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Lot 231
An ivory rosary bead,19th century, carved in the form of a half skull/half face,2.2cm high,a Japanese carved wooden netsuke,late 19th century, carved in the form of a terrapin with two young on its back, signed,4cm long, anda wild boar part upper jaw,19th century, worked as a netsuke,7cm long (3)
Lot 159
A good Georgian blued and gilt 1796 Pattern Cavalry Officer's sabre, 83.5cm curved blade by OSBORN, decorated with laurel wreaths, Royal Arms, maker's panel, crowned GR cypher, a figure of Britannia and owner's initials JM, all highlighted in gilt on a blued ground, regulation gilt stirrup hilt, wire bound ivory grip, contained in its gilt mounted leather scabbard, the upper mount with engraved maker's panel. The blade retains all of its original bright blued and gilt finish and polish, some staining to the tip. REPAIR TO STIRRUP GUARD ADJOINING POMMEL.
Lot 160
An Irish Yeomanry Cavalry Officer's blued and gilt sword, 76.5cm blade decorated with stands of arms, Royal Arms, crowned GR cypher, WARRANTED and a figure of a soldier, gilt stirrup hilt with lion's head pommel, chequered ivory grip, contained in its gilt mounted leather scabbard, the upper mount with maker's panel for Dublin, lower mount lacking. Blade patinated and with edge nicks. An old label, dated 1915 states that the sword was the property of Robert Armstrong who served in the Irish Yeomanry at the time of the Rebellion in 1798.
Lot 173
A Georgian Naval Officer's dirk by Salter, 31.5cm sharply curved blued and gilt blade, faded, decorated with scrolling foliage and stands of arms, gilt hilt, rubbed, with recurved crossguard, laurel leaf back strap and chequered ivory grip, contained in its copper gilt scabbard engraved with a maker's panel.
Lot 174
A Georgian Naval Officer's dirk by Dudley, 50cm flattened diamond section blade, recurved guard with acorn terminals, turned ivory grip, foliate chased castellated copper gilt pommel, contained in its copper mounted black leather scabbard, the upper mount with maker's panel for Dudley of Portsmouth.
Lot 203
An Imperial German Naval Officer's sword, 76.5cm curved blade etched with scrolling foliage, crowned fouled anchors and naval ships, maker's stamp for Carl Eickhorn at the forte, regulation brass hilt with folding guards, the first with Imperial motifs, the inner engraved with owner's name, Kurth, bold lion's head pommel with green and red brilliant eyes, wire bound ivory grip, wire loose, contained in its engraved brass mounted leather scabbard, together with an Imperial German period Forestry or Hunting Dirk, complete with scabbard. Dirk, lacking two acorns from grip and scabbard leather parting. (2)
Lot 204
A late 19th Century Dutch Model 1882 Naval Officer's sword, 83cm curved pipe backed blade with spear point, etched with scrolling foliage, sailing ships and crowned fouled anchors and manufacturer's name YZERHOUWER, regulation foliate pierced brass hilt with lion's head pommel and wire bound ribbed ivory grip, complete with knot, contained in its brass and plated mounted black leather scabbard.
Lot 251
A fine and large 19th Century Kindjal, 41.5cm fullered blade etched to either side with scrolling foliage surrounding panels of calligraphy, sectional marine ivory hilt of characteristic form, contained in its steel mounted velvet wrapped wooden scabbard, the mounts decorated with panels of scrolling foliage in the Eastern manner.
Lot 252
A late 19th Century Imperial Russian Kindjal, 33cm flattened diamond section blade with offset fuller, niello mounted marine ivory hilt decorated with scrolling foliage and highlighted in gilt, contained in its niello mounted black leather wrapped wooden scabbard, the mounts set with marine ivory panels.
Lot 258
A 19th Century ivory mounted snaphaunce Kabyle of the Tetuan tribe, 29.25inch barrel secured by ten white metal barrel bands, nine of which are embossed with scrolling foliage and geometric borders, plain lock, full stock with ivory and bone inlays with geometric and circle and dot decoration.Please note that this lot will not be allowed to be imported in to the USA.
Lot 403
A Georgian Naval Officer's dirk by Charlton, 42cm sharply curved blade decorated with scrolling foliage, a stand of arms and a crowned GR cypher, highlighted in gilt on a blued ground, rubbed and patinated, copper gilt hilt with recurved guard, part lacking, lion's mask pommel, ribbed ivory grip, chain guard lacking, contained in its copper gilt mounted black leather scabbard, the upper mount foliate pierced and with maker's panel.
Lot 404
An 1803 Pattern Infantry Officer's sword, 76.cm curved blade decorated with a figure of Britannia, crowned GR cypher and Royal arms, patinated, copper gilt hilt, front part of guard lacking, bold lion's head pommel, chequered ivory grip, contained in its copper gilt mounted tooled leather scabbard, chape lacking. By family tradition this sword was "acquired" by the Irish Highwayman Captain James Freney, although this sword does post-date him, and it is more likely that this tradition applies to the following lot, lot 405.
Lot 416
A Japanese clay bottle stopper in the form of a crab with articulated eyes, signed, 9cm wide, together with a Chinese silver backed hairbrush by Kwan Wo, a 19th Century carved ivory tusk section carved over all with figures working, 10cm high (a/f), a 19th Century carved ivory needle case, a similar pipe stem, a 19th Century engraved bone opium pipe, turned to simulate bamboo.
Lot 422
A late 18th Century miniature watercolour portrait on ivory, depicting "a favourite officer of Lord Nelson", in dark coat and white cravat, 6.5 x 5cm oval. (Handwritten provenance that this is "a favourite officer of Lord Nelson who gave him a miniature of himself which a cousin sold to Messrs Brown, Grafton Street, Dublin.)Please note that this lot will not be allowed to be imported in to the USA.
Lot 438
A set of twelve ivory handled silver fish knives, London 1912 by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd, together with a matching set of twelve ivory handled silver fish forks, Sheffield 1921 by Allen and Darwin, also with twelve bright cut silver teaspoons, mixed makers and dates, twelve fiddle pattern teaspoons, mixed makers and dates, and a miscellaneous quantity of silver flatware, 30ozt (not including the ivory handled set).Please note that this lot will not be allowed to be imported in to the USA.
Lot 70
A late 19th Century cased Obsolete Calibre .320 centre fire presentation quality revolver of Webley Prize type, 2.75inch sighted barrel bearing a French name, border and scroll engraved cylinder and frame, the whole with gilt wash finish, two-piece ivory grips, contained in its blue baize lined mahogany case, complete with ivory handled turnscrew, oil bottle and cleaning rod.
Lot 76
A cased Gustave Young engraved .31 Cal 5inch American Colt Pocket percussion revolver with ivory grips, 5inch sighted octagonal barrel engraved about the breech and stamped ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW-YORK CITY, serial no. 49222, cylinder with stage coach scene, scroll engraved frame, hammer and rammer, the hammer also with traces of a wolf's head and the frame stamped COLTS PATENT and also featuring a wolf's head to the left side, trigger guard and back strap retaining traces of plated finish to the trigger guard, border and scroll engraved back strap, ivory grips, contained in a mahogany case complete with blued combination nipple key and turn screw, embossed brass Hawksley flask, bullet mould marked COLT'S PATENT and a packet of six combustible envelope cartridges. Please note that this lot will not be allowed to be imported in to the USA.
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