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Lot 536

FRANK ZAPPA & RELATED - LPs. Freakin' out with this superb offering of 10 x LPs. Titles are Freak Out! (UK Verve 't' 2683 004 - top Ex+ condition records/Ex+ sleeve, really top condition), We're Only In It For The Money (UK Verve 't' 2317-034 - fantastic clean Ex+ record/Ex + really neat sleeve too, a small old price sticker remains, this is a laminated sleeve so is easy to remove), Chunga's Revenge (UK orig RSLP 2030 - Ex/Ex olive cover), GTO's - Permanent Damage (German Straight original 1C 054-91 117 - VG some scuff marks, never heavier/Ex neat condition sleeve), Bongo Fury (DS 2234), Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention (2352 057), Zappéd (promo sampler PRO 368), Apostrophe (') (K 59201), Zoot Allures K 56298) and Confidential (private). Also to include 2 rare tickets, 1 from Zappa's performance at 'Coliseum' on November 29 1970 with A Beefheart one from the New VIctoria Theatre. Elsewhere condition is often very well presented Ex to Ex+.

Lot 62

GILLEY'S / SOUTHERN US BANDS - TRANSCRIPTION DISCS. Extremely rare bundle of about 30 x American Transcription Discs, all are live recordings at Gilley's (Texas), a bar/honky founded in 1971 by Mickey Gilley. Artists include Con Hunley, Don Williams, Southern Pacific, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Doug Kershaw, Hank Williams Jr., Exile, Hoyt Axton, The Bellamy Brothers, Johnny Lee, The Oak Ridge Boys, Alabama, Ronnie M, Asleep At The Wheel, Michael Murphey, Don Williams, Anne Murray. The records are Ex to Ex+ look unplayed, almost all have their original cue sheets. '

Lot 620

DAVID - LIGHT OF YOUR MIND PHILIPS UK 7" PROMO (BF 1776). Rare Psych demo on Philips (BF1776) from a little known band called David. This was to be their only release and this copy has reached us in Excellent condition with only few very light hairlines. The label has the release date stamped on the A-side and a birthday dedication on the B-side.

Lot 63

ABC RADIO NETWORKS / THE SILVER EAGLE / SOUTHERN US BANDS - TRANSCRIPTION DISCS. Highly rare collection of about 30 x American Transcription Discs, all are live recordings at Cross Country Music Show. Artists include Exile & The New Grass Revival, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Lucy Dalton, Michael Murphey, Forester Sisters, Bellamy Brothers, Bill Anderson, Southern Pacific, Jim Glaser, Kathy Mattea, Frizzell & West, Con Hunley & Charly McClain, Hank Williams Jr., Oak Ridge Boys, Moe Bandy, Joe Stampley, Mel Tillis. The records are Ex to Ex+ look unplayed, almost all have their original cue sheets.

Lot 64

WESTWOOD ONE / US ROCK - TRANSCRIPTION DISCS. Extremely rare selection of 9 x American Transcription Discs, all live recordings at the show "Off The Record Specials With Mary Turner". Artists include Eddie Money, Bob Seger, Robbie Robertson The Band, Joe Walsh. Condition is generally Ex to Ex+ the records look unplayed, almost all have their original cue sheets.

Lot 683

ROCK, POP & NEW WAVE LPS & 7". From the same collection as the previous 3 lots we have a fantastic cross section (50 LPs & 12" and 300+ 7" singles) of music from the 60's through to the 80's covering Pop, Rock, Indie & New Wave. A particular highlight is the rare Reggae with the Hippy Boys LP on High Note (BSLP5005 - VG+/VG+) along with LP's and 7" from the likes of The Who, Frankie GTH, Roxy Music, Tracy Chapman, Bob Marley, George Michael, Yazoo, Tears for Fears, Police, Human League, Rolling Stones, Depeche Mode, The Beatles, John Lennon and many more. Generally in VG to Ex+ condition but a small number of the 7" may drop below this range.

