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A Waterman cartridge pen , Zippo lighter, an olive wood stamp box and other objects

A Zippo lighter with inscription pertaining to the Vietnam war, marked 73 -74 and an inscription to the reverse. (1)Condition: In good overall condition. 

Pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain baluster prunus jars and covers, four-character mark beneath, 31cm high Condition: One jar is a slightly darker blue than the other. Darker cover has a reattached chip to rim of cover. Lighter cover has an old chip to underside of cover. **General condition consistent with age

Horse Racing Interest - Cold-painted metal table lighter modelled as the mounted racehorse Hyperion, Lord Derby's Derby Winner 1933, 'To Barky with affection and best wishes from Daily Mirror Sports Staff', on rectangular plinth base, 17cm high, sold with monochrome presentation photograph, inscribed verso (2) Condition: Paint flaking to flank of horse as per images - **General condition consistent with age

Intaglio monogram onyx signet ring, stamped '18ct', size J, 7.6g gross Condition: The circular panel approx 2cm diameter having surface scratches, the top section of the mount appears to be a lighter colour to the shank. **General condition consistent with age

Cristophe Fratin (1800-1864), a patinated bronze model of a 'Cook Bear', the anthropomorphic bear portrayed wearing a hat, standing on hind legs and carrying a pot, on a rectangular base with indistinct name stamp, and with further inscription Fratin to the maquette, approximately 18cm highProvenance: British Private CollectionAcquired by the present owner at Sotheby's London, Nineteenth Century Decorative Works of Art and Furniture, 23 June 1983, lot 152Condition Report: Rich mid-brown patina, with some lighter colours where it has rubbed, to the exposed extremities and edges of plinth.Tiny crack to the pan handle, close to where attached to the vessel.Condition Report Disclaimer

A Louis XVI Aubusson portico tapestry in the manner of Jean-Baptiste Huet, last quarter 18th century, woven in wool and silk, the central trophy with military attributes, surrounded by a floral garland and suspended from a ribbon, flanked by flowering columns, with a scene of an eagle attacking a hare below, later backed, 264cm high, 223cm wideFor a similar pair of narrower panels with trophies and animal scenes to designs by Huet, see Christie's Paris, 25 August 2018, EUR 4,375.Condition Report: The tapestry bears the usual minor marks and nicks overall consistent with age.There is a handful of small horizontal tears particularly along colour lines, as is to be expected, though overall the textile is sturdy.There are areas of old reweaving to the cream ground (particularly far edges of tapestry), one of the column bases and some of the fluting.There are areas of cream ground to the far edges (beyond the column capitals) which appear lighter than most other areas, these are possibly rewoven.There is some slight discolouration and greying, though the pinks, blues and greens are quite vibrant particularly in the trophy and columns.Some ripping to later backing.Condition Report Disclaimer

Alfred Dubucand (1828-1894), a rare patinated bronze model of a Hoopoe, second half 19th century, portrayed with head turned to rear and seated on a tree branch, on a naturalistically modelled and moulded circular socle, inscribed Dubucand to the maquette, 30cm high, the base 11cm diameterProvenance: British Private CollectionCondition Report: The bronze has a rich dark brown patination, with lighter areas to the wings.Minor marks, knocks and scuffs overall consistent with age.Casting seam to underside of belly above legs, where joined to base.Small raised area inside the socle (underside of the bronze), probably a casting inconsistency. Condition Report Disclaimer

After Ferdinando Tacca (Italian, 1619-1686), a pair of Italian patinated bronze models of musician putti, 19th century, seated and modelled opposing, each holding a scroll of sheet music, mounted to triform ebonised bases, 35cm and 42.5cm high overallThe present models with their distinctive shoulder-length locks and expressive faces are usually attributed to Tacca, as they bear a strong resemblance to the pair of shield-bearing putti by the sculptor in the collection of the Getty Museum, Los Angeles, which he made for the church of Santo Stefano al Ponte Vecchio in Florence in 1650. Casts of the present model, given an earlier date, were sold at Sotheby's New York, 26 January 2006, lot 451 ($11,400).Further literature: Fogelman, Fusco and Cambareri, Italian and Spanish Sculpture, Catalogue of the J. Paul Getty Museum Collection, Los Angeles, 2002, no. 27, pp. 217-223.Condition Report: Minor marks, knocks and scuffs overall consistent with age and use.The patina is a rich dark brown with lighter areas to the extremities.One of the putti has a break to the extended finger on the right hand, and a possible repair to one of the feet.The other has a restoration to the rear of the raised left arm. The surfaces have some minor casting inconsistencies and one or two small plugs overall, consistent with their manufacture.Minor nibbling and wear to paint on bases.Condition Report Disclaimer

