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Lot 131
18ct gold Masonic medal, in the form of a pentagram with a light blue ribbon, inscribed verso `Presented to W. Bro A. E. B. Laverton in appreciation of his services as W. M., Earl of Zetland Lodge No.1364` in a cardboard case, three other medals, gloves and apron in a leather case and various paper work relating to the Earl of Zetland Lodge,
Lot 144
George III sampler, embroidered with the lines `O Thou whose power o`er moving worlds presides.....whose voice created and whose wisdom guides.......on darkling man in pure effulgence shine......and chear the clouded mind with light divine........tis thine alone to calm the pious breast.......with silent confidence and holy rest.......from thee great god we spring to thee we tend......path motive guide original and end....`, with a border of floral decoration, by Jane Coleman 1807, 12.5 x 13",
Lot 28
A French patinated bronze model of the Diana de Gabies, last quarter 19th century, cast after the Antique at the Barbedienne Foundry, the rectangular base inscribed F.BARBEDIENNE FONDEUR to the top and with circular REDUCTION MECANIQUE stamp to the reverse, 57cm highCondition report:** Good overall condition. Patina is a light olive brown but lighter at exposed extremities. Back side of base is minorly scuffed.
Lot 46
A pair of cut glass twin light candelabra in the early 19th century style, 20th century, the sockets and drip pans on serpentine branches rising from a central dish, each with a hexagonal section tapering shaft rising to a finial, with knopped mouldings and a square base below, hung with faceted bead swags, 52cm high
Lot 47
A cut glass twin light candelabrum in the Regency taste, 20th century, the hobnail cut urn sockets and dished drip pans on serpentine branches rising a central bowl, with twin feather finial above and knopped and hobnail cut mouldings below, on a square base, hung overall with faceted glass bead swags, 41cm high
Lot 100
A pair of brass five light adjustable candelabra, late 19th century, the sockets and drip pans on knopped shafts and domed bases, 38.5cm high; and a brass mounted variegated pink marble table oil lamp, circa 1900, with DUPLEX burner and cut glass reservoir, above a Composite capital, octagonal section shaft and stepped base, 64cm high
Lot 103
A pair of brass and cut glass hung twin light wall appliques, late 19th/early 20th century, the foliate cast sockets and hexagonal drip pans on scrolling foliate cast arms hung with faceted glass bead swags, with foliate cast navette shaped backplates, 24cm high including bead swags and electrical fitments, 28cm wide, 19cm protrudence, (lacking elements)
Lot 110
A Continental gilt bronze and cut glass hung twelve light chandelier in the Louis XV taste, early 20th century, the openwork frame with writhen and foliate cast supports and branches, hung overall with faceted glass pendants and flower heads, the foliate clad urn cast sockets rising in pairs from scrolling branches, with faceted glass finials mounted between, the octagonal section knopped stem descending to a spherical glass terminal, 138cm high, 86cm wide
Lot 114
A Continental patinated metal twin light electrolier, early 20th century, the opaque glass shades moulded as flower heads, suspended from the hands of a cherub, approximately 44cm high excluding ceiling fitment and hanging chain, 21cm wide Condition Report:** Usual minor knocks and scuffs overall consistent with age and use. Dirty overall to the recesses. There is a small crack where one wing meets the shoulder. This is perfectly stable.Electrical wiring and fittings will need refurbishing.
Lot 208
A George III mahogany bowfront side table, circa 1800, the rectangular shaped top above a drawer, square section tapering legs, 77cm high, 89.5cm wide, 56.5cm deep Condition report** Usual minor knocks and scuffs overall consistent with age and use. Top is rather light in colour and might have been exposed to too much light. Top is loose and needs re-attaching. The front, sides and legs have a rather blackened patina. Handles are probably original
Lot 377
A FRENCH GILT-BRONZE SIX-LIGHT CHANDELIER IN 18th CENTURY STYLE, late 19th century, cast with scrolls and stylised shells, issuing six leaf-cast scrolling arms and candle cups, applied throughout with foliate swags and fitted with fluted glass shades and with leaf-cast gilt-bronze ceiling cap with suspension hook. Electrified. Exc. original silk cord 78cm
Lot 52
A LIVERPOOL CREAMWARE JUG, late 18th century, possibly Herculaneum factory, of bellied cylindrical form, printed in black and overpainted in iron red, blue, yellow and green with "An East View of Liverpool Light House and Signals on Bidston Hill", with key below, the reverse with an un-named monochrome sailing ship, 8 1/2" high (Illustrated)
Lot 721
A W. TRANTER DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER, 0.54 bore, c.1864, No.196405, the blued 6" octagonal barrel with London proof marks, frame inscribed "John Hayton Grahams Town", (retailer, Eastern Cape Province, South Africa), integral ejector, five shot cylinder, action chased overall with leaves, chequered walnut grips, 13" overall Purchased from retailer on 1st Nov 1870 by Capt Raymond Harvey de Montmorency, of 32nd Foot, Duke of Cornwall`s Light Infantry, based in Grahamstown. Capt Montmorency served with the 33rd Foot at Sebastopol, Redan and Indian Mutiny, joined 32nd Foot September 1861 and served in Abyssinia, S Africa, commanded frontier field force Sudan and The Nile 1889, then India. He retired in 1900 as Hon General Viscount De Montmorency
Lot 237
Penny, Light coinage, London or Canterbury, Tirwald, + OFFA REX, rosette, rev. TIRWALD within leaves of quatrefoil, trefoil in each angle, 1.19g/6h (cf. CEB 79/80; cf. N 285; S 905). Nearly very fine, the type and moneyer extremely rare EMC 2009.0368. This is only the second known specimen of the type; the first was found at Elford, Staffordshire, in 1996
Lot 281
Light coinage, Groat, London, class X, mm. long cross fitchŽe on obv., sun on rev., trefoils by neck and on cusps but not above crown or on breast, double saltire after franc, saltire stops both sides, 2.81g/12h (B & W Xa, 3d; N 1577; S 2003). Small striking crack, otherwise good fine, toned
![Proof Halfpenny, 1806 (late Soho), in copper-gilt, edge centre-grained, 9.33g/12h (BMC 1358 [KH 34]; Selig Ð; S 3781). Stain](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/15299/2791324/617-2010315161047_468x382.jpg)
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