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Four various enamel and other patch boxes, to include one of heart shaped form decorated with flowers on pink ground and three others (4, various dimensions).

A small pierced frame set with an image of a child, miniature souvenir note book and pencil, a brooch and circular patch box, the hinged lid revealing a mirror (four, various dimensions).

An Avon yellow metal necklace, a circular brooch, a novelty hallmarked silver implement set of moveable form and a Birmingham hallmarked silver gilt patch box? of cylindrical form, the latter 4cms high (a quantity).

A hallmarked silver heart shaped patch box, Birmingham 1949 maker B.C. & C. Cole with traces of silver gilt to the interior. 3cms wide.

A good "Life in London" papier mache patch box of circular form printed with a scene to the lid in yellow approx. 4.75cms diameter.

A mixed group of insignia to include medal ribbons, a 39-45 War medal, a USAAF patch, cap badges, rank pips, and various buttons, including London Scottish examples

19th Century bone circular patch box with screw cover having enamelled landscape decoration and text `A Reward for Merit`, within a blue border, 3.5cm diameter.

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENAMEL PATCH BOX, oval, the cover inscribed `A Token of Friendship`, the interior fitted with a mirror, 4cms wide

A Bilston enamel patch box modelled as a bird, 19th century, the hinged underside lid painted with flowers against a white ground (restored), 8 cm wide.

A quantity of collectables, including; a small miniature in a wooden frame, 19th century, a hat pin modelled as a golf club, a silver pen torch, a hunting knife by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, a Chinese carved ivory child`s toy, various apothecary tools in a Victorian papier mache patch box, a silver cased pocket watch by Waltham, a L & N.W.R locomotive badge and sundry.

A quantity of collectables, including; a Victorian mother of pearl and abalone shell patch box, two Victorian papier mache inlaid snuff boxes, a gilt brass pill box, a pewter napkin ring, an alpaca silver pill box, various threads, an Art Nouveau stained ivory compact and sundry.

Six gentleman`s ivory clothes/hair brushes and two wooden cigarette boxes, hand painted with dogs and signed Kathleen Powell and a Bilston enamel patch box.

A Tartanware wooden patch box, an ivory needle case carved as a runner bean, a miniature hollowcast tea service, a Victorian tape measure painted with Osborne House, with mirror to reverse and a circular Victorian tortoiseshell compact.

A quantity of ceramics, including; three Halcyon days enamel boxes, three porcelain patch boxes, various painted wooden eggs, a Murano glass bowl, an earthenware plate bearing painted coat of arms, hardstone grapes and sundry.

Cordiner, Rev. Charles Remarkable ruins and romantic prospects of North Britain. London: Peter Mazell, 1788-95. 4to, 2 volumes in one, engraved titles, frontispiece, 116 engraved plates, contemporary red morocco gilt, some rubbing to edges, patch of wear to backstrip, interior clean Provenance: W.S. Adams, bookplate.

Bewick, Thomas The fables of Aesop and others. Newcastle, 1818. 8vo, subscriber`s edition, signed by Bewick, frontispiece, full grained morocco gilt, heavily damp stained on early leaves, frontispiece loose; [Idem] A general history of quadrupeds. Newcastle, 1791. Second edition, full morocco gilt, some dampstaining; [Idem] History of British birds. Newcastle, 1797-1804. First edition, 2 volumes, rude engraving on page 285 [inked over], later full morocco gilt, patch of wear to upper hinge of volume 2, dampstaining; Robinson, Robert Thomas Bewick his life and times. Newcastle, 1887. 4to, frontispiece, original green cloth, boards and early leaves heavily dampstained; and a selection of leaflets relating to Bewick. Sold not subject to return. (9)

English School 19th Century Travellers passing a castle gatehouse Oil on canvas 33 x 43cm; 13 x 17in ++A horizontal repair across horses head with retouching and patch verso

Bohuslav Barlow (b.1947); `Cross Patch`, depicting teddy bears, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1997, 41x36cm