Antoine-Louis Barye (1795-1875), 'Ratel Denichant des Oeufs' (honey badger stealing eggs from a nest), circa 1875, the animal portrayed on a naturalistically modelled tree trunk, inscribed BARYE to the maquette, approximately 10cm high, 15cm wideProvenance: British Private CollectionParis-born Barye studied under Biennais and Bosio, and was admitted to the Ecole des Beaux Arts in 1818. Barye would spend time studying and sketching the animals at the Jardin des Plantes, where he first discovered his enduring interest in portraying animals. Barye's attention not only to animals' anatomical details but also their behaviours and temperaments was unprecedented, and his vividly modelled groups are often considered the foundation of the prolific animalier movement. Nineteenth-century Art Critic Théophile Gautier once even referred to Barye as 'Michelangelo of the Menagerie'.While this small and sweetly rendered model depicting a 'ratel' or honey badger raiding a nest of eggs is considered a later work by Barye (appearing only in the later catalogues), it shows the sculptor's unrivalled ability to capture animals' individual characters.Two casts of this model were previously offered at Christie's New York, BARYE BRONZES: AN IMPORTANT PRIVATE COLLECTION, 25 April 2003, lot 37 ($2,868) and 38 ($2,151). Please note, the dates for Antoine-Louis Barye are (1795-1875) and not as printed in the catalogue. Condition Report: The bronze has a shiny greenish brown patina, interspersed with areas of lighter brown.There are one or two scratches to the back, and the bronze would benefit from a dusting.Otherwise, it appears to be in perfectly presentable condition.Condition Report Disclaimer

After Jacques-Louis Gautier (French, 1831 - ?), a patinated bronze model of Mephistopheles, late 19th century, portrayed with exaggerated features, cloaked and holding a sword, 87cm highCondition Report: The bronze has a variegated brown and lighter brown patination (slightly differentiating between costume and features), and is very glossy in surface.Minor marks, knocks and scuffs overall.The strap holding the sword in place has a break on one side. The sword is detachable. Condition Report Disclaimer

An Italian patinated bronze bust of a young Emperor, possibly Tiberius as a youth, 17th century, of small proportions, the truncated subject portrayed with the head slightly inclined to sinister, with a diagonal sash across the chest, mounted to a later bronze waisted circular socle and square section base, the plinth indistinctly inscribed Young Galba to rear, the bust approximately 8.5cm high, overall height circa 11cmProvenance: from the estate of the late Betty, Lady GrantchesterCondition Report: The bronze bears the usual minor marks, knocks and scuffs overall consistent with age.The patina is a shiny reddish brown, the surface not entirely smooth, commensurate with age of this bronze.There are a handful of small casting inconsistencies including a tiny aperture to the hair. The rear is irregular and hollow-cast (to the head), and is of irregular shape.There is a small loss to the right side of the chest, as can be seen in the photographs.There is some lighter residue surrounding the buckle on the sash, which may just be a bit of dirt.There is a slightly raised patch of lighter metal near the socle, either an inconsistency or possibly to secure the lot to the later square socle.Some slight rubbing to the little plinth.Condition Report Disclaimer

A pair of French patinated bronze models of putti emblematic of Astronomy, probably 18th century, in the style of François Duquesnoy, each portrayed standing and with a flowing drape, holding a telescope and compass respectively, standing atop a stepped square section plinth, 39cm high, the plinths 12cm square Condition Report: Some minor surface wear and lighter, rubbed areas to the patination, resulting in a matte mid-brown finish interspersed with darker areas. The telescope and drapes bearing traces of gilding. Small crack to the drape of the putto with the compass.Condition Report Disclaimer

Sapper C H Lang, Royal Engineers15 Star Trio with cap badge, cigarette case, vesta and lighter and Silver Wounded badge

A Dunhill gold plated lighter, of rectangular form, with engine turned decoration, numbered 176689

Selection of vintage kitsch and novelty musical items to include two boxed clockwork musical monkeys, a Premier Drum dealer sign, a Musica musical jewellery box, a Peng Fei musical guitar shaped lighter, two Hard Rock Cafe Perspex cocktail shakers, three Beatles Story guitar shaped magnets, a guitar shaped pin cushion and three others

An hallmarked silver and gold sleeved metal Cartier purse lighter, cylindrical engine turned body with slide cap, height 3cm, numbered 9731, signed Cartier, London 1925, with a Cartier insurance valuation dated 2000.

