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Lot 852
A GEORGE III SILVER TANKARD the handle engraved with contemporary inscription The Gift of RD to IA, 18.5cm h, by John Langlands and John Robertson, Newcastle 1751, 21ozs 10dwts ++The body engraved in the 19th century with the initial M within a garter; in good condition with light wear, the marks on the base well spaced and struck. The lion passant on the domed lid slightly rubbed but legible
Lot 854
A GEORGE III SILVER NAVETTE SHAPED AND PIERCED SUGAR BASKET with swing handle, blue glass liner, 16.5cm h, by Henry Chawner, London 1791, 6ozs 10dwts ++Handle bent, pierced with a tiny hole just beneath the handle on one side. Light erasure from the cartouche, foot slightly bent, the marks clear. Modestly estimated
Lot 863
A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER OVAL ENTRÉE DISHES AND COVERS with detachable handle, crested, 30cm w, by Fenton Bros, Sheffield 1877, engraved for the retailer HOWELL JAMES & CO 5, 7-9 REGENT ST LONDON, 96ozs 10dwts ++In good condition with a few light scratches and the odd shallow dent, complete, no repairs, the marks good
Lot 864
A GEORGE III SILVER CUP later chased, on spume foot, 15cm h, maker WC, a pellet between, probably William Collings, London 1774, 12ozs 10dwts ++One cartouche engraved with a presentation inscription dated 1873, the other with evidence of light erasure but not noticeably thin. The chasing crisp and no repairs, the marks good
Lot 870
A GEORGE III SILVER COFFEE POT 30cm h, maker WB, a pellet between, probably Walter Brind, London 1781, 25ozs gross ++A well made coffee pot in fine condition with light wear only, of good colour, a few light scratches, the marks well struck, marked with the lion passant on the lid, no evidence of erasure or chasing
Lot 871
A SCOTTISH VICTORIAN SILVER BOWL with winged figure handles, engraved with armorials, 28cm w, by Thomas Ross & Sons, Glasgow 1898, 22ozs ++In good condition with some polish residue. The vacant cartouche with evidence of light erasure but not noticeably thin. No damage or repair, the marks good
Lot 882
A GEORGE III SILVER MUG with heart shaped terminal, 14.5cm h, maker IK, a pellet between, London 1773, 16ozs ++Of good colour with light wear and dents, the handle engraved with contemporary initials E/T*M, no repairs, the marks slightly rubbed but legible, probably with erasure of engraving although not in anyway noticeable thin
Lot 883
A GEORGE III SILVER ENGRAVED HELMET SHAPED CREAM JUG 13cm h, by Samuel Godbehere and Edward Wigan, London 1796, 3ozs ++In fine condition, one or two very faint pin pricks as a consequence of light erasure of engraving from the shield shaped cartouche, no repairs, the maker's mark poorly struck, the other marks very good
Lot 907
A GEORGE II SILVER CREAM JUG 8cm h the underside with contemporary scratched initials E.C/R.R and date 1729, maker's mark illegible, possibly -G, London 1728, 2ozs ++Light wear and scratches consistent with age, not previously chased, no damage or repairs and no evidence of erasure. The marks other than the maker's mark good
Lot 961
TWO VICTORIAN SILVER CUPS 17.5 and 18cm h, both London, by Robert Harper, 1858 and Alexander Macrae, 1866, 13ozs ++The example engraved with swags with erasure of engraving from one cartouche resulting in a noticeable thinning, the other with light erasure, not resulting in noticeable thinning. Both of fine appearance
Lot 962
TWO VICTORIAN SILVER CUPS 17.5 and 18.5cm h, both Birmingham, by George Unite, probably 1876 and by Hilliard & Thomason, 1892, 9ozs ++The later cup in practically mint state, the engraving crisp and free from scratches or wear, the earlier cup with embossed decoration with light overall polish wear, neither with evidence of erasure
Lot 970
A GEORGE V SILVER SIX PIECE CONDIMENT SET with blue glass liners, pepper caster 8cm h, by Elkington & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1923, 6ozs 10dwts ++Engraved with initial R. Some corrosion inside the salt cellars. Play in the lid hinge of one of the mustard pots; light wear and lacking two of the four glass liners
Lot 980
AN ENGLISH 18CT GOLD KEYLESS LEVER HALF HUNTING CASED WATCH T & A GAYE, LONDON, NO 78248 casemaker Philip Woodman & Sons, London 1895, 47cm diam ++The enamel dial in fine condition, case with a few very light scratches from normal wear, the movement in apparently good running order, sold without warranty
Lot 640
A scarce 1887 Turkish contract 9.5mm Mauser bolt action rifle, 49½” overall, barrel 30”, the breech stamped with toughra and various arsenal or ordnance marks, number 123847 on the bolt only, all other markings, including serial numbers, in Arabic, all parts stamped with a small crescent, with sling swivels and original cleaning rod. GWO & C (some light pitting, the barrel and action reblacked overall). As the cartridge for this weapon was only manufactured for a short period, many obsolete rifles were destroyed. Plate 7
Lot 82
Loyal Birmingham Light Horse Volunteers, silver medal 1802. Obverse: Peace presenting a medal to a Roman soldier with legend “For True Patriotism” above; in exergue “Peace MDCCCII”. Reverse: “Presented to ... (recipient’s name “William Weston L.B.L.H.V” engraved onto blank tablet) by the Town of Birmingham May XXVIII MDCCCII”, within oakwreath. Now fitted with brazed shoulder loop and ring suspender. Diam 47mm. GVF, in half of original fitted leather covered presentation case. Plate 15. Note: The Loyal Birmingham Light Horse Volunteers were raised in 1797 and were presented with their colours in 1798
