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Lot 647
A group of four medals comprising Queen`s South Africa Medal with Transvaal, Orange Free State and Cape Colony clasps to 5895 Gnr. R. S. Taylor R.H.A.; a King`s South Africa Medal with South Africa 1902 and South Africa 1901 clasps, naming worn; and a pair of World War I medals to P-1391 L.Cpl. R.S. Taylor M.M.P.
Lot 512
Hilder R: Sketching Country 1991 1st Ed. Painting Landscapes in Watercolour 1983 Pb. Rowland Hilder Country 1987 1st Ed. Rowland Hilder`s England 1986. Lewis J: Rowland Hilder 1987 Jekyll G: Colour Schemes for the flower Garden nd. 7th Ed. Grey: The Charm of Birds 1927. Together with 7 other gardening titles.
Lot 514
Dickens C: (Bindings) 1866-67. Chapman and Hall. 10 volumes. 8vo. Qtr. bindings, marbled edges and eps. Engraved frontis. to each volume. Kipling R: Kim 1917; Puck of Pook`s Hill 1906 1st Ed; Land and Sea Tales 1925; Plain Tales from the Hills 1915. Macmillan. 8vo hb, maroom cloth binding, elephant`s head logo. Kipling R Macmillan`s Pocket Kipling edition 24 Titles. Blue cloth bindings, gilt on spine, elephant`s head logo. 19vols aeg. 5vols. teg. Shakespeare W: The First Folio Shakespeare Harrap special Edition nd. C. 1900. 8vo. cloth, gilt, teg. 13 vols
Lot 542
Wilson R: Greene King. A Business and Family History. 1983 1st Ed. Page K: Greene King Biggleswade Brewery 1764-1984. 1984 8vo booklet. Benson N: Dunstable in Detail 1986. 1st Ed. 8vo card covers. Dunstable Official Guide and Local Directory 1935. 8vo Booklet. Luton The Official Guide nd 1930s?
Lot 556
Swaysland W: Familiar Wild Birds, 1901, 8vo hb. One volume edition (4 volumes in one with additional chapter on Eggs and Egg-collecting by R Kearton). Colour plates throughout. Together with: Engravings from the works of Henry Liversedge, nd, c. 1835. Folio, qtr binding, gilt, engraved plates
Lot 202
THREE WHITE FELSPATHIC STONEWARE TEAPOTS AND COVERS, YORKSHIRE OR STAFFORDSHIRE, ONE ASCRIBED TO R SOWTER & CO, MEXBOROUGH sprigged with classical figures or a band or strawberries in vine, acanthus or swagged borders and outlined in blue enamel, 13-16cm h, impressed 22, or unmarked, early 19th c An identical example with the impressed mark 22 in the Dunderdale Collection is attributed to Sowter & Co and illustrated Edwards (Diana) and Rodney Hampson, English Dry-Bodied Stoneware, Woodbridge 1998, fig 255. Sliding cover of Sowter teapot restored as is the tip of the spout. Small restoration to the tip of the spout of the oval teapot
Lot 217
SIXTEEN EARTHENWARE DRAINERS including Copeland and other Japan pattern examples, F & R Pratt & Co Floral Meander and a porcelain examples, one with printed leaf ground, painted with flower sprays, various sizes, impressed or printed marks, or unmarked, mid 19th c (19) All with faults, some slight or restored; mostly of satisfactory appearance
![A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE EARTHENWARE EQUESTRIAN PORTRAIT FIGURES OF SIR R[OBERT] SALE AND LADY SALE in blue tunic or dress and](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10086/2796207/251-20106189270_468x382.jpg)
Lot 251
A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE EARTHENWARE EQUESTRIAN PORTRAIT FIGURES OF SIR R[OBERT] SALE AND LADY SALE in blue tunic or dress and plumed hat or bonnet, the title in gilt script, 19 and 20cm h, c1842 Another pair is illustrated Pugh, op cit (endpapers). Lady Sale - some of the black enamel on the horses mane and tail flaked where it has not quite taken during firing.
