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Lot 1635
Uniform "Scottish Archers, or Queens Bodyguards for Scotland," a very complete uniform consisting of green court tailed tunic jacket, with elaborate collar and cuffs decorated in gold and silver thread, of thistles etc., and with original engraved gilt small and large buttons and with original epaulettes, the matching trousers with gold stripe,and with a bicorn with gilt button and feathers; together with red tartan kilt, and green tartan sash, and green velvet Balmoral hat with plated badge "Bydand," a black Glengarry bonnet, and two sporran's with silver plated mounts, the entire contained in military tin trunk, with brass plaque, engraved with name of owner "Col. F. Mackenzie Frazer, Scottish Archers." As a lot. (1)
Lot 982
A late 19th Century Staffordshire Figure, "An Irish Colleen with Irish Wolfhound," 34cms (13 1/2") high; a similar ditto "A Scottish Lady & Gent," he in a kilt and lady holding bagpipes, 36cms (14") high; and a Staffordshire Figure of "English Lady & Gentleman," approx. 31.5cms (12 1/2") high, as a lot. (3)
Lot 282
A SIGNIFICANT AND UNIQUE GROUP OF SIX MEDALS, to a soldier who served in the 2st Battalion, North Staffordshire Regiment, in the Sudan Campaign and later in WWI, the group consists of Queens Sudan Medal, named 4014 Private H.Angrave, 1/N Staffordshire Regiment, British War and Victory medals named 4014 W.O. Class two, H.E.Angrave, North Staffordshire Regiment, Edward VII Army long service medal, named 4014, Sergeant H.E.Angrave, North Staffordshire Regiment, Khedives Sudan medal, with 'Hafir' Bar, named to No 4014 Private H.Angrave 1.North Staffordshire Regiment (large capital impressed) and Edward VI Meritorious Service medal, named W.O. Class two, H.E.Angrave, North Staffordshire Regiment, 'the first five medals are on a period wearing bar, all with period ribbons etc'. Hugo E Angrave served with the 2st Battalion who were based in Ireland, but moved to England in 1883, they then moved to the West Indies and on to Natal South Africa in 1887, the Battalion moved to Mauritius 1890, Malta 1893, and Egypt in 1895, the Battalion undertook operations under Lord Kitchener,after moving from Wadi Halfa to avoid a cholera outbreak, in the September they were involved in the battle against the 'Dervish Army' at 'Hafir', which ultimately ended the campaign, the 1st Battalion were the only British Line Regiment to be awarded the 'Hafir' bar M.I.C confirms the WWI pair only, also, with the group is a nice North Staffordshire Pacing stick, metal topped with Regiment crest, etc, four solid silver small spoons named on the cartouche, named Sergeant Angrave, a nice sepia photo on card of a soldier in Scottish Victorian Untiform, kilt etc, two S Stafford WWI era Collar dogs and a small button
Lot 5
A SELECTION OF ITEMS, to include two gold plated cameo panels one depicting a lady in profile within a rope twist surround, the other depicting a figure in a kilt, an oval floral carved bone panel, a carnelian swivel fob pendant, a gold plated circular locket set with circular cut colourless stones assessed as paste, a chain, small spoon etc (condition Please Note - some items show signs of damage)
Lot 580
* ALEXANDER GOUDIE RP RGI (SCOTTISH 1933 - 2004), THE PORTRAIT OF JOHN STEPHENS ORR (PORTRAIT OF A PORTRAITIST) oil on linen, signed 112cm x 112cm Framed. Labels verso: James Bourlet & Sons Ltd, 17-18 Nassau Street; London together with handwritten artist label inscribed with title, artist's name and address. Note: John Stephens Orr (1907 - 1990) was a famous Glasgow photographer with an interest in people and motor cars. Practicing between 1930 and 1970 in Glasgow's Langside and later at No. 4 Somerset Place, Charing Cross, he became known for his portraits of society figures in magazines such as Scottish Field . His usual subjects were judges, high profile lawyers, the aristocracy and controversial music hall characters. Orr also photographed some internationally famous celebrities and captains of industry, all visitors to Glasgow. Orr wore a distinctive kilt and photographed in a portrait style similar to Yousuf Karsh. "He recorded the last glimmers of a confident Scottish society in flamboyant style" His later life was spent with his wife, Jenny, on the Scottish Clyde coast island of Cumbrae. His many subjects included Paul Robeson — Singer and black activist, Dame Marie Rambert — Founder of Ballet Rambert, Marc Chagall — Painter, Clare Bloom - Actress, Richard Burton — Actor, Stanley Baxter — Comedian, Jacques Tati — Film maker, Paul Tortelier — Cellist, David Brown - Aston Martin cars, William Lyons - Jaguar, Austin cars, Walter Owen Bentley - Rolls Royce/Bentley cars and no doubt, Alexander Goudie - Artist.
