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Lot 1040
Art Deco platinum diamond ring, the central cushion cut diamond of approx 1.10 carat, with three diamonds either side, on a later 9ct gold expanding shank - Condition Report Approx 3.4gm, central diamond approx 8mm x 5.5mm depth 4mm, a couple of very light feathers to centre of stone, feathering to the outer edges and darker area next to claw - only seen under 10x loop, otherwise bright ring
Lot 1084
Platinum single stone solitaire round brilliant cut diamond ring, hallmarked, diamond approx 1.95 carat - Condition Report Approx 4.8gm, size J, diamond measures approx 8mm x 8mm x 5mm (depth), bright diamond, very very faint fluorescence under 10x loop some feathering to outer edges and within the stone at certain angles, shank some very light scratches but very good as is the setting
Lot 1153
Edwardian silver five light candelabrum of Adam design with scroll branches, the square base cast with urns and foliage H46cm Sheffield 1909 Maker Hawksworth Eyre & Co - Condition Report Approx 89.9oz gross (Weighted and filled), sits flat on a surface, but slightly leaning, silver thin split at the of the base of stem on one of the square edges, otherwise appears to be good
Lot 1155
Silver circular salver with pie crust border, presentation inscription and on triple shaped supports D30cm Birmingham 1928 Maker Ellis & Co 26oz - Condition Report Overall good condition, sits flat on surface, one very small pin prick dent to body (not detrimental), long shallow surface scratch to top surface and other light surface scratches, no signs of restoration etc, feet goo
Lot 1159
Rare George III silver rectangular box, the hinged cover engraved with a plan of the battle of Talavera showing the position of the British, French and Spanish forces, the sides of the box engraved with a key to the plan, the base engraved with a crest and motto with a gilded interior 10.5cm x 7cm x 3cm London 1814 Maker Thomas Phipps, Edward Robinson and James Phipps 9.3oz - Condition Report Structurally sound and good shape to the box, gilding to exterior rubbed hinge good, closes tight, two small dents to the right one in the bottom corner the other to the front of the box,(not pierced through), the engraved cartouche at the base of the box is slightly embossed outwards and slightly uneven therefore the box does not sit flat on a surface, good detail to the base decoration and side engravings, some light rubbing to top surface in the detail but still clear and the inscriptions are mostly clear. There are light surface darkening (pitting) throughout the box and scratch marks to the sides; the top lid has some very very slight indentations - not detrimental or really visible, sponsor mark slightly rubbed
Lot 1160
George III silver two handled loving cup of baluster form with leaf capped scroll handles and pedestal foot H14cm London 1817 Maker possibly John Scofield 10.9oz - Condition Report Overall good condition, structurally sound, a couple of dents and a few pin prick dents to the body (not pierced through or detrimental), sits flat on a surface, hallmarks rubbing, very very slightly irregular around top edge when looking down into the bowl, very very light etched numbers and letters to the base underneath
Lot 106
Classic Doubles Clubman Sporter 12 bore over and under shotgun, with 30 inch barrels fitted with multi chokes, with five chokes in total and choke key.UK RFD OR SHOTGUN LICENCE REQUIRED TO BUY THIS LOT. Condition report: The gun is generally in good condition with only small signs of wear from use. The stock has some very light marks and scratches but nothing noticeable and is generally very presentable. The action to barrel fit is tight when closed, with the forend on or removed. When the gun is open the fit is still firm and the barrels do not flap around loosely. The action appears to work correctly and ejects. The bores are good and free of faults. The blueing is generally good with small signs of wear. There are very minor corrosion spots to the top rib close to the muzzle which with a little care could be cleaned up.
Lot 118
Mid 18th century Flintlock fowling piece by Bryan of London, fitted with a replacement lock of similar period signed Lowe, with 37.5 inch 12 bore Spanish form barrel with flaring muzzle and silver foresight, gold plug touchhole, silver scroll and flower side plate and escutcheon, figured walnut stock carved with shell and scroll barrel tang apron, mounted with engraved steel furniture.Section 58(2) antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence.Condition report: The Action works correctly on both half and full cock. The metalwork has pitting overall and there is some corrosion to the inside of the muzzle. The bore has light pitting and a ring of slightly heavier pitting around the mid point of the barrel. There is some light recent surface corrosion to the inside of the trigger guard and other small areas which would clean off with ease. The top ramrod pipe has a chip to it. The stock has a small piece let into the toe of the butt. There is also a repaired crack to the left side of the stock around the second barrel key. The left side of the stock at the muzzle has a chipped/ worn away area where the wood meets the barrel. There is a chip to the wood of the stock beside the lock plate.