A Tonbridge ware patch pot

A Staffordshire enamel patch box inscribed `A Trifle from Hinkley`

Royal Doulton limited edition 101 Dalmations figure group - Patch, Rolly and Freckles No 2641 of 3500, boxed with certificate and two Royal Doulton Winnie The Pooh figures - Pooh Lights The Candle and Pooh In the Armchair (3)

A Third Reich 1st pattern Luftwaffe officer’s dagger, by Puma, Solingen, in its sheath with silver plated mounts, hanging chain, and silver bullion knot. GC (some wear to chape, small patch of sheath leather missing). Plate 5

A WWI WAAC khaki shoulder strap, embroidered WAAC, red central band; a pair RNVR Electrical Engineer Commander’s shoulder boards; a “Q” ship gunner’s red on blue arm badge; 2 PO’s embroidered badges, RN red and WRNS blue; an RAF pilot’s wings on cloth with WWI etc medal ribbons; a crown/eagle embroidered on black; a pair Desert Air Force red on buff eagle shoulder flashes; an Airborne Division, India, shoulder patch; an RAF Observer’s wing. GC

A scarce .45” Sharps Patent falling block breech loading percussion target rifle, 42” overall, heavy octagonal barrel 26” with dove tail and stud for rearsight (now missing) and stamped on the top flat “Sharp’s Rifle Manufg. Co. Hartford, Conn”, back action lock with pellet primer, the plated stamped “Sharp’s Patent 1852”, the frame tang similarly stamped and numbered 11060, double set triggers, walnut halfstock with pewter fore end cap, the butt with hinged patch box. GWO & C (metalwork lightly worn and pitted overall, large repair to butt, frame tang drilled for rearsight, one screw hole in the centre of the tang marking). Plate 11

A Bog Oak patch snuff box, tunbridge lid etc.

Leopold Rivers (1850-1905), A Farmhouse and cabbage patch, watercolour and bodycolour, 33cm x 39cm, and another by the same hand

An 18th century Tortoise shell patch box, in very good condition

An early Iznik ewer c. 1575, with exceptionally rare decoration of ``cintamani`` among tulips. Re-glued breaks to the neck. A small hole to the body and a small patch of glaze loss.

*Two ivory Oriental netsuke one of a man in ceremonial robe bearing a mallet for a drum and another of a pirate with eye patch (lot subject to VAT)

Vergilius Maro Bucolica Georgica et Aeneis 15 engraved plates slightly browned vol.I ink inscription on front free endpaper circular bookplates on front pastedowns mostly removed contemporary diced russia gilt small patch of wear on both covers 8vo London 1800.

A German Nazi SS collar patch with `Dachau` stitching

A pair of framed pictures and a metal patch box with a portrait lid

A quantity of metalware collectables, including; a pair of aviator goggles, a pair of binoculars, a glass and brass lidded inkwell, a pair of spelter figures and two enamelled patch boxes, 19th century.

A 19th century tortoiseshell ivory and silver patch box, applied oval panel decorated with female nude amongst foliage, upon oval tortoiseshell panels set into ivory box, height 10 cm, (a/f).

A collection of small silver and plated items, including a Victorian silver octagonal mustard pot by Latham & Morton, Birmingham 1898, with blue glass liner, 6cm high, 2.6oz; two silver mounted cut glass ink pots, Birmingham 1898 and 1903; a small patch box, 18th century; a Victorian silver mount from a claret jug, Sheffield 1873; and other items

A porcelain patch box and a wooden box

A white metal circular patch box having horse`s head decoration, stamped 925

A 19th Century Bilston enamel oval patch box,the cover with the motto "Have communion with few etc"s/d,a similar rectangular box,sld a Limoges oval pin box and a carved cocquilla nut scent bottle and stopper (4)

Nelson Interest: A South Staffordshire Enamel Patch Box, circa 1798, of oval form, the white enamelled lid with inscription WHERE CAESAR AND ALEXANDER FOUGHT BRAVE NELSON`S FLEET NEW WONDERS WROUGHT, a mirror to the underside of the lid, with pink tinted body enamel, 4.5cm wide The four line verse bears reference to The Battle of the Nile, Aboukir Bay, near Alexandria, Egypt, 1 & 2 August 1798. Also, The Battle of the Nile (47BC) Julius Caesar and Cleopatra`s combined Roman-Egyptian armies defeat Queen Arsinoe IV and King Ptolemy XIII and secure the throne of Egypt. Alexander the Great spent several months in Egypt as part of his campaigns against the Persian Empire of Darius III.

