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An unusually large copper coal helmet, to/w a brass preserve-pan, two wooden hat-moulds, two oil lamps and a stained pine picture/mirror framePlease note that all lots are second hand and may include faults, damage, chips etc. Due to the nature of this auction it is impossible to record individual condition reports and buyers must remember this when bidding.
A reproduction brass and copper US Navy divers helmet, on wooden display stand, 44 cm h o/allPlease note that all lots are second hand and may include faults, damage, chips etc. Due to the nature of this auction it is impossible to record individual condition reports and buyers must remember this when bidding.
A collection of silver to include: George III bright cut engraved helmet shaped cream jug, London, circa 1805, marks indistinct; another smaller example, Chester, circa1910, marks rubbed; a Georgian style baluster shaped jug, on three hoof feet, Birmingham, 1906, another plain baluster, Birmingham, 1925; a small milk jug, Birmingham 1907 and a Victorian plated large chased example, weighable silver 9.92 ozt (308.3 grams) 5 silver +1 plate (6)
A group of silver to include three creams jug and christening mug: 1 x Victorian ogee shaped, London, 1886, maker's mark rubbed: 1 x hexagonal, by W.D, Birmingham, 1906; 1 x helmet shaped, London, 1816, maker's mark rubbed and a Victorian Christening mug, by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield, date letter indistinct (all marks rubbed) - 9.42 ozt (292.9 grams) (4) Condition Report: marks worn, pieces worn commensurate with age
A Victorian silver sugar bowl, pinched wavy border above body profusely chased with scrolls, flowers and foliage, by John Wilmott, Birmingham, 1891 together with a cream jug, helmet shaped with similar chased border above gadrooning, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester, 1900 (2) 4.10ozt (127.4 grams) - overall conditon good, wear commensurate with age
A George III silver helmet shaped cream jug, with chased scrolled decoration, plain cartouche, gilt interior, London 1803, James Emes, height approx 10cm, weight approx 5.5oztCondition report: overall good - slight dent approx 3mm to edge of cartouche, possible repair where handle meets body, slight rub to maker mark
c. 500-200 BC, Classical down to Alexander the Great and Hellenistic periods. This beautiful two-part Chalcidian helmet features a high-crested brown and hinged cheek pieces. Moulded decoration above the brow comprises two curved horns; a stag motif appears on the side of the helm. These designs probably allude to Zeus Ammon, a syncretistic Graeco-Egyptian deity combining attributes of the Greek got Zeus and the Egyptian Amun, who is usually depicted as a horned man. After his conquest of Egypt, Alexander the Great visited a shrine of this god in the Egyptian desert and was declared “the song of Ammon,†leading to a lasting association between this god and royalty. This gorgeous piece may therefore have once belonged to a royal bodyguard. The Chalcidian helmet draws its name from pottery with which it was originally found and it is not known where this kind of helmet was invented. However, it seems to have been a late Classical evolution of the earlier Corinthian helmet, and was used from the later 5th century BC through to the Hellenistic period, including by Greek warriors in Southern Italy and by Alexander the Great's troops when he conquered his enormous empire. For further discussion, see Heckel, Waldemar, and Jones, Ryan. Macedonian Warrior: Alexander's Elite Infantryman. Osprey Publishing, 2006. In order to confirm its authenticity, this piece has undergone X-Ray Fluorescence analysis by an independent Belgian Laboratory. The samples collected show the chemical composition to reflect the typical metal contents of the described period, whilst also showing no modern trace elements in the patina.XRF certificate with full report will accompany this lot. All samples correspond to the metal content of the period specified; no modern trace elements were detected in the patina; expertly cleaned and conserved. Excellent condition with minor repairs; beautiful patina; on a custom-made stand. N.B. this piece has undergone some minor repairs.Size: L:280mm / W:230mm ; 1.54g; Provenance:Important London collection; formerly in a European collection; acquired in Germany in the 1970s.
C. 100-300 AD. Roman. Gold ring comprising D-shaped hoop and elliptical bezel with a black gem setting. The setting bears an engraved gryllos motif, comprising a youthful soldier wearing a plumed helmet and looking left, and a bearded, man in the nape of his neck. The gryllos (from the Greek for a caricature) is elusive figure in Roman mythology, who is often depicted as a conjoined old and young man, as in this example, and is commonly associated with the occult. Excellent condition; wearable.Size: D: 19.84mm / US: 10 / UK: T 1/2; 3.5g; Provenance: Property of a professional Ancient art and jewelry expert; previously with a London gallery; initially from a private British collection formed in the 1990s.
Dated 1897, likely the date this particular firehouse opened. 1897 on rear of helmet. Litchfield Maine Township. Belonged to John Whitmeyer. Original patina. Missing finial. Untouched condition. From a private collection. Size: 6 x 11 in.Please note that all sales are final. No refunds will be given under any circumstances.
A Meissen Porcelain Miniature Coffee Pot and Cover, circa 1880, of square form with Janus head knop, angular handle and fluted pilasters, painted with Kauffahrtei and with flowersprays and sprigs within classical borders picked out in pale enamels and gilt, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, 11cm high; and A Meissen Figure of Mars, circa 1870, standing wearing a Roman helmet and armour holding a shield, on a square base, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, 14cm high (3). Coffee pot and cover: Mars has head detached and other minor losses.
