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Andreas Schelfhout (Dutch, 1787-1890), Winter scene with a skater and windmill oil on mahogany panel, unsigned, wooden frame with gilded highlights 8½ x 11in. (21.6 x 27.9cm.) * Provenance: P. Polak, London, 1968. ** Old cleaning and restoration (c.1968). Remains in good condition, but varnish is slightly yellowed. Some retouched patches to sky and other smaller scattered retouches visible under UV. There is a split to the surface of the paint and a small flake missing to a retouched patch to centre left margin. Faint lines to surface of paint just inside upper left margin.

William Adolphus Knell (British, 1802-1875), Shipping at Sunset. oil on Windsor & Newton Academy board, signed lower right, swept gilded reproduction frame. 11 ¼ x 17 ¼in. (28.5 x 43.8cm.).* Board slightly bowed to left of centre, vertically. Old craquelure visible to dark lower section and lighter craquelure to sky. Light patch around signature is visible under UV – the signature has corresponding craquelure lines to the surrounding paint, so it does seem original Possibly due to past cleaning. Small chips to paint upper right corner 

Sir John Kyffin Williams, RA (Welsh, 1918-2006), ‘Llewedd’ impasto oil on canvas, signed with initials lower right, grey-green painted hollow frame with reeded black slip 19¾ x 23½in. (50 x 59.7cm.)* Provenance: Purchased by the vendor from The Albany Gallery, Cardiff in 1997. Original invoice and other sundry paperwork accompanies the lot.** Some surface dirt. Dripped line of blue paint to cloud upper right, which is original. Also a similar, much smaller, dripped white line of paint to left of signature. A few chips to top of impasto to lower left. Possible thin patch of retouching to lower centre in mountains and another much smaller at right hand end of black area of mountains. These do show under UV. Some mould spots to surface of paint, which should clean off easily. Not relined. Has been reframed in Guernsey in the last 20 years or so.

English School (19th century), A portrait of a young lady, Mary Ann Cooke Stafford, wife of Edward Lloyd Griffiths of Cheltenham oval watercolour, heightened with body colour, inscribed verso, Hogarth frame 9½ x 7 3/8in. (24.2 x 18.75cm.) * Paper time stained and some light foxing. Patch of pale mould spots lower left

William John Caparne (British, 1855-1940), South coast sunsets, Guernsey two pastels, both unsigned 8½ x 11in. (21.6 x 27.9cm.); 8 5/8 x 10½in. (21.9 x 26.7cm.) * The pastel in the grey mount with some mould spotting to surface at upper left and some foxing. There is a small patch of gum Arabic or similar at lower centre margin. The pastel in the ivory mount has a small oil mark at upper right and light abrasions to the surface at right margin.

Simon and Halbig, Germany, bisque head doll, head stamp 1909, with fixed eyes, open mouth, composition limbs, 58cm length.Condition report:The head has no cracks or chips, it is a little grubby on the surfaces and there is a small rubbed patch just above the right eye brow, the eyes are a bit boss-eyed, it has all fingers, body is tight with no bad damages, but is a bit rubbed and slight flaking to the composition on the joints. One shoes is missing.

A hand knotted Turkmen flatweave rug,c.1900, the brick red fields with geometric centre within alternating repeated diamond motif border162cm x 115cmCondition ReportWear patch to middle, possible repair. Reinforced to sides.

A cowhide floor rug,20th century,190cm wide185cm longProvenance: From the collection of John Rendall, former owner of Christian the Lion.Condition ReportUn-backed bald in places, and the leather remains supple. With patch to one side.

MS 'PATCH' HARVEY LEGEYT, Tad (Portrait of a Boy), oil on board, signed PATCH, framed; together with a vintage mirror and two Art Deco style prints. The former 31 x 50 cm.

A Holdtite Patch Strip cylindrical tin in good condition, still with contents.

A George III silver patch box, Birmingham 1802, maker IT, diameter 25mm

Two early 19th Century Staffordshire enamel patch boxes, one 'A Trifle from Bath'

Tom Durkin (British 1928-1990) "Lord Street, Southport", signed, oil on canvas.59.5cm x 90.5cm (23.5in x 35.5in)Artists’ Resale Right (“droit de suite”) may apply to this lot.The painting is in good, original condition. There is a vertical tear in the canvas with some surrounding flecks of paint loss and a corresponding patch visible on the reverse of the painting. The painting is ornately framed but not glazed.

