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A late Victorian Officer's sword, the 82 cms. blade etched with crown, interlaced VR and presentation inscription to Sergeant E.T. Hynes Wellington Madras 1896, indistinct makers name Robert Mole and Sons[?] Birmingham, with pierced plated guard, also bearing VR cypher, copper wire-bound fish skin covered grip, bullion dress knot, leather covered scabbard and calf leather carrying case
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A 50-BORE PERCUSSION ALL METAL 'SCOTTISH' DRESS PISTOL by E. & W. Bond, 45 Cornhill, London, circa 1840, 10in. overall, with three-stage blued barrel engraved with foliage at the muzzle and breech and with scrollwork and a martial trophy on the centre section, signed blued scroll engraved lock, silver-plated three-quarter stock profusely engraved with foliage, ram's horn butt with pricker in the form of a thistle, button trigger, iron belt-hook, original blued iron ramrod, and some original blued finish.
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An early 19th century small terrestrial globe with original box by Carl Bauer, Nuremberg, c1825, the lid with coloured plate; 'The World with its inhabitants' and with 28 page hand coloured engraving concertina to underside depicting figures in national dress, globe retaining some coloured decoration and with makers monogram, globe 2 ins For a similar example see 'Globes from the Western World' by Elly Dekker and Peter van der Krogt, page 98. The underside of the box bares price paid of one shilling by the present vendor who purchased this as a young man at a village fete.
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John Hoppner (1758-1810) oil on canvas, General Sir Patrick Ross G.C.M.G., K.C.H., seated in dress uniform, 40.5 x 33 ins. General Sir Patrick Ross, member of a famous Scottish family, of Lockhart-Ross, of Balnagowan Castle, Ross-shire. His family for generations had taken part in the Army and Navy up to the 19th century. His wife was Matilda, Countess of the Holy Roman Empire, in her own right, being the daughter of Count James Lockhart-Wilson.
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A Theodor Ullmann bronze and ivory figure of a dancing lady, arched backwards with her left leg raised, black stained hair and floral enamelled off the shoulder dress, on a silver plated oval platform engraved Th. Ullmann and with a foundry logo, on concave green onyx base, figure 8.25ins, overall 9.5ins
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A nineteenth century oval portrait miniature of a woman in blue dress with pink bow, powdered grey hair in black hat with plume feathers, her hand raised with small bunch of flowers, left hand hidden in more flowers, against wooded background with sky. Signed and bears date indistinctly 'J. Faton / Fatori' (?) (1736 (?) ) on ivory, 9cm x 7.5cm, in brass frame
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