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An ornate gilt framed oil on canvas, depicting figures on a woodland track with chapel in background - 29 1/2" X 24 1/4" - canvas patch

1940 Pattern Battle Dress Jacketkhaki, woollen, single breasted, closed collar tunic. Lower extended belt. Patch chest pockets with buttoned flaps. Collar now fitted with a RAF Sidcot suit fur collar. Internal issue label dated '1944'. Some service wear.

Small Selection of Mess Dressconsisting Northumberland Fusiliers mess jacket. Scarlet with green/brown collar facing. Bullion embroidery flaming grenade badges. Bullion embroidery Lieutenant rank stars. Buttons absent ... Scarlet mess jacket with black facings and white piping edging. Shoulder straps absent ... Scarlet mess waistcoat. Together with dark blue, high collar patrol tunic. Patch chest and lower pockets, all with buttoned flaps. Vic crown, brass South Lancashire Regiment buttons.

China-Burma India Theatre Shirt & Garrison Hatlight khaki, American shirt. Patch chest pockets. The left sleeve with C.B.I. embroidery formation badge ... Light khaki, American garrison cap with blue and yellow piping. Small embroidery CBI badge to the side ... Bullion embroidery China-Burma formation badge ... Embroidery China-Burma India formation badge.

British WWII Air Training Corps and Royal Navy Documents to Eric Frederick Rouse, 1943, an excellent selection including many booklets and photographs, with a cloth patch, H.M.S. Gosling booklet, Guide for Trainees posted to R.A.F. Hednesford etc. A large range, with excellent research possibilities.

A VICTORIAN PAPIER MACHE SNUFF BOX, THE LID WITH COLOURED AND VARNISHED PRINT OF TWO DONKEYS AT A FENCE, 7.5CM L, A 19TH C TURNED IVORY BOX, THE COVER PAINTED WITH A PORT SCENE AND A SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL PATCH BOX, LATE 18TH C, RESTORED

A George III South Staffordshire enamel rectangular patch box, the domed hinged cover centred by the maxim We live in Hope, within a painted naive garland of birds, cabbage roses and leafy foliage, enclosing a mirror, incurved duck egg blue base, 3.7cm wide, c. 1780

A Crummels enamel patch box, Christmas 1978, boxed; another, Christmas 1979, boxed; another, Jubilee, boxed; a Staffordshire Enamels thimble, boxed; pincushion dolls; German carved wooden bottle toppers; thimbles; a Beswick pony; a similar donkey; a Lladro goose; etc

Pellham Puppets - Jumpettes Florence, white collar, blue blouse, orange skirt; another, Girl, red blouse, black skirt, yellow heart patch to pocket, yellow felt hair, Sl range Tyrolean Girl (3) Condition Report: Please see additional images for examples of condition, some holes in clothing, strings appear intact, some tangled

An early 19th century Staffordshire oval enamel patch pot and cover, 'This and the giver are thine forever', the interior with mirror, 5cm wide Condition Report: Please refer to attached images for examples of condition

AN ENAMEL ON COPPER PATCH BOX, WITH A COUNTRY SCENE, and a pill box 'In Remembrance of Friendship'

Cabbage Patch dolls, Wade Nat West pigs, cameras, assorted china and glass.

Modern British School oil on canvas, still life with grasses in blue and white vase, monogrammed and dated 30 (1930), 23.5ins x 19insOne patch repair (mid way far right), otherwise in good original condition

Four collectable silver boxes/locket, a circular silver patch box by Levi & Salaman with mirror to interior, lilac and white guilloche decoration to cover, hallmarked Birmingham 1910, 35mm diameter, circular silver pill box by Adie & Lovekin Ltd with repousse cover Birmingham 1898, 30mm diameter, rectangular silver pill box with engine turned cover, Birmingham 1911, 40mm x 28mm,a Victorian style 45mm x 35mm, decorated front and back.

A collection of enamel and silver boxes, gilt buttons, an enamel patch box decorated with figures in period costume, 33mm diameter, the hinged lid revealing gilded interior and mirror, makers mark SG. a smaller 12mm version as a vinaigrette (enamel inset missing from lid), a silver pill box with tortoiseshell cover, London 1913, six buttons.

