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A 19th Century Belgian OR's Cuirassier's Helmet, the steel skull surmounted by a fluted brass comb with black horsehair tail, lacks brush holder and brush, with large embossed brass lion head helmet plate below a later set button, remains of fur turban, brass folded rim, large fanned ear rosettes and graduated overlapping brass chin scales, lacks liner Skull with grey patching to the surface. The comb is missing the front plate, brush holder and brush. The horsehair tail needs securing in place. The fur turban is missing a patch along the front peak, the back peak is worn away. Lacks liner.

Armour - a chainmail and leather patch, 15cm wide

A commemorative 'Jolly Roger' from HMS Submarine 'Taku' (N38) circa 1945:, black cotton filled with stitched calico skull and crossbones, patches recording two sinkings by gunfire and two commando raids, the reverse with white patch inscribed in red cotton 'HMS Taku' , white calicao lanyard sleeve, 58 x 67.5cm.*Notes- HMS Taku was a T-class submarine built by Cammel Laird, Birkenhead and was commissioned in May 1940. In April 1940 she mistook HMS Ashanti as a German destroyer and fired several torpedoes which all missed. Commissioned to the Mediterranean in 1941 she scored several kills and attacks on German and Italian merchant ships and the Italian minesweeper Vincenso P. In 1944 she was reassigned to Scandinavia and sunk the German merchant ships Reinhausen and Hans Bornhofen, in April 1944 she struck a mine and was badly damaged. Surviving till the end of the war she was eventually sold for scrap on 1946 and broken up in South Wales.Lt Arthur John Wright Pitt DSO, RN commanded HMS Taku from 11th October 1942 until May 1944 and subsequently took command of HMS Trident from 1944 until January 1945. * For a similar flag see lot 137 Charles Miller 1st May 2018

†HANS RICHTER JOHANSEN (FL 20TH C) A FLOWER MARKET IN HOLLAND signed, oil on canvas, 68 x 97cm++Unlined but will small postage stamp sized patch tear upper right, varnish heavily nicotine stained and smelling of stale tobacco, undisturbed in the original gilt cavetto frame

ENGLISH MARINE SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY SHIPPING IN THE CHANNEL oil on canvas, 58 x 84.5cm++Four small patch repairs on the reverse of the support, lightly cleaned on the original stretchers and in ornate late 19th century gilt frame

A SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL PATCH BOX, C1780 the lid painted with an altar in a glade inscribed Sacred to Friendship, the base pink, 5cm w++Mirror to the underside of the lid chipped, some professional restoration to enamel

A SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL PATCH BOX, C1780 the lid printed and painted with figures and inscribed A Friend in Need/is a Friend Indeed, the base blue, 4cm w++Replacement mirror to underside of lid; professional restoration to enamel

A SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL PATCH BOX, C1770 the lid painted with billing birds and inscribed We Live in Hope, the base green, 4cm w++Mirror to the underside of the lid lacking almost all of the silvering; enamel with professional restoration

A SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL PATCH BOX, LATE 18TH C the lid printed A Trifle from Bath on a pink ground, 4.3cm w++Glass mirror to the underside of the lid cracked, some restoration to enamel

A SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL SPANIEL PATCH BOX, C1780 the black and white painted dog lying on a puce cushion, the sides waisted, the lid painted with a stylised rose, 4cm++The mirror to the underside of the lid probably original but with extensive loss of silvering, the enamel with some professional restoration

A SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL PATCH BOX, C1770 the lid transfer printed with a named view of HAWKSTONE HOTEL, the base green, 4.6cm++The mirror to the underside of the lid with some small loss of silvering, enamel with some professional restoration

A SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL PATCH BOX the lid painted with a figure in a landscape reserved on a green ground, 4.3cm++Some professional restoration

A ROYAL DUX BISQUE PORCELAIN FIGURE, early 20th century, modelled by F. Otto as a young man wearing a wide brimmed hat, open necked shirt and green trousers, his coat slung over his right arm, a horn sheathed knife at his waist, standing on a naturalistically moulded circular base, applied pink patch, model no.1170, 17" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