A cased Dunhill 70 gold plated lighter with instruction booklet, with a cased Dunhill fountain pen with guarantee and a Dunhill biro. (3)

A cased Dupont gold plated lighter with diamond cut decoration to whole with guarantee, instruction booklet and flints.

Edward VII silver table lighter, in the form of an Aladdin's lamp, by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1903, 13.5 cm long, 4.8 oz. (151 gr,)

A William & Mary walnut and crewel work inset fire screen, circa 1690, the arched crewel work panel decorated with meandering floral vines, surmounted by a pierced scrolling acanthus carved cresting, flanked by turned uprights joined by a turned stretcher, on scroll moulded downswept feet, 134cm high, 72cm wide, 41cm deep Condition Report: Marks, scratches and abrasions comensurate with age and useold splits and chips. some old losses, some old worm/ damage/ holes to a relatively minor extent overall but has caused fragmentary loss to the uppermost part of the leaf carved terminal at the top of the screen. The crewel work panel with repairs and some losses (see images) and a small number of holes (see images) Some fading, discoloration and dirt / staining to the panel. The crewel work panel basically consists of two carefully stitched together halves (see images) The later paper lining to the reverse of the panel now almost entirely lost/ torn away and only glued down elements to the timber frame to the reverse remain. From the reverse of the frame it can be seen that some thin elements of timber have been glued and nailed down to secure the structure and screwed in metal brackets have been applied to the upper corners of the reverse of the frame also. The thin stretcher of timber across the reverse of the frame is likely a later addition/ replacement and is attached with a small screw at each end. A section of turning above the left hand foot section appears to have been replaced and has been put together with old elements (see images) . This appears to be an old replacement but is lighter in colour generally. The screen is generally of solid structure and stands well however the joint of the left foot to the upright would benefit from being re-secured. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

A TRAY OF MISCELLANEOUS VICTORIAN AND EARLY 20TH C TREEN, METALWARE AND BYGONES, TO INCLUDE BRASS WEIGHTS, TUNBRIDGE WARE LETTER KNIFE, SLIDE RULE, KEYS, CRICKET BALL, PLASTIC CONTAINER INSCRIBED 2OZ FOOT SOAP, CORKSCREW, NUT CRACKER, WWI BRASS CIGARETTE LIGHTER, VICTORIAN PENCILS, CORNISH SERPENTINE AND OTHER EGG CUPS, ETC Many items in good condition

A Mouseman Thompson of Kilburn armchair, with leather upholstered back and seat and with typical mouse trademark. Width across arms 62 cm. Height to top of back 112 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This chair is in first class condition and would appear to have been barely used. There are no loose joints and no damage to the oak. The leatherwork is all in very good condition. When looking at the chair from the rear, the leather has originally been lighter in colour. There has been some form of slightly darker and warmer polish applied to the back panel which is now a closer colour to the seat cushion. If you look carefully at the image you will see the colour differentiation. The chair has come into us from a house clearance and we would not doubt the authenticity.

A 17th century oak Wainscot chair, carved with the initials EP and with moulded stiles, downswept arms, solid seat and raised on turned front legs united by a stretcher. Height to top of back 118 cm, width across front of arms 58 cm, height from floor to top of seat 48 cm, seat depth 40 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The chair has come in for sale from a local estate. The back, arms, turned supports and seat are of good colour and do not appear to have had any significant work. The whole of the section beneath the seat has a form of painted stain over the lighter coloured oak. It is difficult to see what work has been done to the chair. The front rail and turned legs to the stretched seem to be original. The front right hand foot has been tipped. The left hand foot block may have been replaced, it is difficult to tell. The front stretcher is clearly old. Both side stretchers are period. The rear stretcher would appear to be also. The rear left leg has been tipped as has the right. This is from the point just below the stretcher line and up into the stile in a stepped fashion.

A Queen Anne style walnut ladies bureau, well figured and fitted with two frieze drawers and raised on cabriole legs terminating in pad feet. Width 67 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The bureau is structurally sound and in generally good order. There is an area to the top which is slightly water damaged. The veneer has not lifted but is a little dry to the touch and very slightly lighter in colour. The slope front is not warped. It is in good condition as is the interior. The sides of the bureau are in good condition. Both drawers run smoothly and have no issues. All brasswork is present. The cabriole legs are in good order. The rear boards are original. There is no evidence of any woodworm.