Georgian oval enamel patch box of Bilston type, the hinged cover decorated in blue with a bird perching upon a nest, inscribed in black 'Trifles Shew Respect', mirror to interior, 4.2cm wide

Continental silver including pair of Finnish dishes, Dutch spoon and two patch boxes, etc

TWO  PATCH MARK ANTIQUE DERBY PORCELAIN FIGURES

AN ANTIQUE ENAMEL PATCH BOX FOR RESTORATION, 8 x 5 x 2.5 cm, together with a modern example (2)

A pair of Derby patch mark figures, The Garland Shepherds, the Lady wears a bonnet, pink corset her skirt painted with blue flowers, her sheep with floral collar, floral bocage on scrolling base; the Gentleman reading wearing pink coat with black tricorn hat, with seated dog, floral bocage on circular base, both numbered 8 to underside (2) 

A 19th century Bilston enamel patch box, the cover decorated with a dove and inscribed 'A Token of Love' to a cobalt blue ground, 4cm wide; together with another circular patch box, inscribed 'None I like as well as you', approx 2.5cm diam (2)

Ⓜ A COMPOSITE GERMAN FULL ARMOUR, CIRCA 1500/10comprising close helmet formed of a rounded one-piece skull rising to a boldly cabled medial comb decorated with pairs of incised lines and cut away at the nape to receive a neck-guard of two lames (later), fitted with brow-reinforce en suite with the skull, visor of ~sparrow~s beak~ form, pierced with a single stepped vision-slit and a series of circular and slotted ventilation-apertures, fitted at the right with a later lifting-peg, later bevor shaped for the chin and secured to the skull at the right of the neck by a swivel-hook and pierced stud (the skull with an early patched repair), the reinforce, visor and bevor all attached by common pivots; collar of three lames front and rear (the lowest front lame trimmed, pitted, small cracks and chips) the top lames lightly roped, the remainder bordered by single incised lines; strongly formed globose breastplate with a bold inward turn at the neck, fitted with later lance-rest at the right of the chest, movable gussets at the arm-openings (the left restored) en suite with the neck (an early internal patch repair), associated waist-lame, and fauld of three lames with pendant tassets each of four lames (the upper three restored using old plates); backplate formed of a main plate drawn-in at the waist, fitted with waist-lame flanged outwards to receive a short culet of three lames each formed at its upper edge with three cusps, the lowest with a recessed border of low triangular section; a pair of spaudlers each of five lames (the top right restored, small repairs); articulated vambraces formed of tubular upper and lower cannons, the former fitted at its upper end with a turner, and a couter of three lames, the central lame projected inwards at the front as a wing decorated with recessed border; circular besagews (the left restored), each rising to a small central boss and decorated at its edge with roping and a recessed border, gauntlets each formed of a short straight-ended cuff with fixed inner plate, four metacarpal-plates, knuckle-plate (the left restored), shaped finger-plate, hinged thumb-defenses terminating in a pair of scales (the finger-defences restored), and later buff-leather lining gloves; cuisses each formed of a gutter-shaped main plate (the right with a riveted patch) decorated at its upper edge with a bold inward turn and incised lines, and fitted at its lower edge with a winged poleyn of five lames, the wing fluted, and a pair of tubular full-length greaves (both with trimmed edges, the front right plate patched) fitted at the front with a mail sabaton terminating with later steel caps (areas of pitting throughout): on a wooden stand with moulded basePart proceeds to benefit the Acquisition Fund of the Arms and Armor department, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.

A PAIR OF YEW AND ELM STICK BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIRSEARLY 19TH CENTURYWith crinoline stretcherseach 98cm high, 58cm wide, 54cm deepCondition Report: There are some marks, scratches, knocks, chips, splits and abrasions consistent with age and use.There are losses and restorations and observations including: the chairs are cleaned of a darker stain with residual dark staining visible between the sticks and to inaccessible areas; the tips of the arms have a discreet scroll carved to the sides; a crack to the back of one chair where the bow meets the end of the back; there is evidence of worm; a patch to the corner of one chair seat; one section of turned stretcher and one leg later, possibly other sections later; there is evidence of worm.Please refer to the additional photographs as a visual reference of condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

A LARGE EMPIRE SAVONNERIE NEOCLASSICAL WOOL CARPET CIRCA 1810The central floral medallion with tulip head detailing, within rust red brown field with elaborate scrolling acanthus leaves, fan-rosette and floral garlands supporting classical vases with lush floral displays approximately 603 x 590cm Provenance:An Important Collection from a Cadogan Square HouseS Franses, London, acquired 3rd December 1997. Although the French Revolution had curtailed the production of large and expensive carpets and tapestries- the patronage of Napoleon Bonaparte actively encouraged and revitalised the production of carpets from the looms of Savonnerie, Aubusson and Tournai. With the restoration of the Bourbon Monarchy the demand for such opulent carpets continued- albeit much in the same design forms as before- making accurate dating difficult. Most typically the earlier work tends to lean towards the Neoclassical motifs as popularised by Percier & Fontaine- with iconography specific to Napoleon- and his family. Perhaps the most famous, and respected, carpet designer of this period was Jacques-Louis de la Hamayde de Saint-Ange-Desmaison (known as Saint-Ange). Saint Ange had studied under Percier and his earlier work tends to include more martial attributes and iconography. This example, with its focus on sweeping floral splendour, would suggest an original commission for a room designed to reflect luxury and opulence not political power, military might, and economic strength.Condition Report: Wear to carpet overall. Various areas of additional wear. Old patch and stitched repairs to carpet throughout. All borders with various significant repairs, adaptations, and possible sections of later replacement - please see additional images for details. There are various stitched join lines and differences between sections of the borders. There are jumps in the execution of the design, thickness of pile and slight variations in colour between these elements. To one border there is a clear section of adaptation where the carpet has previously been fitted around a fireplace. Later fabric backing has been applied to the undersides of the borders - presumably when the adaptations and repairs were made. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition.  Condition Report Disclaimer

