EXHIBITION QUALITY ROSEWOOD, SATINWOOD, MAHOGANY, MARQUETRY EBONISED AND POLYCHROMED BREAKFRONT BOOKCASE LATE 19TH CENTURY in the Sheraton taste, the dentil moulded breakfront cornice above a frieze inlaid with fluting and flower heads, above four astragal glazed doors inlaid with husk trails, opening to shelves, the base with a pair of oval panel doors centred by roundels painted en grisaille with classical busts, flanked by doors inlaid with ribbon tied garlands and urns on a plinth base 187cm wide, 233cm high, 47cm deep Note: Please be aware that this lot contains material which may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/
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PAIR OF SMALL ROSEWOOD BEDSIDE CABINETS PART 19TH CENTURY, MADE UP the moulded rectangular tops above open recesses and panel doors, raised on bun feet (2) 34cm wide, 63cm high, 28cm deep Note: Please be aware that this lot contains material which may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/
CARVED WALNUT AND OAK SIDE CABINET 19TH CENTURY INCORPORATING 16TH/ 17TH CENTURY PARTS the carved pediment over a tiered back with carved Green Man panels flanked by figural supports, above three carved panel cupboard doors, the central panel with an armorial; the base with a fall front fitted with a carved triple panel front depicting figures flanked by caryatids, raised on carved paw feet 183cm wide, 203cm high, 54cm deep Provenance: The Lord and Lady Sutherland of Houndwood Collection
FLEMISH WALNUT HALL TABLE PART 17TH CENTURY the two board cleated top above a moulded panel frieze with a central drawer, raised on turned legs joined by peripheral stretchers and ending on ball feet; the underside with an ivorine trade label 'Muirhead & Moffat & Co. Antiques Glasgow' 161cm long, 84cm high, 75cm deep
EASTERN EUROPEAN CLOISONNE ENAMEL MONSTRANCE, POSSIBLY RUSSIAN EARLY 19TH CENTURY enamelled in green, blue, yellow, and white, with a central reliquary depicting the Annunciation amongst roundels of the four Evangelists, the opposing side fitted with a carved boxwood panel of Christ and the twelve apostles with roundels of the Evangelists' symbols, raised on a stepped domed base, in a red leather case with green velvet interior 33cm high
DRESDEN PORCELAIN CENTRE TABLE EARLY 20TH CENTURY the circular top with a central panel enclosed by thirteen smaller panels, decorated with scenes of ladies and gentlemen in 18th century dress engaged in various pursuits in landscapes, in a gilt metal and gilt wood frame, above a frieze of similarly decorated porcelain panels, raised on four baluster and tapered legs with applied flowers ending in scroll feet and joined by a shaped X stretcher surmounted by a putto 77cm diameter, 77cm high
FRENCH PORCELAIN AND GILT METAL MANTEL CLOCK 19TH CENTURY the rectangular porcelain front panel painted with a Roman numeral dial and scene after Boucher, in an architectural gilt metal case with corner columns and surmounted by an acorn finial, the eight-day movement striking a gong, the movement stamped Richard & Cie and stamped no. 1866 52 35cm high
FRENCH GILT METAL AND PORCELAIN MANTEL CLOCK 19TH CENTURY the circular mauve and pink ground porcelain dial with Roman numbers, in an architectural case with a painted panel of an 18th century couple in an interior, flanked by porcelain columns and surmounted by a matching urn, on a stepped base raised on toupie feet; the eight-day movement stamped 7504 and CH Les MT and striking a bell 30cm wide, 42cm high, 11cm deep
A CHINESE RED LACQUERWORK CARVED CINNABAR STYLE BOX, the lift-off lid with floral decorated sides repeated to the top corners, surrounding a central panel of two five toed dragons chasing a flaming pearl amongst clouds, 6.5 cms high, 38 cms across (split near one corner, chips and general wear to the lacquerwork base)
AN EARLY 1800's LONGCASE CLOCK by R Williams, Wrexham, the 13 ins square painted dial set with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and date aperture with maker's name and place under, the cast backplate stamped 'Owen' before a twin weight pendulum driven brass movement striking on a bell, pendulum and weights included, housed in an oak and mahogany case, the hood with broken swan neck pediment, reeded door pillars with brass caps, long shaped top trunk door with boxwood strung side decoration over a stepped trunk base having canted sides and applied shaped panel with inlaid fan corners, 200 cms high overall, 49 cms wide
