A good selection of bullion, embroidered and printed Royal Navy and Fleet Air Arm patches. All Queen Elizabeth II era and likely mid 20th century and later. Plus, an Air Command Bisley embroidered bullion patch, an Old Contemptibles bullion embroidered patch, 2 Royal Navy cap tallies, a Royal Canadian Regiment metal mounting plate, and a bag of late Victorian (circa 1873-1901) Royal Artillery buttons (15 buttons). 20 items. Condition: generally good throughout - some grubbiness from storage on some of the printed patches, though they would appear to have been unused. A few of the bullion badges are still sealed in their plastic wraps.
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A selection of WW2 Civil Defence / ARP related badges and other items. To include: a late WW2 nickel ARP wardens badge, with button hole fitting, 2 x embroidered cloth ‘Warden’ shoulder titles, a ‘Southgate’ civil defence cloth patch, 2 x ARP printed service chevrons (one year and four years), and a pair of 1941 dated Anti-Gas MKII eye shields. Plus, a WW2 era gilt metal and enamel Essex Regiment sweetheart brooch, 2 x embroidered school badges, a base metal 1935 County of Middlesex silver jubilee medal, a blue and yellow cotton rosette by Kenning & Son of London, and a vintage William Rodgers ‘I cut my way’ sheath knife, marked ‘Made in Sheffield England’. Complete with a leather wrapped handle and a 1957 dated leather sheath. Condition: generally good. Some signs of light wear / soiling to the badges, but nothing that is detrimental. The blade of the knife shows some light corrosion spotting in places, but this should be able to be cleaned off. The eye shields appear to be unused. Important Note: due to new rules imposed by the Royal Mail, we can no longer use in house postage to dispatch any type of blade. It’s recommended that buyers collect their purchase or arrange to have the items collected in their behalf.
English Fine Bone China, Decorated, hand created, hand painted by Dorothy Doughty for Royal Worcester. Issued: 1937. Edition: 500. Featuring a Brilliant Red Cock with a Black Patch over eyes and beak, poised above white orange blossoms with dark green leaves. The Hen is subdued in tones perched in an orange branch with an unripe orange at her back: stepped circular white porcelain bases, in Wood Bases. Very Rare, early and difficult to obtain. Hallmark: Authentic Backstamps, W on each side of the base. Origin: England. Size: Male: 11.50"H x 8"W x 8"D. Female: 10"H x 6.5"W x 5.5"D. Artist: Dorothy DoughtyIssued: 1937Dimensions: In DescEdition Number: 500Manufacturer: Royal Worcester Porcelain CompanyCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Very Good, Age Related Wear
George III mahogany dining table, rectangular pull-out top, D-ends, reeded edge, turned fluted legs on castors, concertina action, width 132cm, height 75cm, top 68cm x 62cm, together with three leaves, each 69cm wide.Condition report:The three additional leaves would appear to be original with fir colour uniformity to the top surfaces (faded similarly to the fixed leaves and drop leaves) and the undersides also have a uniform colour (darker than the tops). One leaf has a large patch of unusual colour striping to the centre, and smaller patches elsewhere - almost like zebra stripes. Another leaf has several deep scratches running across the grain (three scratches measuring 5cm, 7cm, and 4cm). \The third leaf (the middle leaf as per the image of it fully extended) has lighter and shallower surface scratching. The fixed leaves have numerous historic scratches and spots of staining. All-in-all it would benefit a professional refinish. The leaves don't show any signs of warping or sagging in the mechanism, which is a little stiff but it does conertina out quite well and back again. All leaves (additional and fixed) had slight splits through the planks where the table clip brackets are attached. All clips are present and fit securely. Various other random faint split lines extending elsewhere around the edging of the fixed and additional leaves. The ends of each leaf show signs of scratching and wear from being put down and stored over the years.Height to the skirt 61cm.
Victorian mahogany dressing table, with bow front, three-quarter gallery, fitted with a single frieze drawer and end cupboards, width 92cm, depth 52cm, height 82cm.Condition report:The top is in relatiely good condition, there is a brown patch towards the bowfront which looks to have been re-coloured in the past and now shows as quite a dull flat area in terms of colour (just to the right of the lot sticker on the additional image). Otherwise historic marks to the top as you might expect, no splits. There are some splits to the gallery sides. Back all looks original. Some wear to the interior of the end cupboards and central drawer. Knocks and marks to the supports. Remains solid and sound in the frame.