AN ART NOUVEAU ROYAL DUX BISQUE PORCELAIN FIGURAL VASE, modelled as a young lady wearing a dusky pink robe, her right arm supporting a cupid resting on her shoulder, standing beside a bowl on a ram's mask pedestal and on a stepped circular rose strewn base, applied pink patch, model no. 123(?)6, 17 3/4" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated)

A ROYAL DUX BISQUE PORCELAIN VASE, early 20th century, modelled as a young boy wearing winter clothes throwing snowballs, standing beside a naturalistically modelled two handle vase, applied pink patch, model no. 1995, 11 3/4" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A ROYAL DUX BISQUE PORCELAIN MODEL, early 20th century, as a young male wearing a green toga seated astride a horse with another horse grazing beside, on a naturalistically moulded rounded oblong base, applied pink patch, model no. 2079, 13 " high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A ROYAL DUX BISQUE PORCELAIN MODEL, 20th century, of two gun dogs flushing out a pheasant on a naturalistically shaped moulded base, applied pink patch and printed marks, 9" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

Victorian tortoiseshell and silver patch or trinket box with motto Donné Par Lamitie to lid, width 9cm, in original red leather outer case, with note addressed from 11 Cranley Gardens SW7 regarding the box having been given to their mother by the Prince of Wales, later King Edward, research included relates to Sir Charles and Lady Freake, Sir Charles was a businessman and builder in London

A pair of Victorian hobnail cut and faceted decanters, each with stopper. Height 36.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: One decanter stopper has a small nick to the point of the finial and tiny chips to the base of the stopper otherwise it would appear to be in good condition. The other stopper has a tiny nick to the tip of the finial but is in otherwise good condition. One decanter has a small abrasive patch on the rim of the neck and is slightly rough to the touch. There is a tiny tip to the decorative band on the body but other than that it would appear to be in relatively good order. Its partner decanter has very tiny abrasions on the rim which can be felt using a fingernail and does look like there is evidence of it being ground out. Other than those faults mentioned the remainder of the body appears to be in good order.

A novelty inkwell in the form of a Vintage car, circa 1900/1910, modelled with a driver wearing cap and goggles, the rear forming the inkwell with ceramic liner, 16 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The inkwell cover is loose and is not hinged. The inkwell cover has a few small dark patches where the final finish has rubbed off. It has a ceramic ink liner which is in good order. There is some rubbing to some of the high points along the passengers door and also to the rim of the cushioned back and further small patches of rub spots to the opposing door and side of the hood. All wheels have rubbing to them which may be visible from the emailed images. There is a small fingernail hole to the rear of the car. This hole has a larger darker patch framing it. There looks to be traces of glue throughout the underside and the edges are sharp to touch. There are two small tears to the metal approx 4 mm in length and if looking at a clock face one would be at 6 o'clock and one at 9 o'clock. All faults should be available to see on our web images.

A pair of carved gilded wood Dogs of Fo, 19th century, each with a ribbon in its mouth resting on its haunches, one with its paw on a pup, the other on a ball, the gilding on a red lacquer ground, height 21 cm, width 17 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Right hand side dog - there is a fine but large slither missing beneath its tail. There is a fingernail size scuff on its tail and an older thumbnail scuff on the front of its tail. There is a crack across the middle of the base but this does not run all the way across. There are two drill holes in the base (most likely for securing it). The gilding is rubbed throughout to reveal a red lacquered ground. There is an old scuff to the rear left hand corner of the base, but nothing too detrimental. Looking at the rear of the dog, the patination to its left hand side is a lot lighter than the remainder. This measures approximately 4 cm across x 12.5 cm high. The left side dog - there are scuff marks to the tail revealing the natural wood. There is a large split approximately 13 cm long on the rear of the tail. There are three drill holes in the base but only two show through the surface. The gilding is rubbed throughout to reveal the red lacquer ground, this may be deliberately done for decorative purposes. There is a fine 6 cm split to the left side haunch just beneath the tail. There s also a small fingernail size patch rubbed to the heel of its rear leg. Having given the list of faults, these still remain a rather decorative pair of dogs.