Lot 406
AN H & R DANIEL TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE of Second Gadroon shape, painted with vignettes interspersed with single roses, a further bloom to the centre and gilt, saucer 14cm diam, painted 4057, c1830 (25) Two saucers with a feint glaze crack which does not penetrate to the front. One teacup with very mild localised staining of the glaze. In excellent overall condition and of the quality associated with the factory
Lot 488
MUGUETS. A LALIQUE OPALESCENT GLASS DISH the widely everted rim moulded with lily of the valley, 33cm diam, stencilled mark R LALIQUE FRANCE, c1930 A few light surface scratches. No chipped, ground or polished. Consigned by the executors of a local deceased`s estate and long in that family`s ownership
Lot 600
THIRTY-EIGHT PIECES OF NINETEENTH CENTURY FLATWARE Fiddle pattern, the majority initialled M, including a set of six tablespoons by William Eaton, London 1840 and a set of six dessert spoons by W R Sobey, Exeter 1844, 41ozs In generally good to very good condition, the two sets of spoons almost as new apart from the odd light scratch
Lot 624
AN IRISH VICTORIAN SILVER PRIZE MEDAL obv. laurels and inscription, rev. laurel border and inscription, 46mm, 1858 The inscriptions read: CORK MEDICAL & SURGICAL ASSOCIATION SESSION 1857-8 R CORBETT MD PRESIDENT and PRESENTED TO MR WILLIAM HENRY JONES FOR THE BEST REPORTED CASES TREATED IN THE CORK HOSPITALS. Unusual and in fine condition
Lot 661
A FRENCH SILVER GILT AND MOTHER OF PEARL AIDE MEMOIRE in leather and silk with mother of pearl boards overlaid with engraved tracery, containing a diary and calendar for 1856, labelled TAHAN R DE LA PAIX, 9 x 6cm, mid 19th c, morocco case signed for C CLERC PARIS In good condition internally slightly frayed. Gilding rubbed
Lot 913
G (?) R FOSTER (MID 19TH CENTURY) OLD TRENT BRIDGE FROM THE NORTH BANK NOTTINGHAM; WILFORD FERRY NOTTINGHAM a pair, one signed, 48 x 74cm (2) Views of Nottingham from the river were popular with artists in the 19th century and several such pairs are known, including an example in oil by W C Hingsley (Collection Nottinghamshire County Hall) which appear to have been taken from precisely the same spot in both cases, and make for an interesting comparison with the present lot. See the Catalogue of Oil Paintings in Public Ownership in Nottinghamshire, 2008, p180. Some localised instability of the medium in the case of one work in the lower left hand corner; localised craquelure; probably cleaned and revarnished in the later 19th or early 20th c but on the original stretchers. In early 20th c glazed gilt plain cavetto frames
Lot 1012
A PALAIS ROYAL GILTMETAL-MOUNTED AND EBONY-VENEERED JEWEL CASKET the moulded lid inset with a green jasper ware plaque of five putti, the sides applied with acanthus and other mounts, on toupee feet, 18cm w, lock engraved TAHAN FT r de la Paix, c1880 One of the mounts on the corners slightly damaged; the jasper wear panel on the lid with slight faults
![A WELSH GEORGE III OAK LONGCASE CLOCK DATED 1767 the brass dial signed on the chapter ring C Vaughan Pont[y]pool, the matted](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/10086/2796207/1090-201061891936_468x382.jpg)
Lot 1090
A WELSH GEORGE III OAK LONGCASE CLOCK DATED 1767 the brass dial signed on the chapter ring C Vaughan Pont[y]pool, the matted centre engraved with the initials WM/R 1767, with subsidiary seconds dial, date sector and thirty hour movement, the case with swan neck pediment and turned pillars, on bracket feet, 200cm h excluding finial Charles Vaughan of Pontypool flourished c1730-80. The dials of several clocks are recorded engraved with the owner`s initials, see Peate (I C), Clock and Watch Makers in Wales, Cardiff 1945, p68. The dial and movement original to each other and probably to the case, in need of overhauling/cleaning, the spandrels poorly cast and perhaps replaced, the pediment remodelled, shrinkage crack in the base
Lot 1192
POACHING. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY WROUGHT IRON MAN-TRAP, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, PROBABLY ESTATE MADE 167cm l Provenance: Annesley Park Nottinghamshire until sold by order of Major and Mrs R P Chaworth-Musters in the house sale conducted Henry Spencer & Sons, 20-22 March 1973, lot 448 ("AN EARLY XIX CENTURY MAN TRAP"); where bought by the father of the present owner. Rusted but complete and undamaged, no repairs
Lot 112
A gentleman`s stainless steel Seiko chronograph wristwatch with baton markers, date aperture and three subsidiary dials; and a gentleman`s stainless steel Seiko Seikomatic-R Sealion CR-220 wristwatch with black dial, baton markers, centre seconds, day/date apertures and thirty jewel movement (2)
Lot 13
TWO SOUTH INDIAN DAGGERS (CHILANUM) 16TH/17TH CENTURY, PROBABLY DECCAN the first formed entirely of steel (rust patinated), with recurved fullered blade, steel hilt formed with a pair of shaped panels enclosing the lower portion of the blade, a pair of curling horns forming the pommel, and the grip interrupted by a spherical moulding; and the second with recurved blade cut with a pair of short tapering fullers divided by a medial ridge on each side, carved wooden hilt (cracked) fitted with a brass ferrule at the base, flattened elliptical pommel, and the grip interrupted by a central moulding the first: 30cm; 11 3/4in (2) For a discussion of this group and their dating see R. Elgood 2004, pp. 163-179.
