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An inert Pinneapple Grenade No 5 Mk I, Patents, Mills Manituris and Co, lever and pin missing

A pair of bronze figures of World War I soldiers the first modelled throwing a hand grenade the other standing holding a rifle on circular bases tallest 16cm high (2)

A Hand Grenade, converted to a money box, a Dorset Constabulary helmet badge, clay pipes and other items (box)

An 18ct white gold, diamond & enamel Grenade brooch, possibly for the Royal Engineer Corp. Central set with diamond, within a red enamel decorated english rose motif. With crown above.

British Military Badges, a rare good quality white metal cap to the 17th (Tower Hamlets) Bn. The London Regt (KK2421), two scarce other ranks pagri badges Grenadier Guards (GVR) (KK896), T/5/RH shoulder title in brass (distorted), BEDFORD two brass shoulder titles and a similar MIDDLESEX Grenade/RF two shoulder titles and Lewis Gunner's arm badge, Cloth, scarce embroidered COMMANDO (red on black), HOMEGUARD printed white/khaki, together with two pairs 10ESX printed blue/khaki; Polish Pilots breast badge, brass eagle with enamelled laurel wreath, with screw back by JRGAUNT. Sons London (lacking chain), a silver gilt ID bracelet to C L RICHARDS R78572, Royal Canadian Airforce engraved on the reverse Love and Luck Ena, a bronze and enamel Third Reich Mother's Cross, dated 16 DEZEMBER 1938. Good overall conditon (19)

An 1822 pattern Grenadier Guards officer's sword, 82.5cm slightly curved fullered blade by Firmin & Sons, London, etched with scrolls, a crowned VR Cypher, battle honours to Sevastopol and regimental motifs, regulation steel hilt incorporating a flaming grenade, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard

An 1822 pattern Grenadier Guards officer's sword, to Captain William Earle, later Major General William Earle Commader of the River Column on the relief force to rescue General Gordon at Khartoum, 81.5cm clean blade by Wilkinson, London, serial no. 7892, etched with scrolls, a crowned flaming grenade, crowned VR Cypher and battle honours to Sevastopol, regulation steel hilt incorporating a flaming grenade, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in a steel scabbard with two suspension rings. As at 1885 Major General William Earle was Commanding a Brigade in Egypt; served with the 49th Regiment throughout the Eastern Campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol, sortie of 26th Oct, and assault of the Redan on 18th June (Medal with three clasps, Sardinian and Turkish Medals, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).

A Third Reich gasmask, contained in its original tin, traces of field grey and desert paint, an inert German stick grenade, a set of three leather German ammunition pouches and two water bottles (5)

An enamelled military brooch, designed as the wings of the Fleet Air Arm, a red and colourless paste set brooch, designed as a fusilier grenade and a pair of enamelled cufflinks, with a military crest and colours.

A Mills 68 Grenade, a grenade casting, and two Mills 69 grenades (4)

*(attracts 5% import duty on hammer and premium) A Victorian silver gilt locket in the form of a heart shaped 'grenade' c.1840.

A late Victorian horn and electro-plated mounted Regimental table lighter in the form of a winged dragon, its right claw grasping a flaming grenade, 54cm. long.

Silver grenade-shaped cigar lighter Chester 1914 the globular body with flame top and wick aperture. Diameter 63mm.

British Paratroopers Helmet with can, plus camouflage Jackets Malaysian, and SAS German Stick Grenade, 1st World War marked 5 1/2 Sek-KJP, 1914, and 1st World War Water Bottle

British Mills inert pineapple Grenade with Humby fuse and tool No.36 Mark 2, SG.43

An officer’s 1821 pattern sword of The R Artillery, straight fullered blade 33”, etched with winged lightning, grenade, blank escutcheon and cannon, within scrolled panels, regulation steel hilt, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard, with traces of plating to hilt and scabbard, with its leather sword knot. Basically GC, the blade retaining traces of original polish (some rust patches to blade and pitting to hilt and scabbard).

