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Lot 72
A GOLD COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, to include a modern identity bracelet, plain curved panel fitted to a plain chain, measuring approximately 190mm in length, stamped '585', a late 20th Century 9ct gold fine rope bracelet, measuring approximately 200mm in length, hallmarked 9ct gold, London, a late 20th Century gate link drop earrings, measuring approximately 24mm in length, stamped '9ct', a 9ct gold toe ring, Celtic design, hallmarked 9ct gold, approximate gross weight 15.0 grams
Lot 362
1st Life Guards Framed Victorian Shabraque Embroidered Horse, Saddle Cloth Hindquarter. A richly embroidered panel of an Officer's shabraque with bullion Guelphic crown, LG reversed and intertwined with central "1" surrounded by honours with padded Garter Star below. Edged with wide band of gold lace bearing two crimson lines. Slightly dulled. Now attractively framed and glazed (perspex). Approx. 82 x 86 cm. VGC
Lot 502
Nelson Centenary Commemorative China. A rare fine and colourful three handled Loving style cup produced by the Copeland Factory of Staffordshire. The cup is decorated with colourful transfers depicting Nelson with in a title strap "Admiral Lord Nelson Britain's Naval Hero" this is within an acorn wreath, surmounted by a Nautical Crown and the Union Flag and White Ensign. The second panel depicts Britannia, upon her chariot be pulled across the waves by four white horses "Britannia Rules the Waves". The final panel depicts the Flagship "Victory" lying alongside a Dreadnought Battleship. Each arm is decorated with a foul anchor and to the interior can be found Nelson's famous signal "England Expects....." The underside with maker's details "Copeland"and additional transfer of "Subscriber's Copy T. Goode & Co." Colours remain bright GC. This items appears to be in fine condition, but bidders must satisfy themselves of condition before bidding.
Lot 503
Magnificent Boar War Commemorative Loving Cup by Copeland China. This impressive china loving cup bears colourful transfer panels, between the three handles. The first panels depicts, the head and shoulders of Queen Victoria, against a Stand of Flags of the Empire ... Medallions of Field Marshal White, the Prime Minister Marquis Salisbury, The Victoria Cross and a Red Cross. Also a list of Victories in South Africa ... The final panel, shows Britannia, with a soldier kneeling in front of her, flanked by a Yeoman and a Sailor. The underside with maker's details "Copeland"and additional transfer of "Subscriber's Copy T. Goode & Co.". GC Colours bright. Height 5 1/2 inches This items appears to be in fine condition, but bidders must satisfy themselves of condition before bidding.
Lot 623
Boer War 49th (Montgomeryshire) Imperial Yeomanry Tunic. A rare example, tailored in light khaki wool material, with both pleated breast and waist pockets. To the shoulder straps original brass "49 IY" shoulder titles and the right sleeve with a single red backed khaki rank chevron. Complete with Imperial Yeomanry buttons. The interior with both wax cotton first field dressing pocket and ID card pocket. Retaining original paper label, with ink 1900 date stamp and also large IY ink stamp. The overall condition is good and clean, but with moth damage to the lower right breast pocket and moth hole to the back panel. GC.
Lot 668
German Third Reich K98 dress bayonet by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen. Fine single edged plated 25 cm blade with fuller, one side with etched panel bearing eagles with folded wings and swastika, oak sprays and legend "Fur Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit". Maker's squirrel logo stamped to the forte. Plated crossguard with upturned quillon and plated eagle head pommel; black composite checkered grips, slight movement to blade. Housed in its black painted steel scabbard bearing black leather frog. VGC
Lot 766
Imperial German Life Hussar Regiment Officer's Undress Sword. A good scarce example, the single edged piped back blade, with etched panel "Von Bonin S Liebin Von Hartmann" The reverse of the blade is plain. The hilt of regulation pattern, the langet mounted with a enamel Star, the grip of shagreen with twist wire binding. The guard of embossed decoration mounted with a silvered scull and with lion head pommel. Scabbard absent overall GC some age wear.
Lot 795
German Third Reich HSBO Landzelle Verden pre 1935 flag. A good scarce red cotton example with bullion tassels to three sides. Each side has applied black swastika on a white disc also a white cord edged black panel embroidered in white "HSBO Landzelle Verden". Seven metal hoisting rings clips. VGC Approx. 112 x 135 cm Verden is in Lower Saxony. Nationalsozialistische Betriebszellenorganisation absorbed into DAF in 1935
Lot 832
William IV 1822 Pattern Officer's Piped Back Bladed Officer's Sword. A very good period example, the piped back blade with etched panel with Crowned WIVR cypher. This device is repeated to the regulation pattern gilt metal hilt. Black shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in black leather and gilt mounted scabbard. Etching to the blade is clear, gilt bright and leather supple. Near VGC.