A PAIR OF AMBOYNA & MAHOGANY CONSOLE TABLESIN GEORGE IV STYLE, 20TH CENTURYEach marble top removing to a metal liner beneath to be used as a jardiniere or plantereach 83cm high, 56cm wide, 15.5cm deep Provenance:An Important Collection from a Cadogan Square HouseHawksmoor Antiques and Fine Art, acquired in April 1998Condition Report: There are some marks, scratches, knocks, chips, splits and abrasions consistent with age and use.Some losses and restorations including the marble having cracks and veins with a patch section to one corner; with chips and some filler to some areas including some edges and the tips of some carving; some veneer tears corresponding to underlying sectional joins.Please refer to the additional photographs as a visual reference of condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

AN EARLY VICTORIAN OAK AND BRASS STICK STANDCIRCA 1840Of lyre form 86cm high, 56cm wide, 35cm deepCondition Report: There are some marks, scratches, knocks, chips, splits and abrasions consistent with age and use.The metal drip trays might be of a later date. The brass with a varying patina from rubbed and polished to 'tarnished', the turned central stretcher with a metal capping to one end but missing from the other. Some construction sectional joint cracks. Some dark staining to the base. A patch to one corner of the base.Please refer to the additional photographs as a visual reference of condition.  Condition Report Disclaimer

