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Lot 416
Marlin .45-70 lever action rifle, 22 inch barrel fitted with folding buck horn sight, scope rail attached to the receiver, chequered pistol grip stock and forend, hammer extension, serial number 04095749. The rifle is of pre-Remington ownership production.UK RFD OR FIREARMS LICENCE WITH .45 or 45-70 RIFLE REQUIRED TO BUY THIS LOT.104cm long Condition report: Good condition throughout. Shows minor signs of use with the odd light scratch or mark to the wood and slight wear spots to the bluing but otherwise good. Good bore with only small signs of use.
Lot 451
Fine cased pair of Westley Richards side by side 12 bore shotguns, serial numbers 14878 and 14879, numbered in gilt 1 and 2, 30 inch nitro proved barrels with doll head extension engraved Westley Richards 170 New Bond Street London, Whitworth Fluid Compressed Steel, choked to improved cylinder on gun 1 both barrels of each gun, Westley Richards patent actions with Anson and Deeley's patent ejector, scroll back treble grip actions finely engraved with scrollwork, each trigger guard engraved with a gundog, figured chequered stocks with vacant escutcheons and horn capped forends, length of pull from the front trigger 14.5inches, gun weight 1: 2883 grams, 2: 2906 grams. With original makers oak and leather case with brass corners, label and maroon baize interior, the exterior with owners name E.G. Sergeant.UK SHOTGUN LICENCE OR RFD REQUIRED TO BUY THIS LOT.The case measures 84cm wide Condition report: Both guns have been professionally restored and cleaned up at some stage and are now very presentable with a good finish and blue. There are occasional minor marks to both the bluing and the stocks but nothing at all deep or defacing. Both guns have chips and small amounts of wear to the corners of the wood on the forends where side by side shotguns often get damaged.Both actions cock and eject correctly on snap caps.Gun 1: This has been shot the most and a perceivable rattle is present between barrels and action with the forend removed but not so when the forend is fitted. Bores both measure .740 matching the relatively recent .740 reproof. Barrels ring when tapped with a very slight buzz, there is a small sliding sound when the barrels are tilted up and down as if there is a particle within the ribs. Bores are both free of pitting. There is evidence of a lifted dent to the left tube around the mid point.Gun 2: Perceivable rattle is present between barrels and action with the forend removed but not so when the forend is fitted. This is not as noticeable as Gun 1. Bores have light scratching lines, inside. They ring when tapped and measure .740 and .741 against the .740 reproof. No signs of dents. The forend has either a very slight crack or a deep scratch near the action. If it is a crack it appears stable, our opinion is it is more likely to be a scratch.
Lot 292
Flintlock .650 carbine, (EXTRA IMAGES ADDED) with 33 inch barrel, (possibly a Grenadier 1756 pattern carbine with reduced barrel length) crown GR Tower stamped lock, brass furniture with wrist escutcheon, hand rail carved stock with slight well at the second ramrod pipe, horn capped forend.Section 58 (2) antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence.117cm long Condition report: The gun has a tight action with good mainspring. The metalwork has some light overall pitting and corrosion spots. There is a hole in the trigger guard presumably for a sling loop which is now missing. The stock has had some splits repaired forward of the lock plate. These repairs have come unstuck and require attention. The woodwork around the lock plate has some losses, there is a chip to the wood where it meets the barrel on the reverse side of the lock and there is a chip to the toe of the butt. The forend has a horn endcap which I do not think is original. The forend of the gun has a different patina to the butt stock probably as a result of the previous repair. There is a short hairline crack which seems stable to the trigger guard emanating from the trigger guard retaining screw hole.
Lot 508
AN ITALIAN BRONZE CHIMERA ON A STAND 19TH CENTURY 45 x 45cmProvenance: The Simon Neal Collection Condition Report: Flat space above head and open body suggest this may be a mount/fragment from a larger piece. 1 horn absent- 1 horn with repair but incomplete- as is tongue. Old Verdigris and signs of repair to left wing. Traces of silver colour to surface- stand part of lotSurface is slightly dirty from atmosphere and handling,Please see additional images which form part of this condition reportCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 57
A PAIR OF EMPIRE SEVEN-LIGHT CANDELABRA early 19th century, fitted for electricity, the scrolling horn shaped branches issuing from a central orb, resting on a composite capital and column stem, on a gilt metal mounted pedestal base, 121cm highProvenance: The Property of the Trustees of Lord Gretton. Sold Christie's King Street, 11th September 2008, Furniture, Sculpture and Carpets. Lot 193. Price Realised £11,250.
