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A 19th Century side by side double barrel percussion cap pistol possibly Belgium, mounted with scroll chased brass furniture, applied dolphin hammers and carved stock detail. Butt end patch box detailed with shell motif. S/D.

A late eighteenth century enamel oval patch box the monochrome architectural cover depicting ‘New Guild-Hall Bath’ with pink enamel base the interior with mirror cracks and losses 4cm long

Eureka clock, patch no 14614 No 2950, working order

A BURR WOOD SNUFF BOX The cover inset with a gilt medallion of a man with laurel crown, early 19th century, 10cm.diam.; a tortoiseshell snuff box inlaid as a trunk; and a turquoise enamelled patch box (3).

AN ETUI In green fish skin case, c.1800; an enamel patch box, the cover with a bicycling scene entitled 'The hobby horse'; a small tortoiseshell box; a box of alphabet letters; and two other items (6)

A STAFFORDSHIRE PATCH BOX Oval, the cover painted with two children chasing a butterfly, blue base, 5cm.

A George III tortoiseshell pique sarcophagus shaped casket decorated with alternating pique pose fowerheads and pique point intersections, with a dome top hinged lid and two scroll carry handles, on four feet, 4cm high (1.5in), 6.5cm wide, a canted rectangular ivory mounted patch box, 9cm x 3.5cm (3.5in x 1.5in) and an oblong patch box with a flush hinged lid and initials 'WSM', 7.5cm (3in)

A late 18th century boat-shaped and shagreen covered patch box (the mirror cracked), 8.5cm (3.25in), and a tortoiseshell pique covered and gilt-tooled card telescope with mounted terminals and sliding covers, 11.5cm long (4.5in)

Georgian patch box, of circular form and with a transfer printed interior tavern scene, 3 1/4in (8.3cm) diameter

AN OVAL ENAMEL PATCH BOX Late 18th Century, finely painted with flowers on a yellow and white ground, having gilt metal mountings and interior mirror, 4cm long.

An early 19th century Pratt or North Country model of a spaniel with bright yellow and brown patch markings seated facing left on oval base height 3.75ins

An 18th century Derby model of a pug dog with brown markings and yellow and red bell collar seated facing half right on oval scroll base height 2.75ins patch marks

Two enamel pill and patch boxes; a Continental pill box and cover; and four porcelain wine and spirit labels.

An early 19th Century small Bilston enamel circular patch box and cover with "Life is Uncertain" within floral border to cover. Diameter .75" S/D.

A Sevres style heart shaped gilt metal mounted patch box and cover, the cover decorated with a gallant and companion, reading and playing the flute, in a rural landscape, bleu de roi and gilt ground, 7cm long, together with a similar square shaped box and cover decorated with figures in a tavern against a bleu celeste and gilt ground, 5cm long and a similar larger oval box and cover decorated with a cherub and classical maidens against a bleu celeste ground with floral and swag cartouches, 20cm long, various marks

Border Fine Arts figure, Patch (Jack Russell) JH22, from the All Creatures Great and Small Series, 7 1/2cm high.

Limoge oval patch box decorated with pink ribbons and scrolls.

A Rye 'Leather' jug, initialled FEM and dated '96, brown-flecked glaze with simulated stitching and patch, family crest, initials and date 1896, incised marks beneath, 8in.

Dinky: 101 Thunderbird 2 and Thunderbird 4 with inner card and packing piece in original box, VG, slightly sun-faded, baseplate of pod corrosion patch, box G-VG

Fleischmann: spirit-fired Stationary Steam Engine with horizontal boiler, red flywheel and detachable brick-work chimney on pale metallic green baseplate, 350mm long, 290mm high, G, small corrosion patch to boiler house

A 19th century elongated oval Samson pink enamel patch box, the lid with inscription ‘Remember my Friend, All things have an End’ 5.5cm wide

A glass patch stand, typically modelled as a miniature tazza, the galleried round tray-top supported on a bobbin stem and a folded conical foot, 8.5cm diameter, mid 18th century

A Staffordshire lead-glazed redware small teapot and cover, bullet-shaped and decorated with white slip with a patch to the top of the handle and lined rims, mid 18th century (some minute chips) Cf. Ross E. Taggart, The Burnap Collection of English Pottery (1967), p. 66 no. 177; and Robin Emmerson, British Teapots and Tea Drinking, (1992), p. 58 & 59, no. 27 where the author speculates that this group of teapots with similar slip decoration are comparable to wasters found at the Samuel Bell Pottery, Newcastle-under-Lyme.

