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A pair of Edwardian corner armchairs, a set of four ladder back chairs, two other chairs, and a curtain pole (9)

§ Ladderax, a rosewood Ladderax system,ladder 340cm wide overall x 201cm highsix shelves 58cm wide x 38.5cm deepthe larger shelf 90cm wide x 38.5cm deepthe largest drawer 90cm wide x 44cm deepArticle 10 Transaction Specific Certificate No. 25GBA10M50GK0.Condition ReportStructurally sound. There are no keys present and three of the cabinets are locked and we have been unable to open them. Scratches, marks, and scuffs to the wooden shelves and cabinets commensurate with age. Some areas where the wood has lightened. Marks, scuffs, and some loses to the black enamel of the frames. There are ten shelves and four cabinets.

Dinky Supertoys; A Dinky Turntable Fire Escape Engine comprising red and silver body, red plastic hubs, steel ladder, in original blue & white card box.

Upholstered high architects/clerks stool, shaker-style ladder back rocking chair and a milking stool.

The 'St. Pancras bombing 1941' B.E.M. awarded to Constable H. J. Smith, Police War Reserve, 'N' Division, Metropolitan Police who, whilst off duty, saw a women trapped in her home by a parachute mineFinding a ladder he climbed the crumbling, bomb damaged building, dug her free and pulled her to safety, all while the bombs continued around him, his original recommendation was for the George Medal, later downgradedBritish Empire Medal, Civil Division, G.VI.R. (Henry John Smith), officially engraved naming on a pre-prepared background, light edge wear, very fineB.E.M. London Gazette 12 September 1941, the original citation states:'A bomb damaged a building, the remains of which were liable to collapse. War Reserve Constable Smith obtained a ladder, climbed to the top of it and then hauled himself on to a balcony which went round to the first floor. He climbed through a window and entered a room where he found a woman buried up to the neck in rubble. He began to dig with his hands although debris was falling and further bombs were dropped in the neighbourhood. Smith eventually released the victim and carried her to safety.'Henry John Smith worked as a packer in civilian life and was living at 41 Goldington Buildings, St. Pancras during the Second World War. He volunteered for the Police War Reserve and was posted to 'N' Division, Metropolitan Police. The original recommendation for his award was for the George Medal however it was downgraded to the B.E.M., the text goes into further detail on the events of 17 April 1941:'On 17th April 1941 at about 3.15 a.m. a parachute mine fell in Pancras Square, Platt Street, N.W.1., causing widespread devastation to the surrounding property including a very large block of flats and the "Star" P.H. at the corner of Platt Street and Goldington Street.War Reserve Smith, who was off duty but lived in the vicinity had returned from assisting at another incident at St. Pancras Hospital when he saw a parachute mine descending in the vicinity of Somers Town Police Station. He immediately went towards Pancras Square and while on his way the mine exploded. On arriving at the scene he rendered assistance, in the course of which he rescued a pregnant woman, and then heard cries for help coming from the first floor of the public house.This building appeared to be in imminent danger of collapse and part of it had to be pulled down next day, but War Reserve obtained a ladder (which was too short) climbed to the top of it and then hauled himself on to a balcony which went round the first floor. He climbed through a window and entered a room where he found a woman buried up to the neck in rubble and debris. He began to extricate the woman with his hands although pieces of ceilings and brickwork were falling and further bombs were still coming down in the neighbourhood.The woman was eventually released and carried to the window. War Reserve Smith then shouted to another police officer to fetch a longer ladder and when this arrived he put the woman over his shoulder and descended to the ground. She had by this time fainted.With the assistance of the woman's brother-in-law he took her to a Rest Centre and then returned to the scene of the incident and rendered what further assistance he could until 5.15 a.m. when he returned home, cleaned himself and reported for duty at 5.45 a.m. at Somers Town Police Station.Although War Reserve Smith was due to parade for duty at 5.45 a.m. the same morning he voluntarily rendered assistance at various incidents during the night. He attended a major incident at St. Pancras Hospital and then generally assisted at Pancras Square, in the course of which he rescued the two women. It is likely that had it not been for the efforts of this War Reserve the second women would have been buried by debris.The conduct of War Reserve Smith, who was off duty, was meritorious and his conduct was of a very high order.The acting Superintendent of the Division recommends War Reserve Smith for an award or mention in the London Gazette. The Deputy Assistant Commissioner of the District considers his conduct worthy of high award and recommends the award of the George Medal.'Whilst impressive this recommendation does little to underline the danger of the situation and can be better outlined by the testimony of the witnesses, firstly the victim of the bomb, Mrs. Constance E Keevil, who states:'My house partially collapsed, and as I attempted to leave my office the door collapsed on me, pinning me in the corner with the door, by this time the ceiling and walls were collapsing on me, burying me in the debris up to my shoulders. I was completely helpless, and shouted for help; this was answered by a man's voice, telling me to wait; shortly afterwards a policeman entered my office through the balcony window, he started to clear the debris off me with his hands, repeatedly telling me to keep calm. All the time he was doing this masonry was falling in patches and was dangerous to us both. He eventually cleared me of the debris, took me to the window and shouted for someone to bring a longer ladder, still doing his best to keep me calm, which I might say was a great effort on his part. The raid was still very heavy; the next I remember was being thrown over the P.C.'s shoulder and carried down the ladder when I completely collapsed.'P.C. Richardson adds his verdict:'The air raid was still in progress and of a severe character; the public house was in a very bad condition and liable to collapse further.In my opinion The War Reserve acted with great promptitude and courage, and at great personal danger considering all the circumstances of the night.'Sold together with copied research.…