Lot 843
French 1811 Napoleonic War Period Light Cavalry Trooper's Sword. A scarce example, the inscription to the back of the blade indicating manufacture in 1811 at the Government arsenal. The curved 33 1/2 inch plain blade with circular stamps to the forte. The regulation hilt with single bar guard bearing the stamp "Versailles" Leather grip with twist wire binding. Housed in brass scabbard with wood and leather panel. GC. Viewing Recommend.
Lot 853
Soviet Russian Officer's 300 year anniversary Naval Dirk. A good 1994 commemorative example with a 21 cm straight double edged blade bearing dedication panel for 300 anniversary of the fleet, numbered, dated and with maker's logo. . The hilt with "S" shape cross guard bearing sprays of oak, turned cream composition grip. Housed in original faux leather scabbard with spring retaining clip, gilt mounts decorated with sailing ship, anchors, oakleaves and Arms of Russia. VGC
Lot 19
A large Edwardian walnut dining table on three baluster supports, two D-ends converting to separate side tables and two panels to the centre, length when extended approx 420cm and a set of eight Victorian walnut dining chairs, curved top rail to carved central panel, curved back legs and cabriole front legs to ball and claw feet, including two carvers (9).
Lot 231
A Victorian coromandel writing slope with presentation plaque 'Presented to Mr W Rouse Foreman Boilermaker by the men at the Britannia Works Birkenhead as a mark of their esteem 11th March 1882', with vacant mother of pearl cartouche to top, mother of pearl escutcheons, fitted interior (af), 35 x 24 x 14cm and a mahogany box with carved floral panel decoration, 30 x 22 x 24cm (2).
Lot 344
An early 20th century Japanese four-panel wooden screen, each upper panel hand-painted and gilded with raised arboreal detail to depict a traditional rural vista against a gold-washed sky, bearing three character marks to lower-right panel, height 91cm, also two unframed paintings, three books, a map and a ceramic vase (af). CONDITION REPORT Extensive wear to wooden framework, several hinges faulty, areas of extensive loss to gilding, losses to paint work where panel meets frame, minor losses and surface marks to paint work throughout, surface dirt throughout, in need of restoration.
Lot 363
A classical style brass jardinière urn with repoussé panel depicting Pan and Bacchus in a tug of war, with swan head handles on gadrooned stem to canted cornered plinth, 37 x 41cm. CONDITION REPORT Rubbing to bronze and scratching, verdigris to inside, small scratches and wear throughout commensurate with age, no major damage.
Lot 381
A vintage green travel trunk with brass trim and fastenings containing two Victorian floral sprig day dresses with leg-of-mutton sleeves, a Victorian ivory and pink floral evening/wedding outfit, long skirt with small train and bodice top with heavily ruffled sleeves, lace insert panel and lavender velvet bow decoration, five Victorian and Edwardian silk parasols and umbrellas and a beaded parasol handle (all af). CONDITION REPORT Both dresses have related wear, both have some tears/rips and are quite fragile.
Lot 382
An Edwardian heavy card box with metal trim, with label 'City and Guilds of London Institute', containing a quantity of Victorian and Edwardian children's clothing to include a Christening gown with broderie Anglaise and lace panel insert, an Edwardian cream wool cape with broderie Anglaise trim (af), a quantity of lace-trimmed linen and silk petticoats, Christening gowns, a small quantity of small boys' shorts and linen shirts, an Edwardian boys' bottle-green velvet suit, a child's Victorian pink silk satin lace-trimmed bodice and a c1950s doll in a Victorian long silk lace-trimmed Christening gown and bonnet.
Lot 388
Two Edwardian dresses; an ivory silk wedding/evening two-piece comprising a long flowing skirt with train, embroidered lace panels and exquisite ribbon work, fitted bodice top with ruffle sleeves and neckline, ribbon lace and embroidered net lace panels to either side, an Edwardian pale green day dress, heavily embroidered pink flowers on a pale green satin background with bugle bead trim, lace and pleated panels and a green satin sash, a c1900 silk boned and fitted jacket with peplum and two Edwardian ladies' skirts; one black example with wide panel of lace and one cream example with purple button and velvet trim. CONDITION REPORT Some staining to the green dress and age related wear, back of the silk sash is ripped, some wear to hem, cream dress has small holes to the skirt lace is intact
Lot 446
Various Victorian fashion and domestic-related journals to include four bound volumes of 'Family Herald', non-consecutive volumes 1, 4, 9 and 10, four bound volumes of 'Young Lady's Journal' 1871 to 1878, published by E Harrison Salisbury London, quarter leather-bound with marble board, leather panel spine with gilt tool decoration containing numerous fashion plates, handcraft advice, fiction etc and various other fashion-related bound books to include 'Journal des Mademoiselle', 'Lady's Treasury' etc.
