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Lot 41
British and Continental Army Badges, a mounted and framed display of sixty three original and later badges including Gloucester Regiment band masters ribbon badge, WWI Middlesex Regiment officers, 20th London Regiment officers, WWI French steel helmet badge, Belgian and West German badges, etc, 18" x 22", in gilt frame
Lot 322
A Victorian silver cream jug, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1888, of helmet shape with alternate gadrooning and fluting, 10.2cm tall; with another late Victorian silver cream jug, by Nathan & Haynes, Birmingham 1892, of plain helmet shape with bead punched decoration to the rim, 12cm tall; 180g (5.8 oz) gross
Lot 360
A Georgian silver cheese scoop, maker`s mark worn, Birmingham 1810, the blade with ejector, to an ivory handle, 18.5cm long; with a silver helmet shaped cream jug, Birmingham 1904, on a square short pedestal foot, 15cm tall; and a silver cream jug, by Edward Viner, Sheffield 1932, with a cut rim; 204g (6.5 oz) gross weighable
Lot 445
A collection of various glove puppets including 2 x Pelham Puppet "Danot Florence", Golden Bear "Zebedee" on original mount, another with no mount, a Golden Bear "Florence", a Chad Valley "Andy Pandy", a Semco "Pinocchio", a "Guardsman" in plumed helmet, a rubber headed "Mickey Mouse", a Walt Disney Productions rubber headed "Mickey Mouse", a composition headed "Dougal", a rubber headed "Archie Andrews", "Cowboy", "Frog", a wooden headed "Man" with string hair, and a "Red Crested White Chicken" (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 1009
Pair of mid-Victorian English School oils on board, study of an officer of the 6th Dragoon Guards wearing an Albert pattern helmet with troopers at encampment, the other depicting the forge cart and two farriers shoeing horse in encampment, in gilt frames, 24.5cm x 34cm Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com
Lot 16A
A pair of Meissen figures of Mars and Minerva 19th century, blue crossed swords marks, incised D.1 and D.2., Pressnummern, Minerva wearing a plumed helmet, pink and blue drape and pale yellow gilt sprigged dress, modelled standing supporting a shield, among three putti at various pursuits, Mars wearing a plumed helmet, cuirass and pink and dark puce robes, standing amongst trophies of War and three putti including the infant Hercules, the rocky mound bases moulded with white and gilt scrolls, 8 3/8in. (21.2 cm.) and 8in. (20.2 cm.) high; together with a Meissen figure of a Hunter, modelled standing, dressed in 18th century attire with green coat and tricorn hat, dog beside him, the gentleman with a knife at his hip, on a circular naturalistic base with gilt moulded edge, blue crossed swords mark, incised 780, Pressnummern, 8.75in. (22cm.) high, all with damage and losses to extremities, hunter lacks the gun and most of knife, chipping to rim of bases on all three. (3)
Lot 265
Chinese Mandarin pattern porcelain wares, Qianlong (1736-1795), to include a baluster mug, 16.5cm a teapot and cover, 20.5cm, a helmet-shaped jug, 12.5cm and five tea bowls and saucers. In light of the changing international market practices for the auctioning of Oriental Works of Art, Dreweatts advises prospective bidders that we will require registered bidders to provide additional evidence of identity and, at our sole discretion, we may also request financial references that might include the lodging of a £2,500 security deposit by a bank transfer or debit card prior to the commencement of the sale. In the event that a deposit is sought it will be returned, without interest and at the bidder`s cost with respect to transaction charges, within 7 working days of the end of the sale. In all circumstances it is at Dreweatts sole discretion as to whether we are prepared to accept bids from any bidder and we urge interested bidders to make their sale registration applications as early as possible, and in any event no later than mid-day on Monday 19th September.
Lot 132
A Royal Navy OfficerÍs Cased Set of Cocked Hat, Epaulettes and Full Dress Embroidered Belt by Gieves, in their velvet lined, japanned metal case. A Royal Navy OfficerÍs White Tropical Pith Helmet by Gieves, regulation pattern, white pagri with narrow blue tape, the interior with leather sweatband and chin strap in its original japanned carrying case, inscriped ïP. V. Everett. R. N.Í, (2).
Lot 148
A Great War British Brodie Helmet, with rimmed edge, retaining much of its original paint finish including Divisional flash and with period decoration to the front, the rim inscribed ïDover Camp 29, 17 Bat. HammelÍ, beneath crowned, draped British and French flags, and ïBEF - AlliesÍ, the inner rim impressed ïH-160Í, retaining its liner and chin strap.