A rare Great War ‘airship operations’ D.S.C. group of four awarded to Captain C. S. Coltson, Royal Air Force, late Royal Naval Air Service, winner of the King’s Medal at the R.N.C. Dartmouth in 1913, who was decorated for a well-executed and convincing attack on a U-Boat in February 1917, while in command of H.M. Airship C-22 Distinguished Service Cross, G.V.R., unnamed as issued, hallmarks for London 1917; 1914-15 Star (Mid. C. S. Coltson, R.N.); British War and Victory Medals (Lieut. C. S. Coltson, R.A.F.); together with the Royal Naval College Dartmouth, King’s Medal, G.V.R., 44mm, gold (Chief Cadet Captain Charles Sydney Coltson) the reverse dated ‘1913’, minor edge nicks to last, good very fine and better (5) £3,000-£4,000 --- D.S.C. London Gazette 1 October 1917: ‘For services on patrol duties and submarine searching in Home Waters.’ The original recommendation states: ‘The Commanding Officer would like to submit his opinion that both pilots and crews of airships have behaved exceedingly well, and that if it can be proved that C-22 actually sunk the submarine, the conduct of Flight Lieutenant C. S. Coltson, R.N., should be specially recognised, as it would be a great encouragement to Airship Pilots. It may be pointed out that this officer has shown exceptional coolness and ability in flying since he has been at this station, and the Commanding Officer would further mention that lately the weather has been far from ideal for airships flying owing to strong N.E. winds and low visibility, the position of the station taken into consideration.’ Charles Sydney Coltson, who was born in October 1896, entered the R.N.C. Dartmouth as a Naval Cadet in 1911, and was awarded the King’s Gold Medal on his graduation in the summer of 1913, this medal being awarded to the Cadet whose personal qualities and academic ability were rated the highest of his particular entry. Having then gone to sea as a Midshipman in the battleship Hibernia in May 1914, he transferred to the Royal Naval Air Service and went out to France as a trainee airship pilot in October 1915, gaining flying time in the SS-15 at Marquise. Returning to the Home Establishment, Coltson was appointed a Flight Sub Lieutenant at Pembroke Airship Station in March 1916, and a Flight Lieutenant at Kingsnorth Airship Station in September 1916. Transferring to Mullion Airship Station, Cornwall, in early 1917, under Squadron Commander the Hon. C. M. P. Brabazon, Coltson was awarded his D.S.C for his command of the C-22 on a patrol in February 1917. His official report takes up the story: ‘On Monday 12 February 1917, while on patrol in H.M. Airship C-22, about 10 miles E.S.E. of Falmouth at 0845 I sighted a Norwegian steamer on my port bow with boats lowered. Proceeding over the vessel I noticed a pulling boat returning to the ship and, looking in the direction from which she had come, noticed a large patch of oil on the surface of the water. This I discovered to be the remains of a ship apparently torpedoed, a large quantity of wreckage marking the spot. By this time two trawlers had arrived and, descending to 200 feet, I was able to communicate with them by Semaphore, thus learning that the wreckage was the remains of a vessel torpedoed three quarters of an hour beforehand. I also learnt that the submarine had been sighted for a few minutes, but no information could be given concerning her course. I reported my information by wireless to the station, and then started to sweep to the West and South. At 10:30, while on a course E.S.E. from the Manacles, and position 59 L.F.R., both by D.R. and from the Lizard Wireless, I spotted a submarine coming to the surface one mile on my port bow. She was apparently proceeding West. When her conning tower was above the surface, and the wash of the hull just becoming visible, she must have sighted the airship, and made all haste to submerge again. She had just succeeded in submerging when I got over the spot and the first bomb I dropped fell some way ahead of her and failed to explode. By putting the helm hard over I was able to release my second bomb almost immediately after; this was as near a direct hit as possible, the bomb exploding with delay action fuse directly over the swirl left by the conning tower of the submarine. A large quantity of oil came to the surface as well as numerous small bubbles. Nothing further was seen of the submarine. The bombs were dropped from a height of 1,000 feet. A large steamer of 7-8000 tons was approaching, proceeding up channel, and I signalled “Submarine” to her by flash lamp; whether she took in the message or not I cannot say. It is possible the submarine spotted this vessel and was lying in wait for her. After this I reported by wireless and suggested trawlers should be sent; I then remained in the immediate vicinity for close on two hours, and later for another two hours swept an area with a radius of about 15 miles from the spot. There were, however, no signs of the submarine, which I believe to have been sunk by the second bomb. Eventually I was obliged to return to base owing to trouble with both engines, and the wind increasing, landing at 1505. During the patrol the weather was thick, visibility being between two and three miles, and occasional drizzling rain.’ C-22 was lost in the Channel midway between Land’s End and Ushant on 21 March 1917 - but pilot and crew were rescued. Appointed C.O. of the C-2 in August 1917, Coltson remained similarly employed until May 1918, accompanying research revealing numerous patrols out of Mullion. He was recommended for advancement to the rank of Captain in the Royal Air Force, his Commanding Officer reporting: ‘This officer has flown over 1300 hours on patrol. He has shown considerable initiative and sound judgement in all his work. He has flown in very rough weather, fog and mist, navigating his ship with great skill. He has carried out successfully a large amount of convoy work, and has engaged the enemy on several occasions. In view of this officer’s services and conduct, I strongly recommend him for promotion to Captain, R.A.F.’ Of those engagements, relevant Observer’s Reports reveal Coltson and the C-2 carrying out an attack on an enemy submarine on 9 August 1917 - ‘Dropped two 100lb. bombs about 300 yards and 200 yards ahead of swirl left by submarine ... Landed at 1400. Very gusty wind 25-30 m.p.h. Rough landing, broke forward propeller, two feet tear in envelope forward. Time in Air: 5 hours and 55 minutes. Distance Flown: 200 miles.’ Sadly, however, Coltson’s gallant and promising career was curtailed in November 1918, when he fell victim to the influenza pandemic. He is buried in Berechurch (St. Michael’s) Churchyard, Essex. Sold with extensive copied research including various photographic images of the recipient.

German Second World War Army Trade Patches and Shoulder Boards. Comprising Army Artillery Observation Regiment 44; Cavalry Regiment No. 20 senior nco in a reconnaissance unit; Army Artillery Regiment 58 nco; Army pioneer nco, slip-on; Mid war plain grey green slip-on shoulder board, white infantry piped; Medical Hauptmann, slip-on board with medical motif; Army drivers qualification badge laid onto lozenge of cloth; Army motor transport nco trade patch with nco lace; Troop nco Saddler, yellow on green; Medical personnel, yellow on green; Radio operator, yellow on green; Armourer, yellow on green; Signallers arm patches: 3 infantry, white on green; 2 artillery, red on green; 1 cavalry yellow on green; 1 pioneer black on green; and an Army Statsgefreiter sleeve rank patch, grey on herringbone twill, generally good condition (20) £100-£140