A box of collectables, a pink and white Bilson style box "Join'd by Friendship, Crown'd by Love", a metal lorgnette with blue enamel decoration, nickel powder/patch box, two stencils, 1889 Crown, Festival of Britain Crown, a Mauchline ware book cover depicting Parish Church Dunstable containing "Gems of Authors"

A silver patch pot surmounted by an otter, a matching pin dish and miniature silver otter figure, 74g

LIVERPOOL An embroidered jeans 5" patch, Liverpool Football Club Euro Champs for 77 and 78. Good

COLLECTION OF MIXED SILVER, mixed dates and makers, comprising a silver dressing table box, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester, 1914, oval form, the hinged cover with pierced scrolls, raised on four scroll feet, 16.5cm long, a 1935 silver Jubilee commemorative silver tea strainer, by Robert E Stone, London, 1935, photograph frame, compact, toddy ladle, 18th sugar nips, two patch boxes, continental violin, longcase clock, six Swedish silver-gilt enamel teaspoons (cased) and a 9ct gold horn cheroot holder (cased) (c. 21.9oz total weight) (qty)

A quantity of 18th and 19th century ceramics, Derby, Worcester and Chinese tea bowls; creamware teapot; Worcester ewer; continental etc; a Continental oval patch box in fitted case (af) (1 box)

In Excess of Forty Military and Political Autographs, including Henry Allingham, Harry Patch, Rochus Misch (Hitlers Bodyguard), Manfred Rommel - Politician, (Son of Irwin Rommel), some duplication noted.

Paul Evans, American (1931 - 1987) "Cityscape" Mid Century Chrome Patchwork Dining Table. Includes 2 leaves. Measures 29-1/2" x 60-3/8" x 40". Each leaves measure 15" x 40". Condition: Missing patch, scuffs and scratches, dings and wear Estimate: $400.00 - $600.00 Domestic Shipping: Third party

Five attractive pin cushions comprising two patch work examples, 6 and 5cm, a buttoned cushion form example, 5cm, a leather pumpkin, 4.5cm and a hexagonal example in blue silk with two inset paper panels of silhouette ferns, 8.5cm (5)

A rectangular Staffordshire enamel box painted with a view of 'Harwood House' to the cover and flowers to the base, interior inscribed 'A Trifle from Harrogate', 18.5cm wide together with a further Staffordshire enamel rectangular pill box, with pink overall ground decorated with two figures beside boats with water and buildings beyond, 7cm wide and one small oval patch box inscribed 'A Trifle from Ashby', 3.5cm wide (3) (damages)

A 19thC Bilston type enamel box, decorated with birds, a Halcyon days patch box and a Crummles enamel box. (3)

A Bilston enamel oval patch box, c.1790, inscribed 'Happy the Man who void of care and Strife With Love and Freindship shares a Jovial Life', with mirrored interior, 4.5cm diameter, and a floral decorated Staffordshire example (2)

A LATE 18TH CENTURY DERBY PORCELAIN FIGURE OF SPRING, in the form of a putto wearing garlands of flowers and holding a basket, patch marked base s.d., height 14cm, together with a late 18th Century Derby porcelain tea bowl of wrythen form with cornflower decoration, purple marks to base and two early 19th Century Derby porcelain urn shaped pot pourris, both lacking covers, both with iron red painted marks to the bases, height 9cm (4) (condition: some damage to leaves and flowers on figures, wear to the gilding on the pot pourris and tea bowl has scratched interior)

A LARGE PLASTIC STORAGE BIN CONTAINING VARIOUS ITEMS OF GENUINE MILITARY UNIFORM, to include jackets, trousers, smocks, shirts, sweaters, etc, as follows, U.S. Issue, Woodland camoflouge combat trousers, large camoflouge over jacket, a green combat parka with fur trim, which is full reversible to white snow conditions jacket, 2 x camoflouge jackets, 1 x trousers post WWII German issue, Woodland reversible Desert camo combat trousers, Khaki combat jacket and trousers, believed British issue, U.S.M.C. Lightweight combat jacket, U.S. Army issue combat suit/overalls with U.S Army patch, name patch and triangular 'Old Ironsides' patch and finally a green combat sweater 'Olive' drab bearing Royal Marine commando patches and parachute wings to each sleeve

A LARGE BOX CONTAINING A CAMO SMOCK JACKET AND TROUSERS TO THE USMC (US MARINE CORPS), together with a grey combat style jacket possibly French modern with circular arm patch (Le Diable Rit) 'Devil Laughs with Us' patch, also a UK issue desert camo smock jacket and trousers, Para wings to sleeve and a floppy hat in the pocket, also a Chinese Army cap poor condition and a WWII era Imperial Japanese Cold Weather Army fur cap with flaps, etc, real animal hair lining, together with linen cloth makers marks, etc

