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Lot 149
Gabriel Valansi (Argentine, b. 1956). Inkjet print and platinum ink photograph titled "Disciplina" depicting a figure in a bubble helmet or an astronaut helmet, 2005.Sight; height: 5 3/4 in x width: 7 1/2 in. Framed; height: 15 in x width: 16 1/2 in x depth: 1/4 in.Condition: The colors are bold and bright. There are no visible tears, creases, losses, or resttorations. Framed under glass; light wear to the frame. Not inspected out of frame.
Lot 3
AN INTERESTING COMMEMORATIVE PEWTER CHARGER: PROBABLY COMMEMORATING THE MARRIAGE OF CHARLES II TO CATHERINE OF BRAGANZA, DATED 1662. The well engraved with Stuart royal arms for Charles II, encircled by the garter, with supporters, surmounted by a helmet, crowned, and having above it a lion and the initials ‘CR, beneath is the royal motto 'Dieu et Mon Droit' and the inscription 'Vivat Rex Carolus Secundus Beati Pacifici 1662’ (Long Live King Charles II of Blessed Peace), rim engraved with meandering oak leaves and acorns, the rear with punched/wriggled initials 'I.C., P.P., F' and touchmark to rear, probably ‘RA’, (fl.1662-?), (PS1414), 41.5cm diameter Provenance; Formerly Reverend O.E. Brooks Collection. Sold Bonhams, 8 September 2000, lot 987, when sold with photocopied correspondence between previous owner and Sutherland-Graeme 1935-38 Literature: Illustrated, 'Pewter Restoration Chargers’, Captain A.V. Sutherland-Graeme, Connoisseur, June 1942, fig. VII, p.127 The Worshipful Company of Pewterers of London have two similar commemorative chargers; one is illustrated in 'A short history of the Worshipful Company of Pewterers of London and a catalogue of Pewterware in its possession' 1968, pg. 27 and another is illustrated in their 'Supplementary catalogue of Pewterware' 1979, pg. 17. See also Victoria and Albert Museum Collection, London, acc. no. 347-1872. And, the British Museum Collection, acc. no. 1869,0501.1, for the only known similar commemorative example dated to ‘1661'. A further example sold Philips, Chester, 15 October 1999, Lot 1095. *CR Scratches and marks to central field and border.
Lot 209
A George III Irish silver pedestal cream jug having a round body with tapering sides in helmet style, hand chased and engraved with geometric style borders and with an initialled garland cartouche, with reeded rim and handle, sitting on a pedestal foot to a round base, hallmarked Dublin 1794, makers mark George West, 16.5cm tall, 188gms
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Lot 978
The Station A soldier enjoying his fish and chips in DCLI title badges A soldier dressed in a 1940 Battledress Blouse bearing D.C.L.I. shoulder titles & Wessex Division unit patches to the sleeves. His side cap bears 2 Royal Navy buttons to the front. He has battledress trousers, gaiters & boots plus a gas mask case with gas mask & a Brodie helmet with the name "Capt.L.M.Yearsley 68562" painted under the rim. Includes GWR style seat.
Lot 858
Britain in the Blitz Policeman figure in period uniform Policeman figure outside of the Bull Pub. The young PC Dixon wears a Metropolitan Police helmet with W675 on the badge, a matching jacket with Met. Police buttons & W675 collar badges, leather snake belt and he carries a WWII gas mask in bag & a WWII Police Brodie helmet. 185cm tall.no labels visible inside , not possible to get tunic fully off the mannequin to check fully behind neck no labels in hat
Lot 890
Britain in the Blitz British & U.S. Army MP figures in Period Uniforms British Army MP & a U.S. Army MP figures in period uniforms. The British MP sits on the bonnet of the Jeep wearing a 1943 battledress blouse with C.M.P. shoulder titles & a single rank stripe, battledress trousers, a blancoed webbing belt, holster & twin ammo pouches, blancoed spats, leather boots & a WWII brodie helmet (minus its lining). The American M.P. wears a U.S. Army jacket with buttons, an embroidered MP badge & 3 rank stripes, army trousers, a blancoed webbing belt, spats, brown leather boots & a white painted helmet liner with MP painted on the front.
Lot 994
Britain in the Blitz 2 ARP Warden Figures in Period Uniforms 2 ARP Warden figures dressed in period uniforms. One stands stoically outside of the ARP shelter wearing a 1942 dated ARP blouse jacket with Warden shoulder titles & 3 rank stripes. He wears a WWII helmet with added ARP lettering & holds a metal pole tool & a blackout torch, 185cm tall. The other is searching the bombed out house and wears a Civil Defence greatcoat with CD buttons, a WWII Brodie helmet with "W" on it & carries a blackout torch, 183cm tall.
Lot 1061A
Gulf War Iraqi Military Equipment Etc. Iraqi medical log, field telephone, anti-gas equipment, together with a RAF Regiment desert uniform and mannequinMost of this equipment is in very good condition with just light usage wear. The Iraqi helmet, the book & pouches have some more extensive wear with paint loss and small wear holes to the pouches & some small holes to the outer pages of the book (see additional photos).
Lot 1002
Britain in the Blitz Auxiliary Fire Service Figure in Period Uniform AFS Auxiliary Fire Serviceman in period uniform. He stands amidst the bombed ruins of a house wearing an AFS jacket with AFS buttons & AFS embroidered badge, a fire service Brodie helmet, leather firecrew boots, a firecrew issue webbing belt with axe holder & axe & holds a "Carbon No.10" carbide hand lantern.
