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Lot 707
The MacBeth group of family medals and related items comprising: A British War Medal, awarded to Capt I L F MacBeth, a silver plated hip flask, inscribed 'To Major I L F MacBeth RGA, from Major F J Maitland RGA, in remembrance of our Gunnery Course Golden Hill IW, 10.8.17-8.9.17', and a photograph, almost certainly of him. A group of six WWII medals, awarded to T/Major James Steward Fraser MacBeth (RA SBS), comprising a Military Cross, dated 1945 (with box), a 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal and War Medal (MID), with miniatures, eight SAS silvered buttons, a copy of The Artists and The SAS book by B A Young, inscribed 'To Ian MacBeth from Uncle John 24 November 1968, a pewter plate, inscribed S MACBETH, 19.5 cm diameter, eight black and white photographs of MacBeth ('self'), including parachute training, with notes to reverse listing his comrades (possibly post WWII). A group of three WWII medals, awarded to Pamela Faith, who married James (known as Stewart) MacBeth, comprising a War Medal, 1939-1945 Star and an Italy Star, with box of issue, and slip, a Registration for Employment Order 1941 for Miss Faith, a large black and white photograph of her, an album of 1930s/40s black and white photographs, including travel and holidays, MTC (summer 1942 with various military vehicles and colleagues, through to Palestine 1945, Meerut 1945.46, Cairo 1946). And a group of other items, including photographs, mostly relating to Miss Faith's family, a copy of the Freedom of the City of London, issued to George Faith, other ephemera and a Defence Medal See front cover colour and other illustrations Provenance: Given to the vendor by Mrs P MacBeth (nee Faith), as a close family friend
Lot 10
A pair of Chinese porcelain moon flasks, (drilled) 26 cm high, a Victorian pottery plate, A Happy Christmas To You, 37.5 cm diameter, and a 19th century blue and white transfer printed pottery drainer (4) Condition report Report by RB One moon flask is drilled for electricity, and with rim chips, the dragon handles with slight loss also, the other with slight loss to the dragon handles, the drainer is crazed. The Christmas plate crazed and with a chip.
Lot 76
A Northern-European blown glass flask possibly late 17th century, probably Dutch, the neck with single dentil ring, etched foliate decoration and two swan neck handles, the globular body with applied segmented ribbing and gilt painted scrollwork and figures, 24cm. high. Condition: Crack to neck which extends into the upper body. Three 2in. sections missing from ribbing and one 1in. section missing. Gilt decoration dulled and with some wear.
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