An 18th century oak box settle, with panelled back, hinged seat and raised on stile feet. Width 107 cm. CONDITION REPORT: This box settle has plenty of character. Given its naive nature it is difficult to determine exactly what and when parts may or may not have been replaced. When looking at the item the left arm has been replaced however this is a well patinated piece of wood and is in keeping with the remainder of the piece. There is a large split to the side of the rear right hand leg. A further aged bit to the rear right hand side leg. The back panel has a light patch which may have been caused by numerous backs resting upon it, however the rest of the panel is rather dark and may have been affected by smoke damage. Basically it is all intact with only very minor knocks, any splits are indicative of its age. The emailed images would give you a better idea. The back panel of the seat has signs of old woodworm, and similar to the rear of the left leg/support.

A Thai gilt metal standing Buddha, 20th century, standing in Abhaya Mudra, standing on a flowering lotus upon three stepped tiers, all with leaf moulded decoration, height 101.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The finial to the headdress is removable and has a slight bend to the tip of which the decorative gilding is missing. There are small sections where the gilding is rubbed, particularly beneath the left eye, the right hand, small patches on the cape and on the stepped plinth. Decorations to the front of the figure are inlaid with small glass roundels. There is a small patch of gilding missing to the rear of the cape. There is a small section to the base of the platform that has been poorly cast and is now missing but this does not affect the stability of it in any form. The right hand side of the base has small cracks but we believe these to have been produced when made. It is given as 20th Century, it is most likely to be mid 20th Century as opposed to early.

A George III mahogany card table, with inverted breakfront opening to a baize lined interior with counterwells and fitted with a frieze drawer and raised on shell carved cabriole legs terminating in pad feet. Width 98 cm. CONDITION REPORT: This table is in extremely good condition and could be used or resold in its current state without the need for any repairs or restoration. The table has been restored in fairly recent years. There is a veneer patch to the rear left hand corner of the top. The top is of good colour and flat with no warping. The interior based lined playing surface is a little discoloured but in generally good order with no tears or losses. All counter wells are in good condition. The drawer front is in good order. The handles are later replacements but the backplates do cover the previous handle holes which are not quite from the same place as the current ones. The drawer lining is oak. The frieze is in good condition all around. The legs are all in good order with no repairs. We can see no evidence of any woodworm. The table is structurally very sound.

Vintage light brown mink fur jacket, lining marked with crowns with the word 'sovereign' underneath, together with a dark brown fur muff and a mink tail hat by Bermona Model.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Jacket - generally in good condition, two very small brown stains to lining near collar and a loose thread. Fur is very slightly worn at shoulders and collar. Muff- one small patch of wear to fur otherwise good condition with no obvious damagehat - fur slightly worn at brim otherwise good.

Group of oddments to include eight Wade Whimsies, a Victorian fluted glass inkwell, compact, oval patch type box, magnet tester, wire puzzle, small conical terracotta pottery jug etc.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

After THOMAS SIDNEY COOPER (1803-1902) British Cow and Sheep in a Landscape Oil on canvas Signed A Sacco 49.5 x 59.5 cm, framed CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition, expected wear, could do with a clean, re-lined, possible patch repairs and associated over painting.

SILVER FINE CHAIN NECKLACE AND COIN PENDANT, in the form of a 1977 Crown coin in loose silver frame and a SILVER BROAD HINGE OPENING BANGLE, with foliate scroll engraved top AND A CONTINENTAL SILVER COLOURED METAL SMALL ENGRAVED OVAL PATCH BOX (3)

FILIGREE SILVER SHOE BROOCH; a Marcasite leaf BROOCH; STERLING SILVER ENGRAVED OVAL PATCH BOX, with import hallmark, London 1978 and an Elgin rolled gold POCKET WATCH (4)

A late 19th/early 20th century porcelain and hand painted patch box, decorated with floral sprays, together with a further similar box in the shape of a heart, each with gilt metal mounts

A 'Squint' overmantle mirror, with patch work upholstered frame, with bevelled plate, 111 x 100cm

A Third Reich Krim shield, on field grey patch with paper backing. GC unissued (small patch of corrosion).