A LATE 18TH CENTURY DERBY PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A LADY, No 199, patch marks and incised marks to base, height 15cm, glued repairs, another later 18th Century English porcelain figure of a lady, possibly Derby, together with various other 19th and 20th Century figures and ornaments including Royal Worcester, Sitzendorf, Continental, Goebel Eagle etc, some damage. (17)

Six 1960s / 1970s Pedigree Sindy dolls  plus Mark, Marie and a Sindy's little sister Patch doll, a couple with replacement bodies 

Group of dolls and teddy bears to include Steiff Mungo (contemporary), Cabbage Patch dolls, Ashton Drake baby doll, a black Kader doll etc

[Brontë (Charlotte, Emily and Anne)], "Currer, Ellis & Acton Bell". Poems, first edition, second issue, with errata slip tipped in at beginning, advertisement leaf bound at end and final blank, without publishers' catalogue sometimes found at end, a few small spots to title and contents leaf, original ribbed green cloth with blind-stamped border and central harp design to covers, pale yellow endpapers, Westleys & Co. binders' ticket at rear, spine faded, faint rubbed patch to lower cover, corners slightly bumped, [Smith 1 pp.6-14], 8vo, Smith, Elder and Co., 1846 [but 1848].⁂ A very good copy, scarce in such fine condition.

Americas.- Hennepin (Louis) A New Discovery of a Vast Country in America, Extending above Four Thousand Miles, between New France and New Mexico...With a Continuation, 2 parts in 1, second English edition, engraved frontispiece, 2 folding maps and 6 folding plates, contemporary ink signature of Chas. Halkett to title and Sir John Halkett to verso of frontispiece with bookplate of Pitfirrane Castle, rather browned, particularly towards end, first folding map with tear, paper flaw tear/hole to lower edge of G3 and 2H3 just touching text, slight worming to outer margin, contemporary panelled calf, worn patch to upper cover, spine a little worn, upper joint split, [Sabin 31372; Wing H1452], 8vo, for Henry Bonwicke, 1699.⁂ Early account by a French missionary of his travels in the North American interior exploring the basin of the Mississippi River, and including the first printed description and engraving of Niagara Falls. ESTC cites only 5 UK copies.

Quantity of assorted Nazi German related items comprising: 'Hitler in His Mountains' book, Iron Cross Swastika sleeve patch, sheets of small stamps and an album etc

A Caucasian runner, the indigo field with hooked guls and angular serrated vines, within an ivory hooked and linked polychrome gul border, 412 x 109cm. Condition report: 6 x 8cm patch at one end, losses to ends and sides, some wear.

A Kazak rug, South West Caucasus, the madder field with indigo medallions filled with rosettes and guls, within an ivory rosette and meanering vine border, 208 x 111cm. Condition report: A 12 X 9cm patch, some heavily worn strips amongst the good pile.

A 19th Century Georgian tortoise shell patch box of oval form having gilt floral inlay to the lid. Measures: 8cm x 6cm.

Great Britain - QV (surface printed) : (SG 212) 1891 £1 green, NC, couple of light gum creases, small patch without gum at edge, fresh l.m.m. Cat £4000 (image available)

Great Britain - QV (surface printed) : (SG 137) 1867-83 £5 orange, BI, centred to bottom, small faint tone patch at bottom, heavy vertical gum crease, l.m.m. Attractive. Cat £14500 (image available) [US1]

