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Lot 90
Unknown - A late 19th/early 20th Century tile panel, possibly by Pilkington, comprising twenty-four individual tiles, depicting a medieval maiden and man, each holding an architects drawing tool and model of a castle, vibrantly glazed in green, cobalt, black and ivory glazes, set within a chequered monochrome border and lower unglazed geometric tiles with central St. George's cross shield, in later wooden frame.
Lot 1011
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Cylindrical, smooth-bore, 12 mm cal. barrel in damask, with two, alternated bands, with brass fore-sight. Box-lock type frame of almost cylindrical shape, engraved with rinceaux. Cock, engraved as well, and piston on the right side. Both with Liege test-bed stamp on the left side. Mechanics in working order. Foldaway triggers. Ivory butts. length 17,3 cm.
Lot 113
dating: 19th Century provenance: Indopersia, Blade engraved on both sides and on the back through all the length with floral and geometrical motifs, a bird on one side, a pistol on both. Brass hilt, decorated with engravings and floral motifs in bass-relief. Ivory grip scales, with pommel shaped as stylized bird's beak. length 103 cm.
Lot 114
dating: 18th/19th Century provenance: Indopersia, Very long, straight blade, slightly curved toward the foible, with 'T'-back, engraved and gilded with floral motifs on both sides and on the back through all the length, two cartouches on the right side, one with inscription in Arabic, the other with a tiger among the rinceaux, slight rust damages. Grip of later period (end of the 19th century) with ivory grip scales and brass, smooth mounts. length 85.5 cm.
Lot 117
dating: 19th Century provenance: India, Fine, curved, double-edged blade, with central raiser, double groove, in damask, chiselled base, gilded with floral motifs in bass-relief on a dark ground. Iron hilt, finely decorated with golden floral motifs. Ivory grip scales with pommel chiselled with a flower. Scabbard of later period. length 32.5 cm.
Lot 118
dating: circa 1900 provenance: Nepal, Typical, curved, single-edged blade. Grip embossed in ivory, with iron ring-nut. Wooden, leather-covered scabbard with silver mounts, richly pierced and engraved, cap with a dragon, mask and floral motifs, long chape with floral motifs. Suspension ring with a clutch, braided in silver thread. Complete with three knives with ivory grips. Scarce. length 39.5 cm.
Lot 124
dating: 19th Century provenance: Turkey, Long, straight, double-edged blade with central raiser, double fuller and chisels in bass-relief at the base. Copper, silvered hilt, engraved and pierced with floral and geometrical motifs. Walrus ivory grip scales with two, big, engraved rivets. Scabbard covered with silver foil, embossed, engraved and pierced with floral motifs, cap decorated with five rows of cabochon corals (one is missing). Back part with a suspension ring. length 48 cm.
Lot 126
dating: Second half of the 19th Century provenance: Turkey, Single-edged blade of typical shape, with thin groove on the back, inscription in Arabic on one side, inlaid in silver, a round cartouche with a star on the other. Copper, gilded hilt, decorated with filigree and with colored cabochon stones. Walrus ivory grip scales with big ears (one with a crack). Wooden, leather-covered scabbard, stitched with metallic thread. White metal cap, brass chape ending in a fish head. length 74.5 cm.
Lot 130
dating: 19th Century provenance: England, Flat, single-and false-edged blade, slightly enlarged at the foible, engraved on both sides with garlands, Greek frets and floral motifs, an oval cartouche in the center, with inscription, probably a date in Roman letters. Oriental, copper, gilded hilt, cross-quillon, engraved with a star and band with foliage, ivory grip scales, one with restore. Iron scabbard with two suspension rings. length 88 cm.
Lot 167
dating: 19th Century provenance: Turkey, Curved, single-edged blade with thin groove on the back, decorated with Arabic inscriptions and brass-inlaid floral and geometrical motifs. The base with Arabic mark. Iron hilt, engraved with floral motifs, quillon block with eagle's head. Grip scales with walrus ivory ears. Wooden scabbard covered with black leather. length 72 cm.
Lot 215
dating: 19th Century provenance: Turkey, Curved, double-edged blade of cruciform shape (with traces of damask?), remains of gold inlays at the base, with inscriptions in Arabic. Walrus ivory grip. Wooden scabbard covered with black leather, stitched with copper wire and with white metal chape and cap, decorated with floral motifs. One suspension lug. length 38 cm.
Lot 229
dating: circa 1800 provenance: Turkey, Wide, long, curved, double-edged damascus blade with central raiser, rust areas; double 'T'-shaped, massive, walrus ivory grip; wooden, leather-coated scabbard (seam missing) with iron mounts decorated with gold, floral and geometrical motifs. length 50.5 cm.
Lot 325
dating: 19th Century provenance: North Africa, Smooth-bore, three-stage, 14.5 mm cal. barrel, octagonal at the base, with gold-inlaid rinceaux and silver-inlaid Arabic stamp, then round in the central segment, and finally octagonal again at the nozzle, gold-inlaid with rinceaux as well, provided with fore-sight and sight and with rings at the girdles. Barrel's tang inlaid as well. Snaphance lock with remains of gilded drawings and silvered foils, engraved with leaves. Brown wood, full stock. Richly silver-inlaid with flower drawings. Iron trigger-guard, silver barrel bracket. Ivory butt-plate. Iron ramrod. length 151 cm.
Lot 395
dating: circa 1500 provenance: Ferrara, Wide, straight, double-edged blade with double fuller, triple at the base. Iron hilt with arc-quillons, inclined toward the blade. The blade inserted in the quillon. Bronze hilt with arc-pommel, engraved with floral motifs, sides with inscriptions and floral decorations, ivory, moulded grip scales, decorated with filigree, brass rivets. length 73 cm.