German Second World War Luftwaffe Trade Patches. Comprising Luftwaffe flak nco trade patch, hand embroidered in silver and matt embroidery, stuck to a display card; Luftwaffe flak artillery, machine embroidered with nco silver edging, stuck to a display card; Luftwaffe radio operator air gunners badge in cloth, stuck to a card; Luftwaffe radio operator air gunners badge, machine embroidered; Luftwaffe wireless operator air gunner badge; A very scarce Luftwaffe machine embroidered air gunner only badge; Luftwaffe pilots badge embroidered on blue grey cloth; Luftwaffe pilots badge embroidered on blue grey cloth; A nice fully padded version of the Luftwaffe observers badge; Luftwaffe armourer, grey on blue; Luftwaffe range finder qualification patch, some light moth to the edge; Luftwaffe glider qualification patch with three gliders; Luftwaffe transport sergeant, grey on blue; Luftwaffe transport sergeant, grey on blue; Ordnance personnel, fire worker, grey on blue; Administrative nco, grey on blue; Aircraft equipment administrator, grey on blue; Qualified radio operator, grey on blue; Qualified telephone operator, grey on blue; Qualified sound location operator; and Qualified searchlight equipment operator, generally good condition (21) £200-£240

German Second World War Political Collar Patches. Comprising Ortsgruppe Abschnitzleiter, a matched pair, brown velvet base, gold metallic emblems with Ortsgruppe light blue piping, still adhered to a collectors display card; Political Ober Gemeinschaftsleiter, brown base with all metallic emblems which have lost their gilt, without group piping; Ober Einsatzleiter, metallic emblems with good gilt on brown velvet base with Ortsgruppe light blue piping, still on a collectors display card; Ober Gemeinschaftsleiter, single collar patch, metallic emblems, the rank pips have lost their gilt, good gilt to the eagle and swastika on brown velvet with Ortsgruppe piping; Bereitschaftsleiter, Ortsgruppe piping, metallic emblems which have lost their gilt on brown velvet, still attached to a collectors display card; Ober Bereitschaftsleiter, Ortsgruppe piping laid on brown velvet backing, eagle and swastika has lost its gilt as has one rank pip; and a Kreislevel white piped, dark brown velvet single collar patch with golden metallic emblems for an Abschnittsleiter, generally good condition (8) £160-£200

German Second World War Kriegsmarine Insignia. Comprising the rare Klein Kampf Mittel grade 3 badge for the naval small battle units; six items of silver on dark blue naval administrative ranking circular patches, four with glue on the reverse side; a Naval administration V shaped rank patch; a Mattrosen sleeve rank, yellow on blue, still attached to collectors display cloth; a Medical Ober Mattrose, yellow on blue with gold rank lace on collectors display cloth; a Boatswin, yellow on blue, circular, still attached to a collectors display card; a Boatswin, without padded card, yellow on blue; a Blocking weapons small oval officers quality cellion on blue; a Bootsmann, small oval, high quality cellion on blue; a Radio operator, small oval, high quality cellion lightning flash on blue; an Armourer mechanical, yellow on blue, large oval; two radio mechanics, one in cellion, one with normal embroidery, one on collectors display cloth, generally good condition (18) £120-£160

German Second World War Luftwaffe Insignia. An interesting grouping comprising a shortened and moth damaged enlisted ranks Geschwader General Weaver cuff title; a mint condition DLV balloon pilot’s badge in heavy bullion; a Luftwaffe drivers qualification patch, machine embroidered with nco twisted cord edging; a further Luftwaffe drivers badge, light moth to the edge, fine machine embroidery to the central logo, glue on reverse where previously attached to a display board; a good matching set of Luftwaffe Flight Major’s collar patches in heavy bullion; a Luftwaffe single signals Hauptmann’s collar patch; a single Luftwaffe signals Leutnant’s collar patch; an unusual triangular badge individually numbered ‘555’ being a pass for Fliegerhorst Koniggratz, this was probably a hand held pass, there is no obvious fitments to the reverse side, the airfield at Koniggratz is in the Czech Republic; a scarce officers quality bullion embroidered flying technical personnel trade badge; an enlisted ranks Luftwaffe flying personnel machine embroidered trade badge with the scarce Luftwaffe military boat personnel trade badge, glue on reverse where previously attached to a display board; a Luftwaffe qualified sound location operator trade patch; and a Luftwaffe master radio man with nco’s 2mm grey corded edging, generally good condition (14) £160-£200

German Second World War Luftwaffe Insignia. Comprising a single oxidised collar patch of a Luftwaffe Flight Major; a single Luftwaffe collar patch of a Luftwaffe Flight Hauptmann; a single collar patch of Luftwaffe signals Hauptmann; a side cap eagle machine embroidered grey on black for the Hermann Goering Division; a DLV 3 seagull qualification glider badge, still on its collectors display card; a Luftwaffe construction triangular form machine embroidered silver on black overall badge still on its collectors display card; a DLV sports vest badge, cut from roll; a Luftwaffe flak helpers large shield badge, very nicely machine embroidered grey on Luftwaffe blue; an Armed Forces machine embroidered black on yellow armband; and a DLV officers bullion 3 seagull glider qualification badge, generally good condition (10) £120-£160