Two Bilston style enamel 'Motto' small patch boxes. One pink ground, oval shape, with motto 'have communion with few, be familiar with one, deal justly with all, and speak evil of none',4cm diam, the other green ground, rectangular shape, with motto 'fear god and honor the king, kiss a pretty girl that's no sin' 4 cm wide; also a continental egg shape chatelaine pendant, 3.5cm long./3

Two lion patch boxes, Staffordshire, circa 1780 oval with waisted sides, each modelled and painted as a lion, one with mournful docile expression, the base with flowers, later mirror, the other with tangled mane and bloodstained fangs, the lid with a painted landscape each width 4cm, 1.5;in (2)

A pair of 12 bore percussion officer’s belt pistols, by Westley Richards, 170 New Bond St, London, 13¼” overall, octagonal twist barrels 8” with single platinum line at breeches and engraved with maker’s name and address on top flat, scroll engraved locks with safety bolts and maker’s name, walnut fullstocks with rounded chequered butts and steel mounts, 4” steel belt hooks on left side, swivel ramrods. Good Working Order and above average Condition, retaining some original finish (trigger guards reblacked), in their original green baize lined mahogany case with brass carrying handle and trade label in the lid bearing the arms of Prince Albert and “Gun Manufacturer to His Royal Highness Prince Albert”, containing flattened hexagonal section copper flask by Sykes, 13 bore pincer mould (lightly rusted), substantial loading/cleaning rod, screwdriver, turned wood patch box, and a tin of caps. Good Condition (keyhole escutcheon missing, some wear to lining). Plate 44

Continental porcelain heart shaped patch box decorated with floral sprays, underglaze blue asterisk mark.

A Bilston enamel oval patch box the top inscribed Love united, 1 5/8 x 1 1/4 inches

An oval 18th century English enamel patch box with inscription 'Tho Absent not Forgotten' on a blue ground the interior with mirror to lid 5cm wide; a Continental porcelain patch box painted with the British Royal coat of arms on a white ground 5cm wide; and another of serpentine form painted with lovers to the lid 5cm wide (3)

An Early 19th Century Prussian Flintlock Rifle, the octagonal steel barrel with hinged leaf sight, bayonet bar, plain steel lock plate, brass trigger guard and ramrod sleeve, full walnut stock with patch box to the butt, with steel sling swivels and ramrod

A 16-BORE PERCUSSION SPORTING RIFLE BY WILLIAM MOORE, serial no. 593, circa 1836, with 30 1/8in. octagonal sighted barrel signed 'WILLIAM MOORE, MAKER TO HIS MAJESTY, 78 EDGWARE ROAD, LONDON.' and rifled with two grooves, breech with pierced platinum plug, signed engraved bolted lock, figured walnut half-stock (fore-end repaired)m and engraved iron mounts including patch-box cover engraved with a stag (some wear and corrosion throughout), London proof marks; together with ANOTHER, OF 25-BORE, circa 1840, with 31 3/4in. octagonal sighted barrel rifled with three grooves, engraved lock with indistinct signature of a Derby retailer, half-stock, and iron mounts (some wear, corrosion and defects throughout), Birmingham proof marks. (2)

A small quantity of 18th century enamel ware comprising: an oval patch box; two snuff boxes; an enamel portrait miniature; and various other items (6).

An early 19th century south Staffordshire enamelled oval patch box ÔNelson's VictoryÕ painted in colours with Victory on a pale green sea within a white dot and pale blue enamelled border and base 4cm

An early 19th century south Staffordshire enamelled oval patch box ÔNelson and VictoryÕ painted in black with Victory on a white gound the base pale blue 4cm

An early 19th century south Staffordshire enamelled oval patch box ÔEngland expects every man will do his dutyÕ painted in colours with an anchor an inscribed ribbon swag and laurel wreaths on a white ground within a white dot and green enamelled border and base 5cm

An early 19th century south Staffordshire enamelled oval patch box ÔNelson and British GratitudeÕ painted in colours with a cannon bound with laurel and a ribbon a flag and musical trophy laurel on a matt ground the base pale blue and white 4cm

Victoria, young head, penny, 1889 (Spink obv13, revN), darkish patch to rev, otherwise uncirculated, with some lustre

George V, penny, 1913, small dark patch to obv, otherwise about uncirculated, with some original colour

A post 1958 .177" Webley Junior air pistol, batch number 589, GWO & C, retaining much original finish (minor wear, patch of deep rust on left side), in its carton with instruction label in lid and containing parts list. GC

