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A World War II circa 1939-40 German Nazi Military heer helmet with eagle and swastika motif and a black, white and red decal complete with leather liner, the helmet stamped "3668 ET62" CONDITION REPORTS Overall with various wear, scuffs, tarnish and rusting, some scratches and losses to the decals, some wear, dirt, scuffs and mis-shaping to liner and leather work, leather liner is inscribed in pen "Schettemberger" (see photos), interior of helmet is stamped "3668" and "ET62".
Troika/A 'helmet' lamp base, of abstract sphere form with copper brown glaze, 28cm (11") high, black painted mark Troika Cornwall England/see illustration Condition Report: A section of the domed foot has been professionally restored, at the front below the open design, this has been extremely well done and colour matched.
George III silver cream helmet, TS, London 1809 , with a reeded rim, height 15.5cm; acream helmet with engraved decoration, Geo Smith, London 1790 , height 13cm; a Victorian embossed silver cream jug , Elkington, Birmingham 1859 , height 13.5cm 12oz 4dwt in total (3) Condition report: see terms and conditions.
A Victorian dress sword with chased gilt grip and helmet pommel, the etched double edge blade with VR monogram, later scabbard. note. This dress sword belonged to Sir Charles Lemon, 2nd Baronet of Carclew, son of Sir William Lemon, 1st Baronet. Sir Charles and his family lived in the, now lost, country estate at Carclew. Having been born into a family deeply involved in Cornish politics, Sir Charles followed suit. In several stints between 1807 and 1857 he served as an M.P. in Cornwall, during which time he led the petition against the removal of the packet service in Falmouth and funded the establishment of the Camborne School of Mines. He tragically lost all three of his children at a young age meaning the baronetcy became extinct after his death.
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