Food and drink.- Cogan (Thomas) The Haven of Health: Chiefly made for the Comfort of Students, and consequently for all those that have a care of their health... Hereunto is added a Preservation from the Pestilence : With a short Censure of the late sicknesse at Oxford, black letter, title with woodcut device to recto and arms of Edward Seymour to verso, woodcut initials and head-pieces, neat repairs and restorations to head of title with two letters of the first word partially filled in by hand, gathering ❡❡ with neatly repaired tear to top inside corner, small hole to I2 and L4 with loss to a few letters, Q4 with small rust-hole to lower margin, paper flaw to margin of 2A1, 2F4 with small patch of soiling to verso, very occasional light marginal damp-staining, the odd spot, occasional ink notes in a contemporary hand, a bright and sharp copy, contemporary calf, edges strengthened and repaired, later endpapers, [cf. Cagle 621 & 622 (first edition of 1584); Simon BG, 360 (1605 edition); Gabler G16620 (1606 edition)], small 4to, By Thomas Orwin, for William Norton, 1589.⁂ Rare, we can trace only two complete copies at auction in the last 80 years. 'Thomas Cogan, a physician, considered wine the healthiest of all beverages and remarked: "Life and wine for the likeness of nature are most agreeable. And this is the cause I think why men by nature so greedily covet wine; except some odde Abstemius, one among a thousand perchance, degenerate and is of a doggish nature; for dogges of nature do abhor wine'. This preference for wine as a beverage had at least one modern medical justification. Water purification was not developed until much later, and physicians of the 17th and early 18th centures cautioned against the indiscriminate use of water.' - Gabler. Provenance: Katheryne Egerton (ink inscription).

Wine.- [Charleton (Walter)] Two Discourses. I. Concerning the Different Wits of Men... II. The Mysterie of Vintners, or a Discourse Concerning the Various Sicknesses of Wines, and their Respective Remedies at this Day commonly Used... Delivered to the Royal Society, 2 parts in 1 vol., first edition, title a little foxed and soiled and with small hole to outer margin, short tear to foot of B1 with minor loss to catchword, final 2ff. with damp-staining to margins, worming to lower margin, trimmed a little closely at head, the odd spot or patch of soiling, ink ownership inscription to first divisional title, bookplate to pastedown, 20th century calf, spine a little rubbed and faded, [Cagle 597; Gabler G16010; Simon BG 335; Wing C3694], 8vo, by R.W. for William Whitwood at the sign of the Golden-Lion in Duck-Lane, near Smithfield, 1669.⁂ A good copy of a work often found in poor condition or even defective. Charleton's formulations on the concept of brain function are said to have influenced Locke's own writings on the subject. Provenance: Ebenr. Jenkins (ink ownership inscription dated 1794); Frederick William Cosens (1819-1889, bookplate).

Petty (William) The Discourse Made before the Royal Society the 26 of November 1674 Concerning the Use of Duplicate Proportion... Together with a New Hypothesis of Springing or Elastique Motions, with initial imprimatur f., errata f., patch of damp-staining to outer margin, first 2 ff. fore-edge a little frayed, 20th-century antique-style calf, [Honeyman 2462; Wing P1919], 12mo, printed for John Martyn, printer to the Royal Society, at the Bell in St. Pauls Churchyard, 1674.⁂ A scarce and interesting work by Petty that emphasises the utility of scientific investigation.

A RARE .550 CALIBRE D.B. JACOB'S PATENT PERCUSSION RIFLE AND BAYONET, BY SWINBURN & SON, BIRMINGHAM, NO. 381, DATED 1861 with rebrowned barrels each rifled with four deep grooves, fitted with folding leaf back-sight of three leaves and adjustable long-range sight (restored), numbered breeches, long slender tang, signed and dated back-action locks stamped 'Patent' (worn), figured walnut half-stock stamped '548' on the left of the butt, case-hardened iron mounts comprising butt-plate, trigger-guard with chequered spur, and hinged circular patch-box cover engraved 'Jacob's Rifles', a single barrel band fitted with sling swivel, rear sling loop on the trigger-guard, and original ramrod (the iron parts refinished), the sword bayonet with fullered blade (areas of pitting), regulation hilt pierced with scrollwork on the front and with an aperture for the muzzles on the reverse, pommel stamped '541' and with a spring-catch, and chequered leather grips 60.7 cm; 24 in barrels (2) Major John Jacob, Commander of the Scinde Irregular Horse, invented his rifle following a series of extensive trials on a specially designed range in Jacobabad. Prior to this he and his fellow officers had achieved some spectacular results with explosive shells blowing up ammunition carts at long ranges. See Blackmore 1961, pp. 202-204, pl. 67; and Roads 1964, p. 43, pls. 45-47.

Ersari Turkmen 3 x 7 gul carpet, north east Afghanistan, circa 1920s-30s,13ft. 6in. x 9ft. 5in. 4.12m. x 2.87m. Overall wear with corrosion to dark brown in places; patch repairs lower end of field; small spots of old moth damage. The large temirchin guls quartered in red and shades of dark green and blue; lattice medallion main border and dark green/blue trailing floral guards.

