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Lot 682
23 different infantry cap badges, including Queens with and without title, KORR, Northumberland Fus brass and bi-metal, Kings Roman and Gothic titles, 1st & 2nd patt Norfolk, Lincoln and R Lincoln, Bedford (slide missing) and Beds & Herts, P Alexandra’s with crown and coronet, Lancs Fus, etc. GC
Lot 74
A Hornby Railways Limited Edition Train Pack for 'The Olympic Museum - London 2012 Collection'. R.2980. A Limited Edition set comprising a GWR County class 4-4-0 tender locomotive 'County of Radnor' RN3818, together with a GWR 3rd class Clerestory composite coach '9530 and a GWR 3rd class Clerestory brake coach '3379'. Boxed, Mint un-opened, a collectors item! £80-120
Lot 791
A Geo VI painted wooden bass drum of the 4th Bn The King’s Own Royal Regt (Lancaster) with regimental title scrolls/ R Arms and supporters/ 30 battle honours “Namur 1695” to “Mesopotamia 1916-18” with regimental badges, maker’s name George Potter & Co, Potters Corner, Aldershot, painted rims, cords and tensioners. GC an untouched example.
Lot 933
A silver mounted skean dhu, blade 3¾”, with narrow fullers and scalloped back edge, strapwork ivory hilt with engraved silver lower band and openwork coronet pommel set with citrine, in its silver sheath with Celtic strapwork panels on the outer face, by R & HR Kirkwood, HM Edinburgh(date letter unclear). GC an attractive item (few hairline age cracks to hilt). Plate 2
Lot 104
A Pair of Silver Table Models of Pheasants, C J Vander, London 1986, modelled as a cock and a hen, the hen with outstretched wings, 24cm long, 26oz 12dwt (2) Provenance: The Estate of Mrs R D Peacock. Both with clear marks to table feathers, also struck with a further sponsor's mark GA. The tips of both tail feathers somewhat bent and could do with straightening. One claw bent upwards, but both stand well.
Lot 113
A Gold and Enamel Snuff Box, marked FJ crowned, a stylised flower, and a crowned R resembling the Paris date letter, probably Hanau circa 1800, also struck with French eagle post 1838 warranty mark for gold, oval with hinged cover, the sides, base and cover decorated with blue enamel over an engine turned ground, the cover set with an oval enamelled panel depicting classical figures in a garden setting, all within white opalescent and green enamel bead and ropework borders, large loss of enamel to base, 7cm wide . Marks struck to inside of cover, all three with some wear. Duty marks struck to rim. Large amount of loss to the enamel on base. Front panel has also had re-enamelling. Hairline crack to the inset panel in cover, and one or two scratches. Some discolouration and losses to the smalles enamel borders on the sides of the box, mostly below the hinge ant to the front. Cover closing well, hinge appears free from damage. 81.2gr.
Lot 121
The Yorkshire Cup: A Twin-Handled Silver Cup of 18th Century Style, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1936, the bowl with central girdle and twin flying scroll handles, on domed circular foot, the ebonised base with applied silver plaque engraved Yorkshire Cup 1937, and with the three placed horses, Winner Trianed by MJ Peacock Middleham, 23.5cm high, 41oz 4dwt Provenance: The Estate of Mrs R D Peacock
Lot 122
The Chester Vase: A Silver Gilt Trophy Cup and Cover, Edward Barnard & Sons, London 1937, of campana form with fluted and fruiting vine borders and foliate reeded twin handles, the cover with horse finial, inscribed Chester Vase, 1937, Won by Mr R Bownass's Merry Matthew, Trained by M.J.Peacock, Ridden by W. Nevett, 43cm high, 123oz 8dwt Provenance: The Estate of Mrs R D PeacockThe reverse of the cup engraved with a coat of arms, beneath a Baron's coronet, and the motto scroll "Toujours Propice" within a laurel wreath, for Dawson of Sanderson.
Lot 123
The Liverpool Autumn Cup: A Silver Twin-Handled Trophy Cup and Cover, Boodle & Dunthorne, London 1930, of Queen Anne style with fluted lower body and central girdle, caryatid scroll handles, the part fluted domed cover with knop finial, inscribed Liverpool Autumn Cup, 1936, Won By, Mr R.Bownass's ''Young England'' Trained By M.J.Peacock., ridden by W.Nevett, 40.5cm high, 95oz 4dwt Provenance: The Estate of Mrs R D Peacock
Lot 124
A French Silver-Gilt Twin Handled Cup and Cover, maker's mark indistinct, Paris 1st standard, 1819-1838, the bowl on acanthus and shell support to a square pedestal base with four foliate shell bracket feet, gadroon borders, the cover engraved with a Duke's coronet, the bowl with twin crests being that of a unicorn's head erased, and a boar's head erased, within the motto surround Nemo Me Impune Lacessit, and Order of the Thistle collar, probably for Innes-Ker, Dukes of Roxburghe, 26cm high, 23oz 2dwt Provenance: The Estate of Mrs R D Peacock
Lot 128
An Unusual Early Victorian Irish Silver Three Piece Tea Service, R W Smith, Dublin, 1838, of squat circular form, profusely decorated in the chinoiserie manner with panels featuring figures and pagodas, within C scroll borders, the cover of the teapot with a China man finial, all with foliate scroll handles and on decorative foliate shell bracket feet, engraved with a crest of an arm in armour holding a sword, the teapot 31cm long handle to spout, 66oz 16dwt (3)
Lot 48
A Staffordshire Porcelain Dessert Service, circa 1860, with central gilt rosette within rose swags on gilt panels within Greek Key borders and beaded rims picked out in blue, comprising two tall comports, two low comports, and twelve dessert plates, printed registration marks and painted pattern numbers, in a fitted mahogany travelling case Provenance: The Estate of Mrs R D Peacock
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