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Lot 297
A Victorian iron hobgrate and surround, mid 19th century, with recessed three rail basket flanked to each side by a platform, within a guilloche cast arch, the grate with later electrical light fitment within, 91cm high, 81cm wide, 19cm deep; and a pair of cast iron fire dogs, 17th century, each with billet bars behind, 45cm high, 41cm deep
Lot 103
Badge. Scottish 4th Bn. Highland Light Infantry HLI attributed Victorian Officer’s plaid brooch in case A very fine unmarked example. Burnished silvered quoit, the edge with engraved decoration, mounted with a heavy thistle wreath and a cut silver Star of the Order of the Thistle bearing burnished silver curled bugle horn with gilt Imperial Crown, “HLI” monogram and Elephant. Stout pin to reverse which is handsomely engraved “Capt H.J. Bunbury 4th B, H.L.I.”. Some wear to gilt, generally VGC, Rushed silk lining to lid.
Lot 104
Badge. Scottish Highland Light Infantry HLI Victorian Officer’s plaid brooch. A very fine unmarked example. Burnished silvered quoit, the edge with engraved decoration, mounted with a heavy thistle wreath and a cut silver Star of the Order of the Thistle bearing burnished gilt Imperial Crown “HLI” mongram, “Assaye” scroll and Elephant. Stout pin to reverse. VGC
Lot 105
Badge. Scottish Highland Light Infantry HLI Victorian Officer’s plaid brooch. A very fine unmarked example. Burnished silvered quoit, the edge with engraved decoration, mounted with a heavy thistle wreath. Mounted within the wreath, a cut silver Star of the Order of the Thistle bearing gilt Imperial Crown, “HLI” monogram, blank scroll and the Elephant. Stout pin to reverse which is crudely engraved “E177 Lt Col L.S. Morrison”. One fixing nut absent, VG
Lot 106
Badge. Scottish Highland Light Infantry HLI Victorian Officer’s plaid brooch. A very fine scarce unmarked example. Burnished silvered quoit, the edge with engraved decoration, mounted with a heavy thistle wreath and cut gilt Star of the Order of the Thistle bearing silver Imperial Crown, “HLI” monogram; bank scroll and Elephant. Stout pin to reverse. VGC
Lot 107
Badge. Scottish. Scottish Highland Light Infantry HLI Victorian Officer’s plaid brooch. A good unmarked example. Burnished silvered quoit thistle wreath. Mounted within the wreath, a cut gilt Star of the Order of the Thistle bearing gilt Imperial Crown, “HLI” monogram; “Assaye” scroll and Elephant. Stout pin to reverse, fleur de lis. VGC
Lot 108
Badge. Scottish. 74th (Highlanders) Regiment of Foot Victorian Officer’s pre 1881 plaid brooch. A very fine and rare example. Burnished silver quoit finely engraved with 13 battle honours entwined with a thistle wreath, the centre set with a facetted glass foiled citrine. Stout pin to reverse. VGC The 74th (Highlanders) Regiment of Foot became 2nd Bn. Highland Light Infantry on Friday 1st July, 1881.
Lot 109
Badge. Highland Light Infantry post 1881 Officer’s plaid brooch. A very fine and scarce unmarked hollow silver example. Seeded silver domed disk with raised burnished silver rim; on the brooch, in relief, a scroll inscribed “Highand Light Infantry” surmounted by a crown; the remainder ornamented with thistle wreath. To the centre, a facetted glass foiled citrine. Stout pin to reverse. GC
Lot 110
Badge. Scottish. Highland Light Infantry post 1902 NCO’s plaid brooch. A fine and scarce nickel example. Plain quoit mounted with thistle wreath bearing honours, to the centre a Thistle star mounted with gilt crown, curled silver bugle with centre gilt HLI, below gilt “Assaye” scroll and elephant. Stout pin to reverse. VGC
Lot 112
Badge. Scottish. 74th (Highlanders) Regiment of Foot Victorian pre Crimea NCO’s named plaid brooch. A very fine and rare example. Plain quoit mounted with elephant on “Assaye” scroll. Stout pin to reverse which is engraved “Serj. Major George Watson 74th Hghlanders 1st Jany 1849.” VGC The 74th (Highlanders) Regiment of Foot became 2nd Bn. Highland Light Infantry on Friday 1st July, 1881. Actual plaid illustrated in Bloomers’s “Badges of the Highland & Lowland Regiments”.