The R.H.S. Silver Medal awarded to Lieutenant (later Admiral, G.C.B.) W. R. Kennedy, Royal Navy, who published Hurrah for the life of a Sailor! Fifty years in the Royal Navy to sum up a remarkable career on the high seas, who also penned a fine painting of the action which earned his lifesaving award - the original accompanies the LotRoyal Humane Society, small Silver Medal (successful) (Lieut. W. R. Kennedy. R.N. H.M.S. Wasp 22. June. 1860.), very fine, with silver riband buckle and in Warrington, London caseProvenance:Spink, July 1998.William Robert Kennedy was born at Naples, Italy on 14 March 1838, the second son of John Kennedy, the British Charge d'Affaires in Naples. Educated at Cheam School and Dr Maldon's, Brighton, young Kennedy was a Naval Cadet in 1851. He served in the Rodney during the Crimean War, being present for the bombardment and then in the trenches before Sebastopol and then the Sphinx for the bombardment of Kinburn (Medal & clasp, Turkish Medal). Appointed a Mate on Calcutta in May 1857, he was advanced Lieutenant by December 1857 and shared in the actions in China. Kennedy was in the boat action at Fatshan Creek being in the pinnace of his ship, besides in various engagements with pirates in those waters and also being 'mentioned' (London Gazette 1 August 1857 refers - Medal & 3 clasps).By May 1860, Kennedy was on the Wasp in the waters off the Mozambique station and it was the following month whilst on a voyage to the Cape that his Lifesaving Medal was earned. Kennedy saved the life of Able Seaman John Sier, who fell overboard, when the rescue boat turned over, he acted with '...intrepidly and presence of mind' to jump over and swam to rescue Sier - the event immortalised in the painting which accompanies the Lot.Kennedy continued to climb the ladder in the Royal Navy and was Flag Lieutenant on the Black Eagle at the Fleet Review on the visit of the Ottoman Sultan in July 1867. In June 1874 he was advanced Captain for his services during the Peruvian and Mexican Revolutions of 1872, also earned thanks from the Government of Salvador after an earthquake, the British residents presented a silver centre-piece in admiration and further was thanked by the German Government for saving lives of Captain and crew of the barque Anita when she was destroyed by fire in the Atlantic. Rear-Admiral by November 1889, Kennedy was made K.C.B. in June 1897, Admiral in June 1901 (retired November that year) and G.C.B. in June 1911.The good Admiral married Edith Stopford, daughter of Captain Stopford and they lived for some time at Fair Oak, Rogate, Petersfield, Hampshire. He published various works on his career and died on 9 October 1916; sold together with the aforementioned painting signed 'WRK', copy of his book, two Navy & Army Illustrated with recipient on the front cover and copied research.…

