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Lot 165
Two pieces of Poole Pottery Delphis comprising a shape 83 vase and a shape 86 bowl, both decorated in the typical manner, printed marks to both, vase height 15cm, together with a large continental mid 20th Century table centre glazed in a tonal black with red flame pattern, unmarked, length 50.5cm. (3)
Lot 1136
An Edward VII King South Africa medal awarded to 5341 Pte S.Young Glouc Regt with two bars and ribbon, four George V medals awarded as follows 23305 Pte A.E Jones.R.Suss Regt, 6393 Pte T Hasprey. R.W.Fus, 301023 J.Nock.L.Sto.RN, 232576 Gnr.A.Hill.R.A, also two Civilisation medals for Pte W Howell R. War.R and 8518 Pte J Poole S.Staffs.R. (7)
Lot 137
British No.7 Knife/Socket Bayonet, one side of the ricasso marked with a broad arrow and '78' the other side marked 'MK 1/7' and broad arrow, rotating pommel stamped with broad arrow and '/78', red tufnel grips, held in steel scabbard marked on the stud with a 'P' within a circle for the Poole Arsenal, (Part of the Philip Bowes collection)
Lot 138
Scarce British Pattern No.8 Knife Bayonet made at the Poole Arsenal, similar to the No.5 Jungle Carbine bayonet it was designed for use with the experimental Self Loading Rifle of the late 1940s, it has a much smaller muzzle ring than the No.5, marked on the blade with a 'P' within a circle and the date 1946, pommel stamped with a broad arrow and inspection marks, held in steel scabbard, complete with webbing frog, (Part of the Philip Bowes collection)
Lot 413
Christie (Agatha). The Man in the Brown Suit, 1st edition, London: John Lane The Bodley Head Limited, 1924, half-title and advert leaf at rear present, occasional minor scattered spotting mostly to first and last few leaves, original grey-brown cloth lettered and decorated in dark brown (in the same pattern used in Poirot Investigates), vertical crease to spine and lettering faint, rubbed and light wear, 8voQTY: (1)NOTE:Wagstaff & Poole, p.30-31.
Lot 203
A most interesting 19th century American large Texas steer horn flask, overall scrimshaw decorated with male portraits of gun slinger type figures, appearing to relate to Jesse James. The horn with military style leather cover bearing brass tab '102' overall 46cm across. Together with a letter from Mary B Morrow, dated March 1971, referring to such a flask that had been mentioned by her father Ben Morrow, who rode with the James Boys during the 'War between the States', she recalled her father saying that some of the Hudspeth's had said that such a horn was given to Quantril by Bill Haller, his first recruit and also mentioned another one that could be blown, but one that was carved after the war down in Texas by Dave Poole. Together with a hand written letter from Margaret Shepherd dated 1977 to the same gentleman, also making reference to the horn and the history of the so called James Boys. Jesse James from Wikipedia, Jesse Woodson James (1847-1842), was an American outlaw, bank and train robber guerrilla and leader of the James-Younger gang. He was raised in Western Messouri and had strong Southern sympathies. He and his brother Frank James joined pro-confederate guerrillas known as 'Bush Wackers' operating in Messuuri and Kansas during the American Civil War. As followers of William Quantril and 'Bloody' Bill Anderson, they were accused of committing various atrocities against Union soldiers and civilian abolitionists. After the War, as members of various gangs of outlaws, Jesse and Frank James robbed banks, stage coaches and trains across the mid west and were particularly known for gaining National fame and often popular sympathy despite the brutality of their crimes. On April 3rd 1882, Jesse James was shot and killed by Robert Ford, a new recruit to the gang who hoped to collect a reward on James's life and be promised an amnesty for his pervious crimes. Already a celebrity in life James became a legendary figure of the Wild West after his Death. Jesse married his cousin Zee in 1874 and had two children who survived into adulthood. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Appearing in good original condition, the provenance appearing genuine but unfortunately the Auctioneers have no further information to reinforce this suggestion.
Lot 95
A Totepool Winning Jockey salver, awarded to Frankie Dettori, the central field engraved 'TOTEPOOL / Winning Jockey / Totepool October Stakes / Ascot Saturday 01 October 2016'20.3cm diameter;together with an Irish Champion Stakes salver, the central field engraved 'IRELAND / THE FOOD ISLAND / IRISH / CHAMPION / STAKES / Leopardstown / 2001' awarded to Frankie Dettori17.75cm diameter;a sportingbet Stakes silver plated small presentation plate trophy, the central field engraved 'The Sportingbet Stakes / Winning Jockey / York Racecourse / 18th May 2012' awarded to Frankie Dettori10cm diameter;a Dick Poole Stakes tankard trophy, the main body engraved 'THE DICK POOLE / STAKES / SALISBURY / 5 SEPTEMEBER 2002 / JOCKEY' awarded to Frankie Dettori15cm high;A Hippo Group Premio Presidente della Repubblica trophy cup, the plaque engraved 'Hippo Group / Premio / Presidente della Repubblica / al Fantino / Roma, 19 maggio 2019' awarded to Frankie Dettori25cm high (5)Provenance:Frankie Dettori
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