Lot 113
Badge. Scottish. Highland Light Infantry post 1902 NCO’s plaid brooch. A fine and scarce silvered example. Plain quoit mounted with thistle wreath bearing 30 honours, to the centre a Thistle star mounted bearing crown, curled bugle with centre HLI, below “Assaye” scroll and elephant. Stout pin to reverse. VGC
Lot 114
Badge. Scottish. Highland Light Infantry post 1905 NCO’s plaid brooch. A scarce nickel example by R.C. Lawrie, Glasgow. Plain quoit mounted with Thistle star bearing crown, curled bugle with centre HLI, below blank scroll and elephant. On the quoit a scroll “South Africa 1900-02”. Stout pin to reverse. Polished.
Lot 116
Badge. Scottish. Highland Light Infantry 1927 hallmarked silver plaid brooch. A scarce silver example by Wilson & Sharp Ltd. Edinbugh. Plain quoit mounted with Thistle star bearing crown, curled bugle with centre HLI, below scroll “Assaye” and elephant. Stout pin to reverse which bears thislte logo. Polished. 1
Lot 118
Badge. 5th VB Highland Light Infanty Piper’s plaid brooch. A good post 1881 nickle example comprising a stippled silvered quoit with burnished rim; on the quoit, a thistle wreath surmounted by the Sphinx resting on a tablet inscribed “Egypt”. Within the wreath, a strap inscribed “Nemo me impune laccesit”; to the centre, St.Andrew and the Cross. Stout pin to reverse which is impressed “5th VB H.L.I.” GC
Lot 130
Badge. 71st (Highland) (Light Infantry) Victorian Officer’s shako mount 1841-81. A good scarce example. Gilt curled bugle horn with separate “71” to the centre. Reverse retains original fixings comprising blades to reverse of bugle, loops to reverse of numerals. Minor service wear. VGC Became 1st Battalion Highland Light Infantry on Friday 1st July, 1881.
Lot 146
Badge. British Indian. 106th (Bombay Light Infantry) Regiment Victorian OR’s glengarry badge circa 1874-1881. A die-stamped brass example. Crowned curled bugle horn set on laurel wreath with “106” to voided centre; across the base of the laurels a tri-part scroll, “Bombay Light Infantry”. Brass loops East and West; GC In 1861 the 2nd Bombay Light Infantry Regiment was transferred to the British Establishment as the 106th Bombay Light Infantry, becoming the 2nd Battalion The Durham Light Infantry in 1881.
Lot 16
Badge. Scottish. 71st Highlanders Victorian pre 1881 Officer’s helmet plate. An extremely fine and scarce gilt example of crowned star pattern, the dark green velvet centre bearing gilt curled bugle horn with “71” to centre. Two of three loops to reverse. Crown old strengthening repair otherwise VGC. 71st (Highland) (Light Infantry) became 1st Battalion Highland Light Infantry on Friday 1st July 1881
Lot 162
Badge. British Indian. 105th (Madras Light Infantry) Regiment, OR’s glengarry badge and collars circa 1874-1881. A good die-stamped brass example. Crowned coiled bugle horn; lined ‘105’ to voided centre. Old replacement loops East and West. VGC (KK 582) With facing collar badges on loops (not an exact pair). (3 items) In 1861 the 2nd Madras (European) Regiment was transferred to the British Establishment as the 105th (Madras Light Infantry) Regiment, becoming the 2nd Battalion, The King’s Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regiment) in 1881
Lot 18
Badge. Herefordshire Militia, Victorian Officer’s helmet plate 1878-1881. A fine and scarce silvered example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and rope edged strap “Herefordshire Militia”, the black velvet centre with lion passant gardant, in the dexter paw a sword . Three loops to reverse. VGC HQ Hereford. In 1881 became 4th Battalion The King’s (Shropshire Light Infantry). This is one of three recorded patterns for this regiment during this short period.
Lot 190
Badge. Scottish. 74th (Highlanders) Regiment of Foot Victorian Officer’s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A fine rare die-stamped gilt Thistle Star bearing the motto on a blue enamel ground, “74” to central wire mesh. Two loops to reverse. Small chip to enamel at 6 o’clock otherwise VGC. The 74th (Highlanders) Regiment of Foot became 2nd Bn. Highland Light Infantry in 1881.