A Third Reich SS Totenkopf officer’s silver bullion embroidered skull over “K” collar patch, and a pair of rank collar patches. GC

A pair of Third Reich SS woven collar patches, consisting of a blank patch and a basic SS runes patch, uncut on sections of black cloth; and a similar woven death’s head, on section of cloth marked “Ges Gesch”. Unissued condition. (3

A Third Reich SS officer’s peaked cap, with faded orange piping for Feldgendarmerie and silver bullion cords, the lining with cellophane patch bearing maker’s name “Sonderaust Ukrung” (?) and “Die W.T.K. Mutze”. GC

A .177” BSA “Standard” underlever air rifle, number S73869, 43½” overall, the air chamber deeply etched “The BSA Standard Air Rifle, .177 bore, The Birmingham Small Arms Co Ltd England, Sole Makers” and BSA logo, the breech stamped with logo and “Load”, the underside of the barrel stamped “Rd No 479972” and serial number 73969, the side catch cocking lever stamped “BSA Patents 8761-04, 25783-10 Rd 479972”, the walnut butt having pistol grip, hand chequered panels, and folding aperture sight. GWO & C (lightly refinished, etching worn, patch of pitting on left of air chamber). The “S” prefix should denote .22”, the serial number and side catch cocking lever appear to be from the “Improved Model D” series. Plate 11

Two Victorian glass scent bottles and two other items, comprising an enamelled glass 'lachrymatory tear catcher' and stopper (some wear to gilt), a ruby glass double-ended scent bottle with plated mounts, a gilt metal-mounted enamelled and frosted glass patch box and a miniature green glass gilded tumbler (4)

CONTINENTAL SHAPED ENAMEL SNUFF BOX the lid decorated with an 18th century coastal scene and family, and a patch box with the motto "The absent not forgotten", 6.5cm max

Plantin printing.- Pindar. Olympia, Pythia, Nemea, Isthmia, title in Greek & Latin, text in Greek, title with woodcut printer's device, with final blank Q4, browned, old ink signature of John Johnstone on front free endpaper, also later inscriptions/notes in Greek and Latin, later brown morocco, gilt, using scraps of early manuscript as partial endpapers, rubbed, lacking ties, repaired at spine ends and head of boards (wormed patch to repair), [Adams P1226], 8vo, Leiden, ex off. Plantiniana, F.Raphelengius, 1590.

19th Century Chinese brass mounted hardwood dressing box, the hinged cover enclosing drawers before hinged double doors with brass drop handles and side carrying handles, on plinth base, 27cm x 36cm x 21cm high Condition: Floors to top including horizontal cracking to both sections, circular stamp or dowel marks, a patch to underside, pin missing to one of hinges, probably missing two mounts to front doors and to front portion of cover, central mounts of the pair of front doors are missing part of the metal plaque (approximately one quarter) - **General condition consistent with age

Late 17th Century carved oak Bible box, the hinged rectangular top with moulded edge and iron hasp over lunette-carved front and sides, the former with lock plate, 64cm x 42cm x 25cm high, on a later stand with cabriole legs and pad feet Condition: Hinged top has splits and warping plus loss to left front corner and patch to front of right side, general cracks and splits commensurate with age, associated later stand - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information

George III mahogany kettle stand, the dished circular top with pull-out slide beneath on slender turned column and tripod support terminating in pad feet, 33.5cm diameter x 57.5cm high Condition: Crack and small patch to dished top, small section of moulded rim professionally replaced - Please see extra images and TELEPHONE department if you require further information

G, British coins, Edward VII, matt proof half sovereign; matt proof florin, 1902, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon/Britannia standing (S.3974A/81), the latter with a patch of dark toning on reverse, both extremely fine (2)

Unusual ebonised silver mounted horn snuff mull with inset Tassie type cameo c 1870 also a Georgian Way patch box and a gold mounted hair comb (3)

‡ Fernand Pinal (French 1881-1958) Reclining nude Signed Oil on canvas 73.5 x 116cm ++Unlined, large repair above her hand on her hip with patch verso, otherwise good condition