A CIRCA 1830 OAK LONGCASE CLOCK by W J Davies, Harlech, the signed 14 ins square dial set with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture before a twin weight pendulum driven movement striking on a bell, the hood with broken swan neck pediment and flat door flanking pillars with reeded decoration, repeated to the trunk centre, short trunk door with panel under on a stepped trunk base having an applied front panel on corner bracket feet, 213 cms high, pendulum and weights included
AN 18th CENTURY OAK DOWER CHEST, the four panel lift-up top with shaped moulding and rounded edging, opening to reveal an interior candle box, the chest front with carved floral decoration on three panels, the whole in peg joined construction on stile feet, 76 cms high, 136 cms wide, 51.5 cms deep
AN EARLY 19th CENTURY NORTH WALES OAK DRESSER of excellent colour and patina, the three shelf box canopy rack with shaped side decoration and shoe, with wide backboards on a moulded edge top over three frieze drawers, lower central single and twin blind drawers with flanking flat panel cupboard doors, all having brass knobs, twin panel sided on stile feet, 206 cms high, 153 cms wide, 48 cms deep
Imperial German Artillery Officers Sword with Gilt Panel and Artificial Damascus Blade, gilt lion head example with crossed cannon barrels and Medusa head to the langets. Plain gilt brass knuckle bow leading to lion head with jewelled eyes. Grip retains the original wire binding. Attached to the handle is the officers pattern bullion knot / portopee. Housed in its original steel scabbard with double gilt brass hanging rings and single red leather with braid brocade hanging strap. Single edged slightly curved blade with remains of the artificial Damascus decoration and gilded double panels with crowned eagle and foliage to both sides. Blade measures 83cms in length. Generally in good condition.
German Artillery Officers Sword, plain steel dove head pattern sword with grip retaining the original wire binding and leather with bullion knot / portopee. Housed in its black painted field service scabbard. Slightly curved single edged blade with etched panel having foliage and regimental details, “Artillerie Regiment 31”, other side of the blade etched with a scene of a horse drawn mounted gun team and foliage. E Pack & Sohne makers trade mark to the base. Blade measures 83cms in length. Some wear to the finish on the scabbard but otherwise a very good example.
WW2 German Luftwaffe Swastika Panel Cut From a Crashed Messerschmitt Bf 109 E, painted black swastika on green / grey aluminium metal two piece panel. Factory produced rivet holes across the panel. To the centre is a Messerschmitt AG plaque with serial numbers. Attached to the panel was a handwritten label indicating that this panel was taken from a Messerschmitt Bf 109.E. from the Port Tail Fin. Measures 33 ½ x 33 ½ cms. Sections of German crashed aircraft were very popular souvenirs gathered by RAF ground crews and local civilians. Many pieces were kept and hung in local pubs, ATC halls and RAF mess rooms. The Messerschmitt Bf109 more commonly known as a ME109, is one of the most iconic fighter aircraft of WW2. Many of the highest scoring Luftwaffe aces flew this aircraft. Ex Michael Baldwin collection.
WW2 German Luftwaffe Aircraft Balkan Cross Section Cut From Underside of Wing, fantastic large section of German crashed aircraft removed and taken as a souvenir. The section which measures approximately 113 x 94 ½ cms, shows the German Balkan cross. Due to the size and shape we believe this to have been taken from the underside of a wing. The section is made up of three panels riveted into place from the reverse. The section has two bullet holes which have penetrated the panel on the Balkan cross. A wonderful and iconic item. Ex the Late Michael Baldwin collection.
