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Lot 42
A large Martin Brothers stoneware bowl by Robert Wallace Martin, low, flaring form on three ball feet, the bowl incised with a frieze of fruiting vine, glazed green, blue, purple and brown incised 22/12./79 to base, R W Martin London & Southall to the inside of the ball feet, 47cm. diam. Provenance British Art Pottery Woolley and Wallis Auctioneers, 30th November 2005 lot 851. Private collection.
Lot 46
A large Martin Brothers stoneware face jug, modelled to one side with a merry smiling face, the reverse a debaunched expression, glazed in shades of brown, highlighted in white, and a letter describing the jug incised to base R W Martin & Bros London & Southall, 23cm. high Catalogue Notes The handwritten letter describes the jug and the two distinct faces quoting 'If Sinners Entice Thee Consent Thou Not'.
Lot 47
A Martin Brothers stoneware bird jar and cover designed by Robert Wallace Martin, the bird with piercing staring eyes, his wings tucked back, his clawed feet on domed ceramic base, glazed in shades of green and ochre on later carved wooden base incised R W Martin & Bros Southall to collar and base, firing cracks and faults 23cm. high Provenance Private collection, formed in the 1970s
Lot 48
A Martin Brothers stoneware bird jar and cover by Robert Wallace Martin, dated 1905, modelled with open stare, small hooked beak and claw feet, glazed in shades of green, cream and tan highlighted in blue, on ebonised wood base, R W Martin & Bros London & Southall, incised 28.3.1905 to neck and base, 28.5cm. high, Provenance Private collection.
Lot 93A
A Bernard Moore miniature vase, tapering cylindrical form, covered in a sky blue lustre glaze, a Royal Doulton Flambe vase decorated in gilt with three carp and a collection of twelve lustre and experimental glaze vases by E R Wilkes and others, printed Bernard Moore, damages 4.5cm. high (14).
Lot 97
A Bernard Moore flambe vase, shouldered form, painted with a peacock feather, in colours with turquoise enamel on a flambe ground a Crown Ducal flambe ginger jar and cover, painted with panels of flowers in flambe red, two E R Wilkes flambe vases and three other vases, indistinct marks, printed factory mark, damages, 12.5cm. high (7)
Lot 513
Pair of 1949 Pattern Battle Dress Blouses Belonging to a Royal Army Medical Officer with the Royal Highlanders (Black Watch), interesting pair as one has formation signs for Berlin occupation and the other has formation sign for Scottish command. Both battle dress have the Tartan formation sign badge of the Royal Highlanders and RAMC embroidered titles, maroon backed rank pips. Both battle dress remain in good condition. The battle dress belonged to Captain R L Grant, a National Service officer who served as the Medical Officer to the 1st Battalion The Black Watch at the time the regiment moved from Berlin to Edinburgh in December 1957.
Lot 182
Eight Yeomanry Brass Shoulder Titles, consisting of 1st Royal Devon Yeomanry (R.1ST.D.Y) with two lug fittings on the reverse, brass R1 D.I.Y with two lug fittings to the reverse, pair of Dorset Yeomanry (DY), Essex Yeomanry (EY) with two lug fittings on the reverse, Lovat Scouts (LS) with two lug fittings on the reverse, YHIY with two lug fittings to the reverse and Scottish Horse (suffering from verdigris). (8 items)
Lot 23
Great War 1917 Casualty Medal & Document Grouping Awarded to a Private Soldier in the 12th Battalion Cheshire Regiment, the grouping consists of British War medal and Allied Victory medals awarded to “35967 PTE R KNOTT CHES R”, medals are housed in the original box and forwarding envelope. Accompanying the medals is his bronze memorial plaque named “RALPH KNOTT” also housed in the original envelope addressed to his mother. Amongst the paperwork is his Memorial Scroll, letter from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and various other pre war items of paperwork relating to Ralph Knott. Commonwealth War Graves Commission lists Private Ralph Knott as a casualty on 23rd November 1917 and is buried at the Karasouli Military Cemetery, Greece. He was from Glossop, Derbyshire.
