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Lot 564
A Remington New Model Army six-shot percussion revolver to the United States Navy, 7.5inch sighted octagonal barrel stamped BEALS PATENT SEPT. 14 1858 MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTON`S ILION. N.Y., serial no. 103368 (?) on the underside of the barrel, the underside of the grip strap stamped U.S.N, two-piece ivory grips, together with a pair of walnut grips stamped C.C., contained in a later oak case with accessories.
Lot 298
Newnes; Round London 1896, an Album of 284 Pictures with descriptions of each, from Photographs of the Chief Places of Interest In and Round London, incl. dockyard warehouse full of ivory tusks, brewery gaugers at work and all the great scenes, buildings and interiors of London, a great insight into London in the late 19c 11" h/b loose G-
Lot 996
A very fine quality pair of silver and ivory commemorative square and level stamped HARRODS London. Both are beautifully engraved. The square was presented to Alderman Sir Alfred Newton Bar`t and the level to Walter Spyer Esq. in the Laying of the Foundation Stones of the New Gresham College 24th July 1912. These pieces were obviously separated when presented to the recipients at the ceremony but have recently found their way back together after almost 100 years. Both have the London 1912 hallmark with the makers mark RB (Richard Burbidge, the renowned early 20c silversmith) F
Lot 96
A Victorian tortoiseshell and pewter strung tea caddy of waisted sarcophagus shape, the hinged cover with a rectangular panel painted behind glass with a cathedral in a landscape, opening to reveal a twin lidded compartment with ivory handles, gilt brass escutcheon on turned ivory feet, 15 cm wide x 10.5 cm high (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 97
A Victorian tortoiseshell and ivory sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, the hinged top with metal inset plaque opening to reveal a purple lined three division interior with two later wooden canister covers, flanking a bowl recess, lion mask ring handles to the sides on gilt metal hairy paw feet, 30 cm wide x 16.5 cm high (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 141
A 19th Century eight drawer white metal and ivory bound pocket telescope by "Davies Brothers, 33 New Bond Street, London, Opticians to HRH Prince Albert", initialled and dated 12 August 1841, the removable cover with inset compass, contained within original Morocco leather case with blue velvet lined interior with further exterior carrying holdall in tanned leather with strap (ILLUSTRATED)
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