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Lot 137
A late 19thC silver coloured metal framed and paste set oval portrait miniature, a young woman wearing a pink, lace trimmed dress bears an indistinct signature 3.5'' x 2''; and a contemporary yellow metal oval brooch, set with a head and shoulders portrait miniature, a young woman wearing a blue headband
Lot 180
A MIXED GROUP OF CERAMICS AND GLASSWARE, including pair of Parian figures modelled as ladies in classical dress; transfer printed dessert plate 'Tombs Near Etaya on the Jumna River'; two carnival glass dishes; pair chargers decorated with Dutch scenes 31cm diameter; miniature Royal Worcester lidded pot, date code for 1914; majolica basket etc.
Lot 23
A GEORGIAN GOLD WEDDING RING another similar; an 18ct gold wedding ring, 7g gross; five mourning brooches with panel panels; a hair panel watch key; an agate arrow brooch; a stickpin; a pair of earrings; a small propelling pencil; a pair of filigree brooches; a metal ring; and a pair of metal dress studs
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Lot 275
[CHILDRENS] Bradley, Christine. Bonzo's Annual, Dean & Son, London, no date [circa 1935], cloth-backed pictorial boards, quarto; Blyton, Enid. Noddy Be Careful!, Sampson Low et al., London, 1956, pictorial boards, illustrations by Beek, quarto; Camberwick Green Pop-Up Book, Dean, London, 1967, pictorial boards, oblong 17cm x 23.5cm; Sooty's Fancy Dress Party Pop-Up Book, no date, circa late 1960s, oblong 17cm x 23.5cm; Robin Hood Annual, 1959; the Tip Top Book, 1953; Eagle Annuals Nos 2 & 3; The Beano Book, 1971; and seven other works, (16).
Lot 1293
An 18ct white gold hoop ring with four clear stones and three blue stones, size R, a 14ct yellow gold ring with raised white stones surrounded by stepped pink stones on an elevated gallery, size R, a 14ct white gold floral ring with clear and blue stones, size Q, and a further dress ring with clear and green stones, size M (adjustable) (4).
Lot 335
19th century English School, Scotsman with a figure in furs, pencil and watercolour sketch inscribed 'This dress is put on to gratify the curiosity of the visitor - it is made of goat skins', by repute from a sketchbook dated 1826, Anthony Reed, Cork Street, Gallery label to the reverse, 9cm by 17cm
Lot 663
‘Head-Dress Badges of the British Army’ Vol 1 & ‘Military Badges’ by Cox Vol 1 illustrating over 1850 items covering badges and helmet plates from their beginning up to the end of the Great War. A 1980 reprint complete with dust cover. The badge collectors’ ‘bible’. ‘Military Badges of the British Empire’ by Cox 1992. GC (2 items)
Lot 743
Northamptonshire Regiment Officer’s Full Dress Scarlet Tunic A good post 1902 example. Scarlet uniform with buff facings and white piping. Gold lace edging to collar and pointed cuffs, gilt buttons. Twisted gold shoulder-cords. Quilted lining. Collar-badges and rank badges absent, minimal external moth and staining, lining frayed ... Accompanied by a fine pair of heavy blue twill overalls with scarlet welts, made by Tautz & Co. (breeches makers) of Oxford Street. Buttons for foot-straps. (2 items)
Lot 480
Mid 19th Century Royal Artillery Volunteer Officer’s Victorian Full Dress Pouch Belt. A scarce example, the Pouch of blue leather, with blue cloth faced flap, this edged with silver lace and embroidered with a crown above three small Guns in silvered metal, flanked with laurel and oakleaf sprays. The blue leather belt with wide silver RA pattern lace and ornate silvered buckle, tip and slide, the tip bearing a burnished grenade. Lace slightly dull, otherwise GC.
Lot 110
Badge. Royal Artillery Officer’s full dress busby plume holder circa 1928-39 A gilt example. Flaming grenade, the ball mounted with cast Royal Arms over ‘Ubique’ scroll and gun over ‘Quo fas et gloria ducunt’ scroll. Reverse with provision for plume and complete with slider. Wear to gilt. GC Full dress had been discontinued at the outbreak of war in 1914 (although retained by Household troops after the war). It was reintroduced in 1928 for the Royal Artillery however the helmet was replaced with a busby and in practice only worn by a few Officers to levées etc. 11 years later, again at the outbreak of war, full dress for the Gunners disappeared, this time for good
Lot 481
Royal Artillery Officer’s Victorian Full Dress Pouch. Blue leather, the cloth flap edged with gold lace and embroidered with crowned Royal Arms and sprays of laurel and oakleaf. Gilt metal Gun above embroidered scroll inscribed ‘Quo Fas et Gloria Ducunt’ on crimson velvet ground. Velvet worn, minor moth, lace and embroidery dull
Lot 733
Army Ordnance Corps Corporal’s Full Dress Tunic. A very good example, of the full dress pattern, dark blue cloth with scarlet collar, cuffs and piping to fronts, skirt-slashes and shoulder-straps. Seven King’s Crown gilding metal Royal Arms buttons to front and six behind. Blue shoulder-straps with brass AOC titles. Gilding metal collar-badges. Gold lace chevrons on scarlet backing below a gold Russia braid wheel on right sleeve. Marksman’s embroidered badge above left cuff. Minimal moth externally, some moth to lining, otherwise near VGC.
Lot 61
Badge. Engineer Volunteers Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1878-1901. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example. Royal Arms with scroll below erased resting on tri-part scroll ‘Quo Fas et Gloria Ducunt’. Three loops to reverse. VGC (KK 869) This is the actual piece photographed as No. 869 in “Head-dress Badges of the British Army”. Hugh King Collection
Lot 734
Royal Horse Guards Edwardian Musician’s Full Dress Tunic. A good and rare example. Dark blue uniform with scarlet collar and cuffs. Gold Russia braid edging to tunic. The collar and gauntlet cuffs both edged all round with narrow gold “Vellum” pattern lace, traced inside with gold Russia braid eyes. Four inverted Good Conduct chevrons above left cuff in gold lace, each on individual scarlet cloth backing. Twisted gold shoulder-cords forming wings. King’s Crown brass regimental buttons. Skirt-slashes edged with gold Russia. Serge lining, stencilled ‘RHG 3 06’ (March 1906). Minimal moth, otherwise GC.
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