A silver vase, William Comyns & Sons, London 1893, repousse chased bird and floral design, scalloped rim, crimped foot, 6.5x8cm; silver sealing wax holder, cabochon cut turquoise to slider, 17cm; silver vanity pot; silver trinket pot in the form of an acorn, Millenium hallmark; silver patch box; silver-backed hand mirror and hairbrush; paste set star brooch; and pewter tankard; total weighable 7oz.Qty: 1 box
A Victorian Staffordshire "Florentine Opaque China" blue and white jug, together with an English blue and white pottery ginger jar and cover. The jug 17 cm high. (Two) Small patch of glaze loss to one side of jug, thank you for looking at this lot which is being sold on behalf of The Alexander Devine Children's Hospice. Due to the value of this lot although we will try and answer any questions, we would prefer that you come and view the item/s in person as we will not be providing condition reportsThank you for looking at this lot which is being sold on behalf of The Alexander Devine Children's Hospice. Due to the value of this lot although we will try and answer any questions, we would prefer that you come and view the item/s in person as we will not be providing condition reports
Four novelty silver and enamelled salts, 20th century, 4.5cm higha pierced Tibetan prayer scroll holder, 31.5cm higha skull and cross bone flag, on a painted pole, 50cm higha 1869 dated scrap album, 18 x 15cm;a silver cigarette case, an oval gilt patch box, a bone measure (qty.)Condition ReportTarnishing and wear. Album fair overall.
A Bilston enamel patch box, 18th century, enamelled with a portrait of 'The Young Roscius', with a silvered lid to the inside, 5cm widea continental enamelled box and cover, with painted figures and scenes, 10cm wide;a Sevres style pot and cover, pseudo marks, 5cm wide; and a glass pot, the top inset with 'The Fountains Cristal Palace', 4.5cm high (4)Condition ReportRubbing and wear to all.
Robin Rive, Countrylife - Two Limited Edition Robin Rive, Countrylife fully jointed bears: "Farnell" bear.(No 2 of 300) created to celebrate Teddy's 100th birthday. with woodwool and kapok stuffing. with nose and paw stitching to replicate the style of the era. Approx 48 cm long. with "Since 1902" written on paw, where there is also a small hole which appears to be a worsening of a patch seen on other "Farnell" bears, otherwise in good condition with low storage/display odor. And "Fishing Peter" (No 23 of 300) approx 35 cm long, flat footed, wearing a jacket and carrying a fishing pole with articulated fish. with low storage/display odor (This does not constitute a guarantee) [L]
Fifteen Lilliput Lane cottages and buildings, all South/South West England themed to include The Lobster Pot (Coverack, Cornwall), Christmas Lights At The Bell Inn (Shanklin, Isle Of Wight, illuminated in working order), I Believe In Santa Paws (Vernham Dean, Hampshire, working illumination), Santa's Grotto (Wherwell, Hampshire, working illumination), April Cottage (Binstead, Hampshire), Rosemary Cottage (Fordingbridge, Hampshire), Honey Pot Tearoom (Bossington, Somerset), Little Tea Caddy (Upper Swanmore, Hampshire), Kiln Cottage (Devon, very small chip to chimney), Cabbage Patch Corner (Sturminster Newton, Dorset), Little Scrumpy (Somerset), An Apple A Day (Vernham Dean, Hampshire), Out To Sea (Mullion Cove, Cornwall), Fuschia Cottage (Corfe, Dorset, chip to front base) and Good Luck (Itchen Stoke, Hampshire), all boxed with deeds and all in excellent condition with exceptions noted above, no corrosion to battery compartments