WW2 German Luftwaffe Swastika Tail Section from a Ju88 Aircraft, large section of aircraft aluminium taken from a single side of a tail section from a Luftwaffe Ju88 aircraft. Large black painted swastika with white border on green panel. Factory produced rivet holes to the outside edge, towards the bottom and in the swastika itself. Reverse has six open tube fittings. The panel is bent towards the bottom left hand side making a crease in the aluminium. Some areas of paint loss to the swastika which you would expect to see from a wrecked aircraft section. Measures 105 x 118cms at its widest point to the top. A fantastic iconic item of Luftwaffe history. Sections of aircraft like this were popular souvenirs to be taken from crashed German aircraft, especially during the Battle of Britain. Many of the large pieces like this were taken by the RAF and hung in various mess halls and later ATC centres. This item was found in the UK by the late vendor, Michael Baldwin. See two previous lots for the other aircraft pieces from the same collector. The Ju88 was a medium range bomber aircraft of the German Luftwaffe. They were a very efficient aircraft and many were flown during the Battle of Britain.
WW2 53rd (Welsh Division) 1st Battalion Ox & Bucks Light Infantry Battle Dress Combination, consisting of embroidered 53rd division formation sign with single red felt brigade bar and black cloth circle formation sign underneath. All mounted onto rectangular battle dress panel. Good uniform removed example. This combination is typical of that worn by the 1st Battalion Ox & Bucks during D-Day, where they served as part of the 71st Infantry Brigade, landing on Sword Beach on the 6th June 1944.
WW2 4th / 5th Battalion Kings Own Scottish Borders 52nd (Lowland) Infantry Division Battle Dress Combination, tartan cloth formation sign with printed shield formation sign of the 52nd (Lowland) Infantry division to the centre and yellow/grey arm of service stripe below. All mounted onto battle dress cloth panel. Uniform removed example. The 4th and 5th Battalions landed at Saint-Malo as part of the 155th Brigade in the 52nd (Lowland) Division in June 1940 for service with the British Expeditionary Force; after evacuation from Cherbourg later in the month they took part in Operation Infatuate in November 1944 and the subsequent capture of Bremen in April 1945.
WW2 48th Infantry Division / West Yorkshire Regiment Battle Dress Combination, embroidered 48th Infantry division cloth formation sign with single red felt bar below and XIV West Yorkshire regiment embroidered formation sign at the bottom. All mounted onto a battle dress cloth panel. Good uniform removed example
WW2 1st Battalion Royal Welch Fusiliers / 2nd Infantry Division Battle Dress Combination, black on khaki embroidered RWF title above locally made 2nd Infantry division formation sign and three red felt bars to the bottom on khaki cloth. All mounted to battle dress panel. Residue to the reverse where it has been placed in a collectors album. Remains in good condition overall. The 1st Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers was a Regular Army unit and part of the 6th Infantry Brigade, assigned to the 2nd Infantry Division. It served in France in 1940 with the British Expeditionary Force. The battalion fought in the short but fierce battles in France and Belgium and was forced to retreat and be evacuated during the Dunkirk evacuation. After two years spent in the United Kingdom, the 1st RWF and the rest of 2nd Division were sent to British India to fight the Imperial Japanese Army.
WW2 2nd Infantry Division Battle Dress Combination, being printed formation sign above three red felt bars. All mounted on battle dress cloth panel. Good uniform removed example. Accompanied by a section of battle dress with embroidered RASC shoulder title, printed Northern Command formation sign and RASC arm of service stripe; 2x pairs of embroidered two piece 52nd Lowland division cloth formation signs. All generally in good condition. (6 items)
Royal Fusiliers / 47th Infantry Division Battle Dress Combination, being printed Royal Fusiliers shoulder title above woven formation sign of the 47th infantry division and two red felt bars. All mounted onto battle dress cloth panel and neatly cut from the battle dress, leaving much of the cloth backing. Good condition.
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