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A Cabbage Patch doll, Palitoy brown jointed girl, brown baby, another baby, BND London baby, Kader girl and Palitoy Walker

A 1938 coat and matching skirt of brown and green vertically striped wool, the coat collarless, straight, front buttoning and with patch pockets, together with a grey wool 1940`s princess line coat with tucked detail to shoulders, fastening with one button at waist

PAMPHLETS. - Nicholas ROWE. The Royal Convert. A Tragedy. London: printed for J. and R. Tonson, 1757. Title printed in red and black, engraved frontispiece. [bound with:] John PHILIPS. Poems attempted in the Style of Milton… tenth edition. London: printed for E. Curll, 1744. Engraved frontispiece. [bound with: John PHILIPS.] Cyder. A Poem. In Two Books… fourth edition. London: printed for J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1744. [bound with:] Ben JONSON & D. GARRICK. Every Man in his Humour. A Comedy. London: printed for J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1755. Engraved frontispiece. [bound with:] Nicholas ROWE. The Tragedy of Jane Shore. London: printed for Henry Lintot, 1751. [bound with:] The Third Edition. Being a More Minute and Particular Account of that Consummate Adept in Deception, Charles Price, otherwise Patch… the Whole of his Various Forgeries and Frauds are Circumstantially related. London: printed for the editor… sold by G. Kearsley, 1786. Folding frontispiece. [bound with:] Robert DODSLEY. The Toy-shop. A Dramatick Satire… seventh edition. London: printed for Lawton Gilliver, 1735. 7 works in one vol., 8vo (168 x 97mm.) (Occasional spotting and browning, sixth work shaved without loss.) Near contemporary half-calf (spine rubbed and scuffed and chipped at head and foot). Provenance: Frankland (armorial bookplate).

* Medals & Miscellanea. A collection of military mementos and souvenirs, formerly the property of the late Lt-Colonel Frederick Charles Cook and related family members, c. 1914-1960s, including WWII boxed medal group to Corporal A.E. Banks (related by marriage) including 39-45 Star, Africa Star, France & Germany Star and War Medal, and framed Memorial Commemorative Scroll tribute to a life lost in Service of his Country, together with WWII boxed medals group to S.Cook including 39-45 Star, Burma Star, War & Defence Medals, and with related Certificate of Merit to Lt-Col Frederick Cook 33 years Valuable & Meritorious Service in Royal Engineers, a pre-war bullion-embroidered blazed patch with Geo. V crown emblem (unused), a Royal Engineers polychromed metal badge wall-plaque, sundry RE uniform buttons, presentation tankards, signed embroidered silk scarf and gifts including an inscribed brass pill/snuff box, a twin bar group of mounted medal ribbons including WWI Service etc., further with a group of photographs taken at Hospital in Poona and other related service and staff personnel photographs relating to service in India, Burma and the Far-East, including Japanese Officers” sword in scabbard (war-trophy souvenir?), another ceremonial ornamental sword, and a group of framed military prints of Indian Militia Dress Uniforms, 1820s-1920s, and two original artist drawn caricatures of the subject Col. Fred. Cooke. Signing up to Military Service with the Royal Engineers during the inter-war years and serving most of his time in India and the Far-east, when as acting-Captain Frederick Cook was shot & wounded ed in action and hospitalised during 1942 with a bullet lodged in his spine. Following an X-ray, this was considered too difficult to remove, and he was subsequently discharged back into service, continuing until he left the Military in 1961, and enjoyed further long and active life in retirement. The bullet was never removed even after further X-rays were taken in 1962. The original 1942 and 1962 X-rays are included in this lot. (-)

A late 18th Century first period Worcester tea bowl and stand with crescent back stamp S/D, together with a mid 19th Century tankard transfer printed with a portrait study of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to each side S/D 7.5cm high, a small Royal Worcester spill vase shape number 1049, 6cm high and a Continental patch box with gilt-painted metal mounts, S/D, 7cm wide. (4)

