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Dressing table jars, a brass letter rack, a stag door knocker, a photograph frame, etc.

A collection of silver, plate and metal ware, to include a pair of silver mounted cut glass dressing table pots, a larger example, a silver and mother of pearl handled fruit knife and fork, a silver watch case, brass lion's head door knocker, etc (1 tray)

A good selection of Robert Burns memorabilia including whiskey miniatures & door knocker etc. COLLECT ONLY.

A reproduction cast metal 10 Downing Street knocker in the form of a lion

A Collection of Curios to Include Vintage Grater, Tins, Woodblock Plane, Bentley Oil Bag, Novelty and Risque Playing Cards, Flat Iron, Door Knocker etc

A box of metalwares. Including ornate brass push plates, small metal wood plane, lion mask door knocker, handles, etc.

VINTAGE SHOE HORN, DOOR KNOCKER AND PROPELLING PENCIL

A Victorian cast iron door knocker, modelled as a hand clutching a ball, length 13cm, together with an early 20th century painted metal novelty paper clip, cast as the head of a Native American chief, length 11.5cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A pair of Victorian brass door plates by W. Tonks & Son, each relief cast with a semi-nude harpist within a floral border, length 30.5cm, together with a similar pair, cast in relief with a symmetrical foliate pattern, length 31cm, and a later brass door knocker, cast and titled 'Royal Pavilion Brighton', length 12cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A brass lion mask door knocker; a pair of small brass trivets; an 18th/19th century boxwood glove powder pot

An antique brass door knocker together with one further door knocker

Brass squirrel door knocker

A post knocker

An A Kenrick and Sons cast iron letter box/knocker. 24 cm high.

A flexible pipe for a Land Rover, possibly air con, brass door knocker with lion head, two drills, two beacons, etc.

A large quantity of assorted corkscrews to include a Lund Patent two part lever corkscrew, marked to screw and frame, 20.5cm long; and a steel corking device, of folding twin handled form, marked faintly MS, 15.5cm long; a large novelty 'Key' corkscrew, steel and brass, 15.3cm long overall; three reference books, corkscrews mostly 20th century including a patent turned brass folding screw, with cheese or apple scoop to one end, 18cm long; novelty animal handles, three piece Danish teak mounted set; Williamson American horn handled screw, door knocker; a 19th century 6 tool combination folding bow, unmarked, 7cm long; a folding bow, with decorated bow, unmarked, 7cm long; a combination 4 tool roundlet, 8.5cm long; a 19th century James Heeley & Sons A1 Double lever, 17cm long; two French 'Perfect' lever corkscrews, 14cm wide (quantity) Condition Report: All showing signs of heavy use- losses to surface decoration, rust and dirt build up and showing signs of not having been used or maintained- some damages and losses Gilding to Lund looks to have been refreshed- now worn- Key corkscrew worm end broken Books sold subject to no return- fairly heavy use from reference and reading please consult extra images for condition Condition Report Disclaimer

A reproduction cast metal 10 Downing Street knocker in the form of a lion

A cast brass lions head door knocker, length 15cm.

A substantial brass door knocker, 20th century, cast as a lion mask, diameter 21cm.Condition report: The knocker currently detached.

A brass door knocker, 20th century, cast as a lion mask, maximum height 23cm.