A Belgian 20 bore trade quality percussion sporting gun, 46½" overall, barrel 32" with octagonal breech, engraved back action lock, halfstocked, the underside of the butt carved with a theatrical king’s head with glass eyes, engraved GS mounts including shell patch box in butt, sling swivels. WO & QGC

An interesting SB 11 bore percussion sporting gun, 51½" overall, three stage barrel 35½" with octagonal breech, the half stock, lock, false breech and brass mounts including large patch box, from an Enfield Brunswick military percussion rifle, the lock engraved with crowned VR and "Rl Manufactory Enfield" and stamped 1842, brass mounted wooden ramrod with worm. GWO & generally GC (rather worn and battered overall, throat pipe and ramrod worm cap missing)

A South Staffordshire enamelled oval hinge lidded patch box, decorated with floral sprays, on a pink enamelled ground.

A DOUBLE SIDED WELSH QUILT, patch work banded and plain red. 76" x 80".

A 19th Century Porcelain Patch Box, the lid decorated a lady and gentleman in a landscape

a Derby Porcelain Model of Stag, 1750's, at lodge with a wisp of reeds sweeping over its flanks, its upper body slightly raised against its left leg, largely in the white except for facial details, antlers and the applied flowers, patch marks, bears dealers paper label "Manheim", 9.5cm (restoration to left ear, right hind leg and antlers)

An attractive Tekke Turkmen torba, Turkmenistan mid 19th century, 1ft.1in. x 3ft.8in. 0.33m.x 1.12m. Slight wear in field. Left side elem missing outer half all the way down, although top half has been used as a patch in centre of upper edge, with slight tear into field, very slight loss to base.

Kuba long rug, north east Caucasus late 19th century, 10ft.7in. x 4ft.1in. 3.23m. x 1.25m. Overall uneven wear, small piece missing lower right edge, small patch lower end border right, slight losses both ends. This is an example of very distinctive but quite rare, design group. See Bennett, Oriental Rugs vol. 1: Caucasian', nos. 161 and 313 for a discussion of the type and related examples, including one in the Metropolitan Museum, New York.

Herbert Stanley, (fl.c.1900-1915) "LOWDORE (sic) FALLS" NEAR KESWICK, oil on canvas, signed lower left, entitled to the canvas verso, 115.5cm x 80cm, (45.5in x 31.5in), ina swept gilt frame (patch to canvas verso) ***This artist is apparently unrecorded, but his style owes much to Keswick artist William Lakin Turner, and to James Henry ("Herbert") Crossland. The signature of the forename bears a resemblance to works which the latter artist signed "Herbert Crossland".

A pair of Derby figural candlesticks, one modelled with Venus and Cupid the other with Mars, both stood before floral pillars supporting stiff leaves and sconces on scroll bases, patch marks to base, circa 1765.

A Derby porcelain figure of the Italian Farmer holding a cockerel before a flowering stump, on scroll base, 22cm. high, patch marks, circa 1760, small losses.

A pair of Derby porcelain figures of Jupiter and Juno, he modelled seated in a chariot with an eagle at foot, Juno seated in a chariot with bared breast and peacock at her shoulder, both on scroll bases, patch marks, circa 1765.

A Chelsea Derby baluster vase with scroll handles with mask terminals and shell moulding enamelled with quadrilobed panels containing figures in a pastoral setting reserved on a burgundy ground, 27.5cm. high, patch marks, circa 1780, glue repair to neck.

101 Dalmations Tableau of Patch, Rolly and Freckles Boxed with Certificate

Dalmatian Tableau Patch Roly and Freckles Boxed with Cert, with a Figure Pongo DM6 Boxed (2)

A double barrelled percussion cavalry carbine by Swinburn & Son, 1853, 20.75" twist barrels with patent breeches of approximately .710 calibre, double back action locks, trigger guard with semi pistol grip spur and circular patch box to butt, fitted with saddle bar and ring and swivel rammer

Six Various Porcelain Patch Boxes with Bird Motifs to Lids

Three Various Decorative Porcelain Patch Boxes

Two Miniature Carved Wood Trinket Boxes & Ivory Patch Box

A rare patch stand or tazza, the circular top with raised moulded rim, on a broad flared hollow pedestal and everted footrim, 13cm diameter, 7cm high, circa 1730 See: Keith Kelsall, Glass In 18th Century England, The Footed Salver, p.29, where he states tazzas of this small size are exceedingly rare

An English Bilston enamel patch box, 19th century; and a circular enamel Grand Tour patch box, L 4.5cm and Dia 5cm