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Click here to subscribe5x WW1 On War Service Badges, all being enamel examples, consisting of blue enamel On War Service 1915, blue enamel OHMS Special Service, YMCA Yorkshire War Worker, On War Service 1915 B T H and On War Material 1915 Chance Brothers & Co Ltd (slight enamel damage). All with fittings to the reverse. (5 items)
Hampshire Regiment Officers Cap Badge, fine example of a silver gilt and enamel badge with two lug fittings on the reverse and marked “GAUNT LONDON”. Accompanied by a fine officers cap badge in silver and enamel for the 6th Battalion (Duke of Connaught’s Own) Hampshire regiment with two lug fittings on the reverse, stamped with makers details “J R GAUNT LONDON”. Both in very good condition. (2 items)
WW1 VTC Athletes Volunteer Force Lapel Badge, being brass and enamel example with red enamel oval border; similar example with standard blue enamel border; silver and enamel 12th division veterans enamel lapel badge; bronze Old Contemptibles Association numbered lapel badge. All generally good condition. (4 items)
Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely Special Constabulary Badges, including large oval Cambridge Special Constabulary WW1 period arm badge; WW1 period Cambridge Special Police white metal lapel badge; gilt and enamel WW1 period Isle of Ely Special Constabulary lapel badge; white metal and enamel WW2 period Isle of Ely Special Constabulary lapel badge with fitting; scarce celluloid Isle of Ely Special Constabulary Anti-Gas lapel badge with button hole fitting to the reverse. All generally good condition. (5 items)
Selection of Metropolitan Special Constabulary Badges, including 2x bronze examples with yellow enamelled crown centres for wear by sergeants; 2x bronze examples with red enamelled crown centres for wear by Inspectors; bronze example with blue enamelled crown centres for wear by Chief Inspector; 4x bronze examples for wear by constables; brass example for wear by a constable; bronze kings crown cap badge with crowned strap “METROPOLITAN SPECIAL CONSTABULARY” and “G” to the centre. Accompanied by two brass and enamel City of London Police Reserve badges, one with white enamel circlet and the other with blue. Generally all in good condition. (13 items)
Third Reich Reichs Luftschutzbund (RLB) 1st Pattern Mans Dress Dagger by Paul Weyersberg & Co Solingen, black ebony handle with white metal and enamel RLB emblem to the centre, cross guard with short winged eagle and swastika. Housed in the original scabbard with white metal lower chape and short pattern leather hanging strap. Double edged blade having makers trade mark of Paul Weyersberg & Co Solingen. Blade remains in generally good condition. The blade measures 21 ¾ cms, overall 36 ½ cms. Some varnishing to the grip and areas of plating lifting to the top pommel but otherwise a good example.
Selection of Great War Veterans Associations Enamel Badges, including Reunion Association Salonika 1915-18; sterling silver and enamel Royal Artillery Prisoners of War pin back badge; brass and enamel Fifth Army Old Comrades Association lapel badge; brass and enamel 1914 allies friendship lapel badge; brass and enamel Old Comrades Association; brass and enamel 16th & 5th Lancers old comrades association; large brass and enamel Comrades of the Great War with lapel fitting; small type brass and enamel Comrades of the Great War with lapel fitting; brass and enamel Officers and Men Club 1914-1918; Great War Allied Victory brass and enamel brooch; brass and enamel Scottish Naval and Military Veterans 1911 brooch badge; brass and enamel badge “THE ALLIES 1914”; gilt and enamel JOFFRE FRENCH pendant brooch; generally all in good condition. (13 items)
WW2 German Hitler Youth Boys Dagger by Gustav C Spitzer, two piece black chequered grips and enamel HJ diamond insignia inserted. Housed in its original scabbard with leather belt loop and press stud catch. Blade being single sided and stamped with RZM mark and code “M7/80 40”, this being the RZM code for the firm of Gustav C Spitzer, Solingen. Dagger has damaged quillon but otherwise good untouched example.
WW1 German Bavarian Generals Pickelhaube, fine untouched example being a leather shell body with fine frosted silver Bavarian officers pattern helmet plate with the enamel central Bavarian coat of arms shield. Silver scaled chinstraps with officer pattern state and national cockades. Helmet with silver cruciform spike base having silvered securing stars and tall fluted Bavarian pattern spike. Interior of the helmet has the original cloth lining and leather sweatband. Helmet is complete with its original leather storage case. Some scuffs and wear to the leather shell but generally a good untouched example with good patina to the silvered fittings.
Victorian Royal Scots Officers Forage Cap Badge, fine example of the silvered elongated star with gilt metal oval bearing the motto “NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT” and “THE ROYAL SCOTS”, most notable Order of the Thistle and St Andrew with cross to the centre set on blue enamel backing. Reverse of the badge fitted with brooch pin fitting. Very good example.
Selection of Special Constabulary Badges, including WW1 bronze 1914 Bucks Special Constabulary by Toye & Co London, with lapel fitting to the reverse; bronze Metropolitan Special Constabulary engraved to the reverse “S.C C 711” and makers mark W O Lewis Howard St Birmn; brass and enamel Kent County Council Special Police lapel badge by Thomas Fattorini Bolton; WW1 period 1st pattern Kent County Council Special Constable brass pin back badge; City of Coventry Special Constable pin back lapel badge by W O Lewis Howard St Birmn; gilt and enamel Stoke-on-Trent Special Constabulary lapel badge; anodised Warwickshire Constabulary cap badge (fittings damaged to reverse); white metal and enamel Birmingham Special Constabulary Reserve lapel badge numbered to the reverse “801” and made by J R Gaunt London; 2x bronze and 1x white metal Birmingham City Police Special Constable 1916 badges with numbered centres and pin fittings to the reverse. All generally good condition. (11 items)
Third Reich Reichs Luftschutzbund (RLB) 1st Pattern Mans Dress Dagger, black ebony handle with white metal and enamel RLB emblem to the centre, cross guard with short winged eagle and swastika. Housed in the original scabbard with white metal lower chape and short pattern leather hanging strap. Un-maker marked double edged blade. Some light staining to the blade. The blade measures 21 ½ cms, overall 36 ½ cms. Scabbard possibly repainted and some small chips to the grip but otherwise a good example.
