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Lot 362
AN UNUSUAL TALL FLAME MAHOGANY WARDROBEwith twin doors. 222cm high, 72cm wide, 46cm deep*Please note this lot is not on view in our Stephen's Green Saleroom. Please contact us for further informationCondition Report: Good conditionSome surface marks and scratches to the sides in particularThe door panels are in good condition, one with light surface scratch The cabinet has two shallow bun feet at the front which helps the cabinet lean tight against the wallSmall chip loss to the top of the cornice on the right side at the very back, discreetNo keySee additional images
Lot 481
A ZIEGLER PATTERN WOOL RUG, the rectangular field woven with intertwined tendrils and flower heads on a cream ground, within a broad border of corresponding design and guard stripe. 320 x 245cmCondition Report: Very good original conditionNo damage issues, thick pileWould benefit from a light clean, however it is presentable as it isSee additional images
Lot 99
A CITRINE BAR BROOCH, composed of a oval-shaped citrine at the centre within a collet-setting, between polished gold bar shoulders, stamped 9K gold, width 6.5cm* This lot is sold without a reserveCondition Report: Citrine: of brownish-yellow hue, medium tone, good transparency, minor facets abrasions visible under a bright light sourceStamped 9CT on the reverseNormal signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 7.3g
Lot 358
A pre war .177” Webley Mark I air pistol from the first year of production (1924), number 47428, with rifled barrels, full patent dates, safety catch, trigger adjustment locking screw, and walnut grips with brass disc. WO & GC (slightly worn overall with some surface rust and light pitting) £60-80
Lot 397
An 1848 pattern wooden cavalry lance, 109" (9'1") overall, with long flattened diamond section head, the socket stamped "ENFIELD 1848" (partly overstamped with Government sale mark) and engraved "CD.97", with bar down one side to take the pennant, GC (the shoe lightly rusted). This is the type of lance carried by the 17th Lancers in the Charge of the Light Brigade. £200-300
Lot 72
24th Light Dragoons silver regimental medal 1801, the oval piece set into a milled rounded border, 70mm x 55mm. Obverse "24th Regt of Light Dragoons" surrounding the arms of Lord Bentinck. Reverse "For Merit Won by Sergt J Chapman. The Gift of Lieut Col Lord Wm Bentinck 3 June 1801" (Balmer R112), NVF (enraving rubbed, slight gap between piece and rim at top). Balmer states "Lord William Bentinck appears to have had no direct association with this regiment". Ex Hollies Smith Collection £80-130
Lot 74
Birmingham Loyal (Volunteers) Association 1802, silver struck medal 48mm, obverse Roman warrior being presented with a medal from Peace, city scape in background, legend "For True Patriotism" and in exergue "Peace MDCCCII", reverse legend "Presented to" and engraved over tablet "Willm Jones Light Compy Birmn Loyl Association" below which legend continues "By the Town of Birmingham May XXVIII MDCCCII" VF, few contact marks and edge knocks, some scratching to engraved panel). £80-120
Lot 22
A set of three EPNS Kynoch rifle prize spoons, 115mm, each depicting lion's head left at handle finial above crossed rifles and target, the stem/handle marked "Kynoch", the reverse marked "M&W" (Mappin & Webb), VGC, in case. 4 other EPNS spoons for rifle prizes including: The Stock Exchange Rifle Club, handle finial of Bull & Bear; 1 with crossed rifles over target finial, the inner bowl engraved "M.C.S.A.M 1938"; one by Dunklings with rifle shaped handle; and a rare spoon with finial crest and scroll of the Bombay Light Patrol. All GC (7) £20-40
Lot 24
A hall marked silver limited edition "Map of Great Britain", by the Danbury Mint, 1978, 49cmx30cm, with gilt borders and surrounded by gilt arms of the historic counties, marked "Limited Edition authorised by the Council for the Protection of Rural England", in original heavy mahogany frame 68cm x 50cm overall. GC (a few light marks to the frame). £80-120
Lot 581
Four early 20th Century pottery Churchill Tank teapots, possibly Sadler, in four different colour variations, Yellow, Cream, Light Green and Khaki, three with polychrome decoration, all AF cream and green - crazed, missing some chrome with minor knocks, yellow, handle heavily damaged and restored, chip missing to the spout, crazed, some chrome missing, khaki, the cigar has been re-glued, glaze crazed
Lot 867
A Light Infantry Officer's Sword, by W Jones of London, with etching along the blade, single edged, single fullered, 82cm long blade, complete with scabbard Condition Report:looks to be victorian, tip slightly blunt, cutting edge slightly blunt, blade appears straight, some minor discolouration to the blade, needs a clean, grip slightly worn, all still tightly fitting, otherwise, generally good conditon, no obvious signs of significant damage or repair
Lot 1023
A nickel plated Speed Indicator by Elliott Brothers (London) Ltd, cased, a late Victorian mahogany magic lantern with oil illuminent, a cycle lamp, a brass balance in fitted light wood box with sliding lid, sextant, etc Various faults. The speed indicator possibly unused and in good condition
Lot 1034
An 18th century colifichet silk embroidery and paper oval picture, worked with Saint Cecilia, the patron saint of music, playing an organ in an interior, a cherub at her side, 17 x 13cm, 19th century ebonised frame The silk threads still generally fresh and colourful. The saint's paper face a trifle scuffed. Light wear to stable frame.
Lot 1106
Italian School, 18th c - Vulcan Presenting the Arms of Achilles to Thetis, oil on canvas, 32 x 38cm, giltwood and gesso frame Good condition. Some craquelure and light, stable vertical stresses to the upper margin of the canvas. Slight surface wear. The frame with some minor wear and losses.
Lot 1134
English School, 19th c - Still Life with Pheasants and further Game and Finches, oil on canvas, 51 x 77cm, gilt composition frame Two patched repairs, the verso with associated areas of light over-paint/touching-in. Slight ripple to the canvas, so could benefit from being re-stretched. One or two small portions of blistering. Further light wear and dirt. The frame with some losses and repairs.
Lot 132
A Rolex 9ct gold lady's wristwatch, with wavy engine turned dial and Rolex Prima movement, 24mm diam, import marked Glasgow 1926, on a contemporary gold mesh bracelet, marked 9ct, 20.5g Movement in working order, running when wound light wear consistent with age, slight dig on case back, no engraving
Lot 133
Veteran motoring. Two Edwardian 9ct and 18ct gold and enamel wheel shaped prize watch fob shields, of The Yorkshire Automobile Club Filey Speed Contest 1905 and The Blackpool Automobile Races 1906, 26mm diam, the 1905 18ct gold example by B H Joseph & Co, Chester 1904, 9ct gold example by William James Dingley, Birmingham 1906, 7.9 and 7.6g respectively Good condition with a few light wear scratches, enamel not cracked or chipped, no restoration and rare
Lot 244
An emerald and diamond ring, the 5 x 5mm emerald flanked by two round brilliant cut diamonds above three lines of old cut diamonds, in platinum coloured metal, 7.8g, size L Provenance: Prince Flemming of Denmark, from 1949 Count of Rosenborg (1922-2002) by whom presented to his wife The Countess Alice of Rosenborg, nee Neilson (1924-2010); thence by descent to their son Birger Valdemar Georg Flemming Kai Axel, Count of Rosenborg, the present vendor Light wear scratches to metal, emerald in good condition
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