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A PAIR OF IRISH GEORGE III SILVER SAUCE BOATS, Dublin 1786, mark of Matthew West, of shaped oval helmet form, with punched rims, applied acanthus wrapped 'S' scroll handles, the bodies with later decorated repoussé, chased and engraved foliate motifs surrounding central cartouche under spout, and raised on shell capped hoof feet, (c.18ozs). 20cm long
A SILVER TEAPOT, Sheffield 1910, mark of James Deakin & Sons, of oblong form, with ebon handle and finial, raised on pad feet. 22.5cm over handle an spout; together with a small silver sauceboat, Birmingham 1939, mark of Elkington & Co, of helmet form, with 's'-scroll handle, raised on shell capped pad feet. 13cm long (c.13.5ozs in all, including ebon handle)
dating: first quarter of the 20th Century provenance: Argentina Straight, double-edged blade of lozenge section, engraved with coat of arms, the writing "Republica Argentina", trophies and floral motifs, the tang marked "CLARET"; silver-plated, metallic hilt partially pierced with Argentina coat of arms at the shell-guard, antique, plumed helmet-pommel decorated with floral motifs; grip with mother-of-pearl grip scaled and metallic wire binding. dimensions: length 97.5 cm.
dating: 19th Century provenance: Germany Made of cast iron, skull with comb in one piece, complete with visor, ventail, beaver, neck-guard blade and nape-guard. The surface decorated with high and bas-relieved warriors, both on foot and on horseback, old-fashioned trophies, dragons, masks, imaginary animals and floral motifs. A very beautiful helmet, of unusual quality. dimensions: height 32 cm.
dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: France Counter-curved, single-and false-edged blade, marked at the base with a helmet and a sword and with the letters "P" and "L" at one side, "VC" at the other; iron crossbar with ring and octagonal outline at the inside; brass grip with clutch and button with spring. Scabbard without chape, brass cap provided with shield-button. dimensions: length 70,7 cm.
A Prussian Cuirassier trooper's steel helmet, having a brass spike plate with steel spike, lobster tail neck guard and brass eagle plate, with leather backed chin scales and brown leather liner, together with the original canvas cover. Provenance, Ex Rushbrook Hall, Bury St Edmunds. Condition Report / Extra Information Chinscales complete and unbroken. One rivet missing from brass spike plate. Two small areas of discolouration to the base of lobster-tail and to front peak of the helmet. Area of staining and holes to the base of the cover, and several other smaller holes to cover.
An 1878 pattern blue cloth Officer's helmet for the Manchester Regiment, 3rd Volunteer Battalion, circa 1888-1901, having silver plated spike above Regimental plate with rosette ear bosses and velvet backed chin strap, bearing a label to the interior for J.B. Pearse & Co., London, in original metal case.
A Victorian 12th (Prince of Wale's Royal) Lancers Chapka black leather helmet, the leather covered square top with pleated red fabric sides, the red plume in a green and yellow ball socket, the brass plate with various battle honour scrolls, flanked by lion masks ear bosses. (lacking chin strap.)
A rare Derby porcelain figure of Britannia, with oak tree bocage and shield with boar and lion, possibly a reference to The Bowes Lyon family. Height 28.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This lot has restoration to the top section of the helmet. Most of the leaves have losses and there are also a number of factory firing faults to the right hand ankle, approximately 5 mm, the right hand side of the figure and the rear of the shield where it joins to the skirt. Generally in good order
Britains Infantry of the Line marching set 36, Royal Sussex Regiment marching at the slope with mounted officer in original Whisstock box (F, all men's helmet spikes missing, box G-F, insert card missing) 1922, set 76 Middlesex Regiment in original Whisstock box (F, officer missing, box G, slotted strip missing) 1933, with eleven further Middlesex Regiment, two musicians from set 321, four Sussex Regiment with blue helmets and a mounted post-war officer (G, some F) (32)
Britains set 145, Royal Army Medical Corps Ambulance Wagon Full Dress, light harness, khaki finish to wagon, with one seated man (F-P, two horse legs and one helmet ball missing, one horse head loose) 1932 and set 137 Army Medical Service with nurses and wounded, SECOND VERSION, rectangular bases, with four additional personnel and one stretcher (G, some F-P, one with hole, one wounded man and two helmet balls missing) 1924 (34)
Britains Cavalry from sets 31, 1st Dragoons, three with officer in original Whisstock box, and an additional box (G, boxes G, insert cards missing), 32 2nd Dragoons, Royal Scots Greys, two long rein and one short rein, 83, Middlesex Yeomanry officer on rearing horse, 99, 13th Hussars, two THIRD VERSION, undated, one with beige busby bag and one with white, and 127, 7th Dragoon Guard trooper with original Whisstock box (G-F, two plumes, two arms, one helmet spike and one sword missing, box F-P (12)
French Early Hollowcast XR (Xavier Raphanel) four Germans charging with colours and bugler (G, one helmet spike missing) Frenchman charging with kepi in horizon blue uniform with two officers, colours and bugler (one sword and one flag missing), French officer in full dress, Chasseur Alpin, Matelot bugler, British Officer with pistol, Belgian advancing and colour bearer (both damaged) Japanese charging with bugler, Russian Colours and bugler, and solid cast, a Noris Prussian running and a French Officer (G) 1915 (23)
Britains set 145, Royal Army Medical Corps Ambulance Wagon Full Dress, collar harness, khaki finish to wagon, with one seated man (F-P, one horse leg bent, all helmet balls, one trace, cover and tailgate missing, seated man neck cracked) and set 137 Army Medical Service with nurses and wounded, FIRST VERSION, oval bases, (G-F, one helmet ball and one hand missing) 1907 (30)
A 19th century Italian micro mosaic paperweight, the rectangular black slate with grooved ends and sides, inset with a finely detailed micro mosaic of a soldier in breastplate and plumed helmet, standing with a pike, 5¼ x 3 7/8in. (13.3 x 9.8cm.). * Condition: Some small edge chips to all sides, larger chips to lower left corner underside and underside of top edge at centre bottom. Raised edge at right of the paperweight almost entirely missing. A few scratches to slate, mainly around the legs and ground beneath the figure, extending across the micro-mosaic.
A George III silver helmet shaped cream jug, Jonathan Perkins I and Jonathan Perkins II, London 1795, with scalloped rim, strap handle and square pedestal foot, gilt washed interior, later decorated with chased foliage and flowers, vacant cartouche, 5 1/8in. (13cm.) high, weight 2.5 tr.oz. * Condition: Later decorated. Maker's mark - first letter poorly struck but legible. Other marks slightly rubbed but clearly legible. Good condition overall.
A George III silver helmet cream jug, maker possibly George Wintle, London 1814, with gadrooned rim, chamfered scroll handle and punched line decoration, later chased floral and foliate band with applied oval cartouche, gilt washed interior, 4¾in. (12cm.) long, weight 2.9 tr.oz. * Condition: Marks rubbed but mostly legible, apart from maker's mark which is also overstruck with a J date letter (possibly for later decoration.). Small dings to one side of body (probably a hammered-out dent). Some wear to gilt.

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