Lot 544
dating: last quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Tibet, Typical, triangular, iron ramrod with writings; partially gilded, silver grip decorated with several cabochon turquoises and corals. The pommel depicting three deities' faces, made of sculpted ivory, with a horse head on top and a finely engraved peacock at the base. length 25 cm.
Lot 600
dating: circa 1900 provenance: Malaysia, Antique, undulated, double-edged blade in pamor. Ganja partially covered with metallic foil. Copper color, metal mendak, decorated with filigree. Antique, ivory, chiselled grip. Wooden scabbard with three, silver bands, decorated with embossed rinceaux. length 34,5 cm.
Lot 729
dating: 1820-30 provenance: England, Curved, double-edged blade, ribbed in the center, engraved with branches at the forte, with royal, crowned monogram 'G IV', London manufacture signature at the base on one side. Bronze hilt with remains of gilding, quillon with langets, straight quillons, decorated with relieved rosette in the center. Grip with ivory grip scales (some veining). Central band and gilded studs. Curved pommel with a hole. Sword-knot in blue fabric with gilded tassel. Brass scabbard (slightly short) with two lugs. length 91,5 cm.
Lot 767
dating: First half of the 20th Century provenance: Italy, Fine, straight blade, engraved and gilded with Savoy eagle, coat-of-arms, anchor, sailing ship, trophy and floral motifs on a blue ground. Tang with manufacturer 'Clemens Jung Solingen'. Brass hilt, shell-guard with coat-of-arms featuring a carrot under the crown and among laurel branches. Loop-guard with a lion's head, pommel with a warrior's head. Grip with ivory grip scales. length 93 cm.
Lot 79
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Caucasia, Octagonal, 13 mm cal. barrel, with rear sight at the base, decorated with silver floral motifs, fore-sight; miquelet lock, no batterie, decorated in silver. Wooden, full stock with ivory decorations and silver barrel bracket bands. Parts missing. length 102 cm.
Lot 947
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Belgium, Octagonal, rifled, 9 mm cal. barrel, high rib with fore-sight. Six-shot cylinder with floral engravings, traces of antique finishing. Liege test-bed stamps. Mechanics in working order. Engraved frame, lateral extractor. Ivory grip scales. Ring for a strap. length 25,5 cm.
Lot 950
dating: about 1870 provenance: France, Octagonal, rifled, 7 mm cal. barrel, engraved with leaves on a grained background at the nozzle and base, with remains of signature 'FABRIQUE DE LEPAGE FRERES A LIEGE / MAISON PARIS 12 RUE D'ENGHIEN' and 'FINOT A AUTUN', escutcheon stamped at the base, provided with fore-sight. Smooth, six-shot cylinder, band engraved with grape branches on dashed background and Liege test-bed stamps. Frame engraved en suite and marked '...OMBLAIN & OURY BREVETE'. In working order, folding trigger, ivory grip scales. length 19.5 cm.
Lot 952
dating: about 1870 provenance: France, Octagonal, rifled, 5 mm cal. barrel, with fore-sight; six-shot cylinder, engraved en suite with the frame with floral and geometrical motifs, extractor and loading gate, folding trigger, ivory grip scales. In its leather case with metal frame, with two compartments, the revolver one lined with bordeaux velvet and silk. length 14 cm.
Lot 991
dating: Second half of the 18th Century provenance: France, Smooth-bore, two-stage, 14 mm cal. barrels, with remains of finishing, decorated in gold with a sun, trophies and floral motifs, moulded nozzle; engraved tangs; locks with round plates, signed 'SAINTONGE L'aine' and the other 'a Orleans'; full stocks, slightly embossed with floral motifs. Silver mounts, embossed with trophies and floral motifs, butt-plates with masks. Stamps. Ivory-tipped wooden ramrods. length 28.5 cm.
Lot 115
A ROYAL WORCESTER TWIN-HANDLED VASE, pattern no. 1535, having flared rim to neck, geometric handles, ivory ground with gilded and painted blossom decoration to body, raised upon a domed circular foot, bears puce printed factory marks to base, date co de 1892 with reg. no. 176647 and 1535, 30cm high
Lot 388
2 miniatures on ivory of Captain Albert Ball V.C.by artist Robert e groves with a boxed antique frame they measure approx 6.6cm by 5.3cm the other 5.8cm by 4.5cm Born 14 August 1896, Lenton, Nottingham.Served in the 7th Robin Hood Battalion, Sherwood Foresters, commissioned in October, 1914.Victoria Cross citationPrinted in the London Gazette on 8 June 1917“For most conspicuous and consistent bravery from the 25th April to 6th May 1917, during which period Captain Ball took part in twenty-six combats in the air and destroyed eleven hostile aeroplanes, drove down two out of control, and forced several others to land.In these combats Captain Ball, flying alone, on one occasion fought six hostile machines, twice he fought five and once four. When leading two other British machines he attacked an enemy formation of eight. On each of these occasions he brought down at least one enemy. Several times his aeroplane was badly damaged, once so seriously that but for the most delicate handling, his machine would have collapsed, as nearly all the control wires had been shot away. On returning with a damaged machine he had always to be restrained from immediately going up again.In all Captain Ball has destroyed forty-three German aeroplanes and one balloon, and has always displayed most exceptional courage, determination and skill.”Captain Ball is buried in Annoeullin Cemetery, France, where the local school is named after him.
Lot 1099
A Pair of Moorcroft Pottery Squat Candlesticks, painted in the coral 'Hibiscus' pattern against a green ground, impressed marks and paper label, 9cm high; A Moorcroft Coral 'Hibiscus' Vase, of pear shape, against an ivory ground, 15.5cm high; Three Various Moorcroft Small Dishes and Pin Trays. (6)
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