German Second World War S.S. Insignia. Comprising a machine embroidered grey on black mountain troopers edelweiss badge; a scarce gas protection speciality patch, grey embroidered on black background; and a SS Sturmann rank patch, silver braid on black backing, still on its collectors display card, good condition (3) £60-£80

German Second World War Insignia. Comprising a rare pair of NSDAP matched political collar patches for a rank of Abschnittsleiter at Reich level, crimson red base, yellow piping with metallic emblems attached with original RZM ticket on the reverse side; a Hitler Youth West Hessen Nassau district triangle; a Hitler Youth boys Niedersachsen triangle; a girl’s BDM arm patch in silver of Sudost Karnten; a rare SA flying unit with wing propeller on green background, complete with RZM ticket; two separate customs officials slip-on shoulder boards, one having glue attached where fitted to a collectors display board; a scarce SS arm lozenge for a former member of the Teno with the Teno insignia machine embroidered in grey; an attractive small silver bullion wire DDAC cap badge; and three pieces of army insignia, the Bevo woven Jager arm badge, the Bevo woven enlisted ranks edelweiss arm badge and a Bevo woven uncut from roll enlisted ranks arm badge, generally good condition (13) £200-£240

German Second World War Military and Political Insignia. Comprising a SA sports badge in Bevo weave; a very finely machine embroidered Old Comrades shield shaped arm patch still on its collectors display backing cloth; an unidentified Bevo woven sword through shield insignia, possibly an Old Conrades unit; a RAD enlisted ranks Bevo woven unit patch for Unit 27; a Bevo woven multi coloured arm patch for the Hitler Youth Fire Service; a Teno beautiful bullion weave silver on black arm badge; a silver and black Bevo woven NSKK arm eagle; a silver on brown combined NSKK arm eagle and Old Fighters chevron with RZM on the reverse side; a NSKK 2nd pattern drivers arm lozenge, silver on black, still adhered to a collectors display board; an Army late war triangular form Bevo woven grey on green breast eagle; a Kriegsmarine Coastal Artillery Bevo woven yellow on green overseas cap eagle; and an Army driver’s badge in silver on army field grey backing, generally good condition (13) £160-£200

German Second World War Military and Political Insignia. Comprising nine sleeve chevrons mixed Army, Luftwaffe and Marine in V formation; a SA Old Fighters chevron; five mixed single officers collar patches, artillery, mountain troops, cavalry, infantry and one with colour faded; a single enlisted mans cavalry Bevo woven collar patch; a Customs collar patch; a single Kriegsmarine tropical shirt shoulder board; an Army parade dress cuff ornament; a NSKK single shoulder board; an Army Regiment 36 stitch-on shoulder board with glue on the reverse; an Army pioneer nco slip-on shoulder board; an Army officers breast eagle with moth damage to the cloth edging; and an Army bullion officers cap wreath, generally good condition (24) £60-£80

German Second World War Political and Military Insignia. Comprising a Female marine helpers cuff band, finely machine embroidered in gold on blue, slight shredding to the right hand side of the lettering otherwise full length; a Luftwaffe very finely Bevo woven silver on blue breast eagle; a NSKK collar rank patch, rank of NSKK Trupp Fuhrer; a Bevo woven Fire Police sports vest eagle, cut from roll; a cut from roll NPEA Bevo woven sports eagle; a scarce RAD Bevo woven functional insignia patch for the function of the RAD Health Service; a Hitler Youth Fire Services Bevo woven multi coloured arm patch, cut from roll; and a very attractive DDAC arm patch multi coloured Bevo weave, good condition (8) £160-£200

German Second World War Political and S.A. Insignia. An interesting group of insignia comprising a Teno Bevo woven armband, full length, uncut; an eastern territories officials machine embroidered grey on brown material for the eastern peoples tunic with remains of paper from a collectors display board on the reverse side; a matched pair of SA 4th Standarte collar patches; a single marine SA collar patch; a single SA collar patch Unit 473, with paper on the reverse; a single collar patch SA Unit 11 over 40 with the remains of paper on the reverse; a rare collar patch of an SA Standartenfuhrer with glue on the reverse; a match pair of a possible mountain group officers collar patches with metallic edelweiss on a crimson base, three rank pips to the rank patch; and a Mounted Regiment 24 on its display card, generally good conditon (11) £140-£180

German Second World War Political Insignia. Comprising a Standschutzen Battalion Innsbruck finely machine embroidered lozenge badge; a matched pair of Stalhelm lower ranks collar patches; a Reich sports armband with the Bevo woven gold on black insignia stitched to a silk printed band; a Bevo woven cut from roll DDAC sports vest; a SA sports badge in gold, Bevo woven, cut from roll with maker’s name; a relic SA Standarte 40 collar patch; a Hitler Youth 13th Bahn red piped shoulder board; a Luftwaffe enlisted ranks cap wreath, pins missing; a small desk flag with central pole and hanging string, multi woven, swastika to face side, reverse blank; and a Hitler Youth proficiency badge finely Bevo woven silver on black, lozenge shape, generally good condition (11) £70-£90