A BRONZE 'LUDUAN' DOOR KNOCKER, MING DYNASTYChina, 1368-1644. Boldly cast with a central luduan head with a fierce expression marked by large bulging eyes, a broad nose, bared teeth, and a single horn, framed by a full set of curly mane, the mouth suspending a movable ring handle, all on a foliate base with six lozenge-shaped apertures for securing to a door.Provenance: Estate of Dr. Otto Schwend, acquired between 1923 and 1925 in Dongguan, Guangdong Province, China and thence by descent in the same family. Dr. Otto Schwend (1892-1951), a German physician who lived in East Asia for fifteen years, first in Dongguan between 1923 and 1926, and subsequently in Bangkok, Thailand between 1926 and 1938. After serving as a military surgeon in World War I, he worked at a missionary hospital in Dongguan from 1923 and moved to Thailand three years later to open a private practice in Bangkok. As a successful doctor fluent in Chinese, he became an important figure in Bangkok, even treating members of the royal family. During his time in East Asia, Schwend built a substantial collection of Chinese and Thai art, which he brought back to Germany and has remained in the possession of his family for over 80 years. Condition: Very good condition with old wear, traces of use, minor casting irregularities, minuscule nicks and dents, and light scratches. Fine, naturally grown, matte patina with malachite green encrustation here and there.Weight: 3,061 gDimensions: Diameter 24.6 cmLuduan are mythical and auspicious creatures with strong lion bodies, a single horn and the paws of a bear. They are believed to have the ability to traverse vast distances and master all languages, as well as foretell the future, giving life to the good and killing evil. According to legend, they were originally known as 'jiaoduan', and their name changed to 'luduan' because the character for 'lu' matched their appearance better. Known as guardians of enlightened rulers, luduan were said to appear in areas where a wise and virtuous leader was present.Auction result comparison: Compare a related bronze door knocker, 44 cm high, dated circa 17th century, at Christie's Paris in Art d'Asie on 10 December 2020, lot 167, sold for EUR 27,500. 明代甪端銅輔首中國，1368-1644年。圓形片狀。主紋為甪端紋，甪端睜目蹙眉，如意形鼻子，獨角，口含銅環，面目兇惡猙獰，鬃毛飛揚。六邊菱形孔葉狀底座，用於固定到門上。來源：Dr. Otto Schwend收藏，1923 至1925年間購於中國廣東東莞，保存在同一家族至今。Dr. Otto Schwend (1892-1951) 是一位德國醫生，在東亞生活了 15 年。1923 年至 1926 年間，他先是在東莞，隨後 1926 年至 1938 年在泰國曼谷生活。在第一次世界大戰中擔任軍醫後，1923 年起他在東莞的一家教會醫院工作 。三年後移居泰國，在曼谷開設了一家私人診所。 作為一名能說一口流利中文的成功醫生，他成為曼谷的重要人物，甚至為皇室成員提供治療。在東亞期間，Schwend收藏了大量的中國和泰國藝術品，並將其帶回德國，並一直由他的家人收藏超過 80 年。 品相：狀況極好，磨損、使用痕跡、輕微的鑄造瑕疵、微小的刻痕和凹痕以及輕微的劃痕。 自然細膩的包漿，多處可見綠色結殼。 重量：3,061 克 尺寸：直徑 24.6 厘米 拍賣結果比較：比較一件相近的約十七世紀銅輔首，高44 厘米，見巴黎佳士得 Art d'Asie 2020年12月10日 lot 167, 售價EUR 27,500。

Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, Co DURHAM, Bishop Auckland, Bishop Auckland & District Motor Club, uniface brass, 26mm, Bishop Auckland Conservative Club, brass, 24mm (G p.5), B[ishop] A[uckland] W[orkingmen’s] C[lub] Ltd, brass Threepence and Threehalfpence, 26 and 27mm (G p.4), Bowman & Co, brass Quarter-Pound, 22mm (G p.5), Cockton Hill Workmens’ Club, brass Threepences (2), both 26mm (G p.5), Dakers and Emmerson, octagonal brass, 24mm (G p.5), Eldon Lane & District Working Men’s Club & Institute, brass Threepence, Penny and Halfpenny, all 26mm (cf. Gardiner Sale, lot 703); Darlington, The North of England School Furnishing Co Ltd, brass, 32mm (G p.16); Durham, Knocker, brass (2, different), both 24mm (G p.17); Sunderland, Blackett & Son, fibre Penny, 29mm (G p.43), Ferry, brass, 23mm (G p.48), Hill & Co, brass (3 different), all 33mm (cf. G. p.44); LANCASHIRE, New Hey [Rochdale], Liberal Club, brass Threepences (2), Twopences (2, different sizes and metals), Penny, 17-23mm (cf. DNW T20, 558) [24]. Fine to very fine, some scarce £90-£120

Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, SOMERSET, Bath, County Wine Vaults, Henry Lavington, brass, 31mm (SPHT 32a), Folly, William Hulbert, copper, 22mm (SPHT 44), Green Park Tavern, James Fry, brass Threehalfpence, 23mm (SPHT 57), Marlborough Tavern, brass, 18mm (SPHT 78), Park Tavern, Stephen Mortimer, brass Threehalfpence, 24mm (SPHT 94f), Retreat, Joseph Markey, brass Threehalfpence, 24mm (SPHT 105), Rising Sun, William Harris, brass Threehalfpence, 25mm (SPHT 107a); Monkton Combe, Brass Knocker Inn, brass, 22mm (SPHT 230), Viaduct Inn, copper, 22mm (SPHT 231); Twerton, Belvoir Castle, Herbert Thomas, brass Threehalfpence, 24mm (SPHT 289a) [10]. Generally about very fine, some better £80-£100

