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A Ghiordes prayer rug, the olive mihrab with light blue spandrels, cloud band panels above and below, within yellow floral border with multiple inner bands (worn), 164cm x 125cm; and a Belouch rug, the field with dark brown, blue and red lattice, within similar striped border between bands, 144cm x 125cm (2)
A North Indian flatweave rug, the light blue field with central pistachio medallion suspending pendants, green spandrels, within cream and green vine borders, 204cm x 124cm; a Hamadan rug, the dark indigo field with central elongated red medallion, within multiple borders, 136cm x 110cm; and a Chinese rug, the camel field with blue border, 176cm x 94cm (3)
A Five-shot 54-bore Kerr s Patent Single Action Percussion Revolver. Number 11047. 5N" octagonal sighted rifled barrel. London proved. Stamped ‘L.A.C.’ on barrel under lever rammer border engraved frame and back-action lock with ‘Kerr s Patent 11047’ and stamped with ‘London Armoury’ cylinder marked ‘11047’ one-piece chequered walnut grip steel butt-cap with lanyard ring. Retains traces of original blue finish to frame otherwise to a light grey patina.
A Five-shot 54-bore Kerr s Patent Double Action Percussion Revolver. 5N" sighted octagonal barrel. London proved. ‘L.A.C.’ stamped on barrel back action lock with safety bolt under lever rammer beneath barrel one piece chequered walnut grip with steel butt-cap. Retains small traces of its original blue finish mostly to a light grey patina.
A light tan leather bound travel case the lid secured with lever locks revealing an interior lid tray containing various gentleman s brushes a mirror a pair of plated stirrups etc the bottom section also partly fitted interior label Best Compendium RDMO. 725883. the case with tooled monogram to the lid and protective corner caps 26" wide
Two blue and white meat dishes: a John Meir & Son Italian Scenery series dish printed in light blue with a typical Italianate scene and the usual border of flowers with scenic and figure reserves, length 37cm, printed title mark with makers initials, circa 1836-50; and a Fairy Villas pattern dish with shaped rim, printed in blue with a typical ornate romantic scene and open floral border, length 38.5cm, printed mark with makers initials M & S, circa 1840. See Coysh & Henrywood 1, pages 194-5, for other items from the Meir Italian Scenery series; and the same volume, page 133, for another dish from the Fairy Villas series, the attribution to Maddock & Seddon has recently been questioned
Blue-printed chinoiserie wares: a large Spode barrel-shaped jug with strainer behind the spout, decorated with a mirror image of the Broseley or Temple pattern in light blue, height 23cm, printed upper-case mark (cover missing, damage to spout); a Net pattern lobed and cusped dessert dish attributed to Spode, width 19cm, unmarked; and a Broseley pattern butter tub with two loop handles and blue rim, diameter 11cm, unmarked (no cover, chips); all early-19th century See Drakard & Holdway P613 for the Broseley pattern on flat wares and S218 for a similar barrel jug but without the strainer decorated with the Queen Charlotte pattern; also P620 for the Net pattern on a plate
A Fitted Case of Medals awarded to Capt. David Jackson Late Quartermaster of 90th Light Infantry. He obtained an ensigncy during the Crimea later exchanging his commission for Quartermaster, later serving in the Hampshire Militia, comprising Army Meritorious Medal inscribed Sgt Major David Jackson 90th Foot 1847, South Africa Medal dated 1853, Crimea Medal with Sebastapol Clasp, Turkish Crimea Medal dated 1855, Indian Mutiny Medal with Lucknow and Defence of Lucknow Clasps and their miniatures. A South African Medal to Sgt Jackson dated 1853 A/F and Crimea Medal 1854 A/F. Ribbons faded and some damage together with his appointment to Lieutenant dated 1868 under Seal and his appointment to Quartermaster under Seal dated 1856.
