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Click here to subscribePairs: BWM, Victory (3): (A 243 Pte R Bowell, K R Rif C), VF, with button; (Lieut E C Harris) GVF with MID oakleaf and RE button; (S-23930 Pte J Zansmer Rif Brig) VF with button. Colchester Garrison Rifle Association HM silver medal, reverse engraved “1927 1st Young Soldiers 2nd Bn Rifle Bde. Rfn J Armstrong”, VF Note: Reuben Bowell, 7th Bn KRRC, Rfn (L Cpl), killed in action France and Flanders 30.7.1915
TFEM, Geo V military bust (3 Sjt E K Bates 4/The Queen’s Regt) VF; Efficiency Medals with Territorial suspender bars (2): Geo V issue (4259167 Cpl J S Forster 4 R North’d Fus) VF; Geo VI Ind Imp (3189137 Pte T Jackson KOSB), VF. Efficiency Medal with Militia bar, Geo VI Ind Imp (1984894 Sjt A C McIntosh RE) VF (minor edge bruising).. (4)
Metropolitan Police medals: Jubilee 1897 in bronze (PC J Bliss R Dvn), NVF; Coronation 1902 in bronze (PC G Hunt D Div) VF; Coronation 1911 in silver (PC G Horton) EF. Also Metropolitan Special Constabulary LS medal, reverse engraved “Presented to Sub Insp F W Webb T Divn June 10th 1917” GVF, his Special Constables badge, reverse engraved “F W Webb Sergt T Divn”, and LS medal, Geo V issue with “The Great War 1914-18” clasp (Sub Inspr Frederick Webb) GVF; and 5 other Special Constabulary LS medals: Geo V crowned head (Alfred Honywill), ditto with Great War 1914-18 clasp (Stanley Cannon), Geo V coinage head (Reginald Lovett), Geo VI coinage head, Ind Imp (George R Nicholson and Albert E Davis) the latter with Long Service 1946 clasp. VF and GVF
A WWI period R Engineer’s Christmas sweetheart pin cushion, of padded silk, embellished overall with white and coloured beads and brass sequins, with a brass crown and colour printed RE badge, 2 panels “Think of Me” etc, a card “May Christmas Day be a Joyful one”, embroidered star bursts, 8” x 7” (max), GC
59 different sweetheart badges, mostly enamelled infantry, designs as for cap include R Warwicks, Lincoln, Gloucester, R Welsh F, Black Watch, Northants, KSLI, Wilts, A&S, Tanks, Liverpool Scottish, REME, Geo VI Mil Police etc, others including Coldstream Gds, large R Scots collar on wreath, Seaforth, 3 button Rifle Brigade, etc; in an album. GC
50 different sweetheart brooches, tie pins etc, mostly enamelled including WWI Nancy, Reims, Ypres and do. dagger tie pin, RN (including HMS Battleaxe, HMS Rinaldo, large script “Warspite” etc), merchant navy, R Marines (including Commando), RE, RASC, F.A.A., Commonwealth etc; in an album. Generally GC
A Vic 7th Hussars cap badge, with brooch pin, a Fife & Forfar Yeo brass collar and pair WM Border, similarly adapted as sweethearts; 31 others, mostly enamelled, many with designs as for cap badge, including 6th DG, Liverpool, R Warwicks, E Lancs, Hampshire (2), Wilts, “Maxim Machine Gun”, Dorset Yeo, Cambridge, etc; in an album. GC. (34)
14 different infantry cap badges, including E Lancs, W Riding, Border, R Sussex, Essex, L N Lancs, Manchester 1st patt and 2nd patt brass and WM, Y&L etc, GC to VGC; 2 other caps; a large W Riding band pouch (?) badge; 2 silver plated pricker plates for Hussar shoulder belt; a brass plume socket; a large brass Maltese Cross colour belt (?) badge with copper rose centre; 3 Desert Rats cloth patches; 3 embroidered KRRC titles; sundry other items; GC
Literature - Herbert Cescinsky. English Furniture of the Eighteenth Century, 3 vols, cloth and leather bound; K. Warren Clouston.The Chippendale Period of English Furniture, 1897; John C. Rogers. English Furniture, 1953; Ralph Fastnedge. Sheraton Furniture, ACC 1983; Coysh and King. Buying Antiques; Florence Camard. Ruhlmann, 1983; Margaret Jourdain. English Interior Decoration 1500 to 1830, 1950; Christopher Claxton Stevens and Stewart Whittington. 18th century English Furniture, The Norman Adams Collection, 1983; Herbert Cescinsky & Ernest R Gribble. Early English Furniture & Woodwork, 1922; J H Plumb & Huw Weldon. Royal Hertiage, 1977; Victor Chinnery. Oak Furniture, the British Tradition, 1979; William Bliss Sanders. Examples of Carved Oak Woodwork of the 16th & 17th Centuries, 1883; The Grosvenor House Art & Antiques Fair, 1998 Handbook. (15)
A synthetic colour change sapphire single-stone ring - Stamped 9ct - Ring size O - Weight approx 6.8gms - Together with a 9ct gold synthetic colour-change quartz and seed pearl cluster ring - Hallmarked Birmingham - Ring size R - Weight approx 5.1gms Condition Report: Good - Surface scratches in keeping with wear
A gilt brass striking and repeating carriage clock, movement stamped R & C, circa 1900, with fitted travelling case, 17.5cm high over handle 17.12.13, Case with gilding faded and with some surface scratches in parts, bevelled glasses with some very minor scratches in parts, back door handle has been later added, movement needs cleaning, later platform escapement, movement with balance swinging and in going order, striking is not working correctly at present.
An American Masonic ring, an old brilliant cut diamond centres a twin headed eagle motif, on an engraved band with Masonic symbols enamelled to the outer shank, the inner shank with a slightly worn inscription which reads `VI...JUNXIT MORS NON SEPARABIT`, finger size R, and A Masonic Band Ring, a triangular motif enamelled, and inscribed to the inner shank `VIRTUS JUNXIT MORS NON SEPARABIT`, finger size R The rings are in reasonable condition. The first has some worn enamel to the outer shank. Both have some minor surface scuffs and scratches. The first is also engraved to the inner shank `JJ Steen 10/19/35` and `B.MONK` and `M.14K`. The second is marked `10K` and `H. A. DURYEA 5-24-75`. In our opinion both would test as gold. The diamond in the first is estimated to weigh 0.55ct. The approximate qualities of the diamond are; colour I/J, clarity SI1/SI2. Gross weight 11.2 grams. CR made 13th August 2013
[Speed (John)], The Bishoprick and Citie of Durham, nd [1676], hand-coloured map, framed, glazed front and rear; Beilby (R.), A Plan of Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead, 1788, hand-coloured plan; with four others (6) Probably early but personal inspection recommended. Multiple lot sold and not subject to return.
George Augustus Williams (1814-1901) ``On The Rydal, South Wales`` monogrammed, bears inscribed label verso, oil on canvas, 59cm by 44cm Exhibited: The Williams Family of Painters Exhibition N. R. Omell, London, no. 15 Fully restored condition. Relined, cleaned and re varnished. Very delicate retouching in cracquelure of the sky. Some over painting above the mountains in the sky and one other small area.
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