Two Mid 20th Century Brass Items, Aberdeen Terrier Door Knocker and Pekingese Fireside Ornaments

A collection of metal and brassware, including two horseshoes, a fox head door knocker, miniature toby jugs, a chicken doorstop and more

Mixed Lot of mainly Metalware including Fishing Reel, Brass Door Knocker, Chinese Brass Tray, etc

An iron letter box with knocker, KLᴰW 1902 to reverse

A reproduction cast metal 10 Downing Street knocker in the form of a lion

A brass door knocker in the form of a horse shoe and horse's head, 11.5cmL

A cast iron cat and dog door knocker, 14.5cmL

A brass helmet shaped coal scuttle together with an Oriental bronze twin handled vase and stand, brass door knocker, other brass wares, electroplated tea pot, other electroplated wares, Welsh hat, model cars etc

A heavy brass lion mask door knocker, 25cm diameter

Heavy brass door knocker with fixing bolts. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

Ironmongery including large door hinges, door knocker and locks etc

A door knocker in the form of a bird

A Bailey pump; a paraffin stove; an ornate door knocker; a trivet; flat iron; blow torches; a vintage metal storage etc.

A lion's head brass door knocker

CHRISTOPHER DRESSER FOR KENRICK & Co: cast iron hinged door knocker, 21cms highComments rusty, remains of old paint

Lot to include a vintage door knocker in the form of a fox, silver cased pocket watch (A/F), vintage lighter and other.

A heavy brass door knocker and other brass items, door knocker H. 17cm.

Indian Mutiny 1857-59, no clasp (Lieut. J. D. Vallance, 40th. Madras N.I.) good very fine £400-£500 --- Provenance: George McIlroy Collection. John Dunscomb Vallance was born at Woolborough, Devon, on 3 September 1833 and was commissioned Ensign in the 40th Madras Native Infantry on 12 December 1849. He was promoted Lieutenant on 30 November 1855, and served during the Great Sepoy Mutiny with the 40th Native Infantry in the district of Jumblepore from the end of 1857 to March 1858. ‘During this period he was present with the force which stormed and opened the Pass of Jurgotty and was also in all subsequent operations undertaken against the Jumblepore rebels by the late Major Bates. Subsequently commanded a detachment of 40th Regiment against insurgents in the Barra Basahar Hills, in March 1858 was present with a detachment of Jumhlepore Sebundy Levy in an attack on a rebel stronghold in the Zemindary of Jhoberra. From April 1858 to July following commanded a detachment consisting of details from the Shekawati Battalion and Sebundy Levy stationed for the protection of the Chandepore Frontier. During that period was constantly employed in the successful attacks on the rebel strongholds, subsequently during the same and next year was frequently employed in operations against the rebels. In December 1859 commanded a strong detachment of the late Sebundy Levy against a large number of rebels and mutineers under Rajah Soonder Rai at Hullunder. At the later end of 1859 proceeded in command of the Sebundy Levy against insurgents in the Zemindary of Kiereah.’ (Indian Mutiny Medal Roll, Jumblepore Sebundy Levy, refers). Freedom Movement in Sambalpur, by C. Mishra, gives a further account of the recipient, both during the Mutiny, and in the years that immediately followed: ‘The second phase of Surendra Sai’s war against the British began in 1857 when the great explosion occurred and it convulsed the whole country. The Raja of Bamra was suspected and was reminded of the fate of the Raja of Angul who was imprisoned and his estate confiscated for his rebellious conduct. Accordingly, Captain Woodbridge, Lieutenant Vallance and Captain Sweeny were sent to Sambalpur to meet the situation. Major Wyndham opened the Dak road to Midnapore through the territory of the Raja of Bamrah. Captain Knocker and Lieutenant Vallance hunted down the rebels in all directions. All these measures being taken for the security of the district three central posts for regular troops and eleven subordinate outposts for the men of the Ramgarh Battalion and the newly raised Sebundies were established. Accordingly on the night of 6 November 1860, Lieutenant C. B. Smith, Assistant Commissioner, with a party of armed Beldars from Raipur and Lieutenant Vallance in command of a detachment of Samhalpur Sebundy Levy numbering in all two hundred and twenty men, proceeded to Manikgarh EiIt. After detaching a party to hold in check and cut off the retreat of the rebels by Sundara Pass, Lieutenants Smith and Vallance made directly for Tirsola, a village on the Jonk River having a stone breast work thrown across its road by the rebels. They however did not stand to defend it and followed a policy of retreat. In their hurried flight they left several herd of cattle which were captured by Lieutenants Smith and Vallance. Subsequently, the rebels about 150 in number took position in a valley near Manikgarh. It was protected in the front by two breast works of “considerable strength”. It was so constructed as not easily to be turned from either flank. On 9 November 1860 Lieutenants Smith and Vallance divided their force into three parties; one to protect their camp, one sent in advance to watch the breast work from the front and the third to attack the rebels under Lieutenants Smith and Vallance. The party ascended the high and precipitous Hill of Manikgarh and attacked the rebels from the rear. The rebels gave a dogged defence but could not withstand for a longer time. They fled to Junagarh Ghat. Three of the villages built by the rebels behind their defences were set on fire and destroyed and some more cattle were captured. In order to implement the decision regarding the precautionary measures to be taken by the Raja of Khariar, Major Forster left Lieutenant Vallance as ex-officio Assistant Commissioner of Sambalpur, with a party of Sebundies to superintend the work in anticipation to the approval of the Governor General. Major Foster commended the services of Lieutenant Smith and Lieutenant Valance to the authority for recognition.’ Vallance was promoted Captain on 20 August 1863, and, after a period as District Superintendent of Police in the Central Provinces, was advanced Major on 12 December 1869. He retired in March 1873. Sold with copied research.