A small collection of various sundry items to include eye glass, small quantity of various costume jewellery, military badges, Colibri lighter, playing cards, mother of pearl handled folding fruit knife, smoker's penknife, leather belts and 1951 Ordnance Survey reproduction of the 1944 War Office silk map of Basra and Baghdad, silver mounted teether, etc

A cold painted spelter Terrier design table lighter, length 17cm

A collection of four various Dunhill lighters including an engine-turned table lighter inscribed "Ellis Kens Ltd", 10 cm high, an engine-turned plated cased example, a gold plated cased example with bark effect and a similar silver plated example

A silver Alfred Dunhill cigarette lighter (London 1954), 2.19 oz overall, 2.4 cm x 1.3 cm x 5.4 cm high, together with a Dupont gold plated cigarette lighter, a silver card case, 1.57 oz, two silver topped cut glass dressing table jars and a white metal mounted dressing table bottle with screw top CONDITION REPORTS Dunhill lighter - basically sound though with some knocks and scrapes conducive with age and use - particularly to the base and striking cylinder. Dupont lighter - same though slightly more soSmall cigarette case - again basically sound though with some signs of wear particularly around the initialling panel and dent to the edge near the hingeRectangular bottle - again basically sound though with some surface scratching conducive with age and useTaller of the faceted glass bottles - very milky to the interior which may or may not be rectifiedSmaller bottle - in good conditionNB - this item can be posted

A quantity of various china wares to include Wedgwood Asia pattern coffee set, various part tea sets including Shelley, Hammersley & Co, Crown Ducal, boxed Royal Worcester cheese or cake plate and cake slice and others various, together with a quantity of various plated wares to include cruet stand and cut glass six bottle cruet, salver, various fish knives and forks, forks, spoons, teaspoons, a pair of salad servers, Viners of Sheffield stainless steel canteen of cutlery, oil lamp with ruby glass reservoir and cranberry etched globe shade, Wedgwood black basalt and gilt decorated table lighter and cigarette jar and reproduction flintlock pistol etc, a collection of blanc de chine figures of young ladies including Royal Doulton images "Thankful" and Royal Doulton "Contemplation" and five various Spode figurines by Pauline Shone including "Alexandra", "Christina", "Elenora" very damaged and repaired, "Virginia" and "Chistina" (no gilding) and a copper warming pan

Miscellaneous military items, including a horsehair busby plume, four Royal Engineers brass buttons and three pip buttons, South Lancashire brooch, trench bottle opener, trench lighter, silver jubilee medallion, 1939-45 WWII medal, iron cross stamped For Kultur, iron cross brooch, Blackburn Botha collectors card, Veteran D-Day pin brooch, Tomey Birmingham pressure gauge and a Taskers of Sheffield pressure gauge. 

Buddy Motorcycle , Squirrel Nut Crackers , Lighter etc

Rare Ronson Varaflame Dorchester D0702 Silver Plated Table Lighter with original box 3 1/2 inches tall

Ronson Varatronic Piezo Electric Table Lighter with original box 3 1/2 inches tall

Ronson Lighter , Ronson Table Lighter and Delft Clog Lighter

DUNHILL: A plain lighter. Est. £50 - £80.

Flintlock Pistol Lighter with Wooden Stand

A Zippo Blackpool FC cigarette lighter, chain mail evening purse, Rostfrei Esmeyer fork, cased set of six silver teaspoons, approx 2.5oz of silver. (a quantity)

A converted miners lamp, with central trademark Barton's patent lighter section, numbered to glass 4171, with applied black top, 25cm high.N.B. This lot is sold on behalf of the Rotary Club of Grantham.

A box of vintage copper, brass and silver plated metal ware. To include: teapot, water jug, spoons, table lighter and salts.

Vietnam War type Windproof Lighter with Special Forces Insignia. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Original 1972 Vietnam USMC Zippo Lighter. Date code on base 1972. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

Original Zippo Vietnam Veterans Lighter Engraved An Khe 1973 to 1974. However the actual date of the lighter is 1979. So post war engraved. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

9ct gold gents signet ring and 9ct wedding ring. Approximate weight 4.3 grams, together with another probably silver signet ring, collection of assorted GB copper coinage including farthings, ha'pennies and pennies, a bag of glass marbles, some white metal costume jewellery pendants and a small plated vintage cigarette lighter. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

PAIR OF WEDGWOOD CANDLE STICK, WEDGWOOD LIGHTER, WEDGWOOD PEDESTAL DISH & WEDGWOOD FRAMED PLAQUE

A nest of three Chinese hardwood tables, early 20th century, each of rectangular form with recessed top framed by simulated bamboo, above a continuous frieze of carved fruiting vines, on simulated bamboo legs united by similar stretchers, tallest 59cm, 42.5cm wide, 30.5cm deepCondition report: All structurally sound. The tallest sunbleached with a lighter surface than the other two. All carved friezes are a lighter colour than the structure. Some surface marks.

