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Lot 6
Toddy ladle, fiddle pattern maker S.Y perhaps Montrose c1820 and another marks not clear perhaps Dundee and a third pierced R Keay, Perth all c1820. CONDITION REPORT: Perth - initialled D, small hole where handle is joined to pierced bowl. Montrose - Clean marks, initialled V, scuffs to bowl. Dundee - initialled M, dent in bowl, scuffs to bowl also.
Lot 273
QUEENS SOUTH AFRICA & KINGS SOUTH AFRICA TO 6115 PTE S BATCHELOR THE QUEENS - WEST SURREY REGT. QSA - 6115 Pte S Batchelor RL: WT: Surrey Regt KSA - 6115 Pte S Batchelor The Queens R Stephen Batchelor was born in Reigate Surrey, he attested age 19 stating he was still serving with the Militia. Saw during the Boer War and was awarded the Queens South Africa Medal with bars Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal and Kings South Africa Medal with bars 1901 and 1902. In December 1902 he spent two weeks in prison for an undisclosed offence. Discharged to reserves in 1907. Medals confirmed on the roll and in his service papers. Medals officially and correctly impressed. Condition NGVF
Lot 276
TERRITORIAL GROUP to 334038 Battery Quarter Master Sergeant R Peters RA 527th Siege Battery. Richard Peters was a pre-war Territorial in the Royal Garrison Artillery. Peters served on the Western Front with the 527th Siege Battery of the Royal Artillery. The Battery was formed in early 1918 and served in France from May 1918. The group consist of the British War Medal, Victory Medal, Territorial Force War Medal, Territorial Force Efficiency, Defence Medal and Service Medal Order of Saint John. British War Medal is officially and correctly impressed 334038 B.Q.M. SJT. R. Peters R.A Victory Medal is officially and correctly impressed 334038 B.Q.M. SJT. R. Peters R.A Territorial Force War medal is officially and correctly impressed 334038 B.Q.M. SJT. R. Peters R.A Territorial Force Efficiency Medal is officially and correctly impressed 334038 B.Q.M. SJT. ( A B S Mjr R. Peters RGA Defence Medal unnamed as issued. Service Medal Order of Saint John is officially and correctly engraved 21843 SGT R Peters No9015 S.J.A.B 1940. Complete will silver fob and long service bars. each of which is Hallmarked Silver. Condition = NGVF
Lot 279
THREE GREAT WAR GROUPS Pair to 62928 Pte F H Parr Liverpool Regt Correctly impressed Pair & Naval LSGC to K.62306 J W Gilmore ORD RN John William Gilmore served as an Ordinary Seaman entitled to a 1914/15 Trio. Missing 1914/15 Star Pair - J.50172 J W Gilmore ORD RN LSGC - K.62306 J W Gilmore SPO HMS Ganges Correctly impressed Great War Pair and Mercantile Marine medal to 5305 Pte A Anderson 5th London Regt. It seems Anderson may have served in the Mercantile Marine after his service with the London Regt, from which he was discharged in August 1917. Pair - 5305 Pte A Anderson 5 - Lond R Mercantile Marine Medal - Albert Anderson Condition: GVF
Lot 280
GREAT WAR CASUALTY PAIR AND PLAQUE TO PTE JOSEPH ALFRED OAKLEY OF THE NORFOLK REGIMENT: Joseph Alfred Oakley was born in Stoke Newington. A member of the 1st / 4th Norfolk Regiment. Sadly killed in action on 11th December 1917, he was laid to rest in Ramleh Military Cemetery. Correctly impressed Condition = GVF. Pair - 30913 Pte J A Oakley Norf R (surname corrected) Plaque - Joseph Alfred Oakley
Lot 281
TWO GREAT WAR CAMPAIGN GROUPS: 1914/15 Star Trio and Croix de Guerra to 81603 SPR W Lyall RE With unconfirmed French Croix De Guerre. Correctly impressed Condition - NGVF Great War Pair & WW2 medals to 29713 Pte H L Brown S.Staff R. Howard Lousley Brown served with the South Staffordshire Regiment during the Great War. During WW2, Brown served with the Royal Artillery with service number 1588442. Pair correctly impressed - 29713 Pte H L Brown S.Staff R With the box of issue and transmittal slip for WW2 medals. Condition = NEF
Lot 284
MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL TO 33299 PTE J R WHISKER RAMC John Robert Whisker served with the 4th Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps Entitled to a 1914 Star Trio, having landed in France on 18th November 1914. Meritorious service medal was gazetted 1st June 1917. Correctly impressed - 33299 Pte J R Whisker RAMC Condition - NVF ( contact marks to the obverse, reverse and edge)
