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Lot 1892
L Chobert of Paris 16 bore side by side shotgun with engraved locks, trigger guard, underside, thumb lever, top plate and fences, chequered grip and forend, double trigger and 27.5 inch barrels engraved L Chobert Arq (Arquebusier) A Paris 16 R (Rue) Lafayette & 27 R Taitbout, overall length 111cm, length of pull 36cm, serial number 995. PLEASE NOTE THAT A VALID RELEVANT FIREARMS/SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE IS REQUIRED TO HANDLE/PURCHASE THIS ITEM.
Lot 1015
British Army WW2 Dunkirk 1940 Gloucestershire Regiment Military Medal group of three comprising Military Medal named to 5186290 L/Cpl R L E Mayo, 1939/1945 Star and Defence Medal. The 5th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment were fighting in the French village of Ledringhem on the 28th and 29th May 1940. On the 28th Ledringhem became surrounded by the enemy who were attacking on four sides, and this was confirmed this when a dispatched rider sent to Brigade Headquarters failed to return. At half past seven in the evening the enemy commenced an intense mortar bombardment, obviously preparing for a large scale attack. The accounts then state: There were short, sharp bursts of mortar bombardment, followed by airburst artillery over the village. Soon after this had begun two runners got into Battalion Headquarters from Brigade, Lance-Corporals Barnfield and Mayo of a "C" Company platoon which had been detached at Reitweld, farther to the north, but which had been withdrawn to Brigade Headquarters earlier on. It had taken them four hours to complete the three miles to Ledringhem, through strong enemy positions, and they both received the M.M for their timely action and bravery. The message they brought was of the utmost importance, and if they had not got through there would have been little hope for survival of the Battalion. The orders were to break out and make towards Bambecque where they would join up with the remainder of the Brigade. After sustaining many casualties the majority of the Battalion, including L.Cpl. Barnfield, managed to slip out that night and the following day received a warm welcome from the 8th Worcesters at Bambecque. Mayo was not so lucky and that night was taken Prisoner of War and he was held in Marlag und Milag Nord P.O.W camp, Westertimke, which was liberated on 3rd May 1945. The lot inclues photos and paperwork
Lot 1047
Royal Air Force WW2 medals comprising The Burma Star, Defence Medal and War Medal for LAC R J H Cooper, with postal box for Didmarton, Badminton and acceptance paperwork, together with Police Special Constabulary Faithful Service Medal and clasp for Long Service 1942 named to Ernest Cooper, a Gloucestershire Special Constable, enamel badge and pair of leather gauntlets
Lot 1052
Five police medals comprising two Jubilee Medals 1887 named to P C R Carter Y Division Metropolitan Police, Jubilee Medal 1897 named to P C W Burford W Division Metropolitan Police and three 'For Faithful Service' medals named to John F Doughty (George V), John A Sallis (George VI) and William Shore (Elizabeth II)
Lot 1057
British Army probable father and son group WW1 medals comprising War Medal and Victory Medal named to 36427 Pte R E Morgan Worcester Regiment together with WW2 1939/1945 Star, Burma Star and Defence Medal, Lionel Morgan served with the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars (WW2) in North Africa and was a POW.
Lot 1074
British Army Territorial Efficiency Medal (Elizabeth II) named to 22292168 Lance Corporal R Thomson Royal Army Ordnance Corps and a Territorial & Army Volunteer Reserve Efficiency Medal (Elizabeth II) named to 22043165 Lance Corporal E J Wagstaff Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME)
Lot 1271
Royal Air Force WW2 documents, photographs etc for Leading Aircraftsman JLW Werrett, RAFVR, depicting his service with 523 Air Ministry Experimental Station in North Africa / Middle East during the early part of the war, many photographs annotated, together with souvenir Nazi Party leather belt stamped B A BR 739 and buckle marked R&N 38
Lot 1280
A collection of over 50 military badges and buttons etc including Irish Guards valise badge, 20th Hussars with makers J R Gaunt to slider, North Irish Horse with Marples & Beasley to slider, 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, King's Dragoon Guards with J R Gaunt to slider and 19th Hussars, with some restrikes etc
Lot 1312
Three albums of 1920's photographs relating to no 14 Squadron RAF in the Middle East, taken by R N H Pearce of the RAF Photographic Section based in Ramleh, Palestine, now Ramla in Israel.The first album of approximately 100 photographs begins in Jerusalem and includes the Wailing Wall, street scenes and bazaars, Government House and several aerial views, continues with Bethlehem including Garden of Gethsemanie, Amman, Petra and Jaffa including scenes at the well and local boys, aerial views of Jaffa and Tel Aviv, aircraft including Vickers Victoria and Southampton sea plane and no 14 Squadron jazz band 1924The second album comprises approximately 48 photographs, many aerial views and aircraft in flight including Night-hawk over No 8 Squadron, DH9A in Iraq, Amman Camp, Petra, River Jordan Jericho, Kurcuk 'Drome, Haifa etc, also many aircraft and personnel including 55 Squadron Kurcuk, AOC inspecting 14 Squadron RAF, Neba-Saleh at Ramleh, Inspection by Sir John Salmon at Ramleh, the Jaffa train at Ludd and images of Iraq including Baghdad.The third album of approximately 48 photographs comprises several aerial views including Jericho, war cemeteries in Palestine, Ramleh village and 14 Squadron base, further Ramleh etc., many images of everyday life in Ramleh including pottery bazaar, personnel and aircraft including forced landing, preparing breakfast, dinner beside the railway line, 'Drome showing three types of machine, Vickers Vinny from Egypt with 'spare engine' and Vickers Vernon ambulance, and finally HMS Caradoc and Queen Elizabeth.