George VI Royal Marines Officers Dress Helmet Attributed to Major J Lampen RM, standard pattern white dress helmet having kings crown officers headdress badge to the centre with blue enamel centre backing. Brass ball top and linked officers chin chains. Interior with officers pattern lining. Housed in metal storage tin with painted name details to the lid. Some wear and staining.
WW2 ARP Air Raid Wardens Post Enamel Building Plaque, rectangular green enamel plaque with white ARP emblem to centre and “AIR RAID WARDENS’ POST”. Four drill holes to the plaque. Measures 30 ½ x 9cms. Accompanied by a smaller yellow enamel plaque with “ARP WARDEN” to the centre, measures 12 ½ x 9cms. First with some rusting and enamel damage. (2 items)
Selection of Post WW1 Old Comrades Association Regimental Lapel Badges, including brass and enamel 9th Lancers; brass and enamel The Suffolk Regiment; brass and enamel North Somerset Yeomanry; silver and enamel Warwickshire Yeomanry; brass and enamel 4th Queens Own Hussars RA; Royal Irish Comrades of the Great War brass and enamel lapel; brass and enamel 13th / 18th Hussars; brass and enamel Sussex Yeomanry lapel badge; brass and enamel 13th Hussars; brass and enamel The Royal Dragoons; brass and enamel Royal Horse Artillery; silver and enamel 4th / 7th Royal Dragoon Guards; silver and enamel Somerset Light Infantry. All generally good condition. (13 items)
4x WW1 On War Service / Home Front Enamel Badges, consisting of Engaged in the Manufacture of Munitions of War Charles Manson & Sons (enamel damaged), London County Council London Fire Brigade, Bournemouth & Poole Electricity Supply Co Ltd On Public Service and Latch & Batchelor Ltd Hay Mills 1915 On War Service. Various conditions. (4 items)
11x Special Constabulary Badges, consisting of early WW1 type gilt and enamel County Borough of Wigan Special Constable numbered “541” to the reverse and made by Fattorini & Son; early type gilt and enamel Borough of Guildford Special Constable lapel badge by Fattorini & Sons; gilt and enamel Cardiff City Special Constabulary; brass and enamel City of Exeter Special Constable (missing pin from reverse); bronze Norfolk Constabulary Special Constable badge; white metal Oxfordshire Special Constable lapel badge numbered “977” to the reverse; Bury St Edmunds Special Constabulary cap badge with two lug fittings to the reverse; brass City of London Special Constable cap badge with slider fitting; chrome Glamorgan Special Constable badge (damaged fitting to reverse); bronze and enamel East Sussex Police Reserve lapel badge; Special Constable Patrol lapel badge with fitting to the reverse. (11 items)
41x Regimental Sweetheart Brooches, fine selection, various periods, including gold framed Royal Flying Corps, gold and tortoise shell Durham Light Infantry, mother of pearl Royal Naval Air Service, various examples on mother of pearl backing and other brass and enamel, etc. All mounted onto a display board.
A smoky quartz dress ring, the oval brilliant cut stone 12mm x 10mm, four claw set, with tapered shoulders terminating in a three leaf design, pierced gallery, in a 9 carat yellow gold shank, ring size N, with certificate, an orange stone dress ring, the stone 13.5mm x 10mm, four claw set, wide shoulders with two rows of eight yellow stones separated by a snakeskin effect enamel panel, in 9 carat white gold, ring size N, and a pale blue and purple stone dress ring, indistinct marks, ring size O. (Qty: 3)
A rare Staffordshire enamel tape measure c.1770, the cylindrical form painted with flowers on a pink ground, wound with a dark green ribbon measure, an enamel model of a bureau with hinged cover, painted with panels of birds and flowers on a pink ground, and an enamel model of a hat painted with flowers, a repair to the bureau, 6.5cm max. (3)
Three enamel snuff boxes 2nd half 18th century, including Bilston and south Staffordshire, one painted with polychrome flowers on a chevron-moulded green ground, with gilt metal mounts, another gilded with scenes of lovers on a green ground, the last decorated with flowers on a blue and white linen or gingham ground. a later rectangular box painted with panels of putti, and a south Staffordshire cylindrical pot and cover with panels of flowers reserved on a blue ground, some damages, 9.5cm max. (6)
A group of bonbonnières and patch boxes modern, including three porcelain fruit boxes, a strawberry-shaped porcelain scent bottle, three Halcyon Days patch boxes, three other patch boxes, three enamel egg-shaped boxes, two enamel wine labels for 'Hamman Bouquet' and 'Sherry' and a resin surprise apple-shaped box, 6.5cm max. (16)
Two English enamel ιtuis or bodkin cases c.1760-80, of cylindrical form, one painted with small figures in landscape scenes within white enamel scroll borders reserved on a dark blue ground, the other painted with flowers around a scroll inscribed 'Gage d'amitie Sincere', the latter restored, 12.2cm max. (2)
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