Lot 285
MEDALS TO THREE GREAT WAR CASUALTIES FROM THE ISLE OF WIGHT: British War Medal to 35880 Pte F G Henstridge Royal Warwickshire Regiment Frederick George Henstridge was born in Shanklin, Isle of Wight. Entitled to a pair, he sadly died of wounds on 22nd September 1918 and was laid to rest in Lapugnoy Cemetery. Correctly impressed Pair to 22453 Pte A F Attrill Hampshire Regiment. Archibald Frederick Attrill was born on the Isle of Wight. A member of the Hampshire Regiment, he sadly died of wounds on 22nd April 1918 and was laid to rest in Lapugnoy cemetery. Entitled to a pair only, correctly impressed - 22453 Pte A F Attrill Hamps R Pair to 299778 Spr F R Burton RE Frank Edward Burton was born on the Isle of Wight, he sadly died of wounds on 20th April 1918 while serving with the Royal Engineers. He was laid to rest in Haringhe Military Cemetery. Entitled to a pair only, correctly impressed - 299778 Spr F E Burton RE Condition EF
Lot 289
CBE GROUP TO MAJOR ALAN SEMPILL HINSHELWOOD DEVON REGT. Alan Sempill Hinshelwood was born in London on 21st June 1884. On the 12th September 1914, he was commissioned into the 9th battalion of the Devon Regiment. Landed in France on 28th July 1915, severely wounded by machine gun bullets on the first day of the Battle of Loos, 25th September 1915 and sent home. Upon recovery, Hinshelwood was transferred to the Machine Gun Corps and in March 1916 was made seconded in command of the 69th Company MGC on the Western Front. Severely wounded again on 8th July 1916 during the Battle of the Somme at Contalmaison, once again he was sent back to the UK for treatment. In July 1917 he was given command of the 122nd MGC and fought during the Battle of Passchendaele. He served on the Italian Front in November 1917 and also fought in the German Spring Offensive in March 1918. In August 1918 he was invalided home with Gastritis and retired with the rank of Major on 27th September 1919. Served as a Captain in the Home Guard during World War Two and on 11th June 1942, was awarded the C.B.E. for his role as Chairman of the Force Offices Committee. 1914/15 Star = 2 Lieutenant A S Hinshelwood Devon R British War Medal & Victory Medal = Major A S Hinshelwood
Lot 291
GREAT WAR FAMILY GROUP, INCLUDING LIEUTENANT H N S SKEFFINGTON RFC / A VICTIM OF EDUARD RITTER VON DOSTLER Great War pair to 2. Lieut H E Skeffington Army Printing and Stationary Service Harold Ernest Skeffington was born in Kensington in 1878, the son of Martin Southwell Skeffington, a Publisher. Harold also worked in Publishing and during the Great War served as a Second Lieutenant in the Army Printing and Stationary Services. Entitled to the pair only, to France 15th December 1917. Correctly impressed - 2.Lieut H E Skeffington Condition = GVF. Kings South Africa Medal to 3391 Pte R Eden RL Fusiliers Robert Henry Eden was born in Hammersmith in 1871. He attested on 22nd November 1889, joining the 5th battalion of the Royal Fusiliers. Medal is confirmed on roll and in-service papers. Service number differs on roll 3394. Correctly impressed 3391 Pte R Eden Rl Fusiliers Condition = GVF. 1914/ 15 Star and Victory Medal to 2.Lieut H N S Skeffington RFC Herbert Neville Southwell Skeffington was born in Kensington on 25th June 1884, a border at Charter House School. In civilian life, he was a photographer living in Australia when the war was declared. Skeffington attested on 18th August 1914 joining the 3rd Field Company Engineers Australian Imperial Force. He saw service in Gallipoli until evacuation in September 1915 due to Dysentery. Commissioned in the field as a Second Lieutenant on 15th June 1916, promoted to Lieutenant 10th June 1916 and discharged to RFC. Serving as a Pilot on 57 Squadron, which operated DH4 Bombers, by June 1917 he was a Pilot Officer. Sadly killed in action on 28th July 1917 when he was lost over German lines, having been shot down by Pour Le Merite winner Eduard Ritter Von Dostler. Skeffington's Observer, Lieutenant Malloch was taken, prisoner. Hebert was laid to rest in Wielsbeke Communal Cemetery. 1914/15 Star correctly impressed - 4 SPR H N Skeffington 3/F.C ENG AIF Victory Medal correctly impressed - 2. Lieut H N S Skeffington. Condition = GVF. 1935 Coronation medal.