A ladies' 9ct gold mechanical bracelet watch, with a 21mm diameter case, a silvered dial, gilt Arabic numerals and sword hour markers, gilt sword hands, subsidiary seconds dial, to a 9ct gold two row link bracelet with a ladder snap clasp and safety chain, bracelet broken, Edinburgh 1955, 16.93gCondition ReportCurrently running, winds and ticking at time of cataloguing. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Dial showing discolouration and tarnish.Bracelet broken.Marks and scratches to surfaces.Tarnish.

A ladies' 9ct gold Rotary quartz bracelet watch, with a 17mm diameter dial, a white enamel dial, black Arabic numerals, black baton hands, case marked Birmingham 1984, into an integral Milanese bracelet with ladder snap clap, Birmingham hallmark 1985, 16.67gCondition ReportNot currently running. May require a new battery.Marks and scratches to surfaces.Tarnish.

Two 9ct gold mechanical bracelet watches, comprising:a ladies' 9ct gold mechanical bracelet watch,with a 25mm diameter case, a silvered dial, applied gilt Arabic numerals, gilt stage beetle hands, Edinburgh import hallmark 1926, to a rolled gold link bracelet with a ladder snap clasp, a ladies' 9ct gold Trebex mechanical bracelet watch,with a 26mm diameter case, a silvered dial, gilt Arabic numerals, gilt baton hands, Dublin import hallmark 1951, to a gilt metal snake link bracelet with a ladder snap clasp, 31.37g total (2)Condition ReportBoth watches not currently running.Small dents to case surfaces.Wear to bracelet gilt surfaces.Marks and scratches to surfaces.Tarnish.As found.

A 9ct gold Rotary mechanical bracelet watch, with a 31mm diameter case, a silvered dial, black and gilt baton hour markers, black and gilt baton hands, centre second sweep, to a five row bracelet with a ladder snap clasp, London 1970, 43.30gCondition ReportCurrently running, winds and ticking at time of cataloguing. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Bracelet and case dirty.A little dirt to dial.Marks and scratches to surfaces.Bracelet hallmarked for 9ct gold - Birmingham 1977.

A ladies' 9ct gold Rotary mechanical bracelet watch, with an oval case with engraved crossover detail, 23mm x 14mm, a silvered dial, black and gilt baton hands, baton hands, London 1965, to a herringbone link bracelet with a ladder snap clasp, clasp broken, London 1966, 12.57gCondition ReportCurrently running, winds and ticking at time of cataloguing. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Bracelet clasp broken.Marks and scratches to surfaces.Tarnish.

A group of 1920's mechanical watches, comprising:a 9ct gold mechanical watch,London import hallmark 1925, on a rolled gold bracelet with ladder snap clasp,a 9ct gold watch,London import hallmark 1924, on a gilt stainless steel expandable bracelet, and a rolled gold mechanical watch head,65.16g gross total (3)Condition Report9ct gold mechanical watch with rolled gold bracelet currently running, winds and ticking at time of cataloguing. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Stainless steel bracelet watch and watch head not currently running.Discolouration to dials.Marks and scratches to surfaces.Tarnish.

An Art Deco diamond cocktail strap watch, with a rectangular case, 39mm x 11mm, grain set with eight cut diamonds, a silvered dial, black Arabic numerals, blued holly hands, case inscribed Platinum, mechanical movement, movement signed Junel, to a black cordette strap and stainless steel ladder snap clasp, 11.13gCondition ReportCurrently running, winds and ticking at time of cataloguing. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Marks and scratches to surfaces.Tarnish to some surfaces.Clasp secures.

