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A collection of various Oriental wares to include a modern bronze oil lamp of helmet form in the ancient style, a modern verdigris patinated bronze figure of a leaping horse, two brass and copper bound horse figures, a brass figure of a seated stag, two white metal figures of seated stags, a verdigris patinated bronze horse head, a bronzed ice bucket as an ancient lidded censer, five various leather pouches, a miniature carved wooden mask, modern (post 1997) Royal Hong Kong Police truncheon and other small ornamental wares etc
A WW2 THIRD REICH WOUND BADGE, AND AN IRON SA SPORTS BADGE the combat wound badge, 3rd class, of blackened zinc, oval, depicting a helmet with swastika over two crossed daggers within a ribbon-tied wreath border, marked L/16, by Steinhauer & Luck, Lüdenscheid; the sports badge in white metal, depicting a laurel wreath with dagger and swastika, by Sieper & Söhne, Lüdenscheid. (2) Sports badge 5.7cm by 4.5cmSA (Sturmabteilung - Storm Division) badge marked Eigentum der Obersten SA-Führung and Sieper & Söhne - Lüdenscheid to reverse. Combat wound badge marked L/16 to reverse. Both genuine. Used/worn condition.
AN ITALIAN CABASET HELMET IN THE SPANISH FASHION, circa 1580, almond-shaped bowl raised from a single plate and with 'pear stalk' finial, distinct medial ridge, brim with turned sunken border pierced for decorative brass rosettes (missing). Provenance: The Papal Armoury; with dealers Fenton & Son, London, by 1919; thence by descent.
AN ITALIAN CABASET HELMET IN THE SPANISH FASHION, circa 1580, almond-shaped bowl raised from a single plate and with 'pear stalk' finial, distinct medial ridge, brim with turned sunken border pierced for decorative brass rosettes (missing). Provenance: The Papal Armoury; with dealers Fenton & Son, London, by 1919; thence by descent.
AN ITALIAN CABASET HELMET IN THE SPANISH FASHION, circa 1580, almond-shaped bowl raised from a single plate and with 'pear stalk' finial, distinct medial ridge, brim with turned sunken border pierced for decorative brass rosettes (missing). Provenance: The Papal Armoury; with dealers Fenton & Son, London, by 1919; thence by descent.
A SCARCE VICTORIAN COURT SWORD FOR CONSULAR SERVICE, 80cm blade by Gillot & Hassel, 36 Strand, London etched with crowned VR, crossed lances and elaborate scrolling foliage, regulation ormolu hilt chased with beaded guard with2 phoenix, helmet-shaped pommel, wire bound grip, in its ormolu mounted black leather scabbard with gilt bullion sword knot. Retaining all its original gilding.
A BLUES AND ROYALS OTHER RANKS HELMET AND UNIFORM ENSEMBLE, comprising EIIR helmet, the white metal skull with brass crowned oak leaf and laurel wreath helmet plate, faceted white metal rayed star with centered pierced gilt garter HON SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE, bun-shaped foot on a gilt rayed star base, gilt rosette bosses, leather backed chin chain, leather liner, red plume, the blue tunic with red collar and bullion trim, cuff trim lacking, gilt bullion gilt shoulder boards and aiguillette, brass trimmed polished metal cuirass, brass scale straps with faceted rivets and lion's mask bosses, buff leather shoulder belt with black patent pouch, applied with pierced gilt Royal arms badge, white leather gauntlets.
A FRENCH HEAVY CAVALRY TROOPER'S FULL DRESS HELMET. The steel skull embellished with brass fittings, a raised decorated crest with Medusa's head front, frontal plate with laurels and a fused grenade, plume holder and all round edge trimming. Original horse hair falling plume flowing backwards from the top of the crest, a short 'shaving-brush' frontal plume supported by a British Hussar officer's plume holder. Provision for a side plume. One circular side support and half only of the graduated chin scales. Original stout leather sweat band and lining. Both peaks leather lined, the lining to the back peak perished, otherwise good overall condition.
FRENCH 1ST EMPIRE, CARABINIERS, AN HISTORIC HELMET. A most rare and important original example retrieved from the battlefield of Waterloo. Period labels show that the helmet was formerly in the Jeanne Sully Collection, Fontainebleau and thence into the 'Waterloo Cotton Museum'. A small silver shield has been applied to the frontal plate stating, 'From Sgt-Major Cotton's Waterloo Museum Sale 1909'. The helmet is mainly in brass, the skull of sloping shape with pointed frontal peak, the high crest decorated over all with laurels, this with the original stiffened red horse hair plume. A plated white metal band around the lower skull terminates in a triangular frontal plate, this of brass with an applied white metal 'N'. This possibly a hurried replacement for the Royal Arms of Louis XVIII. Decorated circular side supports and tapered decorated chin scales, still with original buckle fastener. No lining remains, the skull dented and with one split, the front peak with holes and splits.
