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Lot 374
Sir Ernest George (British 1839-1922) R. A R. E PRIIBA. 'At Tours', 'The Church, Arque' and another of figures seated among the ruins of a Gothic church, watercolour, each initialled E. G Acorn panied with paperwork stating that the watercolours are from an album 'dedicated to' John and Mary George from their affectionable son - Ernest George - 1858', each 12.5 x 19.5cm, f/g (3).
Lot 213A
Creed & Cumberland. A Crimea War Hampshire Yeomanry sword, having pierced guard, wire bound shagreen handle over a chased blade with Victorian cypher, together with another, the blade engraved 'Presented to Sargent Major Pane by the Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates of the (R Troop) Hants Yeomanry Cavalry' as a mark of their esteem May 1855, each in steel scabbard, 104 & 108cm (total).
Lot 1180
A 2004 Ifor Williams HB 505 R twin axle Double Horse Box Trailer to suit two x 16.2 hh horses and with front and rear loading ramps, groom's door, division with swing gates and breast bars. metal floor with rubber over-mats, spare wheel and tyre. Tows extremely well. Little used and with four new tyres fitted. Gross weight 2340 kgs., Serial no. SCK40000030377371
Lot 355
THREE MEDALS awarded to Lieutenant George Gordon, the Military medal for Bravery in the Field '9457 PTE G Gordon.1/5 Lond. R.', a WW1 Campaign medal '2.LIEUT G. Gordon. and a 1914 Star medal '9457 PTE G Gordon. 51 Lond R' with accompanying letter, a photograph of George Gordon and a copy of 'My Lady's Garden' planted and grown Hackleplume with inscription from the Lieutenant Lieut George Gordon was awarded the Military Medal for Galantry on May 15th 1915 for repeatedly guiding reinforcements from H.Q to front line under heavy fire. Gordon was then promoted to L/Sgt in L.R.B and subsequently returned to England to be commisioned in 23rd London Regiment in January 1916. The letter in the lot was to to his mother dated 4th May 1917 and refers to a testimonial signed by many officers who had served with him in 1914-1916, the testiminial refered to in the letter has since been lost in the years after his death. Gordon was severely wounded at Ypres 1917 and died after a long illness on the 2nd January 1939. The book in the lot 'My Lady's Garden' is believed to have been sent to him by Hackleplume in 1921. He is mentioned in the first verse on page 26 of 'The Pleasuance'. He appears on page 215 under 'the index of names treasured in our memeory garden'.
Lot 117
Lalique 'Druide' opalescent glass vase with green staining, high relief design of mistletoe, designed 1924, etched R Lalique France mark, 19 cm Overall condition good no damage found various marks can be seen around the rim under a magnifier glass but can't be felt no evidence of alterations to rim
Lot 132
A MEISSEN STYLE CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN MODEL OF A SEATED CHINESE WOMAN, with legs crossed and hands spreading for meditation, with an open mouth decorated in polychrome, with trailing flowers to her cloak, her hands, head and tongue moveable, with underglaze blue 'R', surmounted by a dotted cross mark, 7" high
Lot 433
OO Gauge, Hornby 2 x Great British Train packs; Includes R. 2084 GWR King train pack comprising "King Charles II" 4-6-0 Loco B.R green with 3 x choc/cream coaches Ltd Edition 928 of 1500 & R. 2017 Manchester United train pack comprising "Manchester United" 4-6-0 B17/4 Loco LNER green with 3 x teak coaches Ltd Edition 556 of 1500. Both G in F/G boxes.
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