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Click here to subscribeJewellery - A five stone coral and seed pearl ring, the three coral beads and two seed pearls alternate set to a wave scroll mount, 9ct gold shank, 2g gross; a seven stone stylised dress ring set with seven assorted sized round pale blue speckled stones, white gold collars, 9ct yellow gold shank, 4.7g gross (2)
Costume Jewellery - a carnelian cabochon dress ring, 9ct shank, size Q, 3.1g; a sterling silver and paste dress ring; a gold plated sterling silver brooch, set with a simulated black opal cabochon; a flower head droplet fringe necklace; etc.; all contained in a rectangular red leather jewellery box
An ERII bandsman’s full dress scarlet tunic of the Grenadier Guards, blue facings and shoulder straps, blue fleur de lys on white braid trim, including 9 loops to chest, inverted shallow chevrons to sleeves, slashed cuff and skirts, collar and wings with tassels, embroidered shoulder strap badges, staybrite buttons. VGC
A good ERII Sergeants full dress scarlet tunic of the Grenadier Guards, blue facings, embroidered collar and shoulder strap badges, white braid loops with buttons to cuffs and skirts, chevrons to right sleeve, staybrite buttons, crimson shoulder sash and tassels, butt leather waistbelt with brass WBC (some wear), and pair overalls with narrow stripe. Generally VGC
A Geo V OR’s full dress scarlet tunic of the Grenadier Guards, blue facings and shoulder straps, white lace collar grenades, shoulder strap badges, and loops to cuffs and skirts, brass regimental buttons, no and “2GG” stamped inside, with label giving details of 2 wearers 1923-1932. GC (skirt lining replaced)
A Geo V Major’s full dress scarlet tunic of the Grenadier Guards, blue facings and shoulder straps, white piping to edges, gilt embroidered collar with grenades, shoulder straps with crown, loops with buttons to cuffs and skirts, gilt (some rubbing) buttons, padded silk lining. Good Condition (plain waist button missing)
A Vic officer’s dress sword of the Grenadier Guards, very slightly curved, slender fullered blade 32½”, by Cater & Co Pall Mall, London, etched with crowned VR cypher and grenade, 8 battle honour scrolls “Waterloo” to “Sevastopol”, in panels, regulation steel hilt incorporating grenade and Union spray, stepped pommel, plain backstrap and chequered thumb piece, wirebound fishskin grip, buff leather strap with acorn, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. GC Plate 4
A Geo V officer’s dress sword of the Grenadier Guards, slender fullered blade 32½”, by E Smith, 139 Ebury St London SW, etched with crowned GR cypher, crowned grenade, 23 battle honour scrolls “Tangier 1680” to “Modder River” and owner’s initials “HRO”, in panels, regulation plated hilt incorporating grenade and Union wreath, plain pommel, chequered backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather FS scabbard. GC, the blade good. Plate 4
A Geo V WWII officer’s dress sword of the Grenadier Guards, slender fullered blade, 32½”, by Wilkinson, no 54503 (for 1915) on backstrap, etched with crowned GVR cypher, crowned grenade, 23 battle honours “Tangier 1680” to “Modder River” and owner’s initials “A.A.”, in panels, regulation plated hilt incorporating grenade and Union wreath, plain pommel, chequered backstrap, in its leather FS scabbard with frog. VGC Plate 4. Note: The sword of Lt Arthur Anson, killed in action 11/10/15
A heavy bronze figure of Napoleon, standing in classic pose, in full dress uniform, holding cocked hat in his right hand and clutching sheathed sword in his left, on integral square pedestal base with griffons feet to marble base, signed Ceciani, height including base 20”. Good Condition Plate 20
A Worcester Royal Porcelain Company figure of The Duke of Wellington, in full dress, mounted on horseback, holding his cocked hat, in the series of “Famous Military Commanders” modelled by Bernard Winskill, No 44 of a limited edition of 750, on pedestal base 13” x 5”, overall height 16½”, with framed Certificate. Very Good Condition. Plate 21
† A well executed Georgian half length watercolour of Lt Colonel John McKenzie, 5th Regiment of Foot, in full dress with epaulettes, in an oval with regimental motto “Quo Fata Vocant” at the top, crossed standards at the bottom, a scroll “Lost and Lamented for Ever” and tablet inscribed “Lieut Col John McKenzie of the 5th Regt of Foot. Was killed at Corunna in an Action between the Advance Posts on the 15th of Jany 1809. Copy of a picture presented to the officers of the 5th Regt. as a Memento of Friendship by His Disconsolate Widow”, framed in black and gilt, by R. Jackson Sons, Liverpool, 10½” x 9”. Good Condition (5 small wormholes not affecting the painted area). Plate 24
A fine oil painting on canvas of an officer of The 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, seated in full dress, his arm resting on the hilt of his mameluke sword, with belt buckle “4DG”, his 1812-18 pattern helmet on a table beside him, wearing a Waterloo medal (he evidently transferred to the 4th D. Guards as they were not at Waterloo), 11½” x 9½”, framed in gilt. Good Condition, Plate 27
A well executed oval portrait of William Pitt, Coldstream Guards, 1814, head and shoulders in full dress with shoulder belt plate and gorget, 5½” x 4”, mounted in gilt cabinet frame, 10” x 8½”; label on back “William Pitt, Coldstream Guards. Killed during the Napoleonic campaign at Bayonne, France, April 14th, 1814. Painting in Very Good Condition (edges of frame chipped). Plate 32
A charming oval miniature of an officer of The 3rd (East Kent) Regiment (The Buffs) in full dress with shoulder belt and oval plate, c 1798 (see Parkyn p 78), together with a similar miniature of his wife, on the reverse side in plain gilt frame with suspension loop, 3½” x 2½”. Very Good Condition. Plate 32
An infantry officer’s dress sword c 1800, tapering hollow triangular section blade 33½”, etched with an arm emerging from a cloud, the hand holding a sword and ribbons, the other devices and stylized scrolls, gilt hilt with shallow upturned shell guard, crossguard and token pas d’ane rings, knucklebow and urn pommel, the top of the guard and pommel engraved with stylized floral chains, simulated banded and wirebound grip, in its white patent leather (some wear) scabbard with engraved locket, with one ring, and chape. Very Good Condition, retaining approximately 85% original gilt. Plate 66
A 1796 type infantry officer’s dress sword, shallow diamond section blade 32½”, the centre flattened for most of its length, etched with pre 1801 Royal Arms and supporters, scrolling and “For My Country & King”, on both sides, flat double shell guard with plain outlined panels, knucklebow and quillon, octagonal V shaped urn pommel with prominent stud, simulated wirebound grip. Good Condition the hilt retaining approximately 85% original gilt (light wear and pitting to blade). Plate 66
An Edwardian patriotic coloured print, of a young lady in naval type dress at the tiller of a boat, with seascape and yachts, in contemporary glazed frame, 14½” x 22” overall; a WWI officer’s leather “housewife” roll, named to an RFC Lieutenant, containing WWII dated field dressing; a “Tommy” windproof cigarette lighter, as new in its carton (carton slightly damaged); a framed WWI photograph of three Somerset Light Infantry officers; another of an other rank of the 7th Bn Hampshire Regiment; and a silver topped walking cane (HM London 1890). Average GC
A ladies diamond solitaire dress ring approx .9ct having further princess cut diamonds mounted to the shoulders on a platinum loop, (with a valuation certificate) Ring size approx L central stone has some small inclusions as seen under a x10 loupe Clarity SI1 & Colour K as per American valuation certificate
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