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Lot 74
DOULTON ADJUSTABLE TRIUMPH PATENT INKWELL. (Doulton Inkwares pg 84) 3ins tall to top of ceramic threaded screw plunger. Boot shaped inkwell, half brown glazed. TRIUMPH on toe area & PATENT on heel. Doulton Lambeth & number 6 impressed base marks. Very faint (old/ incidental) small hairline to R side of boot. Wax seal on top features a Royal crown & VR impressed ( sat on plunger top - screw stopper repaired). (9/10)
Lot 2051
Enfield pattern Volunteer Presentation grade percussion three band rifle by Richard Burnand, 97.5cm Damascus browned .577 calibre barrel with hinged back sight engraved 'R Burnand Pilgrim St. Newcastle Tyne', engraved lockplate hammer and trigger guard, three quarter stock with chequered grips 141cm overall Condition Report Excellent overall condition. Built on a civilian or sporting configuration whilst being of War Dept. specification Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 2146
British War Medal to Gnr W D Whittaker R A in box of issue, Special Constabulary Medal to same, Defence Medal, XXX Corps & Dunkerque medals Armed Forces pin badge and silver Best Shot 1966 fob in boxes (7) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 2053
19th century .38 cal percussion sporting or rook rifle, by R. Whatmough No 24018, 74.5cm (29.5'') octagonal browned Damascus barrel, engraved floral hammer lock plate & trigger guard, half chequered figured walnut stock, polished brass rod, L116cm overall Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 734
A collection of early to mid 20th century printing blocks, mostly copper on wooden boards, some purportedly to have been made for and used in the book Chronicles of a Country Works by R H Clark, London 1952, depicting various steam engine driven vehicles such as trains and wagons, one showing a prototype steam driven plough. 20.5 by 12.5cm and smaller. (24)
Lot 810
A group of Georgian and later silver comprising a set of six teaspoons, London 1833, William Johnson, a caddy spoon, London 1828, Barak Mewburn, a mustard spoon, London 1822, William Barret II, a further mustard spoon, London 1838, makers mark rubbed, two tablespoons, London 1846, John Robert Harris and a Maltese silver teaspoon, Sheffield assay 1918, Joseph Rodgers & Sons, all monogram engraved, a bud vase, Chester 1928, Clark & Sewell, a silver topped hobnail cut glass jar, Chester 1907, J & R Griffin, a silver backed clothes brush, two cigarette cases, monogram engraved, a napkin ring, monogram engraved and a silver cased wrist watch, together with a plated topped marmalade jar and a pocket watch, 11.9toz total weighable silver. (q)
Lot 871
A group of watches, comprising a 9ct gold cased Omega lady's wristwatch, with circular pearlised dial, black hands and gold batons, on a later black leather strap, 17 jewel movement, caliber 625, serial 39564983, ref 1061, case no 5115002, OWC, London 1979, 21mm across crown, caseback weight 1.4g, a gentleman's Smiths De Luxe wristwatch with circular oyster dial, subsidiary seconds dial, gold hands and Arabic numerals, the reverse presentation engraved 'from R. W. Cox, in commemoration of 21 years service', lacking strap, 15 jewel movement, caliber 6010, SCW, London 1960, 34mm across crown, caseback weight 5.0g, total weight 27.8g, a silver cased fob watch with enamel dial and engraved case silver bar brooch attached, and three modern costume watches. (6)
Lot 588
Two 19th century political cartoon prints, one titled 'John Bull Sinking in the Profound', with Nottingham castle in flames, hand coloured, 37 by 26cm, the other titled 'The Dandy's Disaster', published by Mc.Cleary of Dublin, 33 by 22cm, together with R. Shirley: a watercolour landscape, 17 by 29cm. (3)
Lot 677
Black Beauty by Anna Sewell, illustrated by Lucy-Kemp Welsh, colour plates intact, the covers cream cloth and gilding, dedication in ink on flyleaf, Christmas 1916, published J M Dent & Sons Ltd London 1915 and New York E P Dutton & Company, together with R. Caldecott's Picture Book No 1, The Three Jovial Huntsmen, The Diverting History of John Gilpin and The Mad Dog, London, Frederick Warne, 1906/1907. (2)Provenance: The Estate of Mr Joseph B. Hay, son of Major-General Arthur K. Hay DSO OBE - 100 years of a military family.
Lot 1206
R L Browning (19th/20th century) Fisherman at a brook with sheep and blossom trees nearby, signed, watercolour; together with a collection of further watercolours including works by Tom Campbell, J A Brook, Crichton; and examples in the style of Sam Bough, Roberton and A G Paton ''The Old Cross, Cullross'' (8)
Lot 470
Constable of Bromley The Sceptre trout fly rod, 2 sections, 8' 6", also labelled To Ishbell from Cliff, rod bag with attached label "Constable Sceptre, 8' 6", line 6, Property of Ishbell Shepherd, Date Registered 8/7/75". Handwritten to label verso "Given personally to the owner by Clifford Constable, Bromley, Kent, England, during a weekend visit to Testcombe (R. Test)".
Lot 273
The following lots are all superbly housed on Hagner sheets in 4-ring binders. The stamps are Mint (later unmounted) and appear generally in fine condition although earlier ones are more valuable. They are all unchecked for water mark or perfect varieties. BRITISH COMMONWEALTH K - R. Kenya, Uganda & Tanganyika GVI set FU QEII Set M & U. Malta GVI set to 10/- M Self Govt Set M QEII Set to 10/-. Morocco Agencies Ed VII to 6d M. GV Sea horse 2/6 (2). Nyasaland GVI Set M & U. Rhodesia & Nyasaland QEII Set M.
Lot 1211
R. M .S. FRANCONIAPAIR OF MAHOGANY OPEN ELBOW DINING CHAIRSfrom the Dining Saloon of S. S. Franconia, with arched top rails, pierced splates, upholstered drop in seats in green rexine, on square tapered legs (under side of seats with stencilled information)R.M.S. Franconia was an ocean liner operated by the Cunard Line. She was launched on 23rd July 1910 at the Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson shipyard in Newcastle upon Tyne.Her maiden voyage in February 1911 was between Liverpool and Boston. She was nicknamed the Bathroom Ship as she had more bathrooms and showers on board than the Mauretania.After several years service primarily in the North Atlantic, she was taken into service as a troop transport in early 1915. On October 4th 1916, while heading for Saloniks, she was torpedoed and sunk by the German U-boat UB-47
Lot 1304
FACSIMILE OF THE MANUSCRIPT FOR 'THE COTTAR'S SATURDAY NIGHT' BY ROBERT BURNSinscribed to R. A., Esq., framed and under glass; along with original correspondence between Isabella Burns Begg (niece of Burns) and a Mr. John Tod, dated 1883, and confirming that the facsimile is indeed in the handwriting of the poet
Lot 508
Seven Eagle plastic modelling kits consisting:4 x Battle of the River Plate H. M. S. Ajax,2 x Corvette H. M. S. Alligton Castle/R. N. Captain Class H. M. S. Balfour,1 x Black Swan Class Frigate H. M. S. Peacock/Tree Class Trawler H. M. S. Lilac, each boxed, together with three Roco Minitank models, a Corgi Austin Metro and a loose Corgi Studebaker Golden Hawk (qty) CONDITION REPORT: Completeness of kits unknown
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