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Lot 947
An early 18th Century brass “Lantern” clock by Henry Jackson of Lavington (Wiltshire), the 6.25ins silvered chapter ring with pierced steel single hand, the dial centre engraved with a “Tudor Rose” and leaf scroll ornament, to the brass and iron framed movement with crown wheel and verge escapement striking on a bell, contained in case with solid turned pillars to corners and bold turned finial, and with pierced and engraved dolphin crestings, on turned feet, 15.75ins high, together with later carved wall bracket for same. Note : Brian Loomes records a “Lantern” clock with anchor escapement by the same maker and dating this to 1715. It is thought this example would date around 1700.
Lot 560
Edwardian silver tea cannister of tapering cylindrical form embossed with rococo flower and scroll decoration and a vacant cartouche, wavy border to rim on three shell and paw feet. Detachable lid with similar rococo decoration surmounted by a finial in the shape of a Middle Eastern turban (Sheffield 1903), maker HW, 16cm high
Lot 360
An Early 19th Century Flintlock Saw-Handled Duelling Pistol by Thomas Mortimer, London, the 23cm octagonal steel barrel engraved "Maker to His Majesty" on the rib, the tang engraved with shields and acanthus leaf tip, with silver line, vent and poincon engraved "T MORTIMER, LONDON", the lock plate signed and engraved with a sunburst, with rainproof pan, lacks cock and slide safety, the walnut stock with silver fore-end tip engraved with foliage, hair trigger with steel spur trigger guard and pineapple finial, the walnut saw-handle butt with chequered grip and flattened pommel set with an engraved butt plate (the underside engraved Jones), lacks ramrod.
Lot 361
An Early 19th Century German Percussion Cap Overcoat Pistol, the 13cm steel barrel bevelled at the breech and inscribed in silver "a Suhl", with foliate engraved lock plate, converted from a flintlock, walnut full stock with chequered grip, horn fore-end tip, brass furniture with two ring turned ramrod pipes, foliate engraved trigger guard with bud finial, with shaped foliate engraved butt plate and wood ramrod.
Lot 367
A Rare Pair of Early 19th Century Percussion Cap Holster Pistols by J A Blake & Co., London, possibly made for the Eastern market, each with 35cm steel two stage barrel, octagonal at the breech, engraved London on the top flat, with signed and foliate engraved lock plate, dolphin hammer, walnut full stock richly inlaid with leaves and scrolling tendrils in German silver, with German silver ramrod pipes, trigger guard with pineapple finial and spurred butt plate, with brass tipped wood ramrod.
Lot 380
A 17th Century Continental Flintlock Holster Pistol, the 37cm steel barrel chased with a wavy line rib and stylised animals, the lock plate engraved with a stylised beast, walnut full stock with brass ramrod pipes, engrave trigger guard with leafy finial, bird and scroll engraved and pierced sideplate, with foliat embossed spurred pommel, fore-end tip replaced; an Iver Johnson Small Five Shot Revolver, with chromium plated body and chequered black hard plastic two piece grip (rusted and seized up condition). (2)
Lot 392
A 19th Century English Stonebow, the walnut stock with chequered grip, steel double scroll trigger guard with pineapple finial, steel furniture engraved with a sunburst, flowerheads and husks, with lift-up cocking lever secured by a spring thumb-catch, the hinged shaped rear sight with three peep-holes and engraved with a recumbant hound, the steel curved bow with hinged stirrup front sight, the later bowstring with baluster turned bone dividers, the steel butt plate engraved "No.533", span 78cm, length 82cm. (some damage to stock)
Lot 395
A 19th Century Percussion Cap Sporting Gun, the 76cm steel barrel with silver line and nipple vent, the lock plate indistinctly signed, double scroll trigger guard with pineapple finial, walnut half stock with silver fore-end tip and chequered grip, with brass tipped wood ramrod.(Metalwork pitted)
Lot 404
A Good 18th Century Flintlock Silver Mounted Musketoon/Coaching Carbine by Griffin & Tow, London, the 60cm browned steel swamped barrel signed on the rib, with London proof marks, Board of Ordnance marks and gold lined touch hole, with foliate chased and engraved tang, the lock plate signed and engraved with leaves, slide safety, the the well figured walnut full stock with silver furniture of two ramrod pipes, foliate engraved trigger guard with acorn finial, butt plate with engraved tang, vacant escutcheon and side plate worked as a martial trophy, with hallmarks for London 1773, maker`s mark I.K (possibly for John King), and with a horn tipped wood ramrod, 100cm long overall.