Alken (Henry) Panorama of a Fox Hunt showing a large scope of the Leicestershire Rutlandshire and Lincolnshire Counties... 16 conjoined sheets of hand-coloured soft-ground etchings lacking final sheet “Wo-e Wo-e” & “Tally ho” rather soiled and stained small abraded patch to one sheet most sheets separated engraved title mounted on inside front cover folding into original cloth-backed board folder additional hand-coloured etching of the kill mounted on upper cover rubbed and browned lacking ties [Siltzer p.61; cf.Snellgrove Alken 30 but narrower only 97mm.; Not in Abbey] c.120 x 3200mm. folding to oblong 8vo R.Ackermann 1828; and a small bundle of others hunting maps v.s.; sold not subject to return(a bundle)

H R Hall (fl.1895-1902); pair of oils on canvas of highland cattle at water, each signed, 44.5 x 60cm, gilt frames (one af the other with old patch repair).

An 18th century enamelled oval patch box possibly by Bilston, the lid with rhyme `When love and peace together dwell they make a palace of Cell but where Difcord rears her head every hope of comfort fled`, with blue and cream body and border, 4.6x4cm (af)

A George II provincial silver mug, no maker`s mark, Newcastle 1727, baluster form, scroll handle, later crested and initialled, with a patch, on a circular foot, height 9.6cm, approx. weight 7oz.

An early 19th century gold mounted tortoiseshell patch/toothpick box, of tapering rectangular form, the hinged cover inlaid with foliate decoration and with a central cartouche, engraved with a monogram, the interior with a mirror, (glass a.f), length 8.5cm.

An early 19th century silver mounted tortoiseshell patch / toothpick box, rounded rectangular form, the hinged cover with inlaid decoration, the interior fitted with a mirror, length 6.7cm, plus a gold mounted tortoiseshell snuff box. (2)

Four Staffordshire enamel patch boxes, early 19th century, two painted with verses, one painted with a rural scene, the other blue gingham and green enamelled 3.5 to 5cm (4)

Three Staffordshire enamel patch boxes, early 19th century, each painted with different trifles, 3.8 to 4cm (3)

Triang Minic: green 33M Steam Roller in original picture box, F-G, roof slight corrosion patch, lacks head-cap, box F-VG, small hole

Three various Crummles Poole Pottery Studio enamel circular patch boxes decorated in Living Glaze patterns: Cosmic, Eclipse and Strobe (latter lid af), (all with original boxes).

Two Crummles Poole Pottery Studio enamel circular patch boxes decorated in Living Glaze patterns: Metallic Galaxy and Sea Fire together with a Crummles miniature vase and cover (all with original boxes).

"Double compartment silver manicure set including two patch containers, Birmingham 1937"

"Silver and Guilloche patch pot with shepherd and sheep picture, import marks Chester 1911"

A 19th Century pressed horn patch box, of circular form, the cover inset with a head and shoulders female watercolour portrait, 2 1/2" diameter, together with a similar papier mache box, the cover inset with a head and shoulder female watercolour portrait in green gown and rose trimmed hat, 3" diameter (2)

A collection of five English enamel patch and snuff boxes, South Staffordshire, late 18th century and later, with brass mounted hinged lids entitled `A Trifle from London`, `A present from Birmingham`, `A Trifle from Windsor`, a `jewelled` portrait detailed `Youn Roscius` and one other oval box with a portrait of Nelson.

ENGLISH PERCUSSION CASED SINGLE BARREL RIFLE SIGNED MANTON, CIRCA 1831 lock signed Manton, engraved with foliate scroll decoration, barrel tang with lion’s head engraved with foliate scrolls, engraved barrel tang, shaped blank silver escutcheon, scroll trigger guard retaining all original finish, the browned octagonal barrel of large bore, cut with two grooves, with two gold lines at the breech folding leaf sights, platinum vent, in lined and fitted mahogany case with brass corners flush fitting circular handle with blank escutcheon (missing key escutcheon plate) with Manton trade card, with patch cutter, bullet mould with bullet still in it, spare spring, and combination tool, serial number 10210 46in. (117cm) long, 11 bore Provenance: Ex armoury of the Nizam of Hyderabad. Note: Manton supplement states 10210 flintlock replaced by caplock in India, restocked, the gold signature on the barrel possibly added at the same time. Messrs Holland and Holland

