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Click here to subscribeA George V two-handled Trophy Cup, with cast and applied handles and reeded rim to a body with applied cartouche marked "Household Brigade", and further engraved "Boxing Championships, 1932, Novices Light Heavyweight, Winner GDSN R Maggs", and raised on a spreading circular foot, and raised on an ebonised base, height 5 ¾", weight 4 oz
An Elizabeth II five light Candelabra, comprising a central light flanked by four further lights on shaped strapwork and removable arms, to a tapering square section column, and raised on a spreading circular foot (loaded); together with a matching pair of single Candle Sticks, height 10", Birmingham 1964, maker's mark S&M (3)
A late 19thC/early 20thC French gilt metal and alabaster garniture, the portico clock of eight-day striking movement, the enamel dial with Arabic numerals and painted with floral swags, signed S. Benté Jac, with urn surmount, raised on a half-round base, together with a pair of two light candelabra, the clock 14½" high, the candelabra 9" high.
19th Light Dragoons medal, 1801, an oval cast and chased regimental medal, bearing part hallmarks, no date letter. Obverse: elephant and castle device with 2 pennants above, enclosed in laurel wreath, integral loop suspender. Reverse: engraved "John Gadsden Livery Octr 9th 1800", with brooch pin VF. See Balmer "Regimental and Volunteer Medals" No R101 where it states "Also used by the Royal East India Company Volunteers". Plate 4
A quantity of antique and modern military prints, including a pair 74th Highlanders, from Cannon's Military Record, in Hogarth frames; pair officer and sergeant of a Highland Regiment and Highland Soldiers of the 18th Century; soldiers of the 71st Highland Light Infantry (large); and 51st Light Infantry (small); all hand coloured; large framed of Colours of the Grenadier Guards presented by the Queen 26th May 1992, etc. Approx 20 in all. Average GC
A continental light cavalry trooper's sword, similar to French M1822, curved, fullered blade 34", with faint back fuller for ¾ length, brass guard, knucklebow and 2 sidebars, cap pommel, leather grip (wire missing), in its steel scabbard wtih 2 hanging rings, no visible markings. Basically GC (hilt miss shapen, scabbard rusted)
A light infantry officer's sword c 1800, curved, flat blade 27½", steel stirrup hilt of 1796 light cavalry form, with knucklebow, langets, facetted pommel and backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather scabbard with line bordered, voided steel mounts. GC for age (blade heavily cleaned over pitting, scabbard leather worn). Plate 8
A French M1822 light cavalry trooper's sword, curved, fullered blade 36", with narrow back fuller, marked "Mfre d'Armes de Chatt Fevrier 1875..." (remainder unclear) on backstrap, regulation brass grip, the guard, with reinforced edges, knucklebow and 2 sidebars, cap shaped pommel, wirebound leather grip (wire AF), various stamps to forte and hilt, in its steel scabbard with single hanging ring. GC (minor wear, some scabbard dents)
A 1908 pattern cavalry trooper's sword, straight SE fullered blade 35½", marked Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd London at forte, no other visible markings, regulation steel hilt with bowl guard, plain pommel, pistol shaped composition grip, in its steel scabbard with opposing rings. GC, the blade retaining most original finish (hilt and scabbard cleaned over light pitting)
An interesting presentation hilt and scabbard of a light company officer's sword, stirrup hilt with langets, forward sloping facetted pommel and backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, screwed to scabbard with 2 hanging rings, inscribed on one side "Edward-Prentis Henslowe Esqre, 15th KLD (Hussars) 1811, William - Henry Henslowe, MA, Totenhill Norfolk 1841" and on the other "This Scabbard and a Hilt, Without a Blade to Fill't, A Soldier Sire's Bequest, To his Third Son, a Priest".GC Plate 6. Note: At this period it was customery for the eldest son to inherit the family title or business, the second son to enter the army, and the third to be ordained - hence the bladeless weapon.
A good French M1822 light cavalry trooper's sword, curved, fullered blade 35½" with narrow back fuller, marked "Mre d'Armes de Chatt. Avril 1877 = Cavrie Lre Mle 1822" on backstrap, regulation brass hilt, the guard with reinforced edges, knucklebow with various stamps, and 2 sidebars, cap shaped pommel, wirebound leather grip, in its steel scabbard with stamps and single hanging ring. GC, the blade sharpened and retaining much original finish (scabbard cleaned over pitting) Plate 7
A 16 bore Volunteer Light Dragoon type flintlock holster pistol, 15" overall, barrel 9" with Tower private proofs; plain walnut fullstock with brass mounts; with ill fitting replacement American lock by Jas Golcher (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1820-33). Generally GC (action requires attention, no side nails, stock filled around lock)
A cut steel hilted courtsword, hollow triangular section blade 30½", etched with scrolling in frosted panels, studded hilt with pierced turn down shell, pas d'ane rings knucklebow, urn shaped pommel and round section grip, in its steel mounted leather scabbard. GC, the blade good (light surface rust to hilt and scabbard mounts)
A 17th century Hounslow Hanger, slightly curved blade 23", with shallow central fuller and back fuller, steel hilt of traditional form with S section pierced ornamental double shell guard, 2 section flat knucklebow and cap pommel, horn grips. GC for age (some wear and light pitting, knucklebow restored) Plate 8
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