Lot 371
A Collection of Twenty Two Caps and Helmets, including:, Model of SoldierÍs Colonial Hat by Victoria China, (Colwyn Bay), 90mm long, Model of Colonial Hat by Carlton China, (Pit Lochry), 78mm long, Model of OfficerÍs Peaked Cap No.100 by Willow Art China, (R.F.A.) ïRoyal Field ArtilleryÍ, 70mm diameter, Model of Solar Topee (Pith Helmet) by Arcadian China, (Fowey), 60mm high, Model of French Trench Helmet, inscribed ïFrench Trench Helmet - Worn by the Dauntless FrenchÍ, 80mm long, Model of Glengarry by Arcadian China, (John of Eltham), 90mm long, Model of Steel Helmet by Arcadian China, (Purfleet), (22).
Lot 372
A Collection of Twenty One Caps and Helmets, including:, Model of TerritorialÍs Hat by Carlton China, (The Allies), 80mm long, Model of Steel Helmet by Bow China, (St Monance), 83mm long, Model of OfficerÍs Cap by Savoy China, inscribed ïDinant Sacked and Burnt by the Germans August 23rd 1914Í, (Dinant), 75mm long, Model of OfficerÍs Cap, inscribed ïSouvenir from the Imperial Bazaar, Albion Hill, Ramsgate - Twice Wrecked by Zeppelins May 17th 1915 and June 17th 1917Í, (Ramsgate), 80mm long, (21).
Lot 375
Grenadier Guards - Model of HorseÍs Hoof by Aynsley China, inscribed and bearing regimental device, 55mm high 17th Lancers - Model of Drum by Aynsley China, inscribed and bearing regimental device, 55mm high 21st Lancers - Model of Service Side Cap by Aynsley China, inscribed and bearing regimental device, 90mm long 4th Middlesex (West London Rifles) - Model of Pith Helmet by Aynsley China, inscribed and bearing regimental device, 70mm long 2nd Dragoons (Royal Scots Greys) - Model of Bell Tent by Aynsley China, inscribed and bearing regimental device, 80mm high KingÍs Own Scottish Borderers 25th Foot - Model of Colonial Hat by Aynsley China, inscribed and bearing regimental device, 110mm long Grenadier Guards - Model of Milk Jug by Aynsley China, inscribed and bearing regimental device, 80mm high 4th Dragoon Guards - Model of Shell by Aynsley China, inscribed and bearing regimental device, 105mm high, (8).
Lot 380
Captain (Charles) Bruce Bairnsfather (9th July 1888 - 29th September 1959) Bruce Bairnsfather was born to a military family, and spent his early life in India, but was brought to England in 1895 to be educated at the United Services College, Westward Ho!, then at Stratford-upon-Avon. Initially intending a military career, he failed entrance exams to Sandhurst and Woolwich Academies but joined the Cheshire Regiment. He resigned in 1907 to become an artist, studying at the John Hassall School of Art. Unsuccessful at first, he worked as an electrical engineer. Working in this capacity for the Old Memorial Theatre, Stratford, brought him into acquaintance with Marie Corelli, who introduced him to Thomas Lipton, a connection that led to commissions to draw advertising sketches for Lipton tea, PlayerÍs cigarettes, KeeneÍs mustard and BeechamÍs Pills. On the outbreak of the Great War, joined the Royal Warwickshire Regiment in 1914 and served with a machine gun unit in France until 1915, when he was hospitalised with shell shock and hearing damage sustained during the Second Battle of Ypres. Posted to the 34th Division HQ on Salisbury Plain, he developed his humourous series for the Bystander about life in the trenches, featuring ïOld BillÍ, a curmudgeonly soldier with trademark walrus moustache and balaclava. The best remembered of these shows ïBillÍ with another soldier in a muddy shell hole with shells whizzing all around, with the other soldier grumbling, Bill advises, ïif you know of a better ïole go to itÍ. Many of his cartoons from this period were collected in Fragments From France (1914) and the autobiographical Bullets & Billets (1916). Despite the immense popularity with the troops and massive sales increase for the Bystander, initially there were objections to the ñvulgar caricatureî, nevertheless, their success in raising morale led to his promotion and receipt of a War Office appointment to draw similar cartoons for other Allied forces. In later life, he had found himself typecast as the creator of Old Bill and after his death in 1959, his Times obituary concluded of his career that he was ñfortunate in possessing a talent .... which suited almost to the point of genius one particular moment and one particular set of circumstances; and he was unfortunate in that he was never able to adapt, at all happily, his talent to new times and new circumstancesî. A Bruce Bairnsfather Old Bill Car Mascot, inscribed ïBruce BairnsfatherÍ to helmet rim, the underside marked with copyright and registration numbers, 11.5cm high.
Lot 403
Three Pieces of Rare Third Reich Formal Silver Dinner Cutlery by Bruckmann, each bearing the official insignia of the Institute Fur Kunst und Wissenschaft (Institute of Arts and Sciences), with neo-classical helmet head, olympic torch, national emblem and swastika, the reverse stamped ïBruckmann 90Í.
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