An 18th Century Infantry Officer’s Sword, the single edge fullered steel blade lightly engraved with trophies and scrolls, the brass hilt with boat shaped shell guard, set with grenade badges, foliate chased stirrup knuckle bow, wire bound grip and leaf sheathed visored helmet pommel, with leather scabbard; a Victorian 1897 pattern sword and steel scabbard (2)

Two silver flaming grenade table lighters, London 1894 and 1936 both by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd.

THE BASKET-HILTED BROADSWORD OF CAPTAIN COLIN MACKAY OF BIGHOUSE, COMMANDER OF THE GRENADIER COMPANY OF THE 2ND BATTALION OF THE 78TH REGIMENT OF FOOT, BY R. JOHNSTON, 68 ST JAMES'S ST, LONDON, CIRCA 1805 with double-edged German blade stamped 'Gebruder Fabrikanten in Solingen' within a very slender near full-length fuller on each side, gilt-brass basket-hilt formed in two halves, comprising flattened bars carrying an alternating arrangement of rectangular and square panels, short scrolling quillon, the forward panel applied with a flaming grenade in silver, fluted bun-shaped pommel (gilding worn, polished), original wire-bound fishskin-covered grip, in its original leather scabbard with engraved gilt-brass mounts, the locket inscribed with the maker's details, and retaining much gilding throughout 81cm; 31Pin blade On loan to the National War Museum of Scotland 1932-2005, inv. no. L1932-150. Literature Brian Robson, Swords of the British Army, the Regulation Patterns, 1788-1914, London 1996, pp.178-9, illustrated. The maker is recorded at this address circa 1798-1838.

A small collection of WWI crested china, including: an Arcadian china model of an observer or sausage balloon; an Arcadian model of a Super Zeppelin; a dust model of a British tank; a Grafton china The Mills Hand Grenade; etc.

13 Modern Elastolin plastic military figures: all German WWII, in various action poses, rifles, grenade, machine gun, etc; together with an Elastolin Indian on horseback, 8 composition animals; plus an American Wild West style stage coach; and 12 Britains plastic lifeguards mounted band etc. QGC - mint, some wear to animals

23 Composition military figures by Lineol, Elastolin etc mostly depicting British infantry in various poses, firing rifles, marching, throwing a grenade, using wire cutters, etc plus 3 Highlanders marching. AF - GC, some age wear damage

18 Composition military figures by Lineol, Elastolin etc, all German army, with rifles, marching, action poses firing, one with grenade etc. QGC - GC, some wear damage

A fine George V 1854 pattern sword of the Grenadier Guards, straight, fullered blade 32”, etched with crowned GVR cypher, crowned regimental badge, 34 battle honours in scrolls, “Tangier 1684” to “France & Flanders 1914-18”, owner’s crest and motto “Courage a la Mort” and initials “RLH”, in frosted panels, regulation plated hilt incorporating grenade with GR cypher on the ball, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather field service scabbard. Virtually Mint Condition. Plate 24

A Second World War German hand grenade metal case with wooden handles.

A Star blue glass grenade type fire extinguisher and another grenade extinguisher.

A grenade shaped scent bottle and stopper in opaque white glass, 15cm (6") high.

Six various models of naval cannon and field guns various scales a cannon ball (grenade); three different calibres of round shot three tins one Boer; a medallion and a small bust of Bismark

A grenadierÕs black leather crossbelt with brass fittings and a flaming grenade 19th century

A grenade form cranberry glass scent bottle, with enamelled and gilt decoration with applied ruby glass stud work and gilt stopper, 9cm (3 1/2in), a Victorian cranberry glass night light holder, a floral enamelled scent flask and stopper and two other items of coloured glass

A de-activated WW2 36 grenade.