Lot 160
A French M1866 Chassepot Yataghan Sword Bayonet, with St Etienne T section steel blade, the steel crossguard and scabbard stamped with differing numbers; a Nepalese Kukri, with nickel bolster, the wood grip with silver coloured metal bands and pommel cap, with leather scabbard and frog and two sharpening knives; also, two Indian kukris with horn grips, an Indian dagger, two replica swords and a reproduction copper curved hunting horn (8). Rust pitting to crossguard and scabbard of bayonet. The wood grip of the Nepalese kukri has a split which runs under the silver bands which are tarnished, the blade has black patching and no visible marks.The leather scabbard has surface splits and stretching to the stitched seams.
Lot 193
A 19th Century Chang Horn, made from the horn of a water buffalo, decorated with bands of brass embossed with stylised trefoil leaves, with two suspension rings, 42cm; a Tibetan Small Hunting Knife, with fullered steel blade, bone grip and flower embossed white metal scabbard; a Tibetan Dagger, with horn and white metal baluster grip and leather scabbard; a Tibetan Flint Pouch, of steel and leather; a Tibetan Cow Horn Box and Cover, of cushion form with brass mounts (5)
Lot 195
A Nepalese Kukri, with 31cm curved steel blade, steel bolster and wood blade knopped grip with flat steel pommel; a Pair of Indian Chilanum Type Daggers, each with 23cm doubled edge curving blued steel blade and brass foliate cast hilts with T shape pommels, 35cm; two Indian Kukris, with horn grips and leather scabbards (5)
Lot 196
A 19th Century Indian Pesh Kabz, with 21cm T section steel blade, brass bolster and horn pistol grip hilt, 33cm; a Bhutanese Knife, with 14cm single edge steel blade, panelled horn grip and white metal dragon embossed scabbard; also, a Sudanese dagger with leather grip and scabbard, an Indonesian knife with horn hilt and brass bound wood scabbard, an Indian type dagger with white metal T shape hilt and a Japanese brass paper knife formed as a coiled leaf with fruit (6)
Lot 199
A Large Indonesian Dark Stained Wood Ancestor Figure, with grey human hair fringe, moustache, beard and pubic hair, 80cm; also, a carved wood figure seated, cross legged, with scarification to the taut stomach, 54cm; an Indonesian carved wood sectional storage box; a Malayan devil mask, a bone mask, a carved deer horn handle and a horn dagger handle carved as a bird and a figure (7)
Lot 244
An 18th Century Flintlock ''Man-stopper'' Travelling Pistol by Griffin, London, the 19cm brass barrel with 3cm diameter at the muzzle, octagonal at the breech, engraved GRIFFIN, LONDON, with London proof marks, the rounded banana shape steel lock plate stamped GRIFFIN, the walnut full stock with horn fore-end tip, raised shell carving behind the barrel tang, with brass trigger guard and spurred butt cap, 36cm. Action works, holds at full and half cock. Wear to the engraved leaf decoration to the barrel, rust pitting and rough finish to the lock and cock. Some loss of wood to the fore-end on each side of the barrel which has possibly been shortened. The butt has a crack and chips to the wood around the butt cap.
Lot 105
Ceramics and glass over two shelves including a Carltonware salad dish, cranberry glass decanter and stopper, Edwardian part tea service, large blue and white tureen and cover (af), shaft and globe cut glass decanter and stopper, Royal Doulton figure 'Marie', two Imari porcelain vases, ginger jar (lacking cover) and three various snuff boxes, two made from cow horn the other from oak etc. (Sections 17 & 18)
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Lot 764
A collection of silver plated Trophy Cups & Tankards, two silver plated Wine Coasters, a plated oval Tea Caddy, an early Sheffield plated Cruet Stand with associated bottles, a plated Wine Bottle Pourer, two Crumb Trays and a large plated Basting Spoon, a rectangular silver plated Cigarette or Cigar Box, three Stag Horn Knife Sharpeners and some Knives. (17)
Lot 838
A collectionÿof miscellaneous items, comprising a Chinese double Buddha Group, 3 1/4" (8cms), a bronze Figure of a Foo Dog, a small bronze Ewer, an Egyptian bronze Lamp, a small carved stone Ritual Vessel, 3" (8cms), with animals, five small horn Beakers, an Indian stone Card Figure, a very early steel Shears, a set of four brass Hall Bells, a cast iron Chamber Candlestick modelled with military trophies, a recumbent brass stag, a copper Hand Warmer, by G. Strand on The Green, Chiswick, London, a bronze Medal and other unusual items. (a lot)
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