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Lot 814
An interesting hunting sword, evidently a conversion of a French cavalry officer’s sword c 1785, captured during the Napoleonic wars, broad, slightly curved shallow fullered blade 29½”, with a little original scroll etching towards the forte, the back of the blade removed and the edge saw backed for most of its length, gilt double shell and loop guard with knucklebow, the sidebars removed, cap shaped pommel, leather grip (most wire missing) inside of guard engraved with English owner’s initials “WH”, in its leather scabbard with long brass chape and leather locket; see Wagner “Cut and Thrust Weapons” p 311 and Blair “European and American Arms” p 103(b) for similar originals. Basically GC, the hilt retaining approx 15% original gilt (some wear overall, hilt a little misshapen and one loop broken)
Lot 466
AFTER MARCEL AUGIS (CIRCA 1912-15) "Village Belge pres de Pijser", coloured etching, signed and inscribed in pencil, together with three further coloured etchings by the same artist, and a collection of seven black and white engravings of local Gloucestershire buildings to include Cirencester Church, Badminton, Down Ampney, Tetbury, etc.
Lot 420
A group of six, including a drawing of a horse at cart at a castle gate, a sketch of the Brighton Hog boat, attributed to E.W. Cooke, a sepia watercolour of Holland Park, an etching of fisherfolk on the shore, a pencil drawing of a head study attributed to Johanna Baptiste Lampi, and a grey wash drawing of a Thames scene attributed to Thomas Creswick. (6)
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