Lot 204
Eight British Officers Bronze Cap Badges, consisting of South Staffordshire regiment with two blade fittings to the reverse and J R Gaunt makers tablet, Devonshire regiment with two blade fittings to the reverse, two piece Royal Welch Fusiliers with two blade fittings, Middlesex regiment made by J R Gaunt with two blade fittings, West Yorkshire regiment (one blade repaired), Durham Light Infantry (missing blades), Royal Warwickshire regiment with separate piece coronet and chain (missing blades to the reverse) and Notts & Derby regiment (one blade missing). (8 items)
Lot 42
WW2 Battle of Kohima Military Medal (MM), George VI example awarded to “2322107 SJT R W SANGER R SIGNALS”. Medal is housed in the original forwarding box with Buckingham Palace forwarding letter. Some letters in the regiment have been corrected to the medal but otherwise very good condition. The MM appeared in the London Gazette 28th June 1945 and the recommendation is as follows, “Between 19 April 1944 and 20 June 1944, this N.C.O. showed consistent devotion to duty and disregard of danger in his eagerness to establish line communications in the Kohima area. His cheerful bearing during long periods of very hard work was a constant inspiration to his detachment and he never allowed enemy action to interfere with the job in hand. In particular on 9 May 1944, he laid a line to the 4 Inf. Bde. up a mule track on which he well knew Jap. patrols were active. The line was cut by the enemy and he had to be restrained by an officer from going out alone to attempt repair. Again on 26, 27 and 28 May 1944 whilst attached to 6 Inf. Bde. for the ascent and attack on Aradura Spur he exceeded his orders and laid beyond Bde. H.Q., through the leading battalion and to the 143 S.S. Coy. who were the leading troops. He was specially recommended for his work on this occasion to me by C.O., 1 R.Berks. who was shortly afterwards evacuated wounded. Generally a great deal of his work was done under fire and he constantly laid lines through territory in which it was known enemy parties were operating.”
Lot 284
Selection of Royal Marines Cap Badges, including gilded wreath with lug and pin fitting from the glengarry badge, strung bugle as worn with the glengarry badge, 2x kings crown Royal Marines cap badges, post 1953 bronze cap badge by J R Gaunt with two lug fittings, 4x RMLI cap badges (one with slider fitting) and brass flaming grenade as worn by the Royal Marine Artillery. (10 items)
Lot 255
Selection of Various British Badges, including blackened bronze East Surrey regiment cap badge with blade fittings, officers silvered Kings Own collar badge with J R Gaunt makers mark, other ranks Somerset Light Infantry cap badge with slider, brass ATS cap badge, Brass other ranks universal Helmet plate (missing one lug), bronze RAMC collar badge, plus other items. Some badges defective. Various conditions, viewing strongly recommended. (15 items)
Lot 24
Great War 17th Battalion (2nd City) Manchester Regiment 1918 Casualty British War Medal, awarded to “9488 PTE W WELTON MANCH R”. Accompanied by a Great War medal pair awarded to “65569 PTE H KNIGHT NORTH’D FUS” mounted for wear. Commonwealth War Graves Commission lists Private William Welton as being a casualty on 20th October 1918 and is remembered at the Jeumont Communal Cemetery in Northern France.
Lot 17
Great War Medals of Two Brothers, consisting of 1914-15 star trio awarded to “19599 PTE H HELM DURH LI” and British War and Victory medal pair awarded to “R-258864 PTE R HELM ASC”. Medals remain in good condition. Private Richard Helm served with 1st Base Remount Depot, Army Service Corps, and died aged 19 on 4th November 1918. He was from Ightenhill, Burnley.
