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Click here to subscribedating: about 1870 provenance: Papal States, Round, rifled, 9 mm cal. barrel, with foresight; smooth, six-shot cylinder; iron frame, stamped and marked 'F.LLI MAZZOCCHI ROMA', provided with loading gate on the left; grip with checkered, wooden grip scales and ring for the strap. Serial number '170'. This rare revolver was built in Rome, for the Papal Gendarmerie, by Mazzocchi, following the model of the Belgian patent 'Chamelot et Delvigne'. length 20.5 cm.
dating: 1880 - 1886 provenance: USA, Barrel with company address in two lines at the back, on the left side, 'NEW HOUSE 41'. Bore needs cleaning, with visible rifling. Five-shot cylinder. Spur trigger, the loading gate tends to open. Working mechanism, but with some uncertainty. Hard-rubber grip scales with the inscription 'COLT' and depicting a scene of a policeman fighting with a criminal. Serial number '25xxx' on the bottom of the grip. Manufactured between 1880 and 1886 in 4000 items. See 'Flayderman's Guide', 9th edition, page 108, 5B-177. length 16,5 cm.
dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: USA, Round, rifled, 27", 44 cal barrel bearing company address," KING'S IMPROVEMENT "and patent. Rear sight and front sight. Brass frame, the left side richly engraved with floral motifs on a granulated background, the upper part slightly engraved, upper tang with single screw, external serial number "34xxx", working mechanism, smooth wooden fore-end, smooth wooden stock (signs of use and two cracks on the butt). Brass butt-plate with gate, two loops for the strap. length 116.5 cm.
dating: 1882 provenance: USA, Round, rifled barrel (some incrustation inside, clearly visible rifling), with address and patents in two lines with 'KING'S IMPROVEMENT', adjustable and foldable rear sight. With no caliber marking. Remains of ancient bluing. Working mechanism. A few small areas with pitting. Smooth, walnut butt and fore-end. Saddle ring. Butt plate pad with gate. Serial number '97xxx A'. length 98,5 cm.
dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: St. Etienne, Cylindrical barrel provided with rib and with front sight, featuring the marking'GAULOIS' and another mark; frane if an almost-rectangular shape, with the writing 'N. ° 2' on the extractor gate, and the marks 'CAL. 8 m / m' and 'MANUFACTURE FRANCAISE SAINT-ETIENNE / ARMES ET CYCLES' on the upper part; the surface engraved with floral motifs, the left side provided with a secure lever; palm trigger made of checkered wood (very small missing parts). Keeping 90% of its original browning. In its leather case with the golden factory mark.The second lid with a tank for 10 cartridges. With original case, very rare in these conditions. length 13 cm.
dating: about 1870 provenance: Belgium, Round, rifled, 11 mm cal barrel with engraved octagonal base, provided with a high front sight; smooth cylinder engraved with floral motifs and with the mark of the Liège test bench. Frame decorated en suite. Rare gate with side opening, extractor. Wooden grips with suspension ring. Engraved, iron mounts. Working mechanism. length 32 cm.
dating: about 1870 provenance: France, Octagonal, rifled, 5 mm cal barrel, with serial number '35xx' and front sight at the base; the lower part featuring a folding knife marked 'BREVETE S. G: D. G.', and the tang marked 'S.B ' in oval; smooth six-shot cylinder; folding trigger, loading gate and extractor, black grips with rectangular escutcheon on the left side. See a model of this rare arm of Frank R. Horner collection in 'Firearms Curiosa' by Lewis Winant, page 134 pic. 145. length open 23.5 cm.
dating: 1875-1890 provenance: Belgium, Round, rifled (clean bore, visible rifling), 8 mm cal barrel with front sight; five-shot grooved cylinder with marks of the Liege test bench. Frame with fly-shaped mark with the letters 'DL' (Stöckel 7232), keeping 90% of its nickel plating, small area with rust damage. The upper frame marked 'DRESSE LALOUX & C.c. LONDON'. Loading gate and spring extractor. Mother-of-pearl grips. length 27 cm.
dating: 1875-1890 provenance: USA, 2-1/2' barrel marked with the company address in two lines at the back and with 'COLT D.A. 38 '. Clean bore, visible rifling. Six-shot cylinder. Mechanism working only in double action, the stud of the cylinder does not come out. Frame with patents up to 1875 and the rampant horse. Keeping the 60% of its antique browning and case hardening. Well preserved, hard-rubber grips, with rampant horse of the company in relief. Coeval serial numbers '103xxx' on the frame, trigger guard and handle, the cylinder with the last three digits of the same serial number. Gate numbered '506'. length 17,5 cm.