Four 20th Century Quilts comprising a pink and white strippy quilt, the pink stripes with zip zag edges with pink and blue strippy reverse, hand quilted with cable trellis and floral motifs 213cm by 244cm, cream, pink and green patchwork quilt with central panel made up of square and triangles surrounded by borders of cream, red and white gingham and pink and green floral, with the same floral print on the reverse, hand quilted 200cm by 265cm, white cotton quilt with cream applique and embroidery to the central panel and border with quilting in cable and diamond designs with white to the reverse 246cm by 164cm, mainly pink, blue and cream patchwork quilt in a log cabin design in floral abstract and checked printed fabrics with white to the reverse 220cm by 230cm, (4) Several patches of missing stitching, some staining and discolouration and a repair to the reverseApplique - Large patch of discolouration
Extra large satchel holds it all. The top edge is gathered around the thick woven leather handles. Long zip pockets on both ends. Large leather tassel embellished with signature hardware. Light gray logo fabric with two zip and two open pockets. Strap drop: 11"L. Brighton leather patch #E375676. Matching zip coin pouch has solid leather heart and edge. Dust bag included. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 19"L x 3"W x 14"HManufacturer: BrightonCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Black sturdy jacquard fabric decorated with colorful embroidered images of shoes, handbags, bracelet and sunglasses. Black leather trim and shoulder straps. Interior pockets, zippered top closure. Length of shoulder straps is 13"L. Brighton leather patch stitched on the inside with registration number C231403. Dimensions: 16"L x 5"W x 10"HManufacturer: BrightonCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Actresses/Actors. 10 x Collection of signed White Cards Approx. 5x3 Inch. Signatures such as Harry Melling. Laura patch. Charity Wakefield plus others. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
An Edwardian opal and diamond-set ringthe oval black opal cabochon claw-set about the openwork diaper work shoulders set with old-cut diamonds to the ornate basket and ridged shank with impressed L&Co mark, ring size H1/2, 3.0gCondition: Overall condition good. Minor compression to basket setting and evidence of ring sizing Opal: 11.9 x 10.2m x 4.3mm. Good play of colours including reds but vacant patch in middle. minor surface wear. Claw possibly replaced.
A Chinese green 'jade' pendant, the carved pendant with dragon shaped detail, 6cm long, with a further white 'jade' pendant, the carved openwork stylised pendant upon fabric necklace, 7.5cm long (2) Condition report: Green example - No obvious cracks or chips. Minor 'cracks' seen to the interior (under x10 loupe) These don't appear to be surface reaching. General scuffs and surface blemishes seen, commensurate with being worn. Residue seen to carved areas, may benefit from a clean. White example - Minor chip to the high relief area of the 'beasts toes' General scuffs and surface blemishes seen, commensurate with being worn. Residue seen to carved areas, may benefit from a clean. Crack to carved 'swirl' area (see image)Green patch seen
Barbie - Mattel - an original vintage 1960s Barbie doll with blonde hair, stamped to the body 'Midge 1962 Barbie 1958 By Mattel Inc. Patented'. Along with an original vintage vinyl Barbie circular carry case, dated 1966. Supplied with a quantity of assorted brand clothing (many Sindy items) and a Sindy 'Patch' doll. Various conditions.
Group of continental porcelain, to include encrusted bottle vase with cover, figure of a maiden, Meissen cabinet cup and saucer, and another on blue and floral ground, centerpiece stand, patch box and a Quimper figure.Condition report:Meissen cup and suacer , numerous losses to porcelain applied foliage.Continetal bottle vase - losses to floral encrustationa and numerous cracks to body.Some loss to gilded rim.
Japanese Meiji period oviform vase, enamelled with birds and trellis pattern in blue, signed in characters to base, 18cm high, a Chinese famille rose ginger jar and cover, painted with figures, a Chinese simulated jade mounted wall hanging (3) Condition Report Vase with surface marks, accretions, crazing, losses to enamel, brown patch on side. General wear and tear on all items.
