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Lot 332
Mixed Lot: A cased Edwardian silver long handled button hook and shoe horn, Birmingham 1905, 28cm long together with a cased pair of button hook and shoe horn with silver handles, hallmarked for Birmingham 1909, 22cm long, together with a George V silver handled button hook, glove stretchers and shoe horn, hallmarked for Chester 1913 (3)
Lot 316
A Victorian combination penknife/button hook/vesta case with integral steel hook and penknife, a retailers mark of Jones, London & Paris, hallmarked London 1882, also stamped Louis Dee, 7cm long, a George V folding silver shoe horn and steel button hook combination, London import mark 1929, together with a plated combination pencil, pen, knife, button hook and tooth pick (3)
Lot 377
A silver topped ebonised walking cane, the knob hallmarked for Birmingham 1939 and inscribed 'Presented to P Beaumont Esq by the members of the Donisthorpe Colliery Division, 1940', and crested to the collar for the St John's Ambulance Brigade, L 90cm, together with a horn handled walking cane with gold plated collar, L 92cm. (2)
Lot 349
A Middle Eastern 19th Century flintlock blunderbuss with engraved barrel (L 74cm); a French Naval Officer's sword, fullered blade inscribed 'Colaux & Cie Klingenthal' with brass pommel and pierced guard, wired leather grip and brass mounted leather scabbard (overall length 92cm, blade length 69.5cm; a Tibetan Buddhist Dragon trumpet; and a copper and brass postal horn (L 120cm). (4)
![Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society, Marine Medal, 3rd type, silver (Captain John Farmer. Ship “Kilmorey” [sic] for rescue](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/4196a41a-19d4-45e6-beda-b0d900c44d67/98f09def-7c91-45b0-8ca8-b19d01612acd/468x382.jpg)
Lot 625
Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society, Marine Medal, 3rd type, silver (Captain John Farmer. Ship “Kilmorey” [sic] for rescue of Crew of “Lotos” [sic] near Cape Horn 8th. Aug. 1902) with integral top riband bar, in slightly worn fitted case of issue, nearly extremely fine £120-£160 --- The Northern Daily Telegraph of 29 July 1904, states: ‘A Rescue and a Reward: At a meeting of the Local Marine Board at Liverpool yesterday a magnificent goblet, awarded by the Russian Government, was presented to Captain J. Farmer, master of the ship Kilmory, of Glasgow, for gallantry in effecting the rescue of the crew of the Russian ship Lotus on 8 August, 1902. The rescue was effected off Cape Horn in a heavy swell. The Lotus was completely dismasted, and the work was rendered additionally difficult by the wreckage about the vessel. Her crew of seventeen hands and the captain’s wife, all of whom were in a helpless condition, were safely transferred to the Kilmory.’
Lot 346
A small wicker basket containing two 19th century papier mache snuff boxes, both with inlaid geometric decoration, a Milbro Sport black bakelite fishing reel, a brown bakelite ELO fishing reel, a wooden fishing reel with brass mounts, a pair of steel spurs with leather mounts, a cow horn coat hook, a horn spoon, a Rabone boxwood folding ruler and four modern card games (1 basket)
Lot 257
A box of Royal Doulton Brambly Hedge figures, lampwork glass animals, etc including Royal Doulton The High Hills Collection -Lily Weaver Spinning, DBH 58 and The Autumn Collection - In The Brambles, with box, a boxed Charlotte di Vita miniature enamel cup and saucer, a glass scent bottle with hallmarked silver mount, rubbed, an empty Rochas Byzance bottle with stopper, horn egg, bakelite egg, etc (1 box)
Lot 611
Collector's lot to include: an Art Deco style set of three chrome mounted glass spirit flasks in fitted leather carrying case together with a pair of Barr & Stroud large binoculars in fitted leather case; a vintage pair of Zeiss Silvamar 6 x 30 binoculars in fitted leather case; a wooden replica Hunting horn and two brass compasses (1 box)
Lot 102
A glossy figure of a boy dressed in a blue outfit laying on a sheep while blowing a horn. Part of the Nursery Rhyme series. Royal Worcester backstamp. Artist: Freda DoughtyIssued: 20th centuryDimensions: 4.75"L x 3.25"W x 3.5"HManufacturer: Royal WorcesterCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 16
Victorian Pair of Medals to the Royal Navy for Service in the Crimean War, Crimea medal with clasp Sebastopol, contemporary engraved naming, “WM HORN. ORD H.M.S. TRAFALGAR” with Turkish Crimea, Sardinian type, unnamed as issued. Medal confirmed on roll for HMS Trafalgar, clasp not confirmed. William Horn served on Trafalgar from 9th July 1851 until 27th April 1855 when he transferred to H.M.S. Phoenix until 10th November 1855. He was discharged from H.M.S. Waterloo on 4th January having completed a total of 4 years and 181 days service.