The History of the 90th Light Infantry Regiment January 1833 October 1875 in Green Leather Booklet, hand written and with additional added items including two enlisting papers for Col. Graham's Regiment 1794 and one other similar date. 1907 2nd Battalion Scottish Rifles Christmas Card with photo, another similar with photo of Regimental Football Team and other additions.
A French gilt bronze three light candelabra with quiver pattern centre column and three leaf capped scroll branches, circular moulded base, 10.5ins high (converted to electric table lamp with additional centre column), and green japanned and gilt decorated metal shade for same with leaf capitol, 24ins high
A late 19th Century French gilt brass mounted and Chinese blue and white porcelain clock garniture by A. Mougin, No. 262, the 3ins cream enamelled dial with Roman and Arabic numerals to the eight day two train movement striking on a gong, the clock contained in a Chinese blue and white baluster shaped vase and cover with bold gilt brass leaf scroll finials, ribbon mounts and loop handles, on base with four scroll feet, 21ins high, and a four light candelabra with waisted blue and white vase to centres, 24ins high
A Zandra Rhodes dark grey wool wrap around skirt, with diagonal woven lines in black and light grey and suede-cloth buckle fastening to the side and matching trim to the waistband and front panel; together with a Zandra Rhodes silk two piece, the abstract pattern with devoree detail to the skirt and top, both pieces mid 1980's, size 10 (3).
A Canton shawl the burnt orange ground embroidered overall with floral sprays, together with a cream satin parasol with root wood handle, overlaid with black lace applique work, a large cushion cover the red ground embroidered with initials and a light gold, padded coverlet with gilt thread and ivory embroidered detail and fringing to the edge (4).
A pair of Dubois flasks in the shape of Turks and an incense-burner modelled as a seated Turk circa 1840-1850 dressed in elaborate oriental fashion, the detailing on his shield, sash and sword in heightened gold, both standing on a pillow with elaborate gilding, their turbans disguising the flask-opening, the other turk reclining against naturalistic rockwork his upper body functioning as the cover, the rockwork opened at the back for a light Dubois in underglaze-blue on the pair of flasks 27.5cm., 10.75;in. the seated Turk with restoration to the back, some typical rubbing of the enamel colours (3)
A rare Swansea plate circa 1815-17 possibly by William Billingsley, painted with a scene of two figures seated resting before a monument, trees and mountains in the distance, gilt line rim gilt script mark 21cm., 8.25;in. some wear to rim, some light surface scratches to centre Similar painting can be seen on a plate illustrated by A.E (Jimmy) Jones and Sir Leslie Joseph, Swansea Porcelain, Shapes and Decoration, p.223, 4. Literature Illustrated by W.D. John, Swansea Porcelain, illus. 85A.
A Dutch engraved deceptive or 'trick' light-baluster wine glass circa 1760 the flared bowl engraved with a narrow band of foliate scroll and flowerheads below the rim above two floral sprigs, eight flowerheads on the reverse have been pierced, set on a tall slender knopped stem and conical foot 19.4cm., 7.625;in.
A silver five-light candelabrum Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd,London,1905 and a pair of matching candlesticks, Thomas Scott, Sheffield, 1902 shaped square bases, foliate scrolls ar intervals, candelabra with detachable leaf mounted scroll branch, loaded 60cm, 23.5;in height candelabrum; 28cm, 11 in height candlestick
A Victorian silver plated three piece garniture,PODR for 30 March 1865 comprising: a pair of four-light candelabra and a dessert stand, each with triform base surmounted by three seated camels with swagged rugs above, foliate engraved dome leading to column stem, the leaf mounted branches terminating in eagle heads and chain linked between, with lions' mask mounted sphere below central sconce, the dessert stand with three circular pans below central bowl. 53.5cm, 21in height of tallest
A pair of 19th century French porcelain and gilt metal lamp bases, the inverted pear shaped rose-pompadour bodies with oval painted panels of lovers, gilt rococo mounts and mask-set bases with porcelain panels of closed and open books, the contemporary brass shade frames with modern cream silk shades and modern electric light fittings. Bases: 13.5in. (34cm.) high. (2).
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