Gifted to the vendor by Stirling Moss.1st Edition (1963) still with original dust cover and in fantastic condition.With a handwritten dedication by Stirling 'You would be pushed to find a better shot of my helmet than this'Please contact Shan Stokes on 07890 0933372 / shan@silverstoneauctions.com to discuss the lot in more detail. Click here for more information and any additional photographs
During his early career, Stirling became tired of replacing leather watch straps regularly soiled by the oil coming back when driving front-engined cars. He set about designing a watch band that he could not only inter-change different watches with but also designed to easily clean after every race. An adjustable clasp was also incorporated in the design to accommodate different sized watches.The solid Gold watch band offered here is the actual watch band he designed and was made by his chosen jeweller Schindler of London in 1954. It is engraved to the adjustment clasp S.M. Stirling wore this watch band in over 200 races and until 1992 when his sponsorship began with Chopard who replicated heavier bands for him to accommodate the larger and heavier watches they were producing at the time.Three images come to mind of Stirling Moss. The plain white helmet, the no.7 on his car and the unusual twin bar watch band. Constantly worn by Stirling for 38 years the band shared many special moments in the globetrotting driver's adventures. These include 3 marriage ceremonies, 3 victories in the Monaco Grand Prix, and victory in the 1955 Mille Miglia driving the Mercedes no 722. Stirling was also wearing the watch band when he had his fateful accident at Goodwood in 1962 at Goodwood.This truly unique and historic item was gifted to the vendor in 1996. Stirling inter-changed many watches over the years and the watch fitted when passing it to the vendor is a 1956 Gold Jaeger LeCoultre alarm watch in good working order. Stirling remarked to the vendor, "It came in handy if I was jet-lagged or I fancied a nap in between races. Problem was I couldn't hear it because of all the noise of the other cars, but it's a bloody nice watch".This unique item must surely be one of the most historic and personal items ever to be offered by anyone involved in Gtand Prix racing....without doubt, it could tell some truly amazing stories.A collection of over 20 photos of Stirling wearing the watch over three decades accompanies this item.Please contact Shan Stokes on 07890 0933372 / shan@silverstoneauctions.com to discuss the lot in more detail. Click here for more information and any additional photographs
1970s original Griffin helmet signed by: Stirling Moss, Brian Redman, John Surtees, Tony Brooks, Danny Sullivan, Bobby Rahal, Vern Schuppan, Jackie Ickx, Murray Walker, Al Unser, Nelson Piquet, Derek Bell, and Phil Hill. With a COA.Please contact Shan Stokes on 07890 0933372 / shan@silverstoneauctions.com to discuss the lot in more detail. Click here for more information and any additional photographs
Stirling Moss wore only four helmets during his career as a professional racing driver. Two were manufactured by Herbert Johnson Ltd. and two helmets were built for him by Patey Helmets. This particular helmet is circa 1958 and was worn by Stirling Moss both in period and occasionally up until 2007.... an incredible 49 years!Used by Stirling after his career-ending crash at Goodwood at demonstrations, for racing at Monaco 2001 (scrutineers sticker attached) and finally at Goodwood in 2007 (scrutineers sticker attached). Clearly, the helmet is heavily worn with age-related marks and some staining to the lining is clear to see. Hand-signed by Stirling to the front side.Gifted to the vendor in 2008. It is the last period helmet owned by Stirling as the other three were sold or gifted many years ago.This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a genuine period race helmet owned by the British racing legend for 49 years!Please contact Shan Stokes on 07890 0933372 / shan@silverstoneauctions.com to discuss the lot in more detail. Click here for more information and any additional photographs
Palitoy, Hasbro, Others - A large quantity of unboxed vintage and modern Action Man parts of uniforms, home made outfits, weapons, and accessories. Lot includes German Stormtrooper helmet; Australian Jungle Fighter machete; M3 Grease Gun; Luger pistol; M16; skis, boots, snow shoes, and similar. All items are in Playworn condition and unchecked for completeness.
Palitoy, Hasbro - An unboxed Palitoy Action Man together with a good collection of part uniforms and Action Man accessories, ephemera, and an unboxed unbranded and playworn action figure. Lot includes a blond haired and bearded Action Man with hard hands missing one upper arm, in part Polar Explorer attire; red skis, sledge, Brutus the dog, Deep Sea Divers helmet, RCMP tunic, RCMP hat, Life Guards Swords; Sleeping Bag and Explorer Coat and similar. Lot also comes with a small collection of unboxed plastic figures. All items have signs of play and use, and all are unchecked for completeness.
After Jean de Boulogne - known as Giambologna (1529 - 1608) - A pair of late 19th Century antique bronze model statues in the forms of Mercury and Fortuna. Both portrayed as nude with Fortuna having small drape across her loins and Mercury having a winged petasus helmet and winged ankles. Both stood upon open mouthed cherub masks. Raised on cylindrical ebony and marble bases with central bronze bands decorated in relief depicting classical figures and creatures. Tallest measures 78cm. Condition; sadly there are signs of repairs and some pieces missing. However this does not detract from these stunning bronze pair figures.
A 19th Century Italian antique Majolica Faience tin glazed earthenware pottery charger plate having hand painted decoration depicting a bust of a soldier in helmet facing left on yellow coin ground. The rim of the plate decorated in deep cobalt with golden scrolled acanthus leaves. Measures: 29cm wide.

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