Lot 192
Victorian 3rd Volunteer Battalion Prince of Wales Own West Yorkshire Regiment Field Service Cap Badge, fine example with two lug fittings to the reverse; 2nd Volunteer Battalion West Yorkshire regiment other rank glengarry badge with two lug fittings; general pattern Rifle Vols horn bugle badge and a white metal strung bugle badge. (4 items)
Lot 420
^ Ethiopian Tribal Sword, 19th Century, sharply curved broad double edged blade 80cms forged with a raised central rib, one piece rhino horn grip carved with waisted grip and flared pommel (the latter chipped), brass pommel cap. Good condition. International bidders, Shipping by specialist packing company or personal collection only. CITES export license required for export, responsibility of the purchaser to organise
Lot 642
WW2 German Police Bayonet by Alexander Coppel, Solingen, example with two piece stag horn grips, aluminium police eagle emblem to the centre. Eagle pommel top and cross guard with oakleaves relief. Housed in the original leather scabbard with plated mounts. Bayonet and scabbard mounts both stamped ‘S.M. III 1003’. Attached to the scabbard is the original frog which has the dress portepee attached. Polished blade with fuller to the back edge and makers trademark to the base. The blade remains in generally good overall condition. Blade measures 33 cms, overall 48 cms.
Lot 644
WW2 German Police Bayonet by WKC, eagle head pommel, two piece stag horn grips, missing the police eagle, cross guard and top scabbard mount stamped ‘S.B.7040’. Some shrinkage to the leather in the scabbard. Straight blade with fuller to the back edge. Blade with makers knights helmet trademark and reverse with written details of the maker. Some surface pitting to the lower portion of the blade. The blade measures 33cms, overall 46 ½ cms.
Lot 1033
Good Silver Mounted Presentation Kukri of the Royal Gurkha Rifles Field Force, 1941, blade of conventional form 32cms, polished horn grip with soft metal inlay, nickel pommel cap engraved Lt. Col. N. Macdonald, in its silver mounted sheath, locket engraved PRESENTED BY CO’S & N.COS. 2/5TH R.G.R.F.F 1941, pierced and embossed in high relief with flowering foliage including Durgha astride half tiger half British lion, each with gilt faces, velvet covered sheath the top with pockets containing chuk-muk and companion knife. Fine condition.
Lot 643
WW2 German Police Bayonet by WKC, Solingen, example with two piece stag horn grips, aluminium police eagle emblem to the centre. Eagle pommel top and cross guard with oakleaves relief. Housed in the original leather scabbard with plated mounts. The cross guard has had the unit marks removed and just a number ‘1’ stamped, the scabbard chape has the unit stamp crossed out and number ‘1’ stamped. The removal of the unit stamp is period and possibly the bayonet was re-issued. Polished blade with fuller to the back edge and makers trademark to the base. The blade with some surface rusting and wear, leather shrunk on scabbard making the bayonet tight in the scabbard. Blade measures 33 cms, overall 48 cms.
Lot 487
Officers Full Dress Astrakhan Busby of the Isle of Wight Rifles, excellent example of an officers dress busby with black astrakhan wool body and green top, the top with knotted cord decoration, plaited dark green cords to the front, supported by blackened strung bugles to the side. Green cord boss with blackened crown and horn bugle underneath. Black feather brush plume. Interior retains the original leather sweatband and artificial silk lining, Hawkes & Co, London, gold leaf tailors details to the interior. Original patent leather chinstrap still attached. Very fine example.
Lot 60
λ A mixed lot of silver flatware,comprising: a large silver-gilt Coronation anointing spoon, by Samuel Smith, London 1901, in a fitted case, initialled, a sifting spoon, eight spoons with later berry decoration, a toddy ladle, with a twisted whalebone handle, and set with a coin, plus other items of flatware, and two silver-handled paperknives, a brush, a pair of glove stretchers and a shoe horn, approx. weighable 17oz. (qty)
Lot 35
A mixed lot,comprising silver items: a candle extinguisher modelled as a hunting horn, by Harman and Co., London 1932, a sugar caster, two toast racks, an envelope charm, fifteen teaspoons, four salt and condiment spoons, a pair of sugar tongs, a small bowl and an electroplated inkstand from Elveden Hall, total approx. weighable 25.6oz. (qty)
Lot 544
λ A matched silver cased dressing table set,by Charles S Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1912 and 1913,threaded and floral borders, the hand mirror engraved with initials, comprising: two hairbrushes, two brushes, a tortoiseshell comb, three toilet boxes, a scent bottle, a nail buffer, a hand mirror, a shoe horn, a button hook, a glove stretcher, a nail file, two scissors, and other manicure items, with a later inscribed silver mount to the case, length 39.6cm.
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