ENGLISH PERCUSSION DOUBLE BARREL BIG GAME RIFLE CIRCA 1850 the plain locks with safety slides signed ‘Westley Richards’ and inscribed ‘London’ on the top rib, folding leaf sight, two grooved rifling, walnut half stock with chequered grip and patch box containing some original patches, missing ramrod 37in. (93cm), 12 bore Provenance: Ex armoury of the Nizam of Hyderabad. Hyderabad Number APX-337-EX-73

ENGLISH PERCUSSION DOUBLE BARREL SMOOTH BORE BIG GAME RIFLE CIRCA 1840 the engraved locks with sliding safeties (some minor rat damage at the lock), signed John Blisset, the elegant shaped cocks with chequered tops, platinum vents at the breech the large bore double Damascus barrels signed JOHN BLISSET 322 High Holborn on the rib, silver foresight, dark walnut stock with chequered grip (rat damage) and fore-end, serial number 4055 on trigger guard, engraved patch box containing patches, blank silver escutcheon and with its original ebony ramrod with brass tip 43in. (109cm) long, 10 bore Provenance: Ex armoury of the Nizam of Hyderabad.

FINE GERMAN OR BOHEMIAN WHEEL LOCK SMOOTH BORE SPORTING RIFLE CIRCA 1580 the plain lock with enclosed main spring, two stage sighted barrel, octagonal at the breech, the full stock profusely inlaid with staghorn, decorated with running hounds along the entire length of both sides in panels with stained black back ground, the patch box decorated with a pikeman holding a pole arm, the butt with a partly clad female and on the top side behind the barrel tang engraved two females wearing chastity belts 45in. (114cm) long, 20 bore Provenance: Ex Baron von Zylan

BOHEMIAN WHEEL LOCK SPORTING RIFLE CIRCA 1690 the plain lock and cock overlaid with fine cut brass formed and engraved in tulip heads and foliate scrolls, heavy octagonal six grooved rifled barrel struck with a prancing lion and an intertwined cypher SF, set trigger, full walnut stock with low relief carved foliate scrolls on the butt, the patch box carved with raised moulding with the ramrod pipes and fore-end of horn, butt plate with a steel resting spike 48in. (121cm) long, 20 bore

CONTINENTAL TARGET CROSSBOW CIRCA 1700 with set trigger and adjustable sights and fitted with a sprung arm to hold the quarrel in place, large brass trigger plate and brass butt plate, pale wood tiller (wormed), with patch box containing its original iron counter balance weight 34in. (86cm) long, bow span 14in. (35cm)

Two envelope Stamp Cases, one embossed, both marked 925, two modern heart shape Patch Boxes, London 1998, one embossed and a modern circular Box embossed cherubs

A Norwegian silver and mother of pearl Viking longboat ornament, J Tostrup, together with a mother of pearl and white metal patch box

A GEORGIAN ENAMEL PATCH BOX of oval hinged form, the brass mounted cover enamelled with depiction of a young lady dressed in vibrant opulent clothing with dog at her side, the black body with remains of gilt decoration. 2.5cm(h) x 4cm(L) x 3.5cm(w)

A Second Model Brunswick Rifle, complete with bayonet, 30inch two groove rifled barrel fitted with rear leaf sights, border engraved lock stamped 1864 over TOWER, crown over VR at the tail and with a broad arrow over I, full stocked with regulation brass mounts including patch box, correct steel ramrod and brass hilted sword bayonet.