Lot 399
AFTER RICHARD JONESGoing Out; Finding; Coursing; The Deatha set of four engravings by Charles Turner, published at R Ackermann, London 1821each plate size 35 x 44cmtogether with a set of four other engravings by George Hunt after Francis Calcraft Turner; January Snipe Shooting; October Pheasant Shooting; November Woodcock Shooting; December Duck Shooting, each image size 37 x 49cm(8)Two of the works do not have glass.
Lot 469
RICHARD HENRY NIBBS (BRITISH, 1816-1893)A river landscape with two figures in a boatsigned 'R H Nibbs' (lower left)watercolour and bodycolour38.5 x 58cmtogether with a watercolour by the same hand of men gathering wood, signed 'RNibbs' (lower right), 37 x 53cm; and a further watercolour by another hand of a coastal scene, indistinctly signed '*** Deakin' (lower left), 32.5 x 51cm(3)
Lot 1130
MORGAN AND SANDERS; A REGENCY MAHOGANY CAMPAIGN SOFA, CIRCA 1810With brass inlaid lyre arm terminals and turned supports, 198cm wide; 92cm highProvenance: By repute acquired from The Kepples Head Hotel, Portsmouth, where it was recorded in the 19th Century hotel inventory. The Kepples Head is located 100 yards from the main naval base gate and was regularly used by Naval Officers and Diplomats, prior to embarkation from Portsmouth. This campaign or metamorphic sofa has been associated to the work of Morgan & Sanders (1801-1820), who alongside Thomas Butler and William Pocock were the leading proponents of ‘patent’ furniture in the Regency era. The designs of which enabled the elite army and navy officers to travel in relative luxury. Established in 1801, Morgan & Sanders’ elaborate trade card promoted their business as: ‘ Manufacturers of their New Invented IMPERIAL DINING TABLES & PORTABLE CHAIRS, Improved Sofa Beds, Chair Beds, four Post & Tent Bedsteads, Furniture, Bedding &c. complete at their Upholstery & Cabinet Ware Rooms, Nos. 16 & 17 Catherine Street, Strand’.In 1805 Morgan & Sanders re-branded their premises as ‘Trafalgar House’, taking advantage of the death of the naval hero and their client, Lord Nelson. Morgan & Sanders had supplied some furniture to Nelson’s house, Merton in Surrey and collapsible pieces were used to furnish HMS Victory.Interestingly, Morgan & Sanders advertised their designs in R. Ackermann’s monthly periodical, The Repository of Arts, from 1809 to 1815, who’s print shop on the Strand was located yards from the Morgan & Sanders premises. An upper floor is illustrated in No. 8 August 1st, 1809, and shows a range of furniture, including lyre back chairs. The lyre was a popular instrument among aristocratic gentil amateur lady musicians and imbued with illusions of Classical significance.Condition report: Overall in good condition. The frame is structurally quite sound. The sides ‘wobble’ when stronger pressure is applied. The back is removed by releasing a square screw which is concealed beneath the fabric at the top corners of the back.The arms are released by unscrewing the same type of square headed screw located to the edge of the underside, beneath the arms. The frame has been repaired, repolished and tidied at some point , probably when it was re-upholstered. The one side of the lyre is slight loose (right hand side). Some brass inlay a little loose to both lyre sides with some pinging up. Chip to the back leg foot, inside castor. Various other knocks, dents, and signs of wear commensurate with use and age. The sofa as not been ‘collapsed’ / deconstructed. The upholstery is dirty and dusty. Discolouration in areas commensurate with use and age. Please see additional photographs www.bellmans.co.uk
Lot 1230
A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE EXPORT TEAPOT AND COVER WITH SILVER MOUNTSThe porcelain Kangxi, the mounts Dutch or French, 19th centuryPainted with lotus flowers inside barbed panels, the mounts engraved with foliate scrollwork, 24cm high to top of handle, indistinct stamps to silver including the letter R (2)Glued repair to spout. Shallow chip to inside of footrim
Lot 375
RICHARD HAMILTON (BRITISH, 1922-2011)Kent Statesigned and numbered in pencil 'R Hamilton 2320/5000' (in lower margin)serigraph in coloursedition Munchen International. Dorothea Leonhart, München. printed by Dietz Offizin67 x 87cmtogether with a screenprint by Gerd Winner, 'Wapping Wharf', signed in pencil, 69 x 102cm(2)ARRCondition reportRichard Hamilton: No glass. Paper loose and partly coming out of frame. Various creases. Various small nicks to edges. Some discolouration. Various scratches and marks.Gerd Winner: Under glass. Some staining and discolouration. Some undulation and creases to paper. Some foxing and various small marks.
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