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Lot 737
An SB 18 bore flintlock sporting gun c 1800, 50½” overall, half octagonal barrel 35” with gold lines at breech and gold touch hole (all possibly replaced); the flat stepped lock having French style cock, rainproof pan and roller on frizzen spring, plate with oval gold escutcheon engraved (probably at a later date) “EGG” in copper plate script; walnut halfstock with chequered wrist; steel mounts including scrolled trigger guard engraved with game bird and with pineapple finial. GWO & generally GC (slightly worn overall, barrel heavily refinished, fore end cap and piece of fore end missing, with a crude steel ramrod.) See inside back cover
Lot 84
A steel barrelled flintlock blunderbuss with spring bayonet, by Theops. Richards, c 1800, 30” overall, the plain swamped barrel 14” secured by two flat wedges, with Tower private proofs and stamped “Theops. Richards”,12½” top spring bayonet released by thumb catch on the breech tang; flat line engraved signed lock having swan neck cock and roller on the frizzen spring; fullstocked with brass mounts, trigger guard with acorn finial; with horn tipped ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (the barrel and bayonet lightly pitted overall, the fore end chipped) Plate 28 Note: Theops. Richards (working 1790 - 1830) had shops in London and Birmingham, and made coaching and duelling pistols, blunderbusses with spring bayonets, and muskets under Government contract.
Lot 69
A good quality double barrelled 30 bore flintlock sporting gun, by W Mills, London, c 1820, 45” overall, rebrowned twist barrels 29½” with 2 gold lines and gold maker’s poincons at breech, top rib engraved “Gun-Maker-to-his-Royal-Highness-the-Prince-of-Wales”; signed stepped locks finely engraved with fern tip borders, scrolls and flower heads, and having rainproof pans and rollers on frizzen springs; figured ash (?) halfstock having chequered wrist, silver barrel wedge plates and blued steel mounts including large trigger guard engraved with game birds in foliage and with pineapple finial, and foliate engraved butt plate tang; horn tipped ramrod having brass mounted concealed worm. Near Very Good Working Order and Condition, the locks crisp and retaining some colour hardened finish (small crack in the stock below one lock). Plate 25
Lot 48
A high quality hilted early 19th century Indian sword tulwar, curved fullered blade 32½”, from a 1796 pattern light cavalry officers sword, etched with crowned GR cypher, mythical beasts, trophies and flourishes, steel hilt of traditional form with long langets, domed crossguard finials, knucklebow with ornamental finial, disc pommel and pierced top mount, finely bordered overall with gold damascene panels of stylized flowers and foliage, in its leather covered scabbard with blackened steel chape and 2 bands, with belt loop, all bordered with stylized gold damascene foliate patterns. Very Good Condition (minor wear to blade) Plate 21
Lot 80
A fine quality double barrelled 12 bore percussion sporting gun, by R Ancell of Perth, 48” overall, well rebrowned twist barrels 32”, top rib engraved in Gothic script “R Ancell, George Street, Perth”, and engraved with a capercaillie at the breech; breech tang engraved with scrolls and vignette of a partridge; locks finely engraved with beaded borders, scrolls and scenes of partridges and curlews in heathland setting; long nosed hammers engraved with serpent heads and scrolls; walnut halfstock having chequered wrist and steel mounts, trigger guard and finial engraved with lapwings and partridge, the butt plate tang with a heron in reeds; with original brass mounted ebony ramrod. Very Good Working Order and Clean Condition. Plate 28
Lot 78
A fine quality double barrelled 12 bore percussion sporting gun by R Ancell of Perth, 46” overall, well rebrowned twist barrels 29”, the top rib engraved in Gothic script “R. Ancell, George Street, Perth”; breech tang engraved with scrolls and vignette of a partridge in undergrowth; signed back action locks finely engraved with beaded borders and scenes of pheasants and lapwings in a heathland setting, unusual long nosed hammers of serpentine form; dark walnut halfstock having chequered wrist (worn) and steel mounts, trigger guard and finial engraved with capercaillie and other game birds, the butt plate tang with a heron in reeds; brass mounted ramrod having concealed worm. Good Working Order and Condition (old repair to fractured fore end, light wear to stock and mounts) Plate 28
Lot 66
A single barrelled 10 bore percussion sporting gun, by J Wiggan, c 1850, 45½” overall, 29¼” twist barrel of flintlock form, with 2 gold lines at breech; signed back action lock engraved with dog tooth border and scrolled foliage; walnut halfstock having chequered wrist, German silver fore end cap and barrel wedge plates, and foliate engraved steel mounts, trigger guard has pineapple finial, with brass mounted wooden ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (some wear around the nipple and hammer nose). Plate 25
Lot 816
A Continental DB 11mm boxlock pinfire pistol, 7¼” overall, tip down barrels 3¼”, numbered 13 on all parts, with foliate and scroll engraved frame and underlever, hidden triggers, and fluted ebony butt, the buff cap with turned finial, the metalwork nickel plated overall. GWO & C (minor wear to plating). Plate 10
Lot 501
A pair of Victorian Coalport porcelain urns and covers, with pine cone finials, tapering circular section bodies, stepped square base, decorated with raised turquoise enamel dots against a matte gold ground , pale pink borders and gilt highlights, a/f one finial detached and repaired, printed marks, 8 by 17.5cm high. (2)
Lot 305
A silver mounted ebony ring stick, London 1916, a silver mounted bone spoon, with Scottish thistle finial, a silver napkin ring wth engine turned decoration, 1.13ozt, 35.3g, and a Victorian silver mounted napkin ring - Part of a single owner collection CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description
Lot 19
A Victorian lilac jasperware cheese bell, decorated with cherubs playing musical instruments, with acorn finial, 26cm diameter x 22cm high CONDITION REPORT: Lid - Large chip to rim. Top of acorn finial with small chips. Three heads of putti lacking along with other small losses and some small firing cracks. Base - Chip and crack to top rim. Staining to centre of base and small losses to decoration.