Lot 123
Holmes of Liverpool 16 bore percussion double barrel sporting gun, with 28 inch damascus barrels decorated with floral device and double gold band lines, scroll engraved locks, finely chequered figured stock with vacant escutcheon, carved with cheekpiece, pineapple finial silver ramrod pipe and steel scrolling trigger guard, fitted into a period case complete with oil bottle stamped W. Richards Liverpool, a letter flask stamped Bishop Bond Street, and a copper and brass powder flask stamped C&J.W. Hawksley.Section 58(2) Antique /obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence.Condition report: The case is generally good with the wear and tear of use. Three of the corners are chipped, the lock has been changed and there are two keyholes in the same spot due to the fitting of a previous lock. This can be seen in the second image online. The gun weighs just over 3.4kgs. The length of pull from the rear trigger is 13 3/4 inches. The stock of the gun is generally good with a pleasing patina and nice crisp chequering. There are some dents and scratches from use as well as very minor shrinkage splits around the lock plate areas but the stock is structurally sound and free from damage or repair. The silver barrel wedge plates are a little loose but hold in place. If you were to shoot this gun they might need securing more firmly. The metalwork has very light pitting which is heavier on the tip of the hammers and on the but plate. The barrels have some dark stained pitting patches externally. The ring when tapped and the central rib looks secure with no loose seams. The bores have some dark pitting patches similar to the exterior of the barrels. This does not look too deep but not pitting that could be removed.
Lot 204
Victorian police constabulary short sword and scabbard, with fish skin grip, brass guard and leather scabbard.71cm long Condition report: The sword is in pretty good order generally, there is very very light surface corrosion/dirt that would easily clean up with a little TLC. The guard and grip are tight on the blade and the blade is straight and hasn't been messed with. The grip shows a small amount of wear. The scabbard as can be seen from the images has perished. The end cap is missing.
Lot 28
Deactivated Japanese WWII Nambu 8mm semi-automatic pistol, with 4 inch barrel, serial number 45342.Deactivated in 2020 to current UK specifications with certificate. No licence required to purchase.Condition report: The pistol has patches of surface pitting. The grips are scuffed and worn. There is some light surface corrosion around the barrel which would probably clean off easily. The polished white steel magazine has dark corrosion patches to it. The magazine extracts and is unharmed in the deactivation. The slide retracts and slams forward unless the magazine is in place when the slide locks back showing the gun to be empty. The pistol will not cock and dryfire.
Lot 37
Deactivated Webley MkVI .455 service revolver, with 6 inch barrel, serial number 291912, the frame stamped Webley Mark VI Patent 1917.Deactivated in 2020 to current UK specifications with certificate. No licence required to purchase.Condition report: The trigger will rotate the cylinder but it does not move the hammer. The hammer can be pulled back but returns under spring tension. The gun has patches of corrosion to some screw heads and one spot on the frame. There is light surface wear and the bluing has gone to grey in most places. The grips have some scuffs and marks.
Lot 4A
Rare Flintlock Duck's Foot pistol by Forth of York, with four 3 inch turn off barrels each numbered with corresponding numbers to the brass frame, London proof marks to the frame for each barrel, the brass work engraved with the maker's name and garnitures, chequered one-piece walnut pistol grip.Forth of York is known as operating between 1800 and 1813.Condition report: Action works correctly with a good mainspring, barrel numbers 2 and 4 unscrew. There is a dark overall patina to the steel parts with only light surface pitting.
Lot 5
18th-century brass and steel flintlock tinder pistol lighter, the handle engraved with a recumbent stag and scrolls.19cm long Condition report: Action works correctly with strong springs. There is light pitting to the steel parts. The screw heads are slightly chewed from being used. The side door is ill fitting and perhaps a replacement as it has an embossed decoration not seen on the rest of the lighter.
Lot 80
Enfield three-band percussion .577 rifle, the 36 inch fitted with ladder sight and marked on 1857 dated Tower VR lock, the stock with faint war department stamp, the heel stamped T. Turner.Section 58(2) Antique /obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence.Condition report: The bore has some light surface corrosion but has no deep pitting and the rifling is still strong. The action works correctly. The stock and barrel have been completely refinished. The rear sight sliding ladder blade has been replaced. The metalwork has pitting.
Lot 84
Percussion 20 bore sporting rifle by John Probin, with 30 inch octagonal barrel engraved John Probin, 115 St Martin's Lane London, fitted with dovetailed front sight and three folding leaf sights, and platinum breach plug, scrollwork engraved action fitted with safety catch, chequered figured half stock, with escutcheon engraved WM, fitted with steel patchbox, butt plate, blued scroll trigger guard and sling loops, complete with ramrod fitted with worm bullet puller.Section 58 (2) antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence.Condition report: The action of the rifle works however the sliding safety catch does not work. There is a crack to the stock ahead of the action, and a repair to the stock around the ramrod pipe. The stock otherwise has a pleasing patina with nice chequering. The metal has some light overall pitting, there is fresh surface corrosion to the tip of the muzzle and in other areas around the action which would clean up with relative ease. The bore has some light pitting spots but is otherwise very good with crisp rifling.
