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An Art Deco style Dunhill lighter

PATRICK DOWNIE RSW (1854-1945) SHAW STREET LOOKING WEST FROM E. QUEY LANE (GREENOCK) Watercolour with white on paper, signed monogram and dated 1881, 36 x 29.5cm (14 x 11.5") Bears label inscribed: 'SHAW STREET LOOKING WEST FROM E. QUEY LANE - April 8th 1881. PAINTED ON THE SPOT. PATRICK DOWNIE, GREENOCK' Condition Report:On close inspection there are a few tiny spots of foxing and small areas of light discolouration over the lighter area of the top half section.

Dunhill, four lighters and a small Ronson lighter, to include a gold-tone bark-effect example, a imitation tortoiseshell example, two silver-tone examples and a pack of lighter flints, together with a small Ronson lighter, total weight 338g, one with maker's fitted box and papers, one with maker's pouchCondition- Overall fair to good condition, with signs of general use- For enquiries about this lot please contact Sophie Higgs at sophie@kinghamsauctioneers.com

Cartier, a Must De Cartier enamel lighter, designed with a gold plated metal and orange enamel body, weight 76g, with maker's fitted box, documents and international guaranteeCondition- Overall very good working condition- No obvious marks or damage- For enquiries about this lot please contact Sophie Higgs at sophie@kinghamsauctioneers.com

Cartier, a gold plated lighter, featuring a diagonal ribbed body, signed Cartier, measuring 2.5 by 7cm, total weight 83gCondition- Overall fair to good condition- Scratches and nicks to the exterior base and lid- No. 09698H- Currently without fuel- Without maker's box- For enquiries about this lot please contact Sophie Higgs at sophie@kinghamsauctioneers.com

Cartier, a silver plated lighter, featuring a ribbed body, signed Cartier, measuring 2.5 by 7cm, total weight 90gCondition- Overall fair to poor condition- Dints, nicks, and scratches throughout- Dents to the lid edges- Spark wheel is very stiff- Is without maker's box- For enquiries about this lot please contact Sophie Higgs at sophie@kinghamsauctioneers.com

A circa 1960's ST Dupont, Paris France lighter, NoAA4622

A circa 1960's Dupont, Paris France 20u gold plated lighter, No740AHG

A Dunhill lighter

Vintage Dunhill cigarette lighter well used condition

Vintage hallmarked silver Dunhill cigarette lighter london silver hallmarks

Antique hallmarked silver Dunhill cigarette lighter london silver hallmarks

Antique the Howitt silver cigarette lighter sheffield silver hallmarks

Vintage Dunhill 70 cigarette lighter

Vintage Dunhill tankard cigarette lighter

Vintage Dunhill cigarette lighter

Four silver ash trays, square form, plain polished, makers Turner & Simpson Ltd, Birmingham 1935; together with a silver part table lighter (af)

Silver table lighter, orb form, cast flower head repeating decoration, makers mark partially rubbed, hallmarked London 1937, height approx 9cm, weighted base

VINTAGE DUNHILL LIGHTER,marked 'USRE24163' to base, 6.3cm high

COLLECTION OF COSTUME JEWELLERY,including a blue enamelled Siam silver bracelet, mother of pearl compact and lighter set and another lighter

DUNHILL 'UNIQUE' LIGHTER,marked WF 477893 to base, boxed, along with another Dunhill lighter (2)

Dunhill, United Kingdom. Group of five Rollagas lighters. Three mid-century silver plated Rollagas lighters, patent # 24163, patent # 2.102.108.Three mid-century gold plated Rollagas lighters, patent # 24163, patent # 726982. One mid-century gold plated Rollagas Lighter, patent # 2.102.108. All with impressed logo Dunhill along the underside.Height ranges from 2 1/2 in to 2 3/4 in x width ranges from 1 in to 1 1/4 in x depth ranges from 1/2 in to 1 1/4 in.

Dunhill 'Rollaga's' lighter, boxed with booklet, black enamel and plate, together with a SJ du Pont black enamel and gold metal lighter, engraved SL. 

Dunhill stainless steel lighter, having an engine-turned case, patent nr 390107. 