POLICE BADGES. A QEC period helmet plate to the Nottinghamshire Constabulary, a white metal cap badge to the Doncaster Borough Police, a white metal QVC cap badge to the Hertfordshire Constabulary, the 'City Arms' section only of the two part white metal helmet plate to the Manchester City Police c.1875-1935, a chrome cap badge to the Barrow-in Furness County Borough Police. Fire Service. A chrome metal hat badge to the British Fire Service Association, a bi-metal collar badge to the Glasgow Fire Service (severely worn), a chromed button to the Lancashire County Fire Brigade, good over all condition. (8)
FOREIGN ARMIES ETC. WW2. Polish, two cap badges and three buttons, Italian Forces, three brass helmet badges, German Afrika Korps and enamelled shield shaped hat badge, USA, an officer's and enlisted man's hat badges, a brass and enamelled lapel badge 'FAFL' (pin back), a post War large gilt hat badge to the Sultan of Oman's Air Force, good over all condition. (13)
A FINE IMPERIAL GERMAN BADEN GENERALS PICKELHAUBE, the black leather skull with gilt brass mounts to include Baden eagle helmet plate surmounted by a white metal rayed star with enamelled highlights, enamelled cockades, leather backed chin scales, fluted spike finial with quatrefoil base, leather and silk liner, paper maker's label for GUSTAV GFRORER, STUTTGART, complete with field service cover and contained in its double helmet transit case.
A RARE GEORGE III LEAD FIGURE OF MINERVAATTRIBUTED TO JOHN CHEERE (1709-1787), C.1760-70the classical goddess wearing a helmet decorated with scallop shells, later mounted on a stone plinth89cm high, 77cm deep, 70cm wide (the figure), 184cm high, 88cm wide (overall) Catalogue NoteJohn Cheere produced a selection of large scale public sculptures including William III in St James' Square, London, and George II for St Helier in Jersey. However, he is probably best know for producing a wide range of smaller scale lead figures for use in domestic settings. These are often based on classical Greek and Roman sculptures, as in this lot, or follow rural or pastoral themes.
A 17TH CENTURY GERMAN OAK PEW END FINIALDATED '1624'carved with a cone finial above a pair of mermaids flanking a coat of arms and inscribed 'Henricus Knust 1624', together with a carved and painted oak crest with a shield inside scrolling foliage and beneath a helmet and lion paw and a carved giltwood cross, of Masonic interest, with a central 'Eye of Providence' on a sunburst surrounded by clouds and scrolling knotted arms (3)43 x 45cm (max)German Pew End - Woolley and Wallis, 10th Novemrber 2021. Upper Slaughter Manor, The Collection of Micheál and Elizabeth Feller, lot 842
FRENCH 1ST EMPIRE STYLE DRAGOON HELMET. The brass skull with similar crest, the front displaying the Imperial crown over the Eagle. The front peak and lower area of the skull with applied leopard skin decoration, large circular side supports and graded brass leather lined chin-scales. The front of the crest with a socketed brass ornament (loose), complete with a black horse-hair plume, a similar plume descends from the rear of the metal crest. A tall scarlet feather plume to the left side of the helmet. Black leather sweat band, top of the crest with minor dents, sweat band with some tears.
A FINE 19TH CENTURY PERSIAN KULAH KHUD OR HELMET, the wootz damascus skull finely decorated with a border of panels of calligraphy, surmounted with a further border of trefoil forms with linear decoration drawn up to the foot of the square section spike finial, the foot decorated with a band of scrolling fines, all highlighted in gold damascene, the front of the skull applied with two plume holders and an adjustable nasal bar, decorated to match, camail of small diameter butted links interspersed with brass rings formed into geometric designs.
AN ITALIAN CABASET HELMET IN THE SPANISH FASHION, circa 1580, almond-shaped bowl raised from a single plate and with 'pear stalk' finial, distinct medial ridge, brim with turned sunken border pierced for decorative brass rosettes (missing). Provenance: The Papal Armoury; with dealers Fenton & Son, London, by 1919; thence by descent.
Æthelstan (924-939), Penny, Helmeted Bust type [NE II, BMC xii], Telia, æθelstan rx, draped bust right wearing crowned helmet, rev. telia moneta, cross-crosslet, 1.24g/9h (Blunt 418; SCBI BM 250; N 686; S 1104). Some edge loss between 9 and 12 o’clock, otherwise very fine, dark patina; rare, especially so by this moneyer £800-£1,000
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