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Lot 575
A percussion double barreled Sporting Gun, 12b (?), makers name indistinct but lock marked "Taunton", barrel length 80cms approx. brass capped ramrod complete with worm and brass cover. ++some rust and minor pitting of barrels etc. woodworm in stock, one hammer working, other needs attention, a pin appears to have been inserted underneath the nipples
Lot 607
A large bi-metal pin back badge "Somerset Veteran Reserve" two enamelled lapel badges for the "National Reserve Somerset" by Gaunt, pin back enamelled badge "West Somerset Yeomanry" South Africa 1900-01 and a Central Association VTC lapel badge (5). Note: The Veteran Reserve was founded around 1907/08 but not recognised by the War Office. In 1913 the Army Council authorised the formation of the National Reserve and members of the Veteran Reserve were invited to transfer. The 1st West Somerset National Reserve were provided with colours by the wife of the mayor of Taunton. They were never consecrated as by this time war had been declared. ++good condition
Lot 356
British Railways "15 Years First Aid Efficiency" enamelled silver medallion on silver curb link Albert engraved to William A Pike 1949 W.38, a small silver St Johns Ambulance medallion engraved to Alfred J Pike (HM 1928) together with a quantity of metal date "bars", a St Johns Ambulance Association badge, tie pin in box, certificates in wallet, two presentation plaques to William Pike 1969 & 1974 etc
Lot 294
A bisque shoulder-head doll, with moulded blonde hair and painted facial features, on a cloth body with composition lower arms and bisque lower legs, 37cm high; and assorted other dolls, including a Norah Wellings sailor with `S.S. Empress of Australia` cap tally band; a pin-cushion doll; a plaster Kewpie doll; and others. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 523
An Anglo-Bosphorus Oil Co. of Bristol easel-back card advertising sign, circa 1925, depicting cans of Bosphorus Gear Oil and Bosphorus Motor Oil and worded `Use / These / and / End all your Motor Troubles`, 33.5cm long (lacking easel-back; punctured and with pin holes); and a Bosphorus Cycle Lubricating Oil wall-hanging card advertising sign, 22.5cm wide (oval), (2). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 568
Three early 19th century whitewood items: a Tunbridge Ware cylindrical sewing companion, with a pin cushion top and line decoration, 9.5cm high (lacking stand); a Tiger Ware box, of similar form, 7cm high (lacking pin cushion top); and a Tiger Ware rectangular box, with penwork floral decoration to the cover, 10cm across (some damage). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 578
A Mauchline Ware glove box, with a pin hinged lid (Margate), 24cm wide (some repairs); a photographic ware novelty boater hat shaped rouge box, with Tartan Ware band (Weston Super Mare); five further Mauchline Ware items: a candlestick (Bathing beach, Southend), 10cm diameter; a stamp box (Cowbridge), 8cm wide; a box containing gilt brass gaming counters with Victorian registration marks (Margate Sands & Jetty), 7cm wide; a spill vase (Deal from the Sea), 4.5cm high; a rectangular box (Weston Super Mare); and two further whitewood items, (9). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.
Lot 1022
A Mixed Lot comprising: a late Victorian Mustard, of oval form with pierced gallery and blue glass insert, with cast and applied shell thumb-piece, and raised on four ball feet; together with an electroplated Pin Cushion, modelled in the form of a seated pig, with cushion to its back, various dates and makers (2)
Lot 1671
A late 19th Century Swiss Rosewood marquetry and Boxwood line inlaid Music Box, MMC28407, the typical rectangular case with hinged cover decorated with a floral basket, within graduated borders, and ebonised moulded edging, and further ebonised fitted interior bearing a paper label for eight airs, including Glory Be To Thee My God This Night; The Better Land; Angels Ever Bright Fair; Abide With Me; and Eternal Light, to a twin spring-driven mechanism, and 11" pin barrel with single piece comb, width 23"
Lot 435
A 19th Century mahogany Davenport of small proportions, stamped for John Watson, 8 New Oxford Street, London and numbered 563, the leather inset slope top with later gilt metal pierced gallery, above pin opening secret drawer, and four drawers to the side, 36cm wide. Provenance: bought by the present vendor from John Bly Antiques.
Lot 1297
A .577 three-band Snider Enfield service rifle, 92.5cm sighted barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, border engraved lock dated 1860 and stamped with a crown over VR at the tail, full stocked with regulation brass and steel mounts, steel cleaning rod. Firing pin removed and barrel pitted.
