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Lot 263
AN 1827 PATTERN ROYAL NAVY OFFICER'S DRESS SWORD, the Ricasso marked 'Larcom & Veysey', the blade etched with armorials and fouled anchor with crown, fishskin grip with lion head pommel, the guard with bullion knot and fouled anchor with crown, the folding hilt marked 'F W Hamblin RN' in original brass mounted scabbard, blade length 80 cms, full length 95 cms sheathed, (mounts loose on scabbard, blade still quite polished but areas of pitting, heavy wire to the grip mostly absent)
Lot 775
A Royal Naval officer's dress bicorn hat and epaulettes, by Gieves, in fitted and velvet lined tin case complete with sword belt to an internal compartment, name painted on lid: 'G.H. Cunningham R.N.'; another similar set by Gieves Matthew & Seagrove Ltd., in fitted and velvet lined tin case, name plate to the lid: 'F.S. Wickham R.N.' (lacks sword belt); and a small collection of later Royal Naval uniform items, comprising: Greatcoat; frock coat with Sub-Lieutenant's cuffs; Mess Dress jacket with Captain's cuffs; No 1 Dress jacket with Commodore's cuff; each with trousers and waistcoats (where applicable).
Lot 512
Nine medals to Sub Lieutenant W. H. Bird, Royal Navy: 1939-45 Star, Atlantic Star, Africa Star, Burma Star with Pacific Bar, Italy Star, 1939-45 War Medal, Korea Medal (CT. CTG. O. W.H. BIRD R.N.), U.N. Korea, Naval General Service, 1 clasp: Near East, all very fine or nearly so, and mounted for wearing; together with a corresponding mounted group of dress miniatures, good very fine.
Lot 718
A British heavy cavalry officer's dress sword, c. 1796, slender double edged blade 30.5 in., with etched details including GR cypher retaining traces of gilding, 1796 pattern gilt brass hilt with boatshell guard and knuckle bow, associated gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard, the locket and chape engraved with foliate scrolls, ornate frog stud.
Lot 772
General Herbert Horatio Kitchener, Viscount Kitchener of Khartoum: a splendid Indian zardozi work presentation tea cosy, of scarlet velvet, heavily adorned in gilt thread and sequins with the title and arms of Her Highness the Nawab Sultan Jahan Begum of Bhopal, the other side with the names and titles of Kitchener as Commander in Chief India; together with a zardozi work three division purse. Provenance: by decent from Lord Kitchener. Kitchener served as Commander in Chief of the armed forces in India between 1902 and 1909. Shah Jahan was the Begum, or female ruler, of the Princely State of Bhopal in Central India between 1868 and 1901. Zardozi work is a form of Indian embroidery of which Bhopal has been a noteable centre of production. This tea-cosy, and the similar purse that accompanies it, would appear to have been diplomatic gifts from the Begum to the General. It is interesting to note that the Vicereine Lady Curzon wore a dress incorporating zardozi work at her coronation in 1903.
Lot 719
An early 19th Century British officer's sword of light cavalry dress type, by Hebbert and Humes, curved clip-point blade 28.25 in., with etched decoration including: 'HEBBERT & HUMES WARRANTED', 'mameluke' hilt with plain guard retaining traces of gilding, horn grips (some loss), gilt brass mounted leather scabbard (lacks locket). Provenance: sometime exhibited in an Isle-of-Wight museum, and purported to have been recovered from the sea off the island.
Lot 763
A late 19th century oil painting on canvas laid onto board, bust length portrait of a young child in green dress, 30 x 22cm in gilt frame, a blkack and white wood cut print of potato harvesting and further prints and books relating to Bletchly Park, together with a quantity of late 19th/early 20th century books including Jane Austen, Thomas Hardy, Mrs Gaskell, etc and also including Punch's Pocket Book 1846 (displayed in cabinet)
Lot 697
A mid-19th century black and white theatrical advertising poster for Mons Desarais with his highly trained troupe of dogs and monkey, including monkeys in full dress at table and the celebrated monkey Jacko in a splendid act of horsemanship, March 7th & 8th 1853, 74 x 25 cm approx in simple black frame
Lot 8
A pair of 19th century Staffordshire equestrian figures of rearing black and white ponies, one ridden by a boy in tartan trousers, the other by a lady in feathered hat and tartan dress, both accompanied by grooms and raised on oval bases, height 23cm, together with a further 19th century Staffordshire equestrian figure of Louis Napoleon, height 33cm approx
Lot 16
Anon ITALIAN AIR FORCE (REGIA AERONAUTICA) OFFICER'S DRESS SWORD Circa 1930 - 40 Faded gilded hilt in the form of folded feathers as found on the wings of a bird; good black leather scabbard with faded brass mounts. Pommel with crowned eagle head. Hinged side guard. Blade in excellent condition with etched decoration of various military crests and an aeroplane.