A ladies' 9ct gold Pierre Cardin quartz bracelet watch, with a 17mm diameter case, a gilt dial, gilt baton hour markers, gilt baton hands, to an integral three row link bracelet with a ladder snap clasp, hallmarked Birmingham 1999, 11.67gCondition ReportNot currently running. May require a new battery.Minor marks and scratches to surfaces.

39inch sighted barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, the breech marked to BSACo, the lock signed CHARLES INGRAM GLASGOW, full stocked with regulation brass and steel mounts. Ramrod lacking.

24.2inch sighted blued barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights stamped GREEN BROS PATENT, border engraved blued bolt action sliding breech engraved GREEN BROS PATENT No. 393, border and scroll engraved case colour hardened lock signed E.M. RERILLY & CO. NEW OXFORD ST. LONDON, full stocked with chequered fore-end and wrist, border and scroll engraved trigger guard, serial no. 15203, blued butt plate, steel cleaning rod. See ARMS AND ARMOUR, The Northern Branch, Manchester 1968 for an article about the Green Brother's carbine, in this case by Beckwith (copy included). Another example is known that bears the name of the maker Wilkinson to the lock. Also see a converted Pattern 1853 rifle, XII.1021 in the Royal Armouries. A further example, also by Reilly, bearing the serial no. 13844 is known to exist.

29inch sighted barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, border engraved lock stamped 1862 over TOWER and with a crown over VR at the tail, full stocked with regulation brass mounts, steel ramrod.

33inch sighted barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, border engraved lock signed R. T. PRITCHETT, traces of original colour, chained nipple protector, full stocked with regulation steel mounts, steel ramrod.

39inch sighted barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, border engraved lock stamped 1860 over TOWER and with a crown over VR at the tail, full stocked with regulation brass mounts, the butt plate tang stamped V over DS5 over 58, steel ramrod.

28inch sighted octagonal barrel with full length tube magazine, fitted with rear ladder sights and stamped with the manufacturer's details WINCHESTER REPEATING-ARMS NEW HAVEN CT over KING'S-IMPROVEMENT-PATENTED-MARCH 29 1866, OCTOBER 16 1860, the steel action stamped with the serial no. 53563 for 1886 to the lower tang, the top tang stamped Model 1876, half stocked with steel and brass mounts, the butt plate with empty cleaning rod trap.

39inch sighted barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, the lock stamped 1862 over LA Co. and with crown over VR at the tail, full stocked with regulation brass mounts, steel ramrod, chained nipple protector.

33inch sighted barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, border engraved plain lock, full stocked with regulation steel mounts, steel ramrod, complete with chained nipple protector and removeable flashguard.

24.25inch sighted octagonal barrel with full length tube magazine, fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, stamped with the manufacturer's details WINCHESTER REPEATING-ARMS NEW HAVEN CT over KING'S-IMPROVEMENT-PATENTED-MARCH 29 1866, OCTOBER 16 1860, the brass action stamped with the serial no. 36507 for 1870 to the lower tang, full stocked with steel and brass mounts, brass fore-end, the butt plate with empty cleaning rod trap.

25inch sighted barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, engraved WHITWORTH PATENT and stamped .450 and .483 on either side of the breech, further stamped with the serial no. 577, this repeated on the pivoting breech which is also marked WESTLEY RICHARDS PATENT, the lock stamped WESTLEY RICHARDS & CO. 1861 and with a triangle at the tail, chained nipple protector, full stocked with regulation steel mounts, to include secondary barrel band, the blued butt with trap containing cleaning tools, steel cleaning rod.

20inch sighted round barrel with full length tube magazine, fitted with rear ladder sights, stamped with the manufacturer's details and patent dates, steel action marked MARLIN SAFETY on the top of the action, some faded colour, stamped with the serial no. 125417 to the underside, half stocked with steel mounts.