A Patch Stand, circa 1730-40, the shallow circular top on a compressed cushion knop and hollow teared baluster stem, folded circular foot, 13.2cm high, 12cm diameter; and Another, Smaller, with similar solid stem (rim reduced and ground), 6.7cm high (chipped) (2) See illustration

A rare 19th century iron-stone side plate, printed with a tortoise with ships to the background with union flower border heightened with enamels, pattern 4122, impressed `patent iron-stone` 15cm diameter and a pair of brown patch Staffordshire spaniels, 15cm high

Bewick (Thomas). Bewick Gleanings: Being Impressions from Copperplates and Wood Block, Engraved in the Bewick Workshop ... edited, with notes, by Julia Boyd ..., to which are added, Lives of Thos. Bewick and his Pupils, pub. Andrew Reid, Newcastle, 1886, port. frontis., b & w illusts., t.e.g., recent endpapers, contemp. morocco gilt, spine slightly worn, small patch repair to upper board, 4to. Large paper copy, no. 29 of an unspecified limitation, signed by Julia Boyd. (1)

Four: 1914-15 star (8153 Vol C H G Nida, Bombay Vol Rif); BWM and Victory (Lieut, RAF), Defence Medal (un-named as issued to Warden ARP), GVF. Most attractively framed with photo of recipient; Bombay VR title, RFC cap badge; MGC badge; 2 ARP badges, RAF 1st type cap badge and pair eagle cuff badges. A second frame displays pr RFC collars, RAF collars and buttons, and recipient’s ID bracelet. A futher frame shows 4 Bombay Volunteer Rifles buttons, 2 MGC titles and “M” title, and a khaki embroidered “Motor Machine/Guns” cloth patch (25th MMG Bty, Calcutta Volunteers Middle East Oct 1916-Aug 1917). A framed Commission to Charles Henry George Nida, RAF, 1st April 1918 as Lieut; with recipient’s goggles, tie, photo of Nida in RFC uniform; a manuscript exercise book “Engines. Book 2” with some drawn diagrams (cover part detached); various photocopies of service documents and an interesting duplicated chapter from his autobiography- “Chapter Ten - Flying Corps Escapades” in which he describes his learning to fly and the death of his friend through a flying accident in Egypt. Note: Charles Henry George Nida, born Paris 1895 to an English mother and French father. The family later moved to Streatham and in 1912 Nida went to India as a travelling salesman for a clothing firm. At the outbreak of WWI he Volunteered for service with the Bombay Volunteer Rifles and went with them aboard HMIS Hardinge in an attempt to intercept the German ship Emden. The Bombay V Rifles became the Bombay Motorised Machine Gun Corps and he took a commission as Lieutenant. In 1917 he transferred to the RFC and trained as a Pilot at the 23rd Training Squadron based at Alexandria. He saw service fighting the Turks before being stationed with No 8 Sqdrn in France. He left the RAF in 1920 to become a journalist. During WWII he became a Warden in the ARP in Edgeware. He died in 1985.

A Third Reich 2nd pattern Luftwaffe officer’s dagger, with unmarked plated blade (lightly rusted 1” patch to tip) and wire bound orange plastic grip, in its sheath with hanging straps. Basically GC (metalwork rather dirty overall with some corrosion, the fabric of the hanging straps very worn)

A Third Reich Army officer’s dagger, by Puma, Solingen, with yellow plastic grips, in its sheath, the hilt and sheath silver plated overall. GC (patch of corrosion on crosspiece, minor bubbling to sheath plating). Plate 6

Pedigree 9PA1 Patch`s Pony, from Sindy series, early version.