WWII – Occupation of the Channel Isles – The Holocaust a good example of a ‘Star of David’ arm patch which each Jew had to wear in occupied German territories. This was of course produced for British Jews living in the Channel Isles who suffered the same fate as their counterparts in mainland Europe

A GEORGE III OAK WELSH DRESSER, the rectangular top with a moulded border and a central inset heart-shaped "love patch", above three short crossbanded drawers, on turned legs, 84" wide. See illustration

Three enamel patch boxes, one heart-shaped and painted with Classical maidens and gods at various pursuits, one titled `Love is the noblest Passion Of the human Soul`, an enamel scent bottle decorated with a young girl and a lamb, and two small porcelain boxes, 18th century and later, some damages and restoration, 6.5cm max. (6)

Ireland, Co Galway, Tuam, Tuam Bank, One Guinea (One Pound, Two Shillings & Nine Pence), 29 February 1812, no. 8627, for Hon Charles Ffrench, Henry Taaffe, Michael Morris, William Keary, Hon Thomas Ffrench & Hon Martin Ffrench (PB 332c). Bankruptcy stamp and grubby patch on front, endorsements, otherwise good fine

Australia, Bank of New South Wales, Five Pounds, 1 October 1883, Sydney, A/A 258973 (Vort-Ronald type 7c). A few grubby marks, tiny split at centre, short tear in right edge and white patch in vignette, otherwise good fine to about very fine

OMEGA-a gold plated manual wind gentleman`s Geneve wrist watch, the silvered dial with hourly applied batons, date aperture to three o` clock, round case fitted to an associated brown strap. Case diameter 34mm. Movement is currently functioning but would probably benefit from a clean and an overhaul, the case show signs of wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing, the odd patch of discolouration is present and in some areas the plating looks to be wearing thin, the case would be ameliorated by a clean, the hands and dial look to be in excellent condition, with some of the black paint on the batons missing, but the glass bears some concentric crazing and will need to be replaced. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.

A lady`s key wind fob watch stamped 14C, the gold tone dial with floral detail, black Roman numerals, scroll engraved case with unsigned movement with cylinder escapement. Case diameter 37 mm. Movement is currently working, movement is rather filthy and would be ameliorated by an overhaul, the movement shows some small areas of tarnishing around the edges, but in other respects looks to be in an aesthetically excellent condition with deep blue screws and highly polished ratchet spring, the case shows signs of wear commensurate with age, with a plethora of very light scratches, marks and tarnishing, the engraving looks to be pleasingly aged, very slightly rubbed but still clear, there is a small patch of green detritus but this would be likely to clean off, pendant bow is slightly loose, the dial and hands also look to be in a good condition, with some light areas of of tarnishing to the dial, the glass is dirty, but otherwise appears to be in a pleasing state with some very light chips around its edge. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.

A 1930`s 9ct gold keyless wind Waltham full hunter pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the personally engraved movement cover opening to reveal a signed movement. Case hallmarked Birmingham 1937 and marked Dennison. Case diameter 49 mm. Movement is currently functioning, but would benefit from an overhaul, the case is show signs of wear commensurate with age and material, with a multitude of light scratches, marks and tarnishing present, the majority of which appear to be superficial and therefore should polish out, please be aware that there is a personal inscription on the dust cover and if you wished this to be removed it would best be filled in, the pendant bow fits snuggly in the pendant with little slack, the dial and hands look to be in a generally good condition, if filthy, with the odd patch of what may be surface rust on the hands only mildly detracting from the overall look, the plastic glass is in a similar condition, trapping debris between it and the dial. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.

A Sevres style porcelain oval patch box, with gilt metal mounts, painted with riband and flowers, 4½cm wide, together with another patch box, polychrome printed with a figural vignette after Kauffman, 4½cm diameter. (2).

Five modern Bilston enamel eggs, a pair of modern gilt metal mounted egg shaped porcelain boxes, a 19th century oval porcelain box and a cloisonne egg, together with two modern enamel patch boxes, one by Halcyon Days.

A box containing a pair of French green opaline glass scent bottles with gilt metal mounts, each with a topographical view to the top, miniature Doulton Lambeth silver mounted salt glazed stoneware harvest jug, small enamelled patch box, etc.

A 19th Century turned ivory Patch Box and Cover inset with bust portrait of lady wearing blue and white costume, 1 1/2in diam

A silver sovereign case, a silver patch box and a silver salt, total weight 96gms, all a/f and a white metal Viking boat salt

Four Royal Doulton 101 Dalmations figures " Patch, Roly and Freckles", DM5, "Pongo" DM6, "Perdita" DM7 and "Penny and Freckles" DM 3, all boxed. (4).