20inch sighted round barrel with full length tube magazine, fitted with rear ladder sights, the steel action with saddle ring to the left side and stamped to the underside with the serial no. 593980 for 1913, the top tang stamped Model 1894 WINCHESTER, half stocked with steel mounts.

20inch sighted barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, various Ordnance and Sold out of Service marks to the breech, the sliding receiver with hinged handle stamped with the serial no. 702, border engraved lock stamped 1860 over TOWER and with a crowned VR at the tail, full stocked with PIMLICO WD stamp to the right side, the sideplate area stamped W. BAGGS and fitted with a saddle bar, regulation steel mounts, the short butt plate tang stamped CMR 223. Originally issued to the 18th Hussars this carbine appears to have been issued to the Cape Mounted Rifles. See Roads The British Soldier's Firearm 1850-1864 pages 283-285. Cleaning rod lacking, some pitting to the barrel.

18inch three-stage sighted barrel fitted with rear ladder sights and bearing Sold out of Service marks to the left side of the barrel, the tang stamped with GREEN'S PATENT details, bevelled lock stamped with a crown over VR and the MASS. ARMS Co. stamp, fitted with a MAYNARD's PATENT tape primer, the wooden butt with steel mounts, patch box and stamped A 19 over RDMR for A Troop Royal Devon Mounted Rifles. For a similar example, marked to F Troop RDMR see Antony Cribb Ltd Lot 177 14th November 2023 sold for £1500.

An Edwardian mahogany and satinwood strung single door pot cupboard, a 19th Century ash rush seat ladder back elbow chair, a Victorian elm octagonal occasional table on barley-twist pedestal to tripod base, two footstools, three various Edwardian small chairs, a Victorian mahogany wall cupboard (x 2) and a late Victorian carved mahogany framed and upholstered low salon chair

An Arts & Crafts oak occasional table in the Glasgow School manner, 43 cm wide x 43 cm deep x 76 cm high, a mahogany oval dressing mirror, a ladder back rush seated carver chair and a 19th Century mahogany dining table end section on turned and ringed legs (4)

A quantity of various doll's house garden items to include pillar box, letter box front, garden pots, barrow, spade, fork, hoe, saw, ladder, etc, a collection of Model Village Miniatures furniture kits, unmade and a bag of Angie Scarr "Make your Own" sliced fruit including lime, kiwi, orange, etc.

An early Victorian mahogany and gilded pole or library ladder of ten graduated tiers, within a shaped and fluted pole of three sections, opening on a splayed support, approx 59 cm wide at base x 280 cm high

A late 18th Century ash armchair, attributed to the North West Region circa 1780, the wavy ladder back on turned supports, flanked by shaped arms, on baluster turned supports, the rush seat on turned legs united by stretchers, on pad and ball feet, 62 cm wide x 111 cm high (for a similar chair See BERNARD D COTTON "The English Regional Chair Page 313 Plate 48")

A 9ct gold ladder link bracelet with box clasp, length 19cm, approx 14g.

Three 'Clissett' design Arts and Crafts ladder-back chairs, probably Neale workshops to a design by Ernest Gimson, seagrass seats, width 46cm, height 86cm.Qty: 3

A rustic antique teak brewery four rung barrel ladder, with simple threaded ironwork bolt steps, stencilled to side ‘Young’s Brewery’, 215 x 37cm

A vintage folding six rung industrial step ladder on large casters / wheels, 180cm high, 53cm wide.

A vintage wooden two-section ladder to/with two antique spindle drying rack panels, all a/f (3)

An 'Expand It' attachment system hedge trimmer, a JCB-BV2000 230v 2000w shredder vacuum with collection bag, a Titan TTL684BVC petrol engine vacuum blower serial No. 001392 engine power 0.8kw with attachments, a Black and Decker power cable, aluminium folding platform ladder height 97cm when folded, three pairs of garden sheers, two hand sickles, a Flymo CT250 12v cordless multi-trim.