Lot 15
Anon ITALIAN AIR FORCE (REGIA AERONAUTICA) OFFICER'S DRESS SWORD Circa 1930 - 40 Gilded hilt age-darkened in the form of folded feathers as found on the wing of a bird; good black leather scabbard with age-darkened brass mounts with Regia Aeronautica Wings. Pommel with crowned eagle head. Suspension straps and gold sword knot hinged side guard. Blade in excellent condition with etched decoration of various military crests and an aeroplane.
Lot 127
A cased set of 9 carat white gold dress studs, comprising four dress studs and two collar studs all having a square black onyx centre with small seed pearl and engine turned white gold border, hallmarked London 1950 in fitted Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company of 112 Regent Street London case.
Lot 135
An 18 carat yellow gold open face slim dress pocket watch, cream enamel arabic numeral dial with subsidiary seconds dial, plain polished single case hallmarked Sheffield (imported), case number 83410, with central vacant cartouche, un-named top wind movement, diameter of dial 40mm, case 46mm. no personal inscriptions or monogram.
Lot 150
Omega - A gentleman's 9 carat yellow gold dress watch, the rectangular cream baton dial having a circular chapter ring to centre and subsidiary rectangular seconds dial in a 9 carat yellow gold Dennison case number 51226 88170 ,hallmarked Birmingham 1937, dial measures 25mm x15mm, case 32mm x 18mm, metal crown, no box or paperwork.
Lot 341
Scottish Coins and Medals, Scotland, Mary, Queen of Scots, uniface octagonal silver ‘Fantasy’ medal or badge, bust three-quarters l., wearing embroidered dress with ruff collar and bonnet, M – R to either side, 40mm. x 27.5mm., twisted wire suspension loop, a restitutional fantasy of the late 18th to early 19thC, extremely fine, rare*ex Michael Hall Collection (Baldwin, 4 May, 2010, lot 676) Another example, the reverse engraved with the arms of Ramsay (house of the Earls of Dalhousie) was sold in the Sylvia Adams Collection (Bonhams, 23 May, 1996, lot 231)
Lot 344
British Commemorative Medals, Elizabeth I (1558-1603), large copper uniface ‘Fantasy’ medallion, 19th century, ELISABET. D.G. ANG. FRA. HIB. REGINA. NAT. 33. OBIT A. 1603 – DIEV. ET. MON. DRIT, half-length crowned bust three-quarters l., holding orb and sceptre, wearing richly embroidered dress and high ruff collar, 109.5mm., extremely fine and decorative The style is somewhat suggestive of the work of Edward Emery, though no other fantasy medals of this size are recorded.
Lot 206
15 Elastolin British Army Figures. 14 in active service uniforms, 6 marching, rifles shouldered, soldier with trench periscope, soldier with heavy machine gun, soldier on horseback, soldier with Union flag, soldier with one arm missing. Plus a Hussar Officer in dress uniform. GC for age, minor cracking.
Lot 505
“The Soldiers of London” by Maj Money Barnes, “US Army Heraldic Crests” by Jason Stein, classic reference work, “Battle Dress” by Wilkinson, “Napoleon’s Army, as depicted in prints of Aaron Martinet” by Dempsey, fully illus, “Military Bands and Their Uniforms” by Cassin Scott & Fabb; 17 similar titles; a quantity of “Men at Arms” and Osprey” paperback publications, and sundry Sotheby, Bonhams etc catalogues. GC to VGC
Lot 691
A late Vic R Naval Reserve officer’s sword, almost straight blade 31½”, marked “London Made” on the backstrap, etched with crowned fouled anchor and “RNR” on one side and crowned R Arms on the other, in scrolled frosted panels, gilt brass hilt, the guard incorporating crowned fouled anchor and with turn down inner portion which locks to scabbard, lion’s head pommel and backstrap, wirebound white sharkskin grip, in its brass mounted leather (some wear) scabbard with dress knot (some wear). Near VGC, the blade retaining all its original polish, the hilt with some original gilt. Plate 4
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