Lot 405
A Good 18th Century Flintlock Fowling Piece by Henry Nock, London, the 100cm browned steel two stage barrel octagonal at the breech and set with maker`s gold poincon, with gold lined touch hole and waterproof frizzen pan, foliate chased and engraved tang, the plain lock plate inset with a further gold poincon, the walnut half stock with chequered grip and off-set butt, foliate engraved steel furniture of three ramrod pipes, trigger guard with neo-classical urn finial, and butt plate with engraved tang, with brass and horn tipped wood ramrod, 140cm long overall.
Lot 423
A Late 18th/Early 19th Century Flintlock Blunderbuss, the earlier 41cm flared brass two stage barrel octagonal at the breech, with London proof marks, steel lock plate, walnut full stock with brass ramrod pipes, foliate engraved trigger guard with acanthus leaf finial, brass butt plate and wood ramrod.
Lot 424
An Early 19th Century Flintlock Coaching Blunderbuss, the 28cm three stage brass barrel with bell muzzle, octagonal at the breech, with Birmingham proof marks, surmounted by a steel sprung bayonet with catch to the tang, the steel lock plate inscribed TWIGG, with slide safety, walnut full stock with brass ramrod pipes, foliate engraved trigger guard with shape pineapple finial, chequered grip and foliate engraved brass butt plate, with steel ramrod.
Lot 425
An 18th Century Private Contract Military Type Flintlock Musket by R Watkin of London, of Brown Bess type, the 95cm steel barrel with London proof marks, engraved No.63 on the rib, with signed rounded steel lock plate, brass trigger guard with acorn finial, the walnut full stock with three brass ramrod pipes, rounded double scroll back plate, shouldered stock with brass butt plate and set with a brass vacant escutcheon behind the tang, with brass tipped wood ramrod.
Lot 86
A VICTORIAN TEAPOT of baluster form, the hinged domed lid with perched eagle finial and leaf-capped scroll handle, the spout cast in the form of a rocaille mask with eagles head terminal, the body embossed with flowers and scrolls, with vacant cartouches, the whole on a pierced foot, by Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1853, (c.26oz) 8” high.
Lot 315
A CONTINENTAL MOTHER OF PEARL AND GILT METAL PERFUME BOTTLE HOLDER, the base pierced with grape and vine, and four “cabochon” mother of pearl shells, surmounted by two opening shells enclosing four faceted glass perfume bottles, in pierced gilt metal mounts surmounted by a shell finial, 12”.
Lot 1071
AN IMPORTANT PAIR OF ENGLISH BRASS FOUR-BRANCH CHANDELIERS, each with a baluster shaft incorporating a flattened globular central section from which emanate four scrolling branches, with plain nozzles, circular drip pans and a stylised acorn finial to the shaft, probably circa 1760, 22¼” dia. (2).. Provenance: Acquired from Rupert Gentle in the 1960’s, or 1970’s. Private Collection, Dorset. Rupert Gentle and Rachel Field illustrate a small chandelier in “English Domestic Brass 1680-1810” (published London 1975), plate 121. The illustrated chandelier is almost certainly one of the pair offered here. According to Gentle and Field, the normal “S”-scroll of the four branches has been “kinked” to a rather more elaborate shape. They propose a date of circa 1760-65.
Lot 1119
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, with brass dial and silvered chapter ring, with a strike/silent dial above, signed William Gass, London, the dial with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, with an eight-day movement striking on a bell, the arch topped hood surmounted by a ball and pinnacle finial, the trunk with an arch topped door, 89” high.
Lot 1122
A REGENCY MAHOGANY AND BRASS INLAID BRACKET CLOCK by “Ellicott, The Royal Exchange, London” with a convex white enamel dial with Roman numerals, with an eight day twin fusee movement striking on a bell and with repeat mechanism, with engraved back plate and pendulum, the case with a pineapple finial to the top, the front with scrolling foliate brass inlay, the sides with twin gilt metal carrying handles and pierced “fish scale” panels, on short ball feet, 20” high.. See illustration
Lot 1216
AN OAK “YEOMANS” BED with raised headboard with a central turned finial above arch topped panels and square section uprights with conforming finials, with panelled side rails and footboard, basically 17th century, 51” wide.. Provenance: Purchased in 1952 at the Eleven Day Sale of the Contents of Coldbrook Park, Abergavenny by direction of the Trustees of the Late Lady Helen Herbert. The Park first appears as the seat of Sir Richard Herbert in the reign of Henry VI. Colonel Henry Herbert of Coldbrook was rewarded by Cromwell with the contents of Raglan Castle. It is conceivable that this bed was part of those contents. The bed was gifted to the vendor in 1986.
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