Lot 191
Badge. Scottish. 74th (Highlanders) Regiment of Foot Victorian OR’s glengarry badge circa 1874-81. A fine scarce die-stamped white metal Thistle Star bearing the motto, “74” to voided centre. Two loops to reverse. VGC The 74th (Highlanders) Regiment of Foot became 2nd Bn. Highland Light Infantry in 1881.
Lot 196
Badge. Indian Army. Chota Nagpur Regiment AFI silver pagri badge. Finely cast British made silver example by JR Gaunt, London marked “S” on reverse. Within a crowned horseshoe scroll inscribed “C.N. Regt.”; a gilt Cobra with its body encircling the ends of the scroll. Pagri pin to reverse, VGC (Cox 2722) Formed as Chota Nagpur Mounted Rifles on 7th August 1891; became the Chota Nagpur Light Horse on 2nd March 1910 and finally Chota Nagpur Regiment on 1st April 1917. Honorary Colonel was The Governor of Bihar.
Lot 229
Badge. The Prince Albert’s (Somerset Light Infantry) Officer’s helmet plate circa 1901-14. A splendid gilt example by J & Co (Jennens). Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the black velvet centre mounted with silver mural crowned strung bugle, Sphinx and Eygpt. Mounted on the base of the wreath a silver tri-part scroll inscribed “Somersetshire Light Infantry”. Three loops to reverse. VGC
Lot 23
Badge. 1st VB Northumberland Fusiliers Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1893-1901. A fine and scarce silver plated example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath and Garter; the black velvet centre, mounted with St. George and the Dragon with “Quo Fata Vocant” scroll. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a tri-part scroll inscribed “The Northumberland Fusiliers” with supplementary scroll below “1st Volunteer Battalion”. Three loops to reverse. VGC HQ at Hexham. The Battalion wore light grey cloth Home Service Pattern helmets. Provenance. Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection, Bosleys March 2009, Lot 19.
Lot 232
Badge. Royal Marine Light Infantry Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1878-1901. A good gilt example. Crowned star mounted with laurel wreath joined at the top by a scroll inscribed “Gibraltar; fouled anchor to the junction below. Within the wreath, a pierced strap inscribed “Per Mare Per Terram” on blue enamel ground. To the centre, a silver globe in relief. Mounted beneath the wreath, a silver strung bugle. Two of three loops to reverse. VGC (KK 1091)
Lot 244
Badge. Royal Marine Light Infantry Victorian Officer’s shako plate circa 1866-78. A very fine and scarce gilt example. Crowned star mounted with a laurel wreath surmounted by a scroll inscribed “Gibraltar” and bearing a bugle to the junction below. Pierced strap “Per Mare Per Terram” on a rich blue enamel ground (defective). To the centre, a silver globe in relief , the Continents picked out in gilt. Two loops to reverse. VGC (KK 1089)
Lot 246
Badge. Royal Marine Light Infantry Victorian Officer's glengarry badge circa 1870-97. A very fine and rare die-stamped gilt example. Within a laurel wreath surmounted by a scroll inscribed “Gibraltar” in turn surmounted by a silver strung bugle; a pierced “Per Mare Per Terram” strap on blue translucent enamel ground. To the centre, a silver globe in relief, the Continents picked out in gilt; on the tail of the strap a fouled anchor. Two loops to reverse. VGC
Lot 247
Badge. Royal Marine Light Infantry Officer’s forage cap badge. A fine scarce 1880-1922 example. Red backed bullion laurel wreath with applied silver globe, the continents in gilt in relief to the centre. Together with a worn gilt strung bugle (possibly associated) worn separately above the wreath. Generally VGC.
Lot 326
Scottish. Highland Light Infantry 1915 hallmarked silver Officer’s attributed framed glengarry, Hill 60. A fine Edinburgh die-cast example now mounted in a glazed frame, opened for inspection. Facetted silver Star of The Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle; mounted on the Star, detachable gilt crown above a silver curled bugle horn with gilt “HLI” monogram, “Assaye” scroll and Elephant. Two loops to reverse replaced with lead soldered pin fitting, service wear. Maker’s mark H.T. (Henry Tatton) and applied retailer’s plaque “Anderson & Sons, George Street, Edinburgh”. Framed a with photograph of Lieutenant Francis John Nicoll who made the ultimate sacrifice for this Country Full biographical details included.