Lot 1166
The War Gallery WW1 flying coat etc A WW1 sheepskin flying coat , together with sheepskin lined flying boots and a leather flying helmet , Ownership attributed to Captain Hampden Sanders.The coat shows signs of significant use, there are a number of tears, particularly near the right upper arm and shoulder that are going to require some repair.One of the front leather straps is detached and all buckles show light corrosion, the right pocket lacks a button, over all the coat has a great look and some conservation work will enhance its appearance to make it very presentable
Lot 173
Attributed to Mather Brown (American, 1761-1831) An Officer of the Berkshire Regiment of Fencible Cavalry, or Windsor Foresters, circa 1794-1800 oil on canvas220 x 120cmProvenance:Traditionally said to have been acquired in Parma, Italy, according to the previous owner, His sale, Cheffins, Cambridge, 4th March 2015, Lot 596, where acquired by the present ownerThe sitter in the present portrait was an officer of The Berkshire Regiment of Fencible Cavalry, otherwise known as the "Windsor Foresters" as identified by the title scroll on his helmet. The Fencibles were raised 1st May 1794 for service within Britain and consisted of six troops under the command of Colonel Charles Rooke. They were primarily defensive units usually based within garrisons or on patrol and spent majority of their time in Scotland, where their main role was to be a front line of defence against French invasion from the Bonaparte regime. They were disbanded circa 1799-1800 and their uniform was by permission of King George III taken over by the Wargrave Rangers.Most of the regiment were volunteers, often landowners or nobility. There were approximately twenty officers in the Fencibles as of June 1797, which is around the time this picture was painted. However, their lack of recorded iconography makes the identification of the sitter a difficult task.Nevertheless, stylistically this magnificent military swagger portrait can be attributed to the American-born portrait painter Mather Brown and represents a significant addition to his known oeuvre. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, Mather Brown was to become a prominent portrait and historical painter who made his career in England. The handling, scale and composition are closely comparable with Brown's full-length portraits of Frederick Augustus (1763–1827), Duke of York (Waddesden Manor) and Sir John Eamer (1750–1823), Lord Mayor of London (Guildhall Art Gallery).We are grateful to Christopher Bryant for identifying the regiment of the sitter.241.5 x 142cm framed
Lot 674
A large collection of Regimental cap and other badges, mounted to a board, including Prince of Wales's Leinster Regiment helmet badge (damaged wording of 'Prince'), another Leinster badge of similar size, and various cap badges including Irish regimentsThe vast majority of the badges are very securely fixed to the backboard and cannot easily be removed without risk of damage, including the large Leinster badges and the 19th Hussars badge, thus it is not possible to ascertain condition or presence of lugs and sliders. Additional images herewith. the large Leinster 'Prince' badge has the letters 'PRIN' missing from 'PRINCE' and that banner is loose on one side.
Lot 476
German Third Reich WW2 Luftschutz 'Gladiator' pattern steel helmet. A good example. Dark blue painted finish with clear transfer of winged LUFTSCUTZ swastika to the front (98% present). The interior retains original leather lining, complete with chin strap, now detached to one end. Inside back peak of helmet with painted details. Minor age storage wear, light rust to parts. Clean Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
Lot 99
Hong Kong Volunteer Corps Edwardian Garrison Artillery helmet badge c.1902-08. Good RARE die-stamped British made white metal crowned strap HONGKONG VOLUNTEER CORPS resting in laurel sprays on NULLI SECUNDUS IN ORIENTE scroll; voided centre flaming with grenade on GARRISON ARTILLERY scroll over Royal Arms. Original pointed slider. Original red felt central backing.VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
Lot 3
Manchester Regiment Victorian Officer's helmet plate badge c.1881-1901. Fine gilt crowned star mounted with Garter resting in laurel sprays bearing silver scroll THE MANCHESTER REGIMENT; black velvet centre with silver Arms of the Manchester. Three loops. Toned, GC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
Lot 98
Hong Kong Volunteer Corps Victorian Field Battery Artillery helmet badge c. 1893-1902. Good rare die-stamped British made white metal crowned strap HONGKONG VOLUNTEER CORPS resting in laurel sprays on NULLI SECUNDUS IN ORIENTE scroll; voided centre flaming with grenade on FIELD BATTERY scroll over Royal Arms. Pin fitting replaced with loops otherwise VGC. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
Lot 460
German Third Reich WW2 Luftschutz steel helmet. A good clean example. The combat shape helmet with blue painted finish, with clear transfer to the front (95% present). The interior retains leather lining, and complete with black leather chin strap. Leather remains supple. GC. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
Lot 29
2nd East Yorks Royal Garrison Artillery Volunteers Edwardian helmet plate badge c. 1901-08. Good scarce example with oval Hobson & Sons, 1, 3 & 5 Lexington Street, London W. tablet to reverse. Die-stamped white metal Royal Arms with scroll below SECOND over a gun resting on EAST YORKS R.G.A, VOLUNTEERS. Three loops. VGC Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
Lot 364
WW2 1st Armoured Division Wolsley Pattern Foreign Service Helmet. A good early WW2 period example. Khaki cloth with three fold pagri. To the left side scarce early pattern charging Rhino formation badge. The interior with leather sweatband and chin strap. GC appears to be no breaks in the cork Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
Lot 479
German Third Reich 1939 Luftwaffe Double Decal Steel Helmet. A scarce rolled edge example with Luftwaffe eagle to the left side (95% present) and National shield to the right (80%). Retaining original blue painted finish to the shell. The interior with alloy band stamped with makers details 1939, supporting leather lining and chinstrap . The interior of the shell stamped with the number 4803 Some service and age wear GC. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
Lot 465
WW2 German Third Reich 1940 Army Combat Helmet. This turned edge example, with green painted finish. The interior with leather lining, the alloy lining band dated 1940. The interior of the shell with stamp "Q62" and "3478" Evidence of two decals having been worn. Chinstrap absent. Payment by Bank Transfer ONLY
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