Lot 752

PROG/CLASSIC ROCK - LP ORIGINAL UK RARITIES - WITH LABEL DAMAGE. Somewhat fascinating pack of 11 x classic LPs loaded with original pressings - please note that the records have had a rather overzealous previous owner pasting 'alternative' labels to the labels! Artists/titles are Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath (UK VO 6, 1Y 1 & 2Y 1 original matrix - VG record/VG+ some shelfwear, 'alternative label'), The Grateful Dead - Aoxomoxoa (orange UK label orig WS 1790 - VG+ record, with sticker removal side 1, 'alternative' label side 2/VG), Uriah Heep - ...Very 'Eavy... (UK swirl 6360 006 - record VG+/'alternative' label side 2/Ex clean original sleeve), Edgar Broughton Band - Wasa Wasa (SHVL 757 A1/B1 original pressing/'alternative' labels, unable to tell if unboxed/playing surfaces VG+/VG+ neat sleeve), Mott The Hoople - Mad Shadows (ILPS 9119 orig pink label 'white 'i' - 'alt' labels, playing surfaces are Ex/VG+), Quintessence - S/T (ILPS 9128 seemingly original pink label white 'i', 'alt labels'), Third Ear Band - Alchemy (unboxed SHVL 796, no 'Sold In UK' text, 'alt' labels/Ex), Black Widow - Sacrifice (CBS S 63948 'alt labels'), Audience - Friends Friends Friend (CAS 1012 pink scroll, 'alt' labels), Mothers Of Invention - BUrnt Weeny Sandwich (RSLP 6370 tri-steamboat 'alt labels') and Rare Bird - As Your Mind Flies By (pink scroll CAS 1011 'alt labels'). The grading of the records (purely as the playing surfaces) are often VG+ to Ex with the sleeves commonly VG to Ex.

Lot 193

A rare Royal Doulton stoneware Mouse Musician clock by George Tinworth, tapering rectangular section supporting circular case with dial, surmounted with a mouse playing the cello, flanked by mice playing a trumpet, glazed in shades of ochre, the circular dial with Arabic numerals, impressed factory marks to back, repaired damages, 32cm. wide.

Lot 198

'Beefeater The Illustrated London News' a rare Royal Doulton Advertising figure, painted in colours printed factory mark, 19.5cm. high

Lot 2

A rare Martin Brothers stoneware cameo vase by Edwin and Walter Martin, dated 1898, shouldered form with flaring neck, the vase covered in a matt blue glaze, sgraffito carved with two birds flying amongst clematis flowers, incised 10 - 1898, Martin Bros London & Southall, 24.5cm. high Provenance Purchased at Bermondsey Market in November 1979 Exhibited Gorgeously Grotesque, Worthing Museum and Art Gallery, 2003, catalogue number 98. Literature Judy Rudoe Decorative Arts 1850-1950 A Catalogue of the British Museum Collection, page 199 catalogue no.184. for a comparable vase illustrated.

Lot 203

A rare Burmantofts Faience Anglo Persian wall charger by Leonard King, design no.72, painted to the well with a galleon at full sail, another sailing on the horizon, a large scaly fish swimming in for foreground, in shades of blue, turquoise, aubergine and brown on a white ground, impressed factory marks, painted LK monogram and pattern details, minor restoration to the rim, 31cm. diam.

Lot 204

A rare Burmantofts Faience grotesque dragon, model no.1102, covered in an olive green glaze, a Burmantofts Faience model of a monkey and a stylised fish spill vase, both glazed turquoise blue impressed marks, glaze chips to dragon and restoration to monkey, 10cm. wide. (3) Literature A Private Collection of Burmantofts Faience Pottery, Woolley and Wallis Auctioneer's 22nd June 2017 lot 786 for a comparable dragon.

Lot 31

A rare Martin Brothers stoneware gourd perfume flask by Edwin and Walter Martin, dated 1906, flattened disc form, incised with sprays of prunus in blue and ochre on a buff ground, incised 1906 Martin Bros London & Southall, 6.5cm. high Provenance Ernest Marsh collection. This vase is illustrated in one of Marsh's own photographs (held in the Twyman collection), dated 25th May 1916) Woolley and Wallis Auctioneers, 17th January 1980 lot 290. Exhibited Gorgeously Grotesque Worthing Museum & Art Gallery, 2003, catalogue number 31.

Lot 5

A rare Martin Brothers stoneware Birdman jar and cover by Robert Wallace Martin, modelled seated and holding his leg, glazed, with white and black highlights, on ebonised wood base, incised R W Martin & Bros, London & Southall to neck, base incised 7-12-1907 R W Martin & Bros, London & Southall, 23.5cm. high Provenance Dennis Attewell collection. Harriman-Judd collection, part 2, Sotheby's New York, 6th October 2001, lot 139. Exhibited Birmingham City Museum, loaned by Dennis Attewell from 1971 to 1978. Martin Brothers Pottery Exhibition, Richard Dennis, 1978, catalogue number 720, (loaned by Dennis Attwell). Gorgeously Grotesque, Worthing Museum and Art Gallery, catalogue number 13. Fantasies in Clay, Martin Brothers Art Pottery (1873-1923), Blackwell, 2008. Literature Malcolm Haslam The Martin Brothers Potters, Richard Dennis Publications, page 129 figure 197 for a comparable birdman figure.

Lot 53

Sidney Greenslade a rare Martin Brothers stoneware plaque by Robert Wallace Martin, dated 1907, oval in ebonised wood frame, covered in a white paint, incised R W Martin Sc. Southall, 1907 titled to reverse S Greenslade, 22cm. high (plaque) Provenance The George Twyman Collection of Martin Ware. Literature Malcolm Haslam The Martin Brothers Potters, Richard Dennis, page 148 figure 233 for a later version of this plaque with Sidney Greenslade modelled examining a Martin ware vase.

