabretache of the 7th Queen’s Own Hussars, of scarlet cloth with gilt regimental lace border, the centre embroidered with “QO” monogram, reversed and interlaced, and surmounted by a Guelphic Crown, scarlet leather backing and pouch. Very Good Condition. Plate 4
Lot 2
An officer’s full dress silver mounted pouch of the 2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys), border engraved flap bearing gilt eagle and “Waterloo”, leather pouch with embroidered top, silver mounts and belt loops, the flap and mounts Hallmarked en suite Birmingham 1911 with maker’s initials “J & Co”. Good Condition (minor wear and dents). Plate 1
Lot 22
A fine silver Victorian Royal Artillery officer’s mess sweetmeat holder, comprising a bulbous based central column with a flared foliate bowl top and 3 branches with rosettes (one missing) each supporting on slender twisted stems (one broken) a cut glass dish with silver base, all of which is on a circular base, diameter 8½”, on 3 pedestal feet, the whole embossed and moulded overall with stepped foliate and floral devices in columns and panels, on the base is a well modelled field gun and standing artillery man in full dress holding a rammer, height overall 18”, weight (without glass) 5lbs 6 ozs (2.44kg), Hallmarked JB & Co Birmingham 1874. Basically Very Good Condition. Plate 7
Lot 23
A large and impressive free standing early Victorian silver presentation trophy, the body embellished with applied branches of ivy, with free standing figure of a cavalry officer in full dress with shako, and holding a Union flag, on either side, elaborate acanthus leaf stem and base with scrolled feet, the body engraved “Presented to Lt. Colonel John Bennett Hearsey of the 6th Light Cavalry by Major General Watson and other officers of the Bengal Cavalry as a Small Token of their Regard and Esteem, 1846”. On the other side, in script, 18 battle honours “Delhi” to “Sobraon”, stepped lid with oak wreath rim and on the top a mounted figure of an officer with flag pole and pennant, Indian Hallmark on the base H & Co, an elephant, on trophy capital “A”, and trident head, height 18”, weight 8lbs 7ozs (3.84kg). Basically Very Good Condition (a few parts detached but present). Plate 8 Note: The hallmark is that of Hamilton & Co, Calcutta, a firm started by Robert Hamilton in 1808, which acquired numerous partners and opened branches all over India. Full photostat details with lot.
Lot 26
An ERII Leading Seaman’s No 1 white dress uniform of the Royal Yacht Britannia comprising round hat with embroidered “Royal (crown) Yacht” tally, smock with lace bordered blue collar and all insignia, vest with blue border, and pair overalls. Hat Good Condition, uniform Very Good Condition and evidently unworn. Plate 11
Lot 3
A Georgian officer’s full dress shoulder belt and pouch of the 7th The Queen’s Own Hussars, regimental pattern gilt lace on scarlet cloth belt, with gilt buckle, tip and slide, the tip incorporating Guelphic crowned “QO” cypher, scarlet cloth pouch with gilt embroidered border and Guelphic crowned interlaced “QO” cypher, red leather pouch and flap lining. Good Condition, the belt gilt generally fresh. Plate 1
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