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Lot 527
A Japanese Shibayama table screenMeiji period, inlaid with ivory and mother of pearl on a lacquered body with white metal bamboo edge, bears signature to base, raised on later wooden stand, height 32.5cmCONDITION REPORTSee Images, lots of inlay missing. Bottom edges cut to fit in later stand.
Lot 626
An Art Deco hallmarked silver four piece tea serviceEach having planished decoration to body, the teapot and water pot with ivory handles or terminals, height of largest piece 18cm, made by Robert Edgar Stone, London 1936, approximate weight 50ozCONDITION REPORTSugar basin and jug with dents around top, small crack to handle of hot water jug. Hallmarks all the same, Teapot 23.5cm wide. Water pot 18cm high. Handles appear intact. Dents to sugar basin & jug.
Lot 100
A GEORGIAN PRESENTATION OFFICER'S MAMELUKE OF WATERLOO INTEREST, 82.5cm broad clipped back curved blade decorated with scrolling foliage, stands of arms, crowned Royal arms and crowned GR cypher, all highlighted in gilt, characteristic gilt hilt, the cross guard chiselled with acanthus scrolls, the back strap with laurel leaves and berries, two-piece riveted ivory gripped, some repairs, contained in its gilt mounted plated scabbard, engraved Presented to Major Brabasin Disney 23rd Light Dragoons. Brabazon (Brabasin) Disney was appointed Coronet 19th September 1811 and as a Lt-Colonel on the 31st of August 1830. Brabazon fought with the 11th Light Dragoons during the Peninsula 1811-13, El-Bodon, Salamanca and Burgos and with the 23rd Light Dragoons at Quatre Bras and Waterloo where he was wounded. The misspelling of the Brabazon/Brabasin name features in period documents including Battle of Waterloo by Lieut-General Scott in 1815 and Christopher Kelly Esquire in 1818. Sold with a comprehensive selection of copied paperwork to include a frank and detailed account of the battle at Waterloo detailed in a letter to his father.
Lot 111
A LATE 18TH CENTURY LIGHT DRAGOON OFFICER'S SWORD WITH RARE FOLDING ATTACK HILT, 80cm curved blade etched with scrolling foliage and stands of arms, retains traces of gilt decoration, the steel hilt with D-shaped knuckle guard with two subsidiary guards folding out to form an attack hilt, retained by a spring clip, faceted back strap, pommel and tang button, chequered ivory grip. Typically associated with the 15th Light Dragoons, see page 64 of Swords of the British Army by Robson, tip rounded.
Lot 118
A GEORGIAN NAVAL DIRK BY SALTER, 34cm fullered blade with stepped and double edged tip, copper gilt mounted hilt with oval guard decorated with a Greek key motif to the borders and an acanthus infill to the upper side of the guard, angular ivory grip with reeded extremities and chequered sides, contained in its copper scabbard with maker's panel for SALTER Sword Cutler to HRH The Duke of Sussex, 35 Strand LONDON, further engraved with the motto BE FIRM over and anchor and the owner's initials WF.
Lot 126
A GEORGIAN MIDSHIPMAN'S DIRK, 20.25cm flattened diamond section blade etched with scrolling foliage and laurel wreaths, the copper gilt hilt with shaped rectangular guard engraved with flower heads, lion's head pommel, ribbed ivory grip, contained in its engraved copper gilt scabbard marked to Salter.
Lot 136
AN 1831 PATTERN VICTORIAN GENERAL OFFICER'S MAMELUKE, 72.5cm slightly curved clipped back blade etched with a maker's panel for CORPE & CO 15 KING STREET ST JAMES'S LONDON, scrolling foliage, laurel wreaths, crossed sword and batons, and crowned VR cyphers, regulation copper gilt hilt, two-piece riveted ivory grips, contained in brass scabbard complete with knot.
Lot 139
AN INDIAN ARMY OFFICER'S SWORD TO THE SCINDE IRREGULAR HORSE, 89cm slightly curved blade by Wilkinson, pre-serial number, etched with maker's panel, scrolling foliage and crowned VR cyphers, sharpened for use, characteristic steel hilt pierced with scrolling foliage, wire bound ribbed ivory grip, no scabbard. For a detailed discussion on the links between this hilt form, John Jacob CB and the Scinde Irregular Horse see pages 152, 153 and 154 of The British Cavalry Sword 1788-1912 by Richard Dellar.