Lot 137
Robert Allison- a Scottish silver and moss agate kilt/plaid brooches, circular form with a cabochon moss agate set to the centre with an embossed Celtic border, diameter approx. 50mm, probably Glasgow Circa 1952, total gross weight approx. 23gms Condition report: Good- stone intact, minor wear & tear only
Lot 160
Scottish Tartan Kilt and Tartan Trews tartan pleated kilt. The top secured by two leather straps and chrome plated buckles. Inner label ‚'Made In Scotland Kilt Maker‚'. Clean condition ... Pair of tartan trews. Inner maker‚' label ‚'W Jardine & Sons Ltd‚'. Clean condition. 2 items.
Lot 67
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FIGURE OF AMUN EGYPT, LATE PERIOD, 664 - 332 B.C. cast bronze, the god depicted striding forward on his left leg, wearing a false beard, conical headdress and pleated kilt, his right arm held by his side, his left raised, once gripping a sceptre(22cm tall)Footnote: Provenance: Private collection, Paris, acquired at Hôtel Drouot in the late 1960's - early 1970s. Accompanied with French cultural property passport.
Lot 1374
KIT BUILT RAILWAY ITEMS - O GAUGE including a kit built coach (in a Slater's Coach Kit box), and various kilt built wagons (LMS, GWR etc) including 4 in Parkside Dundas boxes. Also with a kit built GWR 4822 locomotive, and various accessories including figures, wheels and parts, landscape items, and various track.
Lot 560
A jewellery box and contents to include a Ruskin high-fired pottery brooch, a Victorian seed pearl and ruby bracelet (af), carved cameo brooches, a 9ct gold cameo ring, silver vesta case, polished agate ring, brooches, kilt pins, earrings, yellow metal bar brooch with a claw-set lapis cabochon, silver necklaces and bangle, etc.
Lot 29
26th Dynasty, 664-525 BC. A substantial bronze figure of the ram-headed god Khnum advancing, wearing a pleated kilt, with an Atef crown with horizontal ram's horns surmounted by rearing ureai crowned with sun discs, a flail in his raised right hand, feet absent; mounted on a custom-made stand. Cf. Thomas, A.P., Egyptian Gods and Myths,Aylesbury, 1986, plate 12. 1.1 kg total, 28cm including stand (11"). Property of a central London gentleman; formerly in the collection of Major J. Findley [1915-1990], Scotland, acquired in the 1950s-1960s; thence by descent; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no.163506-10055. The god Khnum (or Khnemu) the 'Moulder' was one of the earliest gods of Egypt, worshipped especially at Philae and Elephantine, both in Nubia. He was thought to have made mankind of out of clay on a potter's wheel. It was Khnum who helped Isis to gather the severed fragments of the body of the god Osiris and re-made them. He was considered the father of the gods, along with Amun-Ra and Ptah. Very fine condition. ( A video of this lot can be viewed on Timeline Auctions website.)
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