Lot 54
AN 18 BORE BALKAN OTTOMAN MIQUELET-LOCK MUSKET, LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY with tapering octagonal sighted barrel stamped `Lasari Cominas` ahead of a chased silver panel incorporating a silver-covered low back-sight and retained by six large silver bands chased with scrollwork, the lock overlaid with sheet silver, walnut full stock profusely inlaid with mother-of-pearl plaques between brass fillets and enriched with red pigment and minute rondels (minor losses), fish tail butt formed in two pieces, the rear portion profusely inlaid with geometric designs of segmental brass rondels filled with minute pieces of green stained bone enriched with brass nails, a pair of steel sling swivels, chased silver fore-end cap, and steel ramrod 111cm; 43 3/4in barrel For similar examples see R. Elgood 1995, p. 93, figs. 54-57.
Lot 60
A 25 BORE OTTOMAN BALKAN MIQUELET-LOCK GUN (ARNAUTKA), 18TH/19TH CENTURY with octagonal sighted Brescian barrel engraved over its surface and inlaid with engraved brass panels, retained by five pierced and engraved brass bands and stamped with export mark, the letter `A` above a pellet within a circle, towards the breech, flat lock sparsely inlaid with brass, full stock encased in engraved steel, butt of characteristic form decorated en suite, and steel ramrod 94.5cm; 37 1/4in barrel See R. Elgood 2009, p. 163.
Lot 82
A RARE SOUTH INDIAN SWORD, 17TH/18TH CENTURY with broad blade curved and double-edged over the upper half (patinated), brass hilt including a pair of robust shaped panels extending over the lower portion of the blade, petal-shaped guard, square cushion-shaped pommel fitted with a pair of circular beaded rattles and integral brass grip 52cm; 20 1/2in blade A similar sword is preserved in the Government Museum, Chenai, no. 2057. See R. Elgood 2004, p. 83. It is likely that the blade is 17th Century and remounted onto an 18th Century hilt.
Lot 83
THREE SOUTH INDIAN MEDIEVAL SWORDS, POSSIBLY 12TH/13TH CENTURY each in extensively patinated condition, the first with broad reinforced blade incorporating a small knob in the centre of the back-edge and sharply curving over its upper half (holed), steel hilt extending over the lower portion of the blade, including figure-of-eight shaped guard, and wooden cushion-shaped pommel (perhaps replaced), and cylindrical steel grip; the second of similar form, the guard engraved with expanded flowerheads on the underside (pommel missing); and the third with pierced guard (pommel missing) the first: 66cm; 26in blade (3) For swords of this form see R. Elgood 2004, pp. 83-5.
Lot 84
A VERY RARE DECCANI SWORD, LATE 16TH/17TH CENTURY with unusually long curved fullered blade made in the Firanghi style, double-edged towards the point, punched with Bikaner Armoury mark at the forte, integral steel hilt formed of a broad figure-of-eight shaped plate at the base and large disc shaped pommel with faceted bud-shaped finial 108cm; 42 1/2in blade Provenance The Bikaner Arsenal, Rajasthan The blade is unusual in that it splits into three at the tang to provide the ridged upper part of the basket guard. This detail can be seen on a small number of swords with a similar provenance in the Ganga Government Museum, Bikaner. This group was captured by Raja Anup Singh of Bikaner who was present with his Rajputs as part of the Mughal army besieging Adoni, the last fortress to hold out in the Mughal campaign against Bijapur state which fell in 1689. The Raja took his booty home to Bikaner where it was inscribed with the word Adoni. The arms in the armoury included weapons captured from Vijayanagara at the battle of Talikota in 1565 and subsequently. See R. Elgood 2004, p. 97.
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