Lot 153
Selection of South Staffordshire Regiment Cap Badges, including kings crown officers silver gilt cap badge with J R Gaunt London makers mark to the reverse and two lug fittings to the reverse, bronze OSD cap badge with folded blade fittings on khaki backing, other ranks bi-metal cap badge with slider to the reverse, EIIR bi-metal South Staffordshire regiment cap badge with slider fitting and anodised EIIR cap badge with slider fitting to the reverse. All remain in good condition. (5 items)
Lot 386
WW2 British Infantry Regiments Slip on Shoulder Titles, all being black embroidered lettering on khaki, consisting of Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders (A&SH), Beds & Herts, Black Watch (BW), Border Regiment, Buffs, Cheshire, 2x Devon, Cornwall, Duke of Wellingtons (DW), Durham, E Lancashire, 2x E Surrey, E Yorkshire, Essex, Gloster, Gordons, Green Howards, 2x Hampshire, Kings, 2x KOSB, KOYLI, 2x KSLI, Lancashire Fusiliers (LF), Leicestershire, Lincoln, Loyals, 4x Middlesex, Northamptonshire, Royal Norfolk, Northumberland Fusiliers (NF), N Stafford, Ox & Bucks, 2x Queens, early type Cameron and later Camerons, 2x Rifle Brigade (RB), 2X Royal Berks, Royal Fusiliers (RF), Royal Scots (RS), Royal Scots Fusiliers (RSF), R Sussex, Royal Ulster Rifles (RUF), R Warwickshire, 2x Royal Welch Fusiliers (RWF), Seaforth, Foresters, S Stafford, Somerset, South Lancashire, 2x South Wales Borderers (SWB), 2x Suffolk, Welch, Wilts, W Yorkshire, Worcestershire and York & Lancaster (Y&L). Various conditions, viewing recommended. (70 items)
Lot 30
Selection of Great War Medals, consisting of British War & Victory medals South African issue awarded to “PTE F C INGRAM 3RD SAI” (A/CPL on BWM), Great War medal pair awarded to “202452 GNR J T MAYCOCK RA”, single Allied Victory medal awarded to “2429 SJT H ROBINSON LAN FUS” and another single Allied Victory medal awarded to “1809 PTE L BARTON NOTTS & DERBY R”. All complete with ribbons and in various conditions. (2 pairs, 2 singles)
Lot 78
Mauchline ware _ nine pieces comprising a rectangular box (Teighness, Arrochar, Loch Long), 11 cm, a tumbler case (Tal Y Llyn, North Wales), another with fern etched glass (Ilfracombe From Hillsborough), a pen wiper (Cowbridge/Margram Park, Glamorganshire), a small circular box (Llandudno Bay), a cylinder box (colour _ V R Jubilee 1887), a drum form box (GelertÍs Grave, Beddgelert), a knitting needle cylinder (foreign _ A Present From Abergavenny) and a Perpetual Calendar/Postal Rule (Clifton Suspension Bridge And St VincentÍs Rock Hotel) worn (9) (From the collection of the late Helen Eastgate).
Lot 22
A pair of late 19th century Meissen figures of musicians, after J J Kaendler, they stand on Rococo bases smiling towards each other, he plays a bagpipe and she an hurdy gurdy, crossed swords marks in blue, 33cm (13 in) high (2) (R) It looks as though a restorer has tidied up chips to figures and prominent details
Lot 335
A Victorian silver 'castle' fronted card case, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1847, engraved depicting Warwick Castle with bridge in the foreground, otherwise engine turned, inscribed JR Hill to a cartouche, 8.5 x 6cm, Provenance: The case contains a slip of paper inscribed in faint ink "Mrs J R Hall 223 Newbury Street Boston (MA) or Mrs J E R Hill 100 Milk Street Boston (MA)" which conforms with the engraved initials
Lot 41
A Meissen model of Count Bruhl's tailor holding his scissors aloft as he rides a goat with a clothes iron in its mouth, two kids in a coopered tub strapped to the tailor's back clad in floral painted turquoise coat, crossed swords ark in blue, 24cm (9.5 in) high (R) The scissors, goat's horn tips and possibly other pronounced details have been tidied up by a restorer
Lot 440
A Wrotham brown and yellow slip ware tyg/ puzzle jug, dated 1689 between the spire topped handles, and with 'I.I' for John Ifield, GG, possibly for George Gypson (Gibson), one of the handle tops pierced to act as drinking straw connecting with a hole in the base of the bowl interior, 11.5cm (4.57 in) high Provenance: Ex Colln. R Sainsbury see letters to and from AJB Kiddell 24/1 and 28/1/55 In the 17th century, the Weald area of Kent, centred on the village of Wrotham, gave rise to a simple form of pottery using the local red clay. The vessels were decorated with watered-down clays (slip) which were applied to the surface before the pot was fired, and this was known as slip-ware. The potters of Wrotham are regarded as having created some of the most technically challenging and well drawn and designed slipware of its age. The communal drinking vessel, or tyg, derived its name from the Saxon, Tiegel, and was used on festive occasions to brew and serve posset (hot milk curdled with ale or wine and spices). The numerous handles meant it could be grasped from the centre of the table by any of the guests.