A late 19th/ early 20th century golfing porcelain patch box of oblong form with canted corners, the cover decorated with a gentleman and a lady golfer with crossed clubs 5cm wide, 3cm high, 4cm deep

A George III patch box Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1790, of simple oval outline with hinged cover, engraved with script initials; together with a novelty miniature kitchen pepper, Birmingham 1906, with bun pull off cover and simple straight sided body (2)

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BANJO BAROMETER BY F. MARSON OF LONDON with unusual embroidery patch to the centre depicting a monogram. 39ins high.

C. O`Neill, "The Cabbage Patch", signed, oil on board, 20 x 25cms, (8" x 10").

A 19th century enamel patch box, the lid decorated with a figure riding a donkey by lakeland setting above floral swags to sides.

A collection of small oddments comprising a wine taster, a miniature coffee pot, a patch box, a silver Masonic ball and a pin holder

Bruncy (Pierre) The Greek theatre. translated by Mrs. Charlotte Lennox, 3 vol., first edition, errata leaf at the end of vol.3, contemporary red morocco, gilt spines with ornaments forming a saltire pattern perhaps suggest a Scottish binding, small chip at head of one spine, and one turn-in lifting, one patch of surface abrasion, otherwise an attractive copy, [Fleeman 60.2LB], 4to, 1759. ***Samuel Johnson contributed the dedication and translations of the dissertation upon Greek comedy and the general conclusion..

A GROUP OF OBJECTS OF VERTU 18TH CENTURY Comprising a French gold-mounted grey-green laquer carnet-de-bal, the cover inscribed 'SOUVENIR' and 'D'AMITIE', chased gold mounts marked Paris, with the charge and discharge marks of Julien Alaterre, 1768-1774, makers mark and date letter indistinct, containing a four-leaf ivory tablet and gold-capped pencil, polished gold push-piece; together with, three rectangular gold-mounted ivory carnets-de-bal, probably English circa 1770, one set with enamel-bordered oval plaque with gold initial 'S' surmounted with an earl's coronet on obverse, a similarly bordered oval plaque containing plaited hair on reverse, the cover applied with gold plaques inscribed 'Souvenir' and 'Cheri', apparently unmarked chased gold mounts, containing a five-leaf ivory tablet, polished gold push-piece; another, set with pierced gold-bordered oval glazed plaque with gold monogram on reverse, glazed plaque on obverse, the cover applied with pierced gold inscription 'SOUVENIR' and 'D'AMITIE' within pierced reeded gold borders with foliate garlands, apparently unmarked chased gold mounts, containing a three-leaf ivory tablet, polished gold push-piece; another, with polished gold mounts, containing a seven-leaf ivory tablet and pencil, polished gold push-piece; together with, a gold-mounted ivory eye glass, probably English circa 1770/1780, apparently unmarked gold mounts chased with anthemium pattern in green gold, together with, a gold-mounted navette-shaped patch-box or toothpick case, probably English circa 1770/1780, the cover and base set with glazed panels containing hairwork, the apparently unmarked gold mounts chased with palm leaf and vitruvian scroll patterns in green gold, polished gold-lined interior, together with, a gold-mounted hardstone paper knife, probably English, early 18th Century, grey and brown agate handle enclosed within with pierced gold cagework decorated with hunting scene and rocaille, the base with gold rosette, silver-gilt blade 2¾in. (70mm.) to 6 5/8in. (170mm.) (7) View on Christie's.com

Eight Royal Doulton “101 Dalmatians” Figures: “Pups in the Armchair”; “Patch in Basket”; “Patch, Rolly and Freckles”; “Rolly”; “Penny;”; “Lucky and Freckles on Ice”; “Penny and Freckles”; “Lucky” (8)

A c.1960`s Beswick `Jack and Jill and Patch` childrens plate for Fleetway Publications, diameter 18cm, a Beswick `Rub-a-dub dub, three men in a tub` infants feeding bowl, diameter 16.5cm, and a Keele Street Pottery Co Ltd `Pinky and Perky` childs plate, diameter 18cm