Lot 186
A GOOD QUALITY LATE VICTORIAN BOWIE KNIFE BY ELLIN, 24cm clean clipped back blade etched MY COUNTRY AND HONOUR, stamped with the manufacturer's details at the forte, characteristic white metal hilted with reeded tapering ivory grip, contained in its leather scabbard. Thomas Ellin & Co. 1850-1920.
Lot 190
THREE 19TH CENTURY DAGGERS, 13.5cm flattened diamond section blade, steel hilt with carved marine ivory handle, contained in its white metal mounted leather scabbard, together with another similar, Italian, with diamond section blade, turned ivory grip and white metal scabbard and a further example, Sheffield, with ivory grip and no scabbard. (3)
Lot 191
A 19TH CENTURY LOCKWOOD BROTHER'S BOWIE KNIFE, 16cm flattened diamond section blade stamped with the manufacturer's details at the forte, foliate decorated white metal mounted hilt with shaped ivory grip, together with another similar by Rodgers and a third, also by Rodgers but worn and in a later scabbard. (3)
Lot 232
AN IMPERIAL GERMAN HUNTING HANGER, 65cm clean blade etched with a Royal cypher and crowned lion crest and with a stand of arms at the forte to one side and rearing stag on the other, further marked P. Knecht Solingen, characteristic brass cutlass-form hilt with two-piece ivory grip, contained in its brass mounted leather scabbard with companion knife.
Lot 24
A GOOD LATE 18TH OR 19TH CENTURY INDIAN KARD, 24.75cm Western style Bowie blade composed of Kirk Narduban damascus, chased and shaped back edge, the upper edge of the forte pierced with two channels containing fifteen gilt steel balls or Tears of the Wounded, characteristic hilt with scrolling foliate gold koftgari, two-piece riveted ivory grips with short-ears, contained in its purple velvet wrapped wooden scabbard, the throat with scrolling bullion wire decoration. Some patination.
Lot 26
A LATE 18TH CENTURY INDIAN KARD, 23cm blade with single short fuller to the left side, punched dot decoration diamond pattern, the forte decorated with panels of flower heads in a geometric design in gold, characteristic hilt decorated to match, two-piece riveted ivory grips, contained in its cloth wrapped wooden scabbard. Possibly a Wootz damascus blade.
Lot 298
A SIX-SHOT PERCUSSION BAR-HAMMER PEPPERBOX REVOLVER BY ALLEN & THURBER, 3.5inch fluted barrels stamped PATENTED 1837, CAST STEEL and ALLEN & THURBER WORCESTER, border and scroll engraved rounded action, the hammer stamped ALLEN'S PATENT, two-piece ivory grips decorated with scrolls about the top.
Lot 304
A CASED SMALL BORE PERCUSSION POCKET PISTOL BY ALLEN, 2inch two-stage turn-off barrel, scroll engraved rounded action with bar hammer, stamped ALLEN'S PATENT 1845, two-piece ivory grips, contained in its red felt lined mahogany case, complete with commensurate accessories, the inside of the lid with retailer's label for A.J. PLATE SAN FRANCISCO. Hinges loose and chip to corner of case.
Lot 424
A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY WALKING CANE, the ivory handle simply carved, yellow metal pierced collar, malacca haft, metal ferrule, 84cm long over all, together with a Japanese bamboo walking cane carved in relief with a lady, monkeys and a serpent, signed, metal ferrule, 89cm long, and an Indian bone and horn sectional walking stick, 86.5cm long. (3)
Lot 425
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY WALKING CANE, the whale's tooth handle with silver mounts hallmarked London 1915 (maker's mark rubbed and illegible), malacca haft, metal ferrule, 88.5cm long over all, together with a further early 20th Century walking cane, the ivory handle carved in naturalistic manner, malacca haft, metal ferrule, 76.5cm long over all. (2)
Lot 426
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY WALKING CANE, the ivory handle naturalistically carved, above silver collar hallmarked London 1931 and with maker's mark MJ&Co, briar haft, metal ferrule, 85cm long over all, another similar, the very worn silver collar hallmarked London 1889 and with maker's mark TD, further presentation inscription almost illegible, malacca haft, modern ferrule, 78cm long over all, and another (a/f). (3)
Lot 440
A LATE 19TH CENTURY WALKING CANE, the ivory handle carved as the head of an Ancient Egyptian, above silver collar hallmarked Birmingham 1890 and with maker's mark for G. Loveridge & Co., also engraved with the crest of Oldham (Manchester) and the motto HAUD FACILE CAPTU below the battle honour for Egypt, and named to MAJOR J.J. MIDGLEY 5TH V.B. MANCHR REGT FWT, ebonised haft, metal ferrule, 89cm long over all.
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