Lot 135
GASPARE GATTI`S `TITANIC` TEDDY BEAR, EFFECTS AND RELATED ITEMS: AN UNUSUAL SCHUCO TEDDY BEAR with short golden mohair, metal pin eyes, black stitched nose and mouth, metal ears and metal framed jointed body with metal strip between legs, 4.3/4in. (12cm) high (one leg loose); and a display cushion. A MEERSCHAUM EAGLE CLAW PIPE. fitted leather case with red velvet lining, 4.1/4in. (11cm) long (repair to stem). A LARGE STUDIO PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPH OF GASPARE GATTI. Jacquiers, 213 regent St, 11.1/2 x 9in. (29 x 23cm. Various original documents including Victor (Vittorio) Gatti 1904 (son) birth certificate, Edith Cheese 1876 (wife) birth certificate, seven Italian Consulate documents concerning Gaspare and Edith, Edith`s will dated 1956 and Edith`s Certificate of Naturalization. Various copies of other documents including a letter from the Titanic Fund and a letter of provenance from Vittorio`s widow.. A prototype for the Merrythought limited edition copy of the `Titanic Bear` and presentation box, 9in. (23cm) high. Merrythought No.15 of 5000 limited edition of the `Titanic Bear` and presentation box, 8in. (20.5cm) high. various other items for museum display. Literature: The Teddy Bear Encyclopedia, by Pauline Cockerill, page 193. Famous Bears & Friends, by Janet Wyman Coleman, page 26. Bearland, by Deborah Stratton, page 27. The Little Book of Celebrity Bears, Pauline Cockerill, page 9. In the Company of Bears, by Prue Theobalds. With thanks to the www.encyclopedia-titanica.org for the following information. Sig. Gaspare Antonino Pietro (Luigi) Gatti, was born in Montalto Pavese, Italy on 3 January 1875. He was one of eleven children of Paolo Gatti and Maria Nascimbene. Gatti left Italy for England when he was still young. He married a British subject and together they had a son, Vittorio. When Luigi signed on to the Titanic on the April 1912, he gave his home address as "Montalto", Harborough Road, Southampton. Luigi Gatti joined the restaurant business at an early age. In London, he ran two Ritz restaurants, the `Gatti`s Adelphi` and the `Gatti`s Strand`. On the Olympic and later the Titanic, he would run the a la carte restaurants with staff drawn from his two London restaurants. Gatti died in the sinking, his body was recovered by the Minia (No.313) and buried in Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Effects listed by the Minia- "gold watch and chain; sovereign case; Kruger sovereign; silver match box; $6 American notes; pair cuff links marked "L. G"; diamond ring: 2 collar buttons; knife marked "Imperial Restaurant"; key; rubber eraser; lead pencil; incase, 7 sovereigns; 2 half sovereigns, 5/6d in silver; copper coins; bunch of keys with the followings tags "Comptroller`s Office restaurant 1st class entrance to "B" Deck; the other "Restaurant Manager, entrance to Cafe Parisian"; laundry, marked lined collar "HR"; two pockets kinives marked "H.R."; one pair of gloves. Sadly neither the Teddy Bear nor pipe are mentioned here, it is not known if there records are conclusive. The items included in this lot were donated by Vittorio`s widow in 1986 and exhibited at the Ribchester Museum of Childhood. They were sold along with the contents of the museum on 17th August 1995. It would appear that the bear in this lot is by Schuco and later in date than sinking of the Titanic, as Schreyer & Co. was founded in 1912 by Heinrich M?ller and Heinrich Schreyer. Prior to this M?ller worked for Bing and there is a slim possibility that a similar bear was made by them years earlier, although there are no records yet discovered to back this theory up.
Lot 369
AN AMERSHAM PIN CRICKET BAGATELLE BOARD, depicting a cricket game in progress, 30 x 15.1/2in. (76.2 x 38cm); a Chad Valley Cricketelle board; and a collection of cricket board games, mid 20th Century and later, jigsaw puzzles etc (a lot). Lots 362-373 are the property of Dr. Anthony Evans, retired wicket-keeper for Almondsbury Cricket Club
Lot 579
11 territorial regt etc cap badges: Monmouth dragon (1769) brass and WM, wreath (1770), Hereford (as 1793 and 2394), Herts wide and narrow antlers, Huntingdon Cyclist and one collar (brooch pin), Robin Hood Rifles sidecap, Essex shield in wreath, D of Yorks School, no 221 on back; a Vic 3rd VB E Surrey collar. GC to VGC. (13)
Lot 742
An OR`s cap badge of the 178th CEF ("Province de Quebec" type); Army Dental Corps collar badge; 3 old cap tallies: HMS Gleaner, Drake and RNVR London; Third Reich destroyer badge (no pin or hook, othewise good); a glengarry cap with anodised Lowland Brigade badge; a small Union flag; 2 military drum biscuit barrels; 4 commemorative pewter pots; and 2 press photographs of the new type Admiral`s launch. Average GC
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