Dunhill stainless steel lighter, having an engine-turned case, patent nr 390107, measuring 50 x 45 mm. 

Dunhill watch lighter, in the original silver box, movement stamped Dunhill, patent nr 43752, mm AD (Alfred Dunhill), dated 1926. The watch having a Dunhill integrated clock, both the clock and the case stamped 206, approx 38 x 45 mm. Housed in the original Dunhill brown velvet and burgundy leather presentation case. May Sale 12/05/2022The watch case has light surface scratches and minor dents from general use, watch not moving forward at time of testing. 

A bag containing a quantity of collectable items including Colibri moulded glass table lighter and similar base, commemorative teaspoon and miniature warming pan

A boxed R.M.S. Lusitania medallion and boxed 1951 Festival of Britain 5 Shilling coin - sold with a boxed Roson Variflame lighter and a Colibri combination lighter/cigarette case

A gold plated Dupont lighter, length 48mm.

A circa 1770 oak dresser base, the moulded top above three frieze drawers retaining original brass swan-neck handles and further over two end fielded panel cupboard doors flanking a central panel, raised on short bracket feet (206cm wide x 51cm deep x 87cm high)Condition Report: The lower section of the back has been replaced with chipboard and the upper section of the back (both of which run full-width) is noted to be in light elm, as per the catalogue description, the handles and locks look to be original and present. The pine-lined drawer bottoms run from front to back. The moulded top and the drawers and fielded panels are crossbanded. The two-planked top is 'parting' due to shrinkage across the grain and has some ink marks/stains and knocks etc. generally commensurate with age. The left-hand side of the top is lighter than the right-hand side and the rest of the dresser due to sunlight etc. There appears to be some historic woodworm mainly but nor entirely confined to the full width horizontal rail separating the drawers from the cupboard doors and central fielded panel below. The front right-hand foot is away and needs attention. There is an historic approx. 10cm 'split' running from top of the right-hand side panel (as viewed from front) but does not detract in the Auctioneer's opinion. The two-plank left-hand side end also exhibits central gap (shrinkage across the grain etc).  Overall the colour is pleasing and a good restorer could polish out and restore a uniform colour. The elm base appears to be original.

Mixed lot including a Bakerlite desk tidy and Ronson table lighter

Collector's lot: a group of silver plated items to include salvers, flatware, crumb trays, tankards along with medallions lighter and mugs, sheep shears, a Salter cylindrical brass scale plus ceramics

A set of six Walker & Hall silver plated beakers, in leather case; a plated cigarette case Consort in box; a Barclay automatic table lighter in box; a silver plated backed brush in case

Claret Zaima, a table lighter. Working condition, in the original box. Dimensions: (H:14,5 cm)

A boxed Dunhill lighter, silver plate, with roller action having vertical fluting and a German bronze half mile race, circa 1954, unnamed

A First World War Army Officer's Leather Cased Compendium, with a fitted lift-out tray containing a deactivated Webley Mark VI Service Revolver, dated 1916 and with War Department markings, together with a deactivation certificate dated 18/04/2019, six inert .455 bullets and a lanyard, a white metal grease pot, a brass folding 'sit on map' magnifying glass, a steel cigarette lighter, a vesta case, a hip flask, a J Hudson & Co. whistle with WD arrow and lanyard, an army issue Encore folding knife with Marlin spike by T Turner & Co., an open faced pocket watch by E Elilaida, London, the plated case with WD arrow and numbered D69012 with chain link fob, a glass bottle and cover and a pair of spectacles, with a War Office Map of North West Europe sheet 4 1914, War Office Map of Abbeville, France, Nov.1915, an English/Flemish Phrase Book, an Active Service Testament 1917 and six postcards; the base of the case containing a leather Webley Mark VI pistol holster dated 1916, a leather Sam Browne with shoulder strap, a field spotting monocular in a leather case dated 1914, a pair of Brooks binoculars in leather case dated 1916, an R & J Becks Mk2 trench periscope with detachable wood handle dated 1918, a Verner's pattern prismatic marching compass in leather case dated 1915, a leather cased shaving set and other accessories, the inner cover of the case with paper label for Army & Navy Co-Operative Society Gun Department.