Lot 87
Westley Richards .450 Monkey Tail capping breech-loading carbine, 24 inch barrel marked 'Whitworths Rifling' fitted with folding ladder sight and stamped with serial number 9312, the lock marked with a triangle and 1874 date, the 'tail' breech catch also marked with a triangle and 'Manufactured by Westley Richards', the butt plate with trap door containing wire cleaning tool and a non-original Parker Hale jag.Section 58 (2) antique / obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence.Condition report: Generally good condition overall. There is light pitting overall with heavier patches around the nipple area and butt plate. Small patches of surface corrosion in places which would clean off with ease. The action works correctly and the lock-up at the breach is tight. The bore is good with only light patches of pitting. The stock has a good patina with the usual knocks and marks but there are no splits. There are two oil dribble lines running back from the action down the butt but these are not defacing to the look of the gun.
Lot 89
Percussion .650 Yeomanry carbine, with 20 inch barrel fitted with block sights, fitted with saddle ring and bar, unit marked R.M.L.L.C No.90 to the brass but plate tang, double line border engraved lock stamped crown VR Tower 1844, swivel ramrod.Section 58(2) Antique /obsolete calibre, can be owned without a licence.Condition report: The carbine is in very good original condition. Most of the bluing remains to the barrel with only small areas worn through. The action works correctly with a very strong mainspring. The stock has a very nice patina with the usual knocks and scratches but noting defacing. There is a scratch to the butt which could look from the photos as a crack but it is not. Some parts such as the saddle ring and bar and ramrod have light surface pitting.
Lot 99
Belgian 12 bore side by side shotgun serial number 9960, 28 inch barrels with 3/4 and 1/2 chokes.UK RFD OR SHOTGUN REQUIRED TO BID ON THIS LOT.Condition report: The gun appears to function correctly but requires cosmetic work to look its best. The action functions and the barrel to action fit is pretty tight with only a minor amount of movement seen. There is light corrosion to the metalwork generally both inside and outside. The face of the muzzle has small dent on the right hand barrel. The stock has some dents and scratches and there is a recoil pad which has been fitted and has now left a black shadow underneath where it lies.
Lot 209
C. Marius C.f. Capito Denarius. Circa, 81 BC. Silver, 3.86 grams. 18.6 mm. Obverse: Bust of Ceres right, CAPIT.XVI behind. Laurel wreath below chin. Reverse: Ploughman with a yoke of oxen left, IXVI above. C.MARI.C.F / S.C in ex. Ref: Babelon Maria 9. Sydenham 744b. RBW 1404. Crawford 378/1c. Good very fine with light toning. Ex NN auction 39, ex John Wells collection.
Lot 252
Edward IV Bristol Groat. Light coinage, 1464 - 70. Silver, 2.75 grams. 25.04 mm. Obverse: Crowned facing bust, quatrefoils at neck. EDWARD DEI GRA REX ANGL FRANC. Reverse: Cross with pellets in each quarter, VIL LAB RIS TOLL. Mint mark sun. I in BRISTOLL over an E. Ref: Buck, Medieval English Goats. Type VI. Spink, 2004.