A 925 silver and silver gilt patch box probably early 20c. the hinged lid part repousse decorated with flowers the whole of rectangular form. 5cms wide.

A pretty old Bilston type Enamelled Patch Box of circular flared base form, decorated with stylised flowers. The hinged lid with script `Tho small this trifle may appear, Accept it and my love sincere`. 1 3/8`` diam. 15/16`` high (some crazing).

An antique Bilston type oval Enamelled Patch Box having flared base, vivid blue exterior, the hinged lid with original internal mirror and having an oval white enamelled centre printed `A Present from Liverpool` 1 9/16`` long x 15/16`` x 7/8`` high (some crazing an enamel loss).

An uncommon Bilston type oval enamelled Patch Box having beaten and enamelled depiction of a brown & white Spaniel reclining on a pink cushion. The lid with mirror silvering deteriorated and with external depiction of a naturalistic Rose & Forget me Nots. 1 1/2`` x 1 3/8`` high (some slight crazing, minor enamel loss and pin to hinge requiring replacement).

A FRENCH FOUR-COLOUR GOLD PATCH BOX compressed circular, the domed lid applied with a shield engraved with a coronet and engine turned, a mirror to the underside of the lid, 3.7cm diam, eagle`s head control mark, 19th c++The mirror with some loss of silvering, test mark on the interior

W R HARDING (19TH CENTURY) THE FISHING FLEET OFF THE COAST signed, 43 x 79.5cm++Small patch repair extreme upper right. Some ingrained dirt in the varnish, the support on the original stretchers and in what is probably the original giltwood and composition frame which has been re-gilt with a bronzing paint

J. A. B. Jay (late 19th Century) Portrait of a chestnut horse in a landscape Signed and dated 1887 Oil on canvas 64 x 76.5cm; 25 x 30in ++Unlined, a small patch verso, scattered blemishes

An early 19th century ivory patch box, the rectangular lid rounded at each end and inset with a grisaille stag hunt scene within gold metal frame, the velvet lined interior below a mirror set in the lid, 9cm (3.5in) wide

18th/19th century Staffordshire enamel rectangular patch box, the hinged cover with mirror interior monochrome decorated with a dove and urn inscribed `Look within & you may see the face that`s dear to me`, pink enamel base, 1.75"

A 19th Century tortoiseshell trinket box, a Tunbridge ware patch box, a carved wood box and a small group of other collectors` items.

A Derby porcelain figure, late 18th Century, modelled as a young boy playing a recorder, a dog at his feet, raised on a floral encrusted patch mark base, height approx 16cm (faults and losses).

An Italian Cabaset, 17th century, formed in one piece with an almond-shaped crown rising to a short “stalkÕ and a sloping brim, the base of crown with fourteen round-headed rivets with brass rosette-washers, lacking three, the crown with small period patch repair, 20cm high.

A good RN officer’s gilt WBC, c 1845; 2 post 1902 WBPs (male only, tarnish patch to one); 3 pre, and 1 post, 1947 Indian Navy WBPs (male only). GC to VGC the gilt generally good.

A .50” percussion big game rifle by Thomas Turner, Birmingham, 46½” overall, heavy octagonal barrel 30” engraved “Turner Patent” at breech and with sliding ladder rearsight, the lock sparsely engraved with scrolls, fern tip borders and “Thomas Turner, 8 Fisher St, Birmingham”, walnut halfstock with horn fore end cap and chequered fore end and pistol grip; steel mounts including circular patch box engraved with crouching tiger; original brass tipped steel ramrod, loops for sling swivels. GWO & basically GC (metalwork rather worn with patches of pitting, old repair to fractured stock) Plate 6

ROD TUBES (4): Set of 4 unused Hardy rod tubes each 40" x 2.5" in burgundy rip stop material with shoulder slings, with foam lined zip top, Hardy leather logo patch.

19 boxed Super Smurfs by Schleich (Germany), together with 55 unboxed Smurfs, a Smurf reflective bicycle badge and a Smurf sew-on patch.