Lot 571

A rare Moncrieff's Monart Ware glass lamp shade, bell shaped, mottled green graduating to blue rim with purple whorls and aventurine gold inclusions, metal fitting unsigned, 21.5cm. high (glass shade) Literature Ysart Glass, Volo Editions, page 82-83 for comparable Monart Ware shades.

Lot 579

A rare Amalric Walter pate de verre glass Hollow Duck paperweight, cast in olive green glass, signed A Walter Nancy to base, 8cm. wide. Literature Keith Cummings Amalric Walter Broadfield House Exhibition, 2006-2007, page 59 plate 94 for a larger version of this model illustrated.

Lot 59

A rare Martin Brothers stoneware charger by Walter Fraser Martin, Pomona House period, incised and modelled with scrolling foliage and raised flowerheads to the rim and radiating flowers to the well, glazed blue and green on a buff ground, incised W F Martin London No.3, stress hairlines and small rim chips, 31cm. diam. Literature Malcolm Haslam The Martin Brothers Potters Richard Dennis Publications, page 36 figure 31 for a comparable example illustrated. Provenance The George Twyman Collection of Martin Ware

Lot 625

A rare Newlyn Industrial Classes silver and enamel pendant necklace, shield shape, with pierced rim, the central panel enamelled pink, stamped Newlyn, 4cm. long Literature Daryll Bennett & Colin Pill, Newlyn Copper Arts and Crafts Copper Work in Newlyn, Sansom & Company, page 40 for comparable examples illustrated.

Lot 63

A rare and early pair of Martin Brothers stoneware Egyptian Revival vases by Robert Wallace Martin, dated 1876, cylindrical form, incised with seated pharaoh and characters, in tan, highlighted in blue and green on a buff ground incised 4 and 5 R W Martin London 4-1876, professional restoration, 23cm. high, (2) Provenance The George Twyman Collection of Martin Ware

Lot 65

A rare and early Martin Brothers stoneware watch stand by Robert Wallace Martin, dated 1875, the circular stand supported on tripod stand and circular base, modelled and pierced with stylised foliate borders in green and blue on a buff ground incised no.2 R W Martin London 3-1875, 14cm. high Provenance The George Twyman Collection of Martin Ware

Lot 83

A rare Martin Brothers stoneware coffee pot and cover by Edwin and Walter Martin, tall, slender form, painted with simple blossom sprays in white and ochre on a tan ground and a Martin Brothers stoneware ewer incised Martin Bros London & Southall, 27.5cm. high (3) Provenance The George Twyman Collection of Martin Ware

Lot 162

BANFF.  A RARE SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL SILVER TEASPOON, C1690-1720  with rat tail, by William Scott, 2.8dwtsPoor condition

Lot 242

A RARE THOMAS FELL MOULDED CYLINDRICAL PEARLWARE WINCHESTER MEASURE AND TWO OTHERS, C1830 quart and pint, the largest with two black bat prints, the rims and handle outlined in black enamel, the others in blue, each impressed or moulded WARRANTED WINCHESTER MEASURE, 13 and 15.5cm h, impressed FELL NEWCASTLE, L or unmarkedFell mug broken and restuck, L marked mug good condition, third mug star crack in base and slightly stained

Lot 248

TWO RARE WAISTED OR CYLINDRICAL DAVENPORT BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE IMPERIAL MEASURES, 1837 AND C1845 quart and half pint, 8 and 14.5cm h, printed DAVENPORTComparative Literature: Lockett (TA) and G A Godden, Davenport ..., 1989, p160, figs 131 and 2Large mug - descending hairline crack and slight roughness on edges of handle. Smaller mug stained inside and around foot

Lot 325

A RARE SAMPLE DESIGN FOR AN ARMORIAL SERVICE, C1794-1816 of a plate actual size, watercolour and gold on vellum, 26cm diam, framedThe arms of those of John, 4th Earl Poulett (b1756, succeeded as Earl 1788, d1819) and his first wife Sophia Pocock (m 1782, d1812)No record of a surviving service to this design has been found and it seems possible that the cost of  one so sumptuous could have proved prohibitive.  The design is unsigned and would probably have been sourced from a London retailer rather than a factory such as Worcester, or either of the Welsh factoriesGood condition

Lot 655

A RARE ROMANO BRITISH PEWTER DISH, C 4TH CENTURY AD  38cm diamIn excavated condition, locally stabilised with putty type resin, acrylic stand

Lot 462

Rare Skeleton “Penny Moon” Mantle Clock, with a dead-beat escapement, month-going also with second, minute and hour hands and a decