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Click here to subscribeWith a broad 75cm slightly curved pointed blade with double light fuller. with stamped mark to the blade. The basket hilt with typical pierced decoration, rounded pommel, 88cm overall. *CR: Damage to basket hilt, blade with pitting and marks. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.
With a slightly curved 71cm pointed bladed with triple fuller and sharpened edge, with three incised inscriptions in Islamic script, the third possibly a Punjabi font. The handle with broad circular pommel and extended langets with silver and gilt Koftgari type scrolling foliate decoration, late 18th/early 19th century. 83cm overall. *CR: blade polished, slight nicks to edge, light wear and signs of age to hilt. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.
A Kukri of traditional design, the 34cm blade stamped 1915, with wooden handle, in a leather scabbard stamped with a Government arrow and I M and 1915, also 3.A.B.C. 957. 49cm overall. *CR: Blade with rust, scabbard with marks and light scuffs. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.
The M.M. group of six medals to Sergeant James Watts, Durham Light Infantry and Royal Signals: Military Medal, George V (325493 PTE. J. WATTS. 9/ DURH: L.I.); British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (9-4240 PTE. J. WATTS. DURH. L.I.); Defence Medal; Jubilee Medal 1935; Territorial Efficiency Medal, George V (2555495 SJT. J. WATTS. M.M. R. SIGNALS.); display mounted together with D.L.I. and R.C.S. insignia, medals good very fine. [6] M.M. London Gazette: 11/12/1918. The timing suggests an action in late July/early August 1918, perhaps during the early days of the Battle of Amiens. The 9th DLI war diary list 33 M.M. recipients, including Watts, 26/08/1918 The previous major action having been in the area of the Bois de Reims and Maisonette 20-23/07/1918. Born 16/05/1896 in Boyne, County Durham and worked as a coal miner before the war. Offered with research.
A collection of bronze medals and plaques, mainly representing Expositions and public works, including: France, Exposition Universelle 1900, 63 mm, in maroon card case, nearly extremely fine; Argentina, Exposicion Internacional de Arte, Buenos-Ares 1910, arch topped plaque, 67 mm, in maroon leather covered case, light staining, otherwise extremely fine; Netherlands Bank 1986, cast, 75 mm, bank headquarters in high relief, rev. representation of a man holding a giant key, very fine; Exposition Internationale de Liege 1930, 70 mm, worker with hammer seated on an anvil, rev. view of Liege and legend, by Dupond after Witterwulche, very fine; Eiffel Tower ascent souvenir medals (4); and others. [21]
The D.C.M. and M.S.M. group of five medals to Sergeant Corless Hawkes, Royal Artillery: Distinguished Service Medal, George V (10815 SJT. C. HAWKES. R.G.A.); British War Medal 1914-20 and Victory Medal (10815 SJT. C. HAWKES. R.A.); Meritorious Service Medal, George VI (1401080 SJT. C. HAWKES. D.C.M. R.A.); Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, George V (10815 SJT C. HAWKES. R.G.A.), display mounted, some edge bruising and abrasion, light wear, otherwise very fine or better. [5] D.C.M. London Gazette 03/06/1919 and 11/03/1920 (Citation). "For consistent gallantry and devotion to duty during active operations, especially between 8 August and 10 October 1918. During this period his example under heavy shell fire has been of great value to his own detachment and the Battery as a whole". Offered with research. Provenance: DNW 29/06/2006 Lot 1101
1968 Daimler 250 V8 motor car, Registration Number TPH 975F. Chassis Number PIK2119BW , 2548ccs V8 with automatic transmission driving the rear wheels. This solid looking example is consigned from a local owner who originally owned it over 40 years ago, sold it to his brother and then acquired it back on his demise, nearly 10 years ago. The now retired vendor was in the motor trade and originally took it as a cheap part exchange with a blown engine. The engine was rebuilt at that time, after which his brother took it on. We are informed that it had a bare metal respray after he died, although finish is not perfect in places. The interior is also very tired and whilst seeming to run nicely it will certainly benefit from further improvement and use. Perceived less sporting than Jaguars MKII, nevertheless the small and light aluminium V8 gave good performance although did lack the Jags' torque. The car was replaced by the XJ6 version in 1968. Over 17,500 were produced. V5 Document. No warranty of any kind implied or given in any way. Sold as seen. Buyers premium 15% plus vat (B.P. 15% + VAT) Jacking points appear intact. Some tools in the boot but not a complete set we don't think.
Victorian five stone emerald ring with engraved band. Ring size O. Approx weight 2.5 grams. (B.P. 21% + VAT)Additional photos added. Small chip to centre emerald and small chip to facet edge of emerald on one side. Closed back setting. Condition is good overall. We have not tested this lot. Natural light is not available - apologies. The largest stone measures 5x4mm approx.
A QUANTITY OF BRITAINS NAPOLEONIC WATERLOO - HOUGOUMONT FRENCH 1ST, LIGHT AND LINE INFANTRY SETS, No's. 17670, 17671, 17724, 17847, 17879, 17994 and 36011, with another Napoleonic French set, no.17973, all appear complete and in good condition, boxes in good condition with only minor wear (8)
A QUANTITY OF BRITAINS NAPOLEONIC WATERLOO - HOUGOUMONT BRITISH COLDSTREAM GUARDS SETS, No's.17700, 17701, 17877, 17882, 17883, 17988, 17995 and 36005, with a Waterloo - Hougoumont Nassau 2nd Light infantry set, no.17987 and a Waterloo Nassau 2nd Light Infantry set, no.36012, all appear complete and in good condition, boxes in good condition with only minor wear (10)
TWO BOXED CORGI TOYS AMERICAN CARS, Buick Riviera, No.245, metallic gold body, red interior, spoked hubs and towbar, Ford Mustang Fastback 2 + 2, No.320 , light green body, cream interior, spoked hubs, both models in very lightly playworn condition with very minor paint loss and wear, boxes both complete and in fairly good condition but have some very minor damage, marking and wear, both with original price written in pencil to one end
FIVE BOXED MATCHBOX 1-75 SERIES CAR MODELS, Ford Mustang, No.8, Iso Grifo, No.14, Lincoln Continental, No.31, Studebaker Lark Wagonaire, No.42, with hunter and dog figures, rear roof in light blue and Ferrari Berlinetta, No.75, all in lightly playworn condition with very minor paint loss and wear, mainly to corners and raised edges, all contained in type E boxes which are complete but have some marking, wear and damage, box for No.31 has two line text to end flaps, with an unboxed Pontiac GP Sports Coupe, No.22, very lightly playworn condition with very minor paint loss and wear, mainly to corners and raised edges but doors don't fit very well (6)
FOUR BOXED SCALEXTRIC RACING CARS, B.R.M. F1 car, No.C/72, green body, Mercedes-Benz 190SL, No.C/75, light blue body, white interior, complete with driver, windscreen, grille and bumpers, RN6, Race Tuned Ford GT, No.C/77, white body with black bonnet and stripes, RN7 and constructed kit Porsche 904 G.T.S., No.CK/2, yellow body, black stripes, RN49, all appear complete and in good condition, Mercedes box complete with inner tray, elastic and outer plain cardboard sleeve, B.R.M. and Ford G.T. boxes both complete with interior, Porsche box complete with various instruction leaflets, but all have minor damage and wear, Ford has crush damage to glazing
SEVEN BOXED DIE-CAST MATCHBOX MODELS OF YESTERYEAR VEHICLES, to include a Major Pack Crossley Y-26 and Model 'A' Ford MB38, no. M-1, a Y-6 Supercharged Bugatti Type 35 in red, a Y-7 Mercer 1913 Raceabout Type 35J, light purple colour, two Neues Modell Y-6 1932 Mercedes Benz L5 Lastwagen, first a white Halleroder model, the second a blue and yellow Technik-Museum Speyer truck, a Y-4 1930 Duesenberg Model 'J' Town Car, red, white and yellow in colour, two Y-22 1930 Ford Model 'A' Van, the first a MICA UK goes to Manhattan in dark green, the second a white Hershey Lodge van, a Y-25 1910 Renault Van, and a YPP-01 1010 Renault van, some boxes worn
A TRAY OF BOXED AND UNBOXED MODEL VEHICLES, to include a Revell VW Kafer 1302 1:18 scale, three Maisto 1:18 scale motorcycles in boxes, a Corgi Ford Escot 334 in light blue, a Matchbox Super Kings K-82 BMW motorcycle with rider, a Dinky Toys VW car in hard case, a Solido BMW 2002 turbo no.28, an unboxed Polistil Tonka Porsche 911 turbo 1:16 scale in red, also include is a AF Dinky Toys Renault 16TX no.538 in dark purple etc.
A MATCHBOX COLLECTORS CASE AND PLAY WORN DIE-CAST MODELS, to include a selection of vintage and modern matchbox vehicles, collectors case no.41, dark blue outside and lighter blue inner with two light blue internal baskets, hosts models such as 'Mobile Canteen no.74' , 'BMW 5 Series', 'Commer Ice Cream Canteen', 'Pop Up Camper Trailer', 'Porsche 910 no.68', ' Commer Bottle Float no.21', 'Unimog no.49', 'Matchbox Superfast Soopa Coopa no.37' etc. condition of all is very worn, some parts may be missing
A LARGE QUANTITY OF MATCHBOX MODELS OF YESTERYEAR, all in the red and burgundy boxes, included are a number of limited editions such as a Y-12 1912 Model 'T' Ford in light blue, also included are two green boxed Y29 models for Harrods, models range from trucks, buses, pick ups, vintage cars etc, all boxes in good condition and models look to be new condition, approximately 99 in total
A BOXED CORGI TOYS COMMER POLICE VAN WITH FLASHING LIGHT NO.464, painted dark blue with county police sticker to each side, loss to paint on sharper edges such as bumper and top of van, debris on wheels and underside, no battery present and untested, connector looks clean, edges of box worn, possibly left in damp conditions
SIX BOXED AND LOOSE MATCHBOX MODEL VEHICLES, to include a Superfast Saab Sonett III no.65, in metallic blue with yellow detail to the hood, light blue boot and orange tinted windows, a Superfast Mazda RX 500 no.66, in orange with pink tinted windscreen, boot lifts open, a Superfast Porsche 910 no.68, in metallic red with number 68 sticker to the bonnet, a Superfast Dodge Dragster no.70, in hot pink with snake stickers to either side, the main body of the car lifts to display chrome interior, a superfast Mercury Commuter no.73, in red with an orange buffalo sticker to the bonnet and two dogs sitting in rear of the car, a Superfast Alfa Carabo no.75, in metallic pink and a black boot, also included is a empty box for a Streakers Lamborghini no.27 and a small collection of playworn models to include a Lamborghini Marzal no.20, a Racing Mini no.29, a Superfast Hairy Hustler no.7 and a Corgi Juniors Caravan
FOUR VINTAGE CHILDRENS TOYS, to include a Toy Town telephone exchange, red tinplate, discolouration to the yellow plastic and stickers, but appears generally complete, a battery operated patrol phone by 'Kanto Gosei Kogyo' item number 87, one set with two in a box, red in colour, a Cosmo battery operated cable car with light, red in colour with blue string, include is an instruction manual signed Rigi electric number 9991 and a Collette's Modern Kitchen, in pink, with custard powder box and other utensils, some boxes have signs of distress with panels missing and squashed, unsure as to their completion but most seems to be present inside boxes
A MIXED LOT OF 1950'S 'THE ROVER' PAPER MAGAZINE, thirty magazines in total, from the early 1950's worn to the edges and discoloured, comic yearbooks for Beano, Dandy and 'The Best OF Eagle', four Biggles books, a Pirelli calendar 1994, a 1966 fiftieth anniversary commemorative book with sleeve, a box of inks, six poster to poster books, selection of posters, two boxes of vintage matches, three boxed regency fine art figures comprise of '17th Light Dragoons 1817', '88th Foot Soldier 1835' and '51st Light Infantry 1850', a cased slide rule by PIC etc
THREE BOXED CORGI TOYS CARS, Bentley Continental Sports Saloon, No.224, cream over green complete with spare wheel, Lotus Elan S2 Coupe, No.319, red body with white hard top, RN7 (with part used decal sheet) and M.G.B. G.T., No.327, light blue interior missing suitcase, all in lightly play worn condition with minor paint loss and wear, many to raised edges, wear to 'chrome' on Bentley and M.G.B., all in yellow and blue pictorial boxes which are complete but have minor damage, marking and wear, especially the M.G.B. box which also has evidence of price sticker being removed, other two with original price written in pencil to end, all with Corgi Club leaflet
A George V silver cut glass desk stand, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1918, the rectangular base with scroll and gadroon border, raised upon four scroll feet, with pen recess and fitted cut glass and silver mounted ink bottle, base 17.5cm x 13cm, bottle 5.5cm high, weight of base 7.50oztCR; Notable dent to the stand (visible as a black mark to the left of the bottle in picture two). No other obvious dents to the stand. No splitting, thinning or repair to the base. Moderate scratching and wear throughout the base commensurate with age and use. The stand is slightly wobbly on it's feet.There is a small chip to the bottom corner of the cut glass ink bottle, and some nibbling to the facet edges throughout. General scratching and wear throughout the glass, commensurate with age and use. Collar and cover in good order, some light denting, scratching and wear commensurate with age and use, but no splitting, thinning or repair. Cover opens smoothly, and closes flush. Hallmarks to bottle and stand match. Bottle is slightly loose in it's stand.
A George III silver coffee pot, London 1764 (maker's marks worn), of baluster form on raised foot, cast spout and scrolling ebonised wooden handle, hinged cover with flame finial, 26.5cm high, weight 27.10oztCR;Some denting to the body. Light scratching and wear throughout commensurate with age and use. Hallmarks are heavily worn. There are minor, beginning signs of splitting along the seam of the spout. There are a few small dents to the cover, and light scratching and wear throughout commensurate with age and use. Cover is slightly wobbly at the hinge, but is secure, opening smoothly and closing flush. There is signs of possible repair to the handle. See pictures for illustration.
A diamond three-stone ring, the central circular old cut diamond measuring approximately 5.2mm x 3mm, with a further old cushion cut diamond to each side, all claw set in platinum to knife edge shoulders and plain polished 18ct gold shank, ring size N 1/2, weight 2.7gmsCR; The is a chip to the star facet of the central stone, and a chip to the girdle - both are visible at 10x magnification, but not with the naked eye. One of the outer stones shows a fracture running across a few of the star facets. There are a couple of nicks and nibbles to the girdles of the two outer stones. All stones show general scratching, wear and tear commensurate with age and use. There is moderate to heavy wear to the claws of the central stone, and minor to moderate wear to the outer stones. All stones are currently secure, but some retipping may be required. The settings appear in good order, showing general wear and tear and some light thinning, but no splitting or signs of repair. Shank shows general scratching and wear throughout, with some minor misshaping around the base, but no signs of splitting, resizing or repair.Central stone is approximately SI clarity, one of the outer stones is approximate I, and the other stone is SI owing to the external fracture. Central stone measures 5.2mm x 3.0mm, with an approximate spread of 0.50 carats, and the two outer stones measure approximately 3.8mm x 3.2mm x 2.1mm and 3.9mm x 3.3mm x 2.8mm, each with an approximate spread of 0.20carats.
A Victorian emerald and diamond five-stone ring, comprising a central round mixed cut diamond measuring 3.2mm x 2.2mm, with a step cut emerald to each side and a further old cut diamond to each shoulder, all claw set to a pierced gallery and plain polished 18ct gold shank, marked '18' with crown mark (date, city and maker's marks worn), ring size P, weight 3.0gmsCR; There is a mid-sized fracture running across the edge of the table and some of the star facets of the central stone. There are a couple of nibbles to the girdles of the outer diamonds. The emeralds show several small chips throughout, as well as nibbling to facet edges, moderate scratching and wear. Claws show moderate wear, all stones appear secure. Settings appear in good order, general scratching and wear and some light thinning, but no splitting or repair. Shank shows moderate scratching and wear, but no major thinning, splitting, resizing or repair. Hallmarks are heavily work, the 18 and crown mark are still clear. Stones require light cleaning.
A Victorian pearl and diamond 18ct gold ring, possibly Alabaster & Wilson, the two central pearls measuring approximately 3.3mm diameter, with an old cut diamond to each side and a further pearl to each shoulder, all set in 18ct yellow gold to a tapering plain polished shank, marks for 'A&W', Birmingham 1889, ring size O, weight 4.3gmsCR: Diamonds are in good order, no large cracks, chips or losses. General scratching and wear commensurate with age and use. There appears to be a crack running across one of the pearls, visible under transmitted light. All other pearls are in good order, no cracks, chips or losses - general scratching and wear commensurate with age and use. There is moderate splitting and loss to the settings around the two central pearls, but the other settings are in good order, and all stones appear secure. Shank shows moderate scratching and wear and some minor thinning, but no splitting, resizing or repair. Hallmarks are clear. PLEASE NOTE: The pearls in this ring are untested for natural or cultured origin.
A pair of 9ct gold twist or knot design earrings, 16mm diameter, together with a pair of amethyst set 9ct gold floral earrings, each 12mm diameter, a pair of gold coloured drop earrings, each 36mm long, a gold coloured cross pendant stamped ‘18k’, two further pairs of twist design gold coloured earrings, a pair of blue gemstone set gold coloured stud earrings and a pair of faceted gold coloured stud earrings, gross weight 12.6gms (15)CR; Large knots: General scratching and wear, no obvious thinning, splitting or repair. Some bending/misshaping to the post fittings.Plain and textured knots: One earring shows splitting and piercing in a couple of areas to the reverse. General scratching and wear. No signs of repair. Post fittings in good order.Smallest knots: General scratching and wear, no obvious thinning, splitting or repair. Post fittings in good order.Blue gemstone earrings: General scratching and wear to stones, but cracks, chips or losses. General scratching and wear, no obvious thinning, splitting or repair. One earring back is missing. Some misshaping to the ear post.Amethyst earrings: General scratching and wear to stones, but cracks, chips or losses. General scratching and wear, no obvious thinning, splitting or repair. Some light misshaping to the ear post.Drops: General scratching and wear, no obvious thinning, splitting or repair. Some loss of definition to details. Hooks are very misshapen, and may need repair or replacing.Stud earrings: General scratching and wear, no obvious thinning, splitting or repair. Some loss of definition to details. Pierced ear fittings in good order, butterfly backs are in good order.Pendant: General scratching and wear, no obvious thinning, splitting or repair.
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