American School c.1960 Niagara Falls Signed indistinctly WEEG; Oil on canvas 60.5 X 91cm ++Canvas rippled upper right corner, a light push and repair centre of upper right quarter with small patch verso and on other repair near right margin same quarter, a couple of lines in canvas commensurate with a light graze from the back, stretcher marks slightly visible,

‡ Jeffrey Pratt (b.1940) The poppy patch Signed Oil on panel 60 x 76cm ++Good condition

A scares Chiltern Master Teddy, circa 1920, mohair head, hands and feet with felt pads, large googly eyes, stitched nose and mouth with red stitched tongue, wearing original white and pink striped shirt, red bowtie and blue felt trousers with red patch, with replica label, general wear to mohair, clothes faded, 6 ¾” (17cm) tall.

A circular porcelain patch box and cover, by Ayshford Staffordshire, transfer printed, Spring Flowers, others, Old Fruit Orchard; a similar Villeroy and Boch enamelled pot and cover; a miniature teacup and saucer; others (20)

An import silver patch box, of circular outline chased with scrolls and a repeat floral banding with thumb mould handle and plain interior, marked 925, 3cm dia. and a miniature patch or stamp case in the form of a evening bag, similarly decorated. (2)

Various silver and other small jewellery, to include a stem vase with plain pin back, 4cm high, an articulated fish, patch box and sugar bows.

Various silver, comprising a George V ring stand with naturalistic centre and flowerhead and scroll outline, Chester 1921, 9cm high, a bangle, tortoiseshell finish and silver patch box, a miniature cream jug with heavily repoussé decorated to the body, further silver bangle, coin bracelet, etc, 5oz all in. (a quantity)

CASED PULSAR MASTERPIECE 216PMX - 512 DMX PATCH CONSOLE

TWENTY ONE LILLIPUT LANE SCULPTURES FROM SYMBOL OF MEMBERSHIP, 'Hampton Moat' 1997/98, three 'Kiln Cottage' 1998/99, 'Fresh Today' 1999/2000, three 'Little Bee' 2000/01, 'Little Scrumpy' 2001/02, 'Gold Top' 2002/03, 'The Chocolate Box' 2003/04, 'The Toy Box' 2004/05, 'Cabbage Patch Corner' 2005/06 (with badge), 'Sugar Mouse' 2006/07 (badge), 'Afternoon Tea' 2007/08 (badge) 'Nutkin Cottage' 2008/09 (badge), 'Fruits of the Sea' 2009/10 (badge), 'The Pigsty' 2010/11 (badge), 'Arithmetic At The Old School House, Walney' 2011/12 (badge), 'Parsley Cottage' 2012/13 (badge) and 'An Apple A Day' 2013/14 (badge) (all with deeds)

SCOTTISH SCHOOL (19th/20th century)Highland Cattle in a Highland LandscapeOil on canvas62 x 49 cm, framed CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition, expected wear, patch repair and associated over painting.

After JEAN-BAPTISTE VAN LOO (1684-1745) FrenchPortrait of Prince Charles Edward Stuart, Known as Bonnie Prince Charlie and The Young PretenderOil on canvas43 x 59 cm, framed CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition, expected wear, re-lined old patch repairs and associated over painting.

Attributed to J K MAKIN (active 1882-1906) BritishAfternoon Break From ChoresOil on canvasSigned60 x 44.5 cm, framed CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition, expected wear, some slight surface crazing, old patch repair and associated over painting, possibly re-lined.

ENGLISH SCHOOL (19th century)Coastal Scene With Fisherfolk and ShippingOil on canvas90 x 49 cm, framed CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition, expected wear, re-lined, some possible patch repairs and associated over painting, slight losses to frame.

OCTAVIUS T CLARK (1850-1921) BritishShipping in Choppy WatersOil on canvasSigned60 x 39.5 cm, framed CONDITION REPORTS: Generally good condition, expected wear, old patch repairs and associated over painting, could do with a light clean.

A small oval silver vinaigrette with gilt interior and grill, 23mm x 17mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1802, a circular silver patch box with purple guilloche enamel cover and white border, gilded interior, 35mm diameter, hallmarked Birmingham 1909, makers mark S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, a circular sovereign case?, catch broken at top. (3)