dating: about 1885 provenance: London, Round, rifled, 455 cal barrel, with rib and high front sight made of white metal. Grooved, five-shot cylinder. Frame marked 'WEBLEY R.I.C. MODEL / 83', 'W&S', '5 SHOT' with serial number '79257' and cal. '455'. The frame marked 'P. WEBLEY & SON LONDON BIRMINGHAM'. Loading gate. Checkered wood grips. Suspension ring. length 20 cm.
Thomas Miles Richardson, Continental scene, probably Italy, signed and dated 1855, watercolour; Edwin Moore, Parliament House, Stirling Castle, Scotland, signed and inscribed with location, watercolour; British School 19th Century, View of York, initialled and dated 'WLB 1878', watercolour; J Wood, The Black Gate, Newcastle-on-Tyne, signed watercolour; Alfred William Rich, Lancing College, Sussex, watercolour; English School, St. Michael's Mount Cornwall, watercolour; and English School, circa 1800, Landscape with a view of an abbey, watercolour (7)
A MARKED 9CT HEART PADLOCK THREE GATE BRACELET the bracelet fitted with a safety chain and measuring approx. 17cm in length, weight 8.8grams Condition Report : good, opens and closes well Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
ATTRIBUTED NEIL CROMPTON HAIGH (1919-2001) 'Old Gate, Monmouth' Watercolour Titled to mount, labelled and inscribed verso 32.5cm x 48.5cm Note: Neil Crompton Haigh worked as a lithographic artist at biscuit manufacturers Huntley, Boorne & Stevens from 1963 to 1981 Condition Report : good condition Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
Koldewey, Robert -- Self-portrait of the archaeologist Robert Johann Koldewey. 1906. Vintage large format, sepia-toned gelatin silver print. 38,5 x 53 cm. Date in the negative in lower left corner, flush-mounted to board; annotated in ink on mount verso.A self-trained archaeological historian of the classical period, Koldewey was signed on as a participant to the American excavation expedition under Joseph Thacher Clarke of Ancient Assus in Greece in 1883, where he learned excavation methods and how to recover ancient remains. The German Archaelogical Institute then employed him for various excavations in the Ottoman Empire. His most important work involved the excavations in Babylon from 1898-1917 where his most significant excavation was the Processional Way and the Ishtar Gate as well as the foundations of the Tower of Babylon. Along with Schliemann, Humann, Conze and Dörpfeld, Koldewey is among to the most important archaeologists of this era. – Edges slightly frayed, small retouched scratch, liquid surface spot in right area, otherwise a rich tonal print in very good condition.Lit.: Walter Andrae. Babylon. Die versunkene Weltstadt und ihr Ausgräber. Robert Koldewey, Berlin 1952, ill. frontispiece.
A collection of various collectible china figures including L Gate Products Ltd "Noddy" car limited edition 343/25000, a Royal Doulton "Big Ears" No. 812, Royal Doulton "Noddy" No. 812, Royal Doulton three puppies in a basket (HN2588), Royal Doulton spaniel in a basket (HN2585), Wade "Welcome Home" limited edition 673/2500, Royal Doulton Wildfowl Counterfeit mallard male, Royal Doulton miniature "Father Christmas" jug, miniature character jug "Sarey Gamp" and one other miniature Doulton character jug
A WWII British Home Front MkII No.2C steel helmet with early oval pad. Painted black with St. John Ambulance Brigade badge painted in white. Shell BMB 1941, liner JCSW 1939. Named to - Stedman, 119 Trumpington Road, Forest Gate, London. Complete with chinstrap. Being sold as part of a private collection.
A collection of silver and white metal jewellery to include a windmill charm necklace four silver bangles, two silver gate link bracelets, and silver necklace, a pair of angel wings earrings, a broken curb link signet bracelet, sleeper earrings, malachite and lapis lazuli bracelet, hematite and celtic pendant necklaces, a midnight sun silver and gold plated medallion 32.13g, John Pinches silver mother medallion 17.32g, valentines silver ingot necklace 35.41g. Total weight approx 220g. Measurement guide Valentines silver ingot approx 4cm inc bale.
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