Lot 110
An officer’s silver plated shoulder belt plate of The 19th Light Dragoons, of flat oval form, engraved with a breastplate and trophy of lances and standards, the latter bearing “GR” and “19 LD”, all within a vine leaf border, maker’s marks “BG” on the back, hook and 2 stud fastening, 2-3/8” x 1-7/8”. Good condition Plate 19
Lot 117
A most interesting pocket booklet “An Exposition of the Nineteen Manoeuvres as ordered by His Majesty to be performed at every inspection and Review by every Regiment of Foot...light infantry and Rifle Corps..by a very Humble Patriot”, folding coloured frontispiece (small section missing), showing diagram of movements, and other small similar plates in text, 140pp, 3¼” x 3¾”, in overall red leather binding with tab fastener, and a pocket inside the back containing 15 small wooden tabs, all marked, for demonstrating the positions described in the text and plates, pun 1805 and dated 6/2/05. Good Condition
Lot 146
† A Georgian miniature half length portrait of a sabaltern, Light Company, 14th (Buckingham-shire) Regt, in scarlet coattee with white facings, wings and shoulder belt, the regimental number just discernable, 4¾” x 3¾”. In polished darkwood frame with gilt inner frame. Good condition Plate 24
Lot 163
An officer’s cast silver oval shoulder belt plate of the London and Westminster Light Horse Volunteers, bearing rampant lion resting on oval with GR and Garter motto, scroll “Forward” at the base, beaded rim, hook and 2 stud fastening, Hallmarked “GT” London 1803. Very Good Condition. Plate 28
Lot 245
A set of 3 coloured printed caricatures after originals by Dighton, “An officer of Light Dragoons taken at the Steyne at Brighton”, 1801, very obese; “A First Rate Man of War taken from the Dock Yard, Plymouth”, 1809, thin and miserable, and “The Major Part of the Town of Portsmouth,” 1807, very obese and self satisfied, mounted and framed en-suite, 14½” x 11½”. Good Condition, (minor wear to frames)
Lot 253
A rare OR’s heavy canvas valise or backpack of The 97th (Invernessshire Highlanders) Regiment, the outside painted light brown witih roundel on front cover “F/97” in circle “Inverness Shire Regt”, soldier’s name “1: McDonald” on lower inner edge, leather fastening and shoulder straps; the regiment was raised in 1795 and disbanded the following year. Good Condition Plate 52
Lot 272
Lord Portarlington’s shabraque 23rd Light Dragoons, length 47”, edge embroidered in silver lace, crowned “GR”, “Egypt” and “23 LD” in front and rear section, Quite Good Condition but mothed in many parts. Plate 56. Note: Colonel Lord Portarlington fought in Egypt, the Peninsula War and at Waterloo. In all probability the shabraque was the one used at Waterloo. Provenance from a house sale of his property.
Lot 297
A light cavalry officer’s sword of The 10th Hussars, presented by The Prince of Wales in 1808, broad, curved, fullered blade 32½”, double edged at point and etched for three quarters length, on both sides, in imitation damascene panels, with large barbed serpent scrolls around central panels, the panel on one side bearing a trophy of arms and on the other “H.R.H. George P.W. to R.E.W. 10 Hussars 1808”, gilt stirrup hilt, the langets shaped around silver plated Prince of Wales’s feathers, line engraved and facetted strap knucklebow, prominent forward sloping stepped pommel, foliate backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip. Very Good Condition for age, the hilt retaining much original gilt. Plate 63. Note: the sword of Rowland Edward Williams, Cornet 1805, Lieutenant 1806, Captain 1809
Lot 315
A silver hilted light cavalry officer’s service sword, plain, fullered carved blade 27½”, with sharp edge, silver stirrup hilt with langets, hallmarked MB London 1809, plain pommel and backstrap, ribbed horn grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. Good Condition (some wear and light pitting to blade and scabbard). Plate 66
Lot 316
A presentation light company officer’s sword of The 61st (South Gloucestershire) Regiment from Lieut Col Herford, curved blade 27½”, etched with crowned GR cypher and trophies within floral and foliate panels, heavy gilt stirrup hilt with cut away corners, embossed foliate langets, panelled crossguard and knucklebow, pronounced forward sloping pommel and backstrap ornamented with stylized foliage, smooth facetted ivory grip, in its ornamental brass scabbard, pierced with sunburst circles and key pattern panels, backed with red leather, presentation inscription on locket. Good Condition the hilt retaining approximately 40% gilt,with traces to scabbard (hilt loose, blade some wear). Plate 66. Note: The presentation inscription reads “From Lieut Col Herford to Lieut William Bace of the 1 Batt 61 Foot. by gratitude for his Valour and Support in the Action at Toulouse, June 8th 1814”
Lot 318
A 1796 type infantry officer’s dress sword, shallow diamond section blade 32½”, the centre flattened for most of its length, etched with pre 1801 Royal Arms and supporters, scrolling and “For My Country & King”, on both sides, flat double shell guard with plain outlined panels, knucklebow and quillon, octagonal V shaped urn pommel with prominent stud, simulated wirebound grip. Good Condition the hilt retaining approximately 85% original gilt (light wear and pitting to blade). Plate 66
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