A Chinese bronzed door knocker, centered by a dragon mask and loop below, 18cm 

A collection of silver plated and other metalwares, to include a cased silver handled vanity set, brass Lincoln Imp door knocker, silver plated cruet set and more

Brass devil door knocker

A set of four reproduction Paris coat hooks; and door knocker in the form of a horseshoe

A grotesque bronze door knocker, 23 cm high and a similar cast-iron example

A box of mixed collectables to include brass door knocker, brass sconces, ceiling light, cribbage board, bellows ..etc.

A VINTAGE CAST IRON DOOR KNOCKER

Large bronzed cast iron lion mask door knocker with fixing bolts, L: 20 cm. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

A Collection of Brass and Metalwares to Include Pair of Victorian Piano Sconces, Gilt Brass Bathroom Fittings, Oval Letterbox, Lion Mask Door Knocker etc

METAL DOOR KNOCKER AND BRASS TRAY WITH BRUSH

Three Royal Chelsea tea cups and saucers, two decanters, a cast iron door knocker, formed as a lion mask, a stained glass panel and other items

A brass charger; a brass school bell; a brass shell case spittoon; a set of five copper graduated sauce pans; a brass lion mask door knocker; horse brasses; copper jugs; fire irons; trivets; assorted decorative copper and brass; qty

A LARGE ROCOCO STYLE CAST BRASS DOOR KNOCKER WITH NAIL

A tray containing antique and later brass ware to include pair of 19th century candlesticks, horse and cart, embossed cherub planter, horse head door knocker etc

A tray containing assorted brass ware to include canon pestle and mortar, pig ornament, fox head door knocker, ashtrays etc

A variety of collectables. To include large lion knocker, brass weights and pin cushion.

A BOX AND LOOSE OF COPPER, BRASS AND SILVER PLATE, ETC, including three copper kettles, a ship in a bottle, brass fireside companion set, oval brass lion mask door knocker, replica horse brasses, iron trivet, etc (1 box and loose)

A selection of hardware including fire bellows and owl door knocker

A group of Asian ethnographic items, including a bronze face mask on marble plinth, three cast bronze and metal door hangings of mythical creatures, a carved wooden head of a man with wooden stand, a small brass knocker, depicting a woman with a demon on her back, together with an opium pipe and small figure of Ganesh, a/f. (8)Ganesh has had repair to top left arm.