Ersari Turkmen 3 x 7 gul carpet, north east Afghanistan, early 20th century, 10ft. 11in. X 7ft. 4in. 3.33m. X 2.24m. Overall wear, heavy in some places; re-woven kelim to side top end in places; reweaves in places; fabric patch to left side centre verso; Terracotta field with large gulli-guls; lattice medallion main border.

Malayer rug, north west Persia, early 20th century, 5ft. 10in. X 3ft. 9in. 1.78m. X 1.14m. Overall even wear; part of main border and outer guards missing top end; fabric patch to top left corner verso. Red field with all over herati design; pale blue spandrels; narrow ivory floral main border within pale gold floral guards. Quite finely woven with velvety wool; soft handle.

A late 17th century silver filigree patch or pouncet box, unmarked, probably English, circa 1690, circular and flower decorated, 3.8cm (1 1/2in) diameter; an oval spice box, unmarked, English or Dutch, late 17th century, decorated with chinoiserie prunus blossom, with a suspension loop, 5cm (2in) long; and a Dutch oval tromp d'oeil box, later Dutch tax marks only, late 17th century, the cover with a true hinge, one a hinged hasp and two faux, 5.3cm (2 1/8in) long (3)

Grouping of British Cloth Insignia, including early paste back SAS beret badge, later pattern SAS beret badge / formation sign, modern Australian Paratrooper jump wing, embroidered Kings Liverpool regiment pagri flash, Lancashire Fusiliers pagri flash, ATS beret badge on regimental colours backing patch, plus more modern insignia. (33 items)

Scarce Home Front Royal Ordnance Factory Inspectors Cloth Badge, large square overalls patch with Royal Ordnance Factory insignia and “F.I.D” below. Press studs to the reverse. Very good condition overall.

Rare WW2 British 45th Reconnaissance Regiment Insignia Grouping, consisting of embroidered shoulder title, far east made formation sign with yellow arrow to the centre, press stud fittings to the reverse of the patch. Accompanied by a theatre made Reconnaissance corps arm of service stripe. This insignia was worn by members of 45th Reconnaissance regiment whilst at Ranchi on 29th April 1943. 45 Recce were part of 70th Infantry division was re-organised in late 1943 as part of the 3rd Indian division which converted to Chindits.

WW2 American Airborne Tunic Patches, consisting of bullion embroidered Ninth Troop Carrier Airborne bullion patch and a embroidered multi-piece 82nd Airborne patch (British made?). (2 items)

WW2 American 8th and 9th Air Force Patches, fine bullion embroidered 8th Air Force patch on blue / grey cloth. Heavy bullion embroidered 9th Air Force patch and standard embroidered 9th Air Force patch. (3 items)

An early 19th century English enamel oval patch box 'Nelson & Victory': painted and transfer printed with a half-length portrait of Nelson, 5.5 cm wide [slight damage].

A group of three English enamel oval patch boxes: 'A Trifle from Southampton', 'Love the Giver' and 'The Gift of a Friend', late 18th/early 19th century, 4 cm wide [minor cracking] 3.

A Bilston enamel dog's head patch box and a set of three black on white enamel Port/Lisbon/Mountain decanter labels: the first in the form of a King Charles Spaniel on a pink ground, 4 cm wide [some damage]; the labels of cartouche form, 7 cm wide [some damage] 4.

TWO PUPPETS TOGETHER WITH A COLLECTION OF CABBAGE PATCH DOLLS

A small early-20th century teddy bear with boot button eyes, prominent snout with vertically-stitched nose, long inverted 'Y'-shaped mouth, on golden mohair plush body with hump, curved arms, shapely legs and replacement pads, (mostly bald head, with three darned patches, inset patch to one leg), 35cm, a post-war Chiltern Hugmee teddy bear with faded golden mohair, glass eyes and velvet pads, 34cm (darn to face) and another teddy, probably Merrythought, 40cm, (3).

Jane Shilton Vintage Reptile Leather Bag top handle bag with diamond patch work, toppedstitched patent leather front, zip closure to top. Internal zip pocket labelled to interior, complete with removable shoulder strap.

A LATE 18TH CENTURY SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE/BILSTON PINK GROUND OVAL PATCH BOX 'ESTEEM THE GIVER' Circa 1770-80, the hinged cover depicting white doves on a blue ground within pate-sur-pate leaves and gilt motto, and within a white dot border on a pink ground, the base and sides pink, 5.75cm (approx. 2 ¼ in)