Group of Coalport, Royal Worcester, Brooks & Bentley and other bone china figures of ladies, 20th century, various printed and impressed marks, including: two of The Legendary Princesses, Ladies of Fashion, Coalport limited edition figures of Sapphire (1,832/9,500) and Topaz (99 of 9,500), Millennium Debut (3007 of 7,500) a Coalport robin and other figures (17) Condition Report Ruby - Chip to floral encrustement in hair. Patch of missed glaze/firing fault on scarf over right arm. Bridget - Soem surface wear and marking.Sophie - Chip to blade of ice skate. Firing crack along right arm and muff. Stain to front of coat. Soem surface wear and marking. Missing a handSplendour of Court - Two small chip to frills at back section of dress. Chip to end of index finger of right hand. Chip to floral encrustments. Surface wear and marks.Sapphire - Chip to right-hand encrustments on head. Surface wear and marks.Grace - Chip to head floral encrustments. Molding fault to edge of dress above shoe. Surface wear and marks.Topaz - Chip to floral encrustements to back of head. Some surface wear and marking.Arabella - Repair to foot. Mark/fault to left hand. Chip to rim of dress. Surface wear and amrking. Break to hand.Unamed "Ladies of Fashion" - Surface fouling, surface wear and marks."Millenium debut" - Surface fouling, wear and marks.Small coalport figure - Surface fouling and wear.Spirit of Dance - Chip to base. Surface wear and marks.Emerald - Soem surface wear and marks.Sophie (Romantic voyages) - Lost right hand. Heavy surface fouling. Surface wear.Swan princess - Surface fouling, wear and marks.Rapunzel - Surface wear and marking.Coalport Robin - Some surface wear and marks.
Seven Murano-style glass models of birds and a seahorse, including: cockerels, swan, heron and a model of a seahorse with bubble inclusions, 34cm high max. (8)Condition ReportSeahorse with bruise/chip to nose and chip to base of ear. Heron with surface scratches, appears to be a crack with rough patch to the head/beak area. General wear and tear.
A .55 GREENE'S PATENT BRITISH ISSUE CAPPING BREECH-LOADING CARBINE SIGNED MASSACHUSETTS ARMS CO., serial no. 221, dated for 1856, with tapering round 18in. barrel, dove-tailed block and blade fore-sight, elevating ladder rear-sight, central section of outer barrel faceted for grip, plain receiver, long plain top-tang marked 'GREENE'S PATENT JUNE 27 1854', back-action lockplate fitted with Maynard's tape priming system and marked 'MASS. ARMS CO. CHICOPEE FALLS USA 1856', a 'VR' crown cypher and 'MAYNARD'S PATENT SEPT 22 1845', plain hammer, walnut butt-stock with iron patch-box and semi-crescent heel-plate, saddle-ring to the trigger-guard tang, large trigger-guard bow with two triggers, the front unlocking the barrel for loading, ordnance stamps, and no provision for fore-end, fair amount of finish remaining.
Mattel - Berenguer - The Doll Factory - Others - A collection of unboxed Black dolls in various sizes and materials. Lot includes a Mattell hard plastic Cabbage Patch Kids doll; The Doll Factory Realistic New Born doll marked 'Diana 1996' to rear of head; Berenguer Realistic Baby Doll marked '2309' to rear of head and similar. Conditions generally range one Poor - mainly Good - Very Good. All items are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)
A fine George III silver tea caddy, Alice & George Burrows II, London 1811, bulbous rectangular form with shaped gadrooned rim, raised on bun feet, height 14cm, 18.4oz . Condition Report:Still heavy gauge, general wear to high points and a few extremely light dents, rear left corner of body has an internal patch solder repair, hinged lid working perfectly, no key, front of body has engraved armorial crest, hallmarks clear
Theatre.- Langbaine (Gerard) An Account of the English Dramatick Poets, first edition, penultimate errata f., final f. with vertical half-title to verso, 'North Library' bookplate to front pastedown and small embossed stamp of the Earls of Macclesfield to title & a2, book-label of J.O. Edwards, bookplate of Robert Harley to verso of title, very occasional ink annotation in a contemporary hand (see G7, Y6, 2I2v, 2K5), N4 short tear into text affecting few letters, some foxing, light browning, contemporary calf, covers with central gilt arms and name "Robert Harley" to either side, spine gilt in compartments and with red morocco label, small patch of worming to head of lower cover, little rubbed, upper joint split and with very small chip to head, lower joint split at head, but both holding, [Wing L373; Pforzheimer 577], 8vo, Oxford, Printed by L.L. [i.e. Leonard Lichfield] for George West, and Henry Clements, 1691. *** With discussion of Shakespeare on pp.453-69. Robert Harley (1661-1724), 1st Earl of Oxford and Earl Mortimer.