Lot 37
Badge. 52nd (Oxfordshire Light Infantry) Regiment of Foot, Victorian Officer’s shako plate circa 1869-78. A fine scarce die-stamped gilt example. Within a crowned laurel wreath, the Garter; applied gilt strung bugle, with ‘52’ between the strings, to voided centre. Two loops to reverse. Minor service wear otherwise generally VGC.
Lot 39
Badge. 4th Royal Lancashire Light Infantry Victorian Officer’s shako plate. circa 1869-78. A fine die-stamped example. Crowned silvered laurel wreath, the crown with gilt wash overlay; mounted within the wreath a gilt circlet inscribed “Royal Lancashire Light Infantry” with silver Crown, Rose and Bugle to centre on burnished gilt domed ground. Two loops to reverse. Gilt on crown with light service wear, one blade securing centre AF otherwise VGC. (KK 1230) Raised 22nd March 1853 at Warrington. Became 3rd Bn. South Lancashire Regiment on Friday 1st July 1881.
Lot 42
Badge. British Indian. 105th (Madras Light Infantry) Officer’s shako plate circa 1869-78. A very fine die-stamped rich gilt example. Within a crowned laurel wreath, a further wreath of laurel and palm encircling a curled bugle horn inscribed “Madras Light Infty” with floreate “105” to voided centre. Mounted on the lower junction of the main wreath, a gilt scroll inscribed “Cede Nullis”. Two loops to reverse. VGC (KK 176) Became 2nd Bn. King’s Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regt) on 1st July 1881.
Lot 435
95th (Derbyshire) Regiment Casualty Crimea War Pair of Medals. Awarded to 2950 Private Joseph Harris who died on the 30th September 1854. Comprising: Crimea Medal two clasps “Alma”, “Sebastopol”, “JOSEPH HARRIS 95TH REGT” (Impressed), Turckish Crimea Medal (British issue). Medals loose. Private Joseph Harris was mobilised with his Regiment for the Crimea and embarked on SS Medway on the 6th April 1854, landing Scutari on the 24th April. Serving with the Light Company, he was present at the Alma and the advance to Sebastapol. On the 26th September the Russians attacked the British Second Division positions and the Light Company of the 95th led the counter attack. Private Harris fell ill with cholera and died on the 30th September. Medal and clasp entitlement confirmed.
Lot 469
WW1 Durham Light Infantry Officer’s Engraved Silver War Badge. A good example bearing the number “2382”, with the additional engraving: “2nd LIEUT A. M. LYONS D.L.I. GENERAL LIST OF OFFICERS”. ... Accompanied by a second silver war badge bearing the number “383604”. (2 items) The Silver War Badge is confirmed as being issued to Second Lieutenant Abraham Montague Lyons of the Durham Light Infantry. Badge 383604 issued to Lieutenant Norman Henry Mohum of the 4th Bn Northamptonshire Regiment
Lot 486
2nd Regiment of Light Dragoons King’s German Legion. Waterloo Medal. Awarded to “*CORP GEORGE FUCHS 2ND REG. LIGHT DRAG. K.G.L.*”. Fitted with a steel straight ribbon bar suspension. slight edge knocks. At the Battle of Waterloo the 2nd Regiment of Light Dragoons served in the 3rd Cavalry Brigade under Major General Dornberg, and suffered 20 killed, 55 wounded, 2 missing.
Lot 491
Irish 27th Foot (Inniskilling) Officer’s Military General Service Medal Eight Clasps. An extremely rare example awarded to Lieutenant Robert Stewart Ruddach of the Inniskillings. Comprising: Military General Service Medal, eight clasps “Badajoz”, “Salamanca”, “Vittoria”, Pyrenees”, “Nivelle”, “Nive”, “Orthes”, “Toulouse”. “R.S. RUDDACH LIEUT 27TH FOOT”. Retaining original ribbon. The Eight Clasps to the MGS are confirmed on the Roll. He joined the Regiment as an Ensign and purchased his Lieutenant in 1813 for the sum of £150 from Lieutenant Bakewell who had been wounded. In November 1815 he exchanged to the 20th Light Dragoons and was placed on the half pay list in March 1816. There is an indication he also served in the Americas.
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