19 collar badges, including 3rd DG, 16th L, Queens without title (2), pair Border pre 1906 and single post 1906, RAF Chaplain, remainder mostly grenades; 31 shoulder titles, including Royals, 11H, pair Suffolk, pair RWF, pair grenade/RWF, Essex, WM KOYLI, Ardingly/OTC/College, pair KAR, Arabic 4, etc. Average GC. (50)

A French OR’s blue tunic of the 17th Regt, red collar with "17", coarse black braid trim, including 9 loops with 3 lines buttons to chest, WM buttons bearing a grenade, numerous stamps inside. Basically GC (a few moth holes, stitching repairs and buttons reaffixed)

A fine large inlaid mahogany longcase clock, in George III style, the arched brass 41cm dial with floral, mask and dolphin spandrels, silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring, the matted centre with subsidiary seconds dial, the arch with Westminster Chimes - Chime On Eight Bells dial above Strike - Silent and Chime - Silent dials, three-train eight day movement striking and chiming on gongs, the arched hood with swan neck pediment and harewood paterae terminals, brass grenade finial above freestanding fluted pillars with brass Corinthian capitals, the chamfered trunk with an arched curl veneered door, the base with a circular curl veneered panel, satinwood panelled throughout and outlined with boxwood and ebony stringing and crossbanded borders, on a shaped plinth, 260cm high, early 20th century, Provenance: This clock made by John Brownsword, watch and clockmaker of Nottingham for his home, 15 Cavendish Crescent South, The Park, Nottingham from where it has been removed for this sale.

An Imperial Service Medal, awarded to GEORGE PERCY FOX, together with a Defence Medal and a War Medal; two military police cap badges; a shell case and a grenade; a King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry tie pin; a small quantity of cigarette cards

A cobalt blue fire extinguisher bottle, marked to body, Harden Star Hand Grenade, to base Reg. No. 10490, bottle still sealed with contents.

A diamond, sapphire, ruby and gem set moth brooch, circa 1870, the gem set body with pearl thorax, cabochon ruby eyes, the geometric wings set with rose cut diamonds with uniform sapphire borders, lower wings with ruby terminals #400-600 210. A diamond Royal Artillery brooch, circa 1950, in the form of a diamond set flaming grenade with blue enamelled Ubique scroll below

A copper triple graduated nozzle powder flask embossed with simple design stamped "Hawksley" together with a deactivated Mills grenade of Second World War period

An 1822 pattern 2nd Life Guards officer's undress sword, straight blade 34?", faintly etched with flaming grenade, LG and laurel wreath, regulation steel guard with flaming grenade, brass pommel with grenade and thunderflash, wirebound sharkskin grip. GC (well worn, grip wire replaced, guard moderately pitted, blade lightly pitted and buffed bright)

An Officer's Claymore of the Royal Scots Fusiliers A broadsword, by WILKINSON SWORD CO. Ltd (Nº 62914), with regulation double-edged blade etched with foliate decoration, Regimental Title and Grenade, figure of St Andrew and initials P.S.S., plated guard with scarlet liner (lacking its blue silk edging) and relic tassel, in its plated steel scabbard (plating now peeling)

A diamond set and enamelled military brooch badge, designed as a flaming grenade and with a blue enamelled motto 'Ubique'.

A silver mounted part dressing table set, comprising two cut glass grenade form scent bottles, Birmingham 1902 and 1903, a hand mirror, brush and rouge pot

A French cuirassier officer's silver plated helmet, brass peak binding, ear to ear plate with wreath and grenade, ornamental comb with Medusa head finial, velvet backed chinscales and ear rosettes, plume holder on left with red/white./blue feather plume (worn), black horsehair falling plume. GC (lining missing, some tarnish)

An 1827 pattern Royal Artillery officer's sword, straight fullered SE blade, 33", by Firmin & Sons Ltd, 153 Strand London, etched with winged lightning, grenade, blank escutcheon and cannon, within scrolled panels, triple bar steel hilt, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard. GC (See lot 1077 for illustration).

A WW1 medal to Private J Fisher the Welsh regiment, a quantity of day badges, a Scottish badge, an Italian badge of Mussolini, a deactivated Mills hand grenade and two stainless steel penknives, one with War Department stamp and dated 1954

A WWII hand grenade, stamped F.I.Co.