A Rare Victorian Forfarshire Constabulary Helmet Plate, with die stamped blackened brass Queen's crown and wreath, white metal buckled ribbon legend enclosing a black cloth backed brass thistle, the reverse with two fixing lugs; a Very Similar Helmet Plate, of lighter colour with white metal thistle, the reverse with two fixing lugs (2)

Two Bedfordshire Constabulary Helmet Plates, each with King’s crown and three fixing lugs to the reverse, one of die stamped blackened brass over a garter enclosing gilt PC over applied 82, the other of a lighter colour with applied white metal PC 79 (2)PC79 has two small dings to the back right edge just below the crown, and the edges are slightly uneven, other than that, they are both are in good condition

A boxed Dunhill lighter

Sheaffer 14k fountain pen in box and Win international lighter

A boxed 'Must de Cartier' cigarette lighter.

Continental silver lighter with a sapphire cabochon button, marked sterling silver 935, height 5cm

Parker (Dunhill) novelty lighter inside a compact, with engine turned decoration, diameter 6cm 

Georgian hallmarked silver table spoon, length 21.5cm, weight 55g, folding guinea scales, folding knives, table lighter etc

Bijouterie and collectables to include pair of Chinese silver and enamel pots, diameter 4.5cm, wristwatches including a silver cased example, postage scales, novelty knight lighter, opera glasses, Tunbridgeware, Blessing digital clock

Victoria (1819-1901). Queen of Great Britain & Ireland, 1837-1901. Photograph signed, 'Victoria RI, 1897', possibly by Lafayette, the Queen seen full length and seated with a portrait of Prince Albert on the table in front of her, signed and dated in brown ink to upper lighter area of image, 34.5 x 24.5 cm, contemporary gilded wooden desk frame with support, glazed, some loss to three edges of decorative borders, 53 x 43 cm overallQTY: (1)NOTE:Richard Assheton Cross, 1st Viscount Cross (1823-1914), British statesman and Conservative politician who served as Home Secretary 1874-1880 & 1885-1886.

A box of collectables including Avery pocket scales, two vintage fountain pens, novelty table lighter etc.

A box of collectables to include Oxo tin, paperweight, Parker pen, cigarette case and lighter, cuff-links, etc.

A box of collectables to include penknife, lighter, pens, etc.

A snuff box; another smaller; cut throat razors, Rolls Razor; cigarette cards; cuff links; slide rule; micrometer; Sheaffer fountain pen boxed; Ronson lighter; cigarette case; etc

A Chinese Sang de Boeuf hares fur vase. Height 37 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The vase is free from repairs or restoration. There is however a small rim chip and a hairline crack running from the top of the rim into the body of the vase for +/- 5 cm. The interior of the vase is visibly crazed. The foot rim is rough all around the bottom edge by the glaze as if it has been ground. There is also one small bottom edge chip. The crazing is evident on the main body of the vase but more visible where the glaze if lighter.

A Dupont Paris France petrol cigarette lighter.

A pair of good quality craftsman made side tables, with burr walnut veneers to the drawer fronts and with brass drop handles and raised on tapered turned legs. Height to top of upstand 79 cm, width 54 cm, depth 45 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Both tables are structurally sound and in generally very good order. There are no loose joints and no evidence of any significant damage or any repairs. Both table tops are in good condition. One table is very slightly lighter than the other but this is only marginal. Further inspection of both table tops show numerous small circular marks. These look to have been caused by being wrapped in bubble wrap. This is only visible when viewed under certain light angles.

A vintage 1940's silver plated Plaza cigarette lighter/. The lighter being of circular compact form with engine turned guilloche style decoration to the exterior. Marked Plaza Lighter. Made in U.S.A to interior.  