German Second World War Hitler Youth Insignia. Comprising a single Bevo woven Hitler Youth standard-bearer’s arm shield, shield shaped; a Hitler Youth Luftwaffe flak helpers triangular form badge, machine embroidered blue on black; a Hitler Youth Fire Service Bevo woven multi coloured badge; two Bevo woven Hitler Youth red, white and black diamonds, which had various uses with the Hitler Youth; a difficult to find Hitler Youth unit medical orderly patch with its original HJ ticket on the reverse side; a HJ silver wolfs tongue rune, white embroidery on red cross lozenge form indicating an adjutant to a Hitler Youth leader; and a Bevo woven version black on white of the DJ proficiency badge, generally good condition (8) £160-£200

A Bone and Bamboo Mah Jongg Set,in machine embroidered box, together with packs of playing cards [unchecked] and vintage cigarette boxes, one with nephrite panels, and a mother-of-pearl patch box (a lot)

A FOCA PF2 Rangefinder Camera Outfit,chrome, body G, shutter working, rangefinder patch dim, with Oplar 50mm f/3.5 lens, optics G, some haze & dust present, together with a Teleoplar 135mm f/4.5 lens, optics G, some haze & dust present,

A Selection of Five Kodak 35mm Cameras,to include a Retina IIc, shutter working, viewfinder cloudy, RF patch bright, optics VG, also with a Kodak Retina Ia, shutter working, optics G, also with a Kodak Retina, shutter working, optics G, also with a Retina IIa, shutter working but sometimes sticks on slow speeds, optics F-G, also with a Retinette IB, shutter sticking & blades move slowly across all shutter speeds, (5)

A Voigtlander Vitomatic IIa 35mm Rangefinder Camera,chrome, body VG, shutter working, rangefinder patch visible & travels, optics VG, together with a Voigtlander Vitoret F, body G, shutter working, optics G, some dust present, together with a Voigtlander Vito B, body VG, shutter working, optics F-G, some haze present, also with a Voigtlander Vitoret, body G, shutter working, optics G-VG, some dust present,

Four FED 35mm Rangefinder Cameras,to include a FED 4, body G, shutter working, RF patch clear, bright, & responsive, with N-61 f/2.8 52mm lens, optics G, some dust present, together with a FED 5, body G, shutter working, RF patch clear, bright, & responsive, with Industar-61 f/2.8 55mm lens, optics G, light haze present, together with a FED 3, body G, shutter speed selector broken, shutter working, RF patch clear, bright, & responsive, with N-61 f/2.8 52mm lens, optics G some dust & haze present, together with a FED 4, body G, shutter working, RF patch clear, bright, & responsive, with a N-61 f/2.8 53mm lens, optics F, some haze & dust present,

Three Kiev 35mm Rangefinder Cameras,to include a Kiev IIA, body G-VG, shutter working, RF patch clear, bright, & responsive, with Jupiter-8M f/2 53mm lens, optics G-VG, some dust present, together with a Kiev IIIA, body G, shutter sometimes sticking, RF patch clear, relatively bright, & responsive, with Jupiter-8M f/2 50mm lens, optics F, some haze present, together with a Kiev IIIA, body G, shutter working, RF patch clear, bright, & responsive, with Jupiter-8M f/2 50mm lens, optics F, some haze & cleaning marks present, lens missing locking tab,

Three Zorki 35mm Rangefinder Cameras,to include a Zorki 4k, body G, shutter working, RF patch clear, medium-bright, & responsive, with Jupiter-8M f/2 50mm lens, optics F, some fungus present, together with a Zorki 4, body G-VG, shutter sometimes sticking on slow speeds, RF patch clear, bright, & responsive, with Jupiter-8M f/2 50mm lens, optics G-VG, together with a Zorki 4, body G, shutter sometimes sticking, RF patch clear, bright, & responsive, with Jupiter-8M f/2 50mm lens, optics P-VG, one single fibre inside lens with some light haze, (3)

A Great Wall SZ-1 35mm Rangefinder Camera,chrome, body G-VG, shutter working, rangefinder patch dim, clockwork mechanism working, optics F, some fungus & haze present, with makers ever-ready case, instructions, & box,

An Galileo Optical Condor I Rangefinder Camera,chrome, body G, rangefinder patch not visible, with Eliog f/3.5 50mm lens, shutter working, optics F, some haze & fungus present, in makers ever-ready case,

A Selection of 35mm Cameras,to include an Olympus Trip 35, shutter working, optics G, also with a Ricoh 500 RF, shutter untested, RF patch clear & travels, also with an Olympus PEN-D, shutter working but requires attention, also with a Minotla A5, shutter jammed, also with an Emi K 35, shutter working, optics G, also with two others,