9 territorial cap badges: WM HAC grenade, Herts wide and narrow antlers, Monmouth (1770), Cambridge with "e" (2), Hereford LI, Bucks Bn and Tyneside Scottish (1137); 18 corps caps include 1st patt Tanks, MGC and Geo VI Mil Police; a WWII Africa Service Medal (278386 L Cooperman); a post 1902 OR's universal WBC; 5 other items. GC

An officer's gilt fur cap grenade badge, with applied cast POW's feathers. GC

A Geo V 1897 special pattern officer's sword for the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers (5th Foot), blade etched 321/2" etched with crowned GVR and Royal arms amidst foliage. Special pattern hilt applied with regimental WM grenade badge, wire bound sharkskin grip, in its FS leather pattern. See new Robson No 160 for pattern. GC (plating to hilt worn); and a swagger cane with WM top to the same regiment. GC (2)

Sixteen W.W. II British military training booklets, including Carbine Machine Sten 9mm Mk II General Instructions; Small Arms Training (Grenade / Bayonet / Application of Fire / Mortar / Weapon Training); Mines and Booby Traps; Drill for Foot Guards and Infantry of the Line; and Personal Protection Against Gas (16).

Clive Barker, b.1940, HAND GRENADE, signed with initials and inscribed A.P., chrome plated bronze, height: 9cm.; 3.5in. Executed in 1969 in an edition of 6.

A group of WWI crested china, comprising; The Mills hand grenade, two cenotaphs, battle ship, submarine 'Jack Johnson', two ambulances and a war edition vase.

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED HORN BEAKERS of tapering circular form with plain mounts, London 1847, together with a silver table lighter modelled as a grenade, Chester 1913 (3)

`Grenade': a Lalique deep amber glass vase, (Marcilhac no. 1045), designed 1930 moulded with bands of petal form devices engraved mark, `R LALIQUE, FRANCE' 12cm.

A Third Reich General Assault badge (1940), die struck, eagle over crossed grenade and bayonet within oval oak wreath. GC

A complete WWII Italian captain’s grey SD uniform of the 20th Artillery, comprising: peaked cap, broad and narrow gilt lace rank bands, PL peak and chinstrap, gilt embroidered badge of grenade with 20 on the ball, over crossed cannon, leather and silk lining, tailors label of R Grandi, Bolognia; tunic with black gorget patches edged with orange and bearing a star, narrow and broad lace rank device to cuffs, plain grey composition buttons, tailor’s label of Leonello Leonelli, Verona; gilt lace shoulder belt and gilt metal pouch, silver plated buckle, tip and slide, Medusa head boss, prickers and chains, and pricker holder with Italian Royal Arms, the pouch bearing silver plated grenade over cannon; pair breeches; pair knee boots with heels marked Pirelli; brown leather waistbelt and small automatic holster with lace slings; Generally GC (Some service wear) Plate 3 Sale 459 Lot 918

11 territorial etc cap/glengarry badges: 4th/5th Somerset, all WM 7th-9th Middlesex, 7th Manchester, 5th Seaforth (1753), 3rd London Rifles Vols grenade, 7th London grenade, HAC grenade and sidecap, officer’s cast Herts (one blade missing), Monmouth brass (1769) and Hereford bi-metal; a WM Vol Artillery grenade and an IOM police cap. GC

An OR’s WM fur cap grenade badge of a Vol Bn The R Welsh Fusiliers, POW’s feathers on the ball; and a brass grenade glengarry badge of The R Munster Fusiliers. Near VGC. (2)

An officer’s silver plated WBC of the 3rd London Rifle Volunteers, brass ‘3’ on ball of grenade. GC (See lot 956 for illustration).

A Royal Artillery officer’s sword by E Thurkle, slightly curved SE blade 33”, etched with artillery gun, grenade and scrolls. Nickel plated triple bar hilt with wire bound fishskin covered grip, with leather knot, in its leather covered FS scabbard and cover. GC (hilt plating worn)