A GEORGE III ENAMEL OVAL PATCH BOX, SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE the lid painted with a shepherdess at an altar in gilt and white enamel droplet border on a blue ground, the interior with mirror, 5.5cm w A good example in unusually well preserved condition

A GEORGE III ENAMEL OVAL PATCH BOX, SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE the lid transfer printed in black with St Paul`s Cathedral and inscribed A Trifle from LONDON, a steel mirror to the underside, the base light blue, 4cm w Tiny crack on extreme left of lid; typical localised rust on the mirror but in excellent overall condition; much above average; no restoration

AN OTHER RANK`S FULL DRESS TUNIC AND PANTALOONS, 11TH (PRINCE ALBERT`S OWN) HUSSARS, 1907 & 1913 the tunic of dark blue wool embellished with yellow cotton square-cord around the edges, on the breast in the form of six loops with trefoil drops at the ends, on each of the two back seams with a single line having three eyes at the top and an Austrian knot at the bottom and on the cuffs with an Austrian knot; six brass ball buttons at centre-front; with paper Royal Army Clothing Factory label dated 1907 inside; lacks collar badges; lining detached inside right breast; the pantaloons of crimson wool with a 4.5cm; 1¾in wide stripe of yellow cotton lace with a central narrow scarlet train on the outer seams and an oval patch of scarlet reinforcing cloth inside each knee, metal fly and braces buttons; with paper Royal Army Clothing Factory label dated 1913

A FINE CASED 16 BORE PERCUSSION DOUBLE RIFLE BY JAMES PURDEY, 314 1/2 OXFORD STREET, LONDON, NO. 3202 FOR 1838 with browned twist sighted barrels signed on the flat, rifled with ten grooves and fitted with folding back-sight, engraved case-hardened breech inlaid with a platinum line, platinum plugs, scroll-engraved case-hardened tang, signed detented engraved case-hardened locks decorated with scrolling foliage, fitted with blued safety-catches and engraved case-hardened hammers, figured walnut half-stock, cut with a panel of chequering over the fore-end (areas of minor bruising) and the grip, cast-off butt for left-eyed sighting, fitted with an early cheek pad, probably the original, scroll-engraved steel mounts comprising blued trigger-guard cut with chequering over the rear finial, blued chequered butt-cap, fore-end cap, and barrel bolt escutcheons, engraved case-hardened patch-box-cover, original brass-tipped ramrod, and retaining much original finish throughout: in its original fitted mahogany case lined in green baize (light wear and fading, some compartments detached, the accessory box damaged and incomplete), the lid fitted with brass flush-fitting carrying handle (cracked, scratches and minor chips), and with trade label on the inside (small holes), complete with a number of original accessories including mallet, wad cutter, spru-cutter, bullet starter, brass shot and powder measure and cleaning wad contained in a turned polished bone box, and complete with its leather outer case (one handle missing) 74cm; 29 1/8in barrels Provenance Robert Dillon, 3rd Lord Clonbrock (1807-1893). Literature L. Patrick Unsworth, The Early Purdeys, London 1996, p. 154. Dillon was educated at Eton and Oxford and inherited his large estate at Clonbrock, County Galway at the relatively young age of 19. In addition to being a skilled agriculturalist, a keen gardener and an innovative forester he was a passionate sportsman. He was Master of the Heythrop Hunt, regularly fished for salmon at Castleconnell but his greatest love was shooting. In his late 20`s a guest at one of his shooting parties took a low shot at a woodcock and blinded him in the right eye. However, the accident did not deter him and he ordered a whole series of new guns including the present double rifle. He continued shooting well into old age and, when he had grown too old to go out, he apparently used this rifle to shoot fallow bucks in the park at Clonbrock from the library window. The Purdey records state that this was made for the left eye, 30th July 1838, for £84. The majority of Purdey rifles during this period were supplied cased in mahogany complete with accessories, however the majority of outer covers were regarded as extras.