Lot 672
UNATTRIBUTED; a pair of watercolours, sailing ship on calm seas in the daytime flying British ensigns and a sailing ship as dusk approaches on stormy waters, size of each 16 x 25cm, a watercolour of Persian warriors in battle with character inscription to top and a watercolour and gilded panel in the Persian style, two miniature views of the Lake District 'Broomhill Pint near Keswick' dated may 14th-21st 1927 and 'Friar's Cragg, Keswick, May 14th-21st 1927', Baron Scotford 1931; a silhouette of a young boy and girl and in the Mughal style; a miniature of young men and women dancing with castle and mountains in the background, 7 x 9.5cm, all framed and glazed (8).
Lot 684
A quantity of beadwork to include a tapestry with clear beads for Victorian footstool, a 1920s beaded necktie with red beads and floral panels, further beaded appliqué patches, rhinestone and paste Art Deco belt buckles etc. CONDITION REPORT Necklace with beadwork missing on tassel and one panel half beads missing, panel for footstool on good condition.
Lot 105
AMERICAN SLATE AND ROUGE MARBLE MANTEL CLOCK, BY ANSONIA CLOCK COMPANY, NEW YORK LATE 19TH CENTURY the drum case with a signed enamelled Roman numeral dial, above a relief patinated metal frieze of putti, over a glazed panel enclosing a mercury-filled pendulum, flanked by fluted brass columns, on a shaped plinth base with further relief panels, the twin-train movement striking a gong, stamped maker's marks 47cm high Provenance: 'Keith Skeel: The Private Collection', Loudham Hall, Suffolk, Lyon & Turnbull, June 2007, lot 409
Lot 14
PLASTER CAST OF THE PARTHENON FRIEZE, JOHN HENNING (ENGLISH 1771-1851) 19TH CENTURY the single panel with six frieze bands depicting classical figures in relief, mounted in a period carved wood frame 185cm long overall Provenance: The Lord and Lady Sutherland of Houndwood Collection Note: The Parthenon frieze was famously brought to London by Lord Elgin in the early 1800s, and exhibited in his house on the corner of Park Lane and Piccadilly from 1808. It features Great Panathenaia, the festival in Athens in honour of the Goddess Athena, and is now on display to the public in the Acropolis Museum in the city. The Scottish sculptor, John Henning, was one of the first to see Elgin's collection and following his visit created models of both the Parthenon and Phigaleian friezes, using carved slate moulds. It took twelve years to complete the reliefs, many of which were signed, as well as numbered and labelled according to the original location of the friezes.
Lot 15
VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BOOKCASE CABINET LATE 19TH CENTURY the moulded cornice above a pair of glazed doors opening to shelves; the base with an ogee moulded frieze drawer over a pair of panel doors opening to further shelves and flanked by scroll and leaf brackets, on a plinth base, bearing an ivorine label 'MANUFACTURED BY THE/ SCOTTISH CO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY LTD/ CABINET FACTORY/ SHIELDHALL' 133cm wide, 222cm high, 55cm deep Provenance: The Lord and Lady Sutherland of Houndwood Collection
Lot 159
LATE GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND INLAY SECRETAIRE BOOKCASE LATE 18TH CENTURY the moulded cornice above a pair of astragal glazed doors with oak leaf and acorn inlay, opening to shelves; the base with a secretaire drawer fitted with pigeon holes and drawers and a baize work surface, over a pair of quarter veneered and oval panel cupboard doors, raised on splay feet 109cm wide, 235cm high, 52cm deep
Lot 36
CHARLES II NEEDLEWORK PANEL 17TH CENTURY worked in silk and metallic threads on a silk ground, depicting a lady with a harp and a soldier flanked by male and female attendants, against a field filled with flowers, buildings, figures, a tree, a lion, a stag, a rose and a carnation, in an ebonised frame 32cm x 45cm
Lot 403
CARVED LIMESTONE PANEL OF SAINT MARTIN OF TOURS 14TH/ 15TH CENTURY depicting St. Martin on horseback with his sword raised, handing his cut cloak to a beggar, carved with the initials S M, with a modern wall mounting bracket 35cm wide, 38cm high Note: The depiction of St. Martin of Tours was a popular subject for religious devotional items during the medieval period, and surviving artworks show that this particular scene was regularly portrayed during the 14th and 15th centuries, in a variety of media. St. Martin was a French soldier in the fourth century, who in an act of kindness cut his cloak in two and handed a beggar a portion of it at the gates of Amiens. Examples of this scene exist in not only religious institutions throughout the world, such as a piece carved in pietra serena in Nova Scotia, but in important museums including the V&A and the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Lot 417
DUTCH OAK BUREAU BOOKCASE 18TH CENTURY the arched cornice above a pair of moulded panel doors opening to a compartmented interior, the lower part with a slant front opening to an interior fitted with drawers and a recess, above three long serpentine drawers, raised on acanthus carved legs ending in claw and ball feet 117cm wide, 245cm high, 66cm deep
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