A boxed vintage radio frequency testing set, a vintage hand held telephone, a Bedlam loud-tone caller, two Zumtobel aluminium industrial lamp shades 31.5cm diameter, a Thane handheld 240v 800w steam cleaner, an electrical extension cable, Beldray two step folding aluminium stepladders, three vintage blow lamps, a vintage Black and Decker 1/2" standard drill 240v 400w serial No, 193834, two sets of horse hames both 82cm in length, a wooden oxen/horse yoke with chains 89cm in width, a coal poker and coal tongs both 66cm in length and a stainless steel four rung vehicle ladder for a Toyota Land Cruiser/Prado 117cm in length.

19th century Rush seated Ladder back chair. Straight top rail, whorls to support terminals on three quarter box shaped stretcher and bun feet. Height: 96cmCOLLECTION OR COURIER ONLY

Alphabet.- Giovanardi (Lampridio) [Alfabeto Figurato], engraved broadside, charming alphabet with the letters formed of Pierrot-style figures in a variety of acrobatic positions (occasionally with props, including a broom, ladder, and hunting-horn), water-stained, very small split to lower margin, lightly spotted and browned, some creasing, 227 x 331mm., [?Reggio Emilia], [c.1860]. *** Rare work (WorldCat recording only two copies (Yale & Newberry)) by this Italian engineer, inventor, engraver, and cabinet maker (1809-1878). He created an inlay technique using wood, mother-of-pearl, gold, silver and marble. With this he produced four highly-regarded round tables, one of which won him a gold medal at the Great Exhibition of 1851. 

An oak draw leaf refectory style table together with four ladder back oak chairs

A folding aluminium ladder

Dinky Toys No 956 Turntable Fire Escape, overall good, some rusting to ladder, boxed, rubbing and tears to box, bottom insert intact.

A mid 20th century teak dining suite consisting extending dining table with internal leaf on shaped supports, 75cm high x 153cm long x 92cm deep and six ladder back chairs with upholstered seats on tapering supports, 83cm high (7) Condition Report:Available upon request

A Younger dark oak draw leaf dining table, raised on shaped supports, united by a H frame stretcher, 73cm high, 158cm wide, 218cm extended, 91cm deep, together with six ladder back dining chairs, with overstuffed cream and brown floral upholstery, raised on turned legs united by a H frame stretcher.

An aluminium ladder / stand

A wooden step ladder & 1 other

A quantity of pots and a step ladder

A quality wooden ladder

A 3 step ladder

Set of ten 19th century French walnut dining chairs. Shaped ladder back rest with upholstered floral fabric padded seat set on cabriole legs. With two carvers. Measures approx: 108x67x57cm

Aluminium Step Ladder

British Iron Age, CATUVELLAUNI, Cunobelin, gold plated Stater, Linear type [Class 2], ear of barley with central stalk and five pairs of grains dividing [c]a mv, rev. horse bounding right with ladder mane, branch and two pellets above, cvn below, 4.36g/7h (cf. ABC 2774; cf. BMC 1772-83; VA 1925-2; S 281). Fine, reverse better, about 75% of plating remaining £60-£80 --- Provenance: G. Cottam Collection

British Iron Age, ICENI, Uninscribed issue, silver Unit, Norfolk Boar Triadic, stylised boar right, single front and rear legs, rings above long bristles on boars back, rev. horse prancing right with ladder mane, feathered tail, pellet triad behind, ring of pellets above, 1.08g/6h (ABC 1576; VA 655; BMC 3445; S 431). Once cleaned and now re-toned, well centred, better than very fine £120-£150 --- Provenance: G. Cottam Collection

Bamboo ladder of tapered form with seven rungs, 199cm high x 40cm wide 

Bamboo ladder/towel rail with five rungs, 160cm high x 39cm wide 

Eastern midnight blue rug with central hooked lozenge on geometric ladder pattern field, multiple geometric borders (some wear), 188cm x 108cm 

Set of eight George III style dining chairs with pierced ladder backs, studded stuffover seats and square reeded legs, includes two carvers 96cm high x 64cm wide x 49cm deep (8)