Lot 436
AFTER ÉTIENNE-MAURICE FALCONET, (FRENCH 1716 - 1791), 'BAIGNEUSE', A PATINATED BRONZE MODEL OF A MAIDEN, portrayed as nude but for light drapery across her loins, standing next to a tree stump, the circular base inscribed FALCONNET (sic), on a square section socle with imbricated laurel cast collar; on an associated stained oak stand, height of bronze: 88cm, height of stand: 37cm
Lot 556
A JAPANNED METAL TWIN LIGHT BOUILLOTTE TABLE LAMP, in early 19th century style, 20th century, the conical shades height adjustable on a square section stem, above twin electrical fitments on outscrolled arms, above a galleried oval base on four ball feet: a red and gold painted metal table lamp modelled as a Spanish altar stick, 20th century; and a modern black ceramic urn table lamp, the Bouillotte lamp: 52cm high, 37cm wide, the altar stick: 80cm high, the urn lamp: 39cm high overall
Lot 558
A PAIR OF FRENCH GREEN AND WHITE OVERLAID GLASS THREE LIGHT LUSTRE CANDELABRA, each with one raised sconce on a baluster, knopped and moulded stem, with two further sconces issuing on scrolled arms, all with electrical fitments within, decorated with flowers and foliage overall, height: 60cm, width: 45cm
Lot 569
A PAIR OF RESTAURATION GILT AND PATINATED BRONZE FIGURAL FIVE LIGHT CANDELABRA, circa 1825, with foliate cast urn sockets on scrolling foliate arms, on torcheres held aloft by standing and wreath bearing amorini, the engine milled baluster plinths with domed tops and square, foliate cast bases, height: 67cm
Lot 571
A PATINATED AND GILT BRONZE TWIN LIGHT TABLE LAMP, IN EMPIRE TASTE, the electrical fitments with flambeau finial, above a reeded column, rising from above the head of a standing and formally draped maiden, a laurel sprig held in each hand; the cylindrical white marble plinth with foliate cast swag and mask mounts, height: 80cm
Lot 578
A PAIR OF PAINTED AND PARCEL GILT BRONZE TWIN LIGHT WALL APPLIQUES IN REGENCY EMPIRE STYLE, 20th century, the tulip form sockets with foliate and shell cast undersides, in petal cast drip pans, on fluted cornucopia arms issuing from foliate cast bosses on octagonal bases; the backplates cast as stylised quivers with spiral ribbed finials and acanthus cast terminals, height: 34cm including electrical fitments, width: 18.5cm, protuberance: 12cm
Lot 584
A PAIR OF WROUGHT IRON TWIN LIGHT WALL APPLIQUES, IN GOTHIC REVIVAL TASTE, each with electrical fitments in urn sockets, the drip pans with inverted crenellations, on branches issuing from backplates modelled as flambeau torcheres, height: 58cm, width: 41cm, protuberance: 18cm. Note: These wall lights are redolent of the interiors designed by Oliver Messel
Lot 586
A PAIR OF BRASS TWIN LIGHT WALL APPLIQUES IN REGENCE STYLE, 20th century, the electrical fitments in hexagonal section urn sockets, on octagonal drip pans and scroll cast arms, issuing from waisted and faceted backplates, height: 33cm, width: 45cm, protuberance: 38cm*Please note these wall lights are brass, not silvered metal as originally described*
Lot 589
A SET OF FOUR GILT METAL TWIN LIGHT WALLL APPLIQUES, IN LOUIS XV TASTE, 20th century, cast opposing as two pairs, the electrical fitments in scrolling foliate cast sockets and drip pans, on scrolling foliate cast arms issuing from conforming backplates, height excluding fittings: 37cm, width: 33cm, protuberance: 15cm
Lot 590
A PAIR OF WALNUT AND GILT METAL MOUNTED TWIN LIGHT WALL APPLIQUES, the sconces, arms and backplates modelled in each applique as twin joined hunting horns; beneath profile roundels carved in relief in the manner of early 17th century romayne heads, height: 45cm, width: 23cm, protuberance: 12cm
Lot 607
A GILT METAL AND GLASS HUNG TWELVE LIGHT CHANDELIER, the upper tier of six sockets with electrical fitments, the lower tier without, all on scrolling branches issuing from a central rod, hung overall with faceted glass bead swags and moulded peardrop pendants, height overall: Approximately 92cm, width: 64cm
Lot 609
A GILT METAL AND GLASS ADORNED TWELVE LIGHT CHANDELIER, the later electrical fitments in urn sockets with crenellated and Greek key cut glass drip pans, on scrolling foliate arms around a metal circlet, with reeded glass stem; hung overall with faceted glass beads and pendants, height overall: Approximately 110cm, width: 63cm
Lot 613
A GEORGE IV GILT METAL AND GLASS HUNG SIX LIGHT CHANDELIER, circa 1820, of 'inverted trumpet' form, the later electrical fitments in cut glass drip pans adorned with faceted pendants, issuing around a circlet, the stem rising to a coronet above, hung overall with faceted glass bead swags, with faceted sphere terminal, height overall: 98cm, width: 59cm
Lot 744
A PAIR OF GILTWOOD TWIN LIGHT WALL APPLIQUES IN EMPIRE STYLE, of recent manufacture, modelled as opposing, each with tied ribbon finial above a spreadeagle on a plinth, above acanthus mouldings, each with twin brass arms scrolling out to the foliate carved sockets; the backplates carved as tasselled swags, height: 102cm, width overall: 45cm, - 38cm excluding fabric shades, protuberance overall: 26cm, - 22cm exc. shades
Lot 746
A PAIR OF SUBSTANTIAL GILTWOOD FRAMED GIRANDOLES, IN ROCOCO TASTE, of recent manufacture, of loosely rectangular form, each with maiden's mask cresting above a scrollworked top, the sides with entwined and fruiting grapevines; each with a moulded and cut glass five light candelabrum issuing from the plate, with obelisk finials and hung overall with faceted glass lustres, (the sconces disassembled and unillustrated), height: 214cm, width: 105cm
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