Lot 293
LOT OF GREAT WAR MEDALS AND WW2 MEDALS 1914 Star to 2434 Pte T Hamley R War R Listed as missing on medal index card. Attempted erasure of naming to reverse. 1914/ 15 Star to K.10931 B Howell ACT L ST R.N Correctly impressed - K.10931 B Howell ACT L ST R.N Victory Medal to 3054 Spr T W Cawsey RE Entitled to a 1914 trio Suspender and ring missing Correctly impressed - 3054 Spr T W Cawsey RE. Eight WW2 Medals - condition VF+. German War Merit Cross 2nd Class with Swords maker marked. Associated badges/medals. Condition - GVF
Lot 299
NAVAL LONG SERVICE GOOD CONDUCT GROUP to Chief Petty Officer J L Hawker 1939/45 Star, Africa Star; bar North Africa 1942-43, Italy Star, War Medal, Queens Korea (P/MX759139 J L Hawkes R.EL. RN) Nato Korea, LSGC (MX.759139 J L Hawker R. EL. H.M.S Comus) Correction to 'us' in Comus. Sold with papers and a photograph of the recipient. Court mounted for display. Condition = GVF
Lot 304
CASED LUFTWAFFE COMBINED PILOT AND OBSERVERS BADGE WITH DIAMONDS Exceptionally rare Luftwaffe Combined Pilot and Observers Badge with Diamonds. Type B set with imitation diamonds engraved IMIT on the reverse of the wreath and maker Marked RS ( R. Stubiger Wien VI), with pre Second World War Austrian silver hallmarks. Multi-piece construction, the eagle is held in place with rivets. The badge is housed in its original deluxe case with miniature stick pin example. The case and stick pin are both exceedingly rare. To find a complete set is almost unheard of. The Type A sets were awarded at the same time and usually kept safely at home. Type B sets were worn on active duty. Only 50 known examples exist today. A rare opportunity to acquire perhaps the most sought-after Luftwaffe badge.
Lot 430
LALIQUE; an orange/yellow tinted shallow bowl decorated with three lily pads, etched signature 'R Lalique, France' and numbered 383, diameter 21.75cm. CONDITION REPORT: The tips of the three feet each have small chips where they have been placed down over the years, some surface fractures to the interior of the bowl, otherwise ok.
Lot 436
LALIQUE; a clear glass globular decanter and stopper, the side of the stopper and neck of the body decorated with bands of stylised circles and bearing traces of original painted decoration, etched signature to base 'R Lalique, France' and with indistinct number, height 19.75cm. CONDITION REPORT: The stopper appears to have been dropped which has caused internal fractures to the lower section of the stopper and tiny chips to the rim of the upper section, the base has light surface scratches but otherwise is ok.
Lot 13397
Leeward Islands : (SG 113ad) 1938-51 10s pale green and dull red/green with broken top right scroll very fine m.m. small h/r, lightly browned gum as usual, please note that this stamp may be submitted for a certificate if required and is offered on the basis of getting a 'clear' certificate. VERY RARE Cat £8000 (image available) [US5]
Lot 125
A diamond and sapphire three tier white gold cluster ring, the three tiers comprising seven round brilliant-cut diamond and small baguette-cut diamonds, total diamond weight approx 1ct, six round-cut blue sapphires total weight approx 1ct, claw settings, ring size R, gross weight 6.5gCondition: good, minor wear and tear only
Lot 4325
Perry, William. The Synonymous, Etymological, and Pronouncing English Dictionary, Extracted from the Labours of the Late Samuel Johnson, first and only edition, London: John Walker, 1805. Octavo, half-calf with oxblood morocco title label and marbled endpapers. Original owner inscription to endleaves: 'R. Boden Jr 1835' and 'Alice Blanche Slater The Chevin Nr Belper'
Lot 4346
Natural History / Ornithology Interest. Baker, Stuart. Indian Ducks and Their Allies, subscription copy, limited edition, published by The Bombay Natural History Society, London: R. H. Porter, 1908, illustrated with colour lithographic plates, quarto, half-leather binding with raised bands and gilt title. Together with Indian Pigeons and Doves, 1913, and Game Birds of India, Burma and Ceylon, Vol.II and Vol.III, 1921 and 1930 (4)
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