Lot 45
A Victorian embossed silver plated fruit bowl, with allover foliate decoration, raised on circular foot, 17cm high x 37cm diameter, together with a plated soup tureen with lid (lacking ladle), of plain design with acorn finial to lid and lion mask ring handles to either side, 29cm high x 24cm diameter (2)
Lot 190
An early Victorian silver tea service. A three-piece Victorian silver baluster-shaped tea service the wavy rim with anthemion motif, the body with incised chinoiserie scenes, the teapot lid with Chinese figural finial, hallmarked for London, 1839, maker's mark for Joseph Angell snr. and Joseph Angell jnr.
Lot 105
An old English pottery soup tureen and cover, the allover floral panels on white ground with acorn relief decoration and flowerhead finial to cover, raised on four supports, 27cm high x 39cm wide CONDITION REPORT: Lot 105 - crack to lid and chips to frilly rim, gilding rubbed, small crazing cracks to foot.
Lot 1
Late 19th Century Royal Worcester ivory ground pot-pourri vase with pierced cover with elephant finial and feet no. 301, date mark 1873, H20.5cm Condition Report There are two very minor chips to the elephant top handle and some ware to gilding, mainly where the lid meets the bowl. Factory imperfection on one on the elephant foot head.
Lot 1463
A gilt metal four glass striking mantel clock, circa 1900, urn finial and scroll borders, enamel dial with Roman numerals, twin barrel movement striking on a gong, twin mercury tube pendulum, 40cm high25.04.17, Left hand glass panel with small chips, gilding is faded throughout, dial with minor scratches, movement is dirty, pendulum mercury tubes are stained.
Lot 504
A Rockingham Porcelain Teapot and Cover, with crown finial, decorated in pattern number 1224 with fruiting foliage in shades of grey and gilt, unmarked, 20cms high; A Worcester Style Globular Teapot and Cover, with flower finial, decorated in panels with exotic birds and flowers against a scaled blue ground with gilt cartouche, 15.5cms high; A Further Teapot and Cover, painted with pink roses, 15.5cms high. (3)
Lot 550
Two Oriental baluster shaped covered vases, decorated with blue and white prunus, together with a similar vase, height 14ins, 13.5ins and 12.5ins Condition report: Cylindrical vase - small chip to topLarger covered vase - missing finial, cover chipped, neck broken and gluedSmaller - cover chipped, neck restored, small chip to base
Lot 118
A Superb German Carved Coqvilla Nutmeg Grater of acorn form, the screw off lid with notched edge, above a diagonal diapering surmounted by a turned knop finial opening to an ivory mounted screw out steel grater. The lower section ending in a turned finial. Condition overall excellent and complete. 2.5 inches high.
Lot 154
Sheffield Interest - A Hallmarked Silver Presentation Bell Relating to Mr William Kean, General Secretary of The National Union of Gold, Silver & Allied Trades, Later President of The T.U.C. 1934/1935, Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1935, "Presented to W. Kean, President, by British Trades Union Congress Margate September 1935", bearing the Margate Coat of Arms, the National Union of Gold, Silver & Allied Trades badge and T.U.C. Labour emblem, with Corinthian column handle and figural finial, 39cms high, 1040grams, raised on black socle base, under tall glass dome (damaged), overall height 47cms; Together with An Illuminated Address to Mr William Kean O.B.E., J.P., and Associated Ephemera. *Born in Sheffield, Kean became a cutler working in silver and a trade unionist. By his early twenties he was secretary of the small Sheffield based Spoon and Fork Filers, Odd Workers and Stampers Society, from this position, he masterminded a merger of several small unions which formed the National Union of Gold, Silver and Allied Trades (NUGSAT), completed in 1911, and became its first secretary. In 1921, Kean was elected to the General Council of the Trades Union Congress (TUC), remaining in place until 1945, having served as President 1934/1935. He died in 1954.
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