Dunhill lighter, Marked US.RE 24163 Patented, gold plated engine turned case, 6.4 x 2.2 x 1.2 cm

Dunhill Macassar veneered, cedar lined and brass line inlaid cigar humidor box, the hinged top opening to reveal a fitted interior with three Dunhill glass tubes, Dunhill cigar cutter and a gold plated Dunhill lighter marked 'D, J'. 17H x 32W x 27D cm

Dunhill gold plated cigarette lighter, textured surface, made in England, marked on base Dunhill London, inside case marked 28AC, 5.8 x 3 x 1.2cm scratches to surface and some areas where gold plating has worn off

A pair of mother of pearl cufflinks, stamped 9 ct, a set of nautical mother of pearl buttons, white enamel lighter pendant, along with other cufflinks and buttons and a single gold plated earrings 9 ct gross weight 4.94 gramsMother of pearl cufflinks - light scratches to surface and small chips to edges. One button/cufflink face is complete with thread, the other 3 are missing some gold thread. Discolouration to gold on back of cufflinks

MANILIUS, Marcus (fl. 1st-Century AD). Astronomicon libri quinque, edited by Joseph Scaliger. [Heidelberg:] In Officina Sanctandreana, 1590. 3 parts bound in one volume, 8vo (171 x 115mm). Woodcut printer's devices on the titles to the first two parts, headpieces and initials, woodcut diagrams (lacks blank leaf a8, as often, substantial sections quite heavily browned, occasional lighter spotting, staining and browning, a few darker spots occasionally affecting letters). Later cloth-backed paper boards (first signature starting, rubbed and lightly stained). Provenance: old annotation to first title and endpapers; later label removed from rear endpaper. The editio princeps of this didactic Latin poem, written c. 30-40 AD, and the earliest known work on astrology and the first to name systems of astrological Houses, was printed in Nuremberg in 1473, having been re-discovered by the Italian humanist Poggio Bracciolini in c. 1416. It then fell into comparative neglect until A. E. Housman produced a scholarly edition, still considered authoritative, between 1903 and 1930. The second edition to be edited by Joseph Scaliger. Adams M362; Houzeau & Lancaster I, 1037; cf. Kenney 113 & 167 (1655 ed.); Riccardi Manilius 44.

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TABLE LIGHTER, with wrythen globular body and hinged lobed cover, on beaded circular pedestal foot, by B.H. Joseph & Co, Chester 1890, 11.5cm high, together with an Edwardian silver hand bell, Birmingham 1906, and a silver table bell, Birmingham 1911 (3) Condition report: good overall, minor knocks and scratches.

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MINIATURE OIL LAMP, on oval pedestal foot, by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James F.H. Shepherd, Chester 1906, 8.5cm long, and a Dunhill silver plated lighter (2) Condition report: oil lamp has some dents to one side, with further minor knocks and scratches. Lighter is plated and the plating is worn.

VETRI MURANO: AN ITALIAN CHROME AND WHITE MARBLE STANDARD LAMP with a white Murano glass up-lighter shade, and a spare shade

Early 20th century hallmarked 9ct gold encased petrol lighter of Vesta form, rectangular shaped with canted edges, all over engine turned chequerboard decoration with Grecian key engine turned edges, ringlet mount, 4cm x 5cm x .7cm, Chester 1920, g/w 57gms

Patek Philippe, Ellipse, a gold coloured and enamel gas lighter, ref. 9507, case no. A158, stamped signature and other marks including 18K/750, circa 1980, enamelled in blue over engine turning to back and front, 5.8cm (2 1/4in) long, 106.5g grossCondition Report: Marks are clearSome light scuffs, one noticeable measuring approx 13mmEnamel generally goodVery slight play to the hingeThumb piece/roller does not move freely. Moves slightly to the left and rightThis has not been filled to be testedNo boxes or paperworkCondition Report Disclaimer

A collection of three lighters to include a Must de Cartier lighter, the textured body with gilt bands, in a Must de Cartier box with booklets; together with two Dunhill lighters, one silver with engine turned decoration, rectangular form; the other gilt example of similar style