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Click here to subscribeA Turkish Yataghan sword, mid 19th Century The 57cm blade with white metal with white metal inlaid decoration of flowers and an Islamic inscription, with white metal applied decorative mount, ivory grips with white metal decorative mount, complete with a leather and white metal mounted scabbard. CONDITION REPORT: Blade fits all way into scabbard. Scabbard 57cm long, see images
A set of thirty-six Chinese Canton export ivory backgammon counters, Circa 1900 The circular counters, intricately carved in high relief with Manchu figures, amidst landscapes and pavilions, together with two tapered dice shakers similarly decorated with traditional scroll bands and comparable depictions of Manchu figures, comprising eighteen stained counters and eighteen natural counters, within original box, each counter 3.5cm diam. CONDITION REPORT: The set appears to be in very good condition with only four the stained counters and three of the ivory counters showing signs of scratching, wear or splits. Both beakers also appear to be in good condition. Obviously due to the age there will be signs of wear and tear, otherwise good condition
A Japanese ivory 'Vegetable' carving late Meiji Period (1868-1912) The finely carved okimono depicting a small barefoot boy wearing embroidered kimono, astride an oversized carrot, with leafy foliage, signed, 18cm long. (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Large age crack to the face approx 4cm in length, signature plaque missing, section broken away/missing to the tip of the vegetable, small losses to the edge of the leaves, extensive yellowing and discolouration visible throughout
A silver Arctic medal 1818-1855, designed by Leonard Charles Wyon, octagonal form, reverse cast with a three masted ship "For Arctic Discoveries", obverse depicting Queen Victoria to left, within beaded rims, star suspension with loop and ivory colour ribbon, unnamed,mint condition with slight tarnishing, in card box.
A Vic light cavalry officer’s mameluke hilted sword, slender curved, fullered blade, 32½”, by “James 6 Regent St London” (style of the firm 1832-68), etched with crowned VR cypher in scrolled panels, plain slender steel crossguard with langets, stud finials, solid ivory grip (cracked) with 2 steel studs and pierced for sword knot, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings; probably Indian army. GC (minor wear and pitting to scabbard). Plate 5
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