A collection of vintage 20th century curios comprising of a Daschund car mascot, white metal pill box, lighter, whistle, Harmonica and more. Mascot measures 9cm

STATUE D'ATLAS SOUS FORME D'HERCULE EN SCHISTE GRISANCIENNE RÉGION DU GANDHARA, II/IIIE SIÈCLE 51 cm (20 1/8 in.) high Footnotes:A SCHIST ATLAS FIGURE IN THE FORM OF HERCULES ANCIENT REGION OF GANDHARA, 2ND/3RD CENTURY 犍陀羅 二/三世紀 片岩赫拉克利斯形象之阿特拉斯像 Published: Mario Bussagli, L'Arte del Gandhara, Torino, 1984, p. 55. Isao Kurita, Gandharan Art, Vol. II, Tokyo, 1990, p. 155, fig. 448. Provenance: With Claude de Marteau, Brussels, by 1970s Fewer subjects convey the intriguing Greco-Roman legacy in ancient Gandhara (modern-day Pakistan and Afghanistan) more clearly than such Atlas figures lining the bases of its Buddhist stupas. Epitomized by this superlative example, the bearded face, dramatic expression, athleticism, and male nudity nod unmistakably to Classical aesthetic ideals. In Greek mythology, Atlas fought on the side of the Titans against the Olympian gods, lost, and was condemned to support the spherical vault of the heavens for eternity. His myth inspired a leitmotif in Greek and Roman architecture of figures upholding architectural superstructures. During a period of heightened contact with the Mediterranean world, the figure of Atlas was adopted in Gandhara. Repeated images of composite Atlas-like figures surrounded the base of stupas, whose solid domes can be understood as symbols for the sky. With the skin of the Nemean lion worn as a cape over his head and shoulders, the imagery of this distinctive Atlas is conflated with that of Hercules. Hercules conquered the beast as the first of his Twelve Labors, and also briefly relieved Atlas of his duties during his penultimate Labor. While the subject of Hercules is represented in other forms of Gandharan material culture, such as a wrestler's weight now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (1994.112), the only other known large stone Atlas in the form of Hercules is in the Cleveland Museum of Art (fig. 1). In comparison, the present example alludes more directly to the hero's depiction in Classical art, as the modelling of his high cheek bones, thick beard, and searching gaze draws remarkable resemblance to a monumental head of Hercules from Pergamon (fig. 2), a likeness that was also observed by Ingholt about an Atlas figurine with a similar countenance (Ingholt, Gandharan Art in Pakistan, 1951, p. 157, no. 387). In the Gandharan context, surviving Atlas figures sculpted from stucco line stupa bases at the sites of Taxila, Hadda, and Jualian. There is a considerable number of small stone panels and figurines, yet only a few large stone Atlas sculptures are broadly-known, and originate from two dispersed sets. The first set consists of three figures of smaller scale (each approx. 40 cm high) carved in a dark grey, almost black schist, comprising the aforementioned Cleveland Herculean Atlas, an Atlas in the Norton Simon Museum, Pasadena (F.1975.17.17.S), and another sold by Bonhams, New York, 17 March 2014, lot 66. Atlas figures from the second set survive as a pair carved in a lighter grey schist, consisting of the present sculpture and its mate in the Peshawar Museum (Kurita, Gandharan Art, Vol. II, 1990, p. 157, fig. 453). This second pair is larger, more expressive, and better carved—truer to the Classical aesthetics of naturalism—making the de Marteau Atlas one of the two most important Gandharan Atlas figures remaining.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An amber and meerschaum cheroot holder and a silver lighter, the cheroot holder silver mounted, Glasgow hallmark for 1902, fitted case, together with a lighter with reeded and garland decoration, monogrammed ‘FM’ and stamped ‘800’ with German purity mark, lengths 7.3cm and 5.8cm. £80-£100

A lighter by Cartier, the mottled hardstone body with gold plated mounts, signed ‘Cartier Paris’, numbered ‘C88534’, length 7cm. £80-£120

A 9ct gold lighter by Alfred Dunhill & Sons, 1929, of plain polished form, with engraved initials ‘A.D.L’, London hallmark, maker’s mark ‘A.D’, signed ‘Dunhill’, numbered ‘143752’, diameter 26mm. £400-£600

A Chinese agate and French silver mounted snuff bottle / lighter, late 19th - early 20th century, the agate carved with foliage, the silver and silver-gilt mounts chased and depicting flowerheads, leaves, birds, fish and insects, the underside centred with a metal vesta striker, flanked with engraved decoration, French assay marks, indistinct maker’s mark, collar engraved ‘MAQUET’, height 10cm. £300-£500