Sassoon (Siegfried, poet and writer, 1886-1967) Autograph Letter initialled "SS" to Kerrison Preston, 2pp. & envelope, Heytesbury House, Wiltshire, 22nd October 1961, discussing Preston's "perceptive appreciation" of Ian Davies Piers Prodigal, among other topics, "I only saw Gordon Bottomley [poet, 1874-1948] once, & then only shook hands with him...he is much underestimated by the prejudice of contemporary fashion. One of my regrets is, that I never knew Graham Robertson. Time Was is one of my favourite books of reminiscence...What a ?bevy of talents they are at Stanbrook! [Abbey] I spent 3 happy days there in July", central fold, very faint patch of toning to verso, and 3 other letters, one addressed to Mr. Sasson (incomplete and unsigned, although evidently from Kerrison Preston), and 2 from Dame Hildelith Cumming [nun, printer and musician at Stanbrook Abbey, 1909-91] to Mr. Preston on Stanbrook Abbey headed paper, all loosely inserted into a copy of Ian Davie’s Piers Prodigal and other poems, first edition, original cloth, dust-jacket, spine sunned, faint foxing to lower panel, lightly rubbed, 8vo, 1961; and 9 others, including a copy of Bottomly's Charles Ricketts with signed presentation inscription to Kerrison Preston, several others with ephemera relating to Preston loosely inserted, 4to & 8vo (10) *** Kerrison Preston (1884-1974) solicitor and collector of the works of William Blake. Preston acted as literary executor of the artist and author W. Graham Robertson.
Fox Talbot (William Henry).- The Art-Union, Monthly journal of the Fine Arts, vol. 8, with an original calotype photography by Fox Talbot (a little faded, small patch of wear, label to verso of mount), engraved plates, some folding, illustrations, 19th century half morocco, gilt, [Gernsheim, Incunabula, 620], 1846; and vol. 9 & 10 of the journal, uniformly bound, 4to (3)*** "The first magazine in the world to be illustrated with a photograph" (Gernsheim). With an original talbotype (or 'calotype') of a church by Henry Fox Talbot. Also includes a two-page article on 'The Talbotype-Sun Pictures'.
A German patch box the cover decorated in relief with figures with a repeating floral boarder and flower sprays to the interior, width approx 3.5ins, together with another German snuff box decorated with classical scene and flowers width 3.74ins ( restored) together with another decorated with a Dutch boy with a dog 2ins and a circular snuff box decorated with a classical scene, cracked 5ins
An M.P.P. Micro Press England 4x5 large format camera. With focusing screen and two lenses; a Schneider-Kreuznach 135mm f4.7 Xenar and a Rodenstock Sironar 135mm f5.6 both mounted on Micro Press lens plates and both with working leaf shutters. Focal plane shutter untested. Bellows appear OK. Rangefinder patch is clearly visable but slightly off vertically. Together with instruction manual.
A collection of film cameras. To include a FED 4 with a 53mm f2.8 lens. Shutter working, rangefinder working but with faint patch, poor cosmetic condition. A Nikon F50 with a 35-80mm f4-5.6 AF Nikkor lens. Untested. A Halina 35X, a Polaroid Image Pro and a 35mm pin hole camera (5). Together with some accessories.
English School, 18th century Spaniels frolicking in a landscapeoil on canvas32 x 47cmUnlined. One small patch repair verso corresponding with small dot of loss to the centre right of the image. Further scattered small paint losses, principally to the outer edges as illustrated. Slight undulation of the canvas and stretcher mark visible. Craquelure throughout commensurate with age. Paint surface dirty and would benefit from a clean. Under UV light, old layer of discoloured varnish apparent but overall paintwork appears predominantly original. 47 x 62cm framed
Flemish School, 17th-18th century An Allegory of Wisdominscribed to the flag 'Sapientia dominabitur astris'oil on canvas58 x 88cmUnlined with original hand wove canvas evident. Craquelure throughout commensurate with age. Minor signs of restoration with evidence of small patch repairs visible to the reverse. Light surface dirt, wear and tiny losses but overall appears predominantly in good, original, stable condition with a consistent paint surface and no signs of extensive restoration.

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