Lot 441
A Wrotham dark treacle glazed two handled posset pot, dated 1676, the barrel shape initialled EW and I.I, for the potter John Ifield, between the double loop handles, below a rosette or strawberry print band on the rim, 14cm (5.5 in) diameter, together with a copy of A J B Kiddell's 1954 ECC article (2) Literature: For an illustration of this piece when in the collection of R Sainsbury, see AJB Kiddell, ECC vol 3 part 2 1954 on Wrotham wares, plate 50b. Other Notes: A J B Kiddell of Sotheby's wrote to R Sainsbury "The globular tyg or posset pot is very interesting as it is by John Ifield, whom we know to have been a potter at Wrotham and is therefore documented. It has only one other companion and that is the jug in the Victoria and Albert, obviously by the same hand and dated 1674"
Lot 444
A Wrotham tyg dated 1696, the brown tapering sides with sprigs in yellow of I.E for the potter John Eaglestone, the initials W E M, the arms of Amsterdam and the lion and unicorn crowned, 17cm (6.75 in) high (D) Literature: See AJB Kiddell ECC Vol 3 Part II, 1954 also Kiddell's letter to Sainsbury 6/3/50. This tyg was in the 1954 ECC paper amongst Kiddell's listing of known dated pieces as being in the collection of R Sainsbury. Within the paper is a discussion as to who is the potter with the initials IE and to the use of the Amsterdam arms One handle is missing, the cone top off another handle is off but present and the piece has been broken and restored
Lot 5
Three mid 18th century Delft blue and white dishes, variously painted with Chinese islands, the largest 37cm (14.5 in) diameter, the next with four vignettes of pavilions on the rim, 35.5cm (14 in) diameter and last featuring two figures standing on a bridge, 33.5cm (13.25 in) diameter (3) (R) The dish with the pavilion vignettes has been in half and is restored back
Lot 610
R Brendel Berlin W', three 19th century laboratory student's papier mache plant models, the ebonised circular stands with blue paper labels 'Fragaria 35' for the strawberry flower, 'Phaseolus 24' for the string bean and 'Triticum 3' for bread wheat, the tallest 44cm (17.25 in) (3) Other Notes: Robert Brendel (1821-1927) started making papier mache student's models under the aegis of Professor Julius Cohn in Breslau. With his son, Reinhold (1861-1927), the work continued from Grunewald, Berlin with the advice of professors there.
Lot 807
§ Leonard Russell Squirrell, RWS, RE (British, 1893-1979) Above Sandgate, Hythe, Kent signed and dated lower right "L R Squirrell 1951" watercolour 23 x 45cm (9 x 18in) Exhibited: The Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours, 26 Conduit Street, London, W1. Condition is fine. Signature a little faint.
Lot 809
§ Leonard Russell Squirrell, RWS, RE (British, 1893-1979) View of Caister Castle, Yarmouth, Norfolk, pencil, 12 x 17cm (5 x 8in); View of Pin Mill, Suffolk, signed lower right "L R Squirrell", pencil, 10 x 20cm (4 x 8in); and Blythburgh Church, Suffolk, pencil, 9 x 15cm (7.5 x 6in) two signed and variously annotated pencil on buff paper (3) Other Notes: Caister Castle was built in 1432 by Sir John Fastolf, the inspiration for Shakespeare's Falstaff. The 90 foot tower remains intact and visitors can climb to the top for a magnificent view of the castle ruins and the surrounding area. The castle is of historical interest both because it is one of earliest buildings in England of importance to be built of brick and because of its connection with Fastolf and later the Paston family. Casiter Castle is a little discoloured, bornw spot lower left hand corner, loose in its mount. The other two are fine.
Lot 814
Edward Robert Smythe (British, 1810 -1899) A woman and child with a grey pony, a spaniel at their feet. signed lower right 'E R Smythe' oil on canvas 90 x 70cm (35 x 27in) Lined and cleaned. There are localised areas of slightly raised paint. There is a loss to the upper edge of the canvas. The paint layers are slightly worn in areas with retouching across the surface. The varnish is dull and yellowed. The frame has losses and wear to the gilding. Chip to top and bottom corners of the frame, left-hand side.
Lot 355
A Georgian sterling silver belt buckle, c.1809,probably military, with a pair of circular cast lion mask roundels, with an 'S' shaped belt hook, cast bird head terminals and incised feathers to the centre. Attributed to R Johnston, 1809, probably LondonR Johnston, 68 St. James's Street, London was a sword cutler and perhaps even a general outfitter.
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