Five Agfa Isolette Medium Format Cameras,to include an Isolette III, body G, rangefinder patch bright but will not move, with Apotar 85mm f/4.5 lens, optics F, cleaning marks & haze present, together with an Isolette II, body G, shutter sticks on all speeds, with Solinar 75mm f/3.5 lens, optics G, some dust & light haze present, also with an Isolette II, body G, shutter working, focus ring will not move, with Apotar 85mm f/4.5 lens, optics F, some haze & fungus present, also with an Isolette V, body G, shutter working, with Agnar 85mm f/4.5 lens, optics G, some radial haze & dust present, & one other,

A Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta 530/16 medium Format Camera,black, body F, some corrosion present, rangefinder patch good & moves as camera is focused, not checked for accuracy, shutter working but sticks on slow speeds, with Tessar 80mm f/2.8 lens, optics F-G, some haze, dust, & mild fungus present, with lens hood, filter, & maker's case,

Six 35mm Cameras,to include a Beauty Light O Matic III, body G, shutter working, rangefinder patch clear, optics F-G, some haze & fungus present, together with a Yashica 35-ME, shutter working without batteries, otherwise untested, also with a Ricoh Auto Half, body VG-E, shutter working, winder working, otherwise untested, together with a Halina Paulette Electric, a Pax M4, & a Halina 6-4, all untested,

A Royal Doulton Disney 101 Dalmatians model, Pups in the Armchair, DM11, 10cm high, boxed; two others, Lucky and Freckles on Ice, DM10, boxed; Patch in Basket, DM9, boxed (3)

A JADEITE 'LOTUS' BRUSH WASHER, REPUBLIC PERIODChina, 1912-1949. Carved as a single lotus leaf resting on its stem, a branch with buds to the interior. The translucent stone of cloudy white color with subtle pale lavender tones and emerald-green inclusions as well as an opaque ochre patch.Condition: Good with minor wear, three tiny chips to exposed areas. Provenance: French private collection. Weight: 142 g Dimensions: Length 14.5 cm

A Regency triple fusee bracket clock by James McCabe of London, the arched ebonised case with openwork 'fish scale' side panels and fluted canted corners enclosing the 20cm painted arched dial, with subsidiary date dial and silent/strike indicator centred with the makers name, the eight day triple fusee movement chiming quarters on eight graduated nest bells, the hour on a saucer bell, the back plate engraved with foliate spandrels and the makers name, raised upon brass ogee bracket feet, 45cm high, keys and pendulum Condition report:Splits to the case veneer on top with minor loss of veneer at the edge, repaired patch of veneer to the door, small 2cm patch of paint loss to the dial along with further minor losses and stains with overall minor crazing, please see additional images.General tarnishing to gilt metal fittings, clock movement appears to be well maintained and the movement runs when prompted, however, there is no guarantee for working condition 

A Victorian coral and diamond 18ct gold ring, the central coral cabochon measuring 9.5mm diameter, within a border surround of mixed cut diamonds, all claw set to pierced gallery, split scrolling shoulders and plain polished shank, marks for 'T.BROS', Birmingham 1899, size M 1/2, weight 4.3gmsCentral cabochon is slightly loose, wobbling in it's setting. This cabochon may be a later replacement. Please see pictures for further illustration.Central coral is in largely good order - a patch to the reverse appears to be damaged and with possible signs of glue repair. There is a small drill hole to the reverse. Cabochon shows general scratching and wear commensurate with age. All diamonds are present - a few show minor chips and nibbles, but largely are in good order. Diamonds appear secure, settings and gallery in good order. Shoulders and shank are in good order, no signs of thinning or splitting. There are possible signs of resizing to the shank. Moderate scratching to the shank commensurate with age and use. 

A Georgian silver picture agate and garnet brooch,with an oval agate plaque, with a border of flat cut garnets, damaged. 29 x 25mm, 9.40gProbably a clasp, later altered. Later brooch fitting with a curved patch.Four chipped garnets.Noticeable scratches and marks. Table and crown facet edge wear. Scratches under 10x magnification to some garnets.

A Group of Rangefinder Cameras, including a Canon 7 body, shutter working, meter responsive, some creasing to shutter curtain, self time lever not present, patch repair to leatherette,a Petri 7s II, a Yashica J, Minister, a Rank Aldis, overall G and an Argus Brick, AF

A Canon EOS 6D DSLR Camera Body, powers up, shutter working, appears to function as should, body G, a patch of paint wear near grip, eye cup secured with tape, with battery, charger, manual, in maker's box

Italian silver pill or patch box of octagonal form, with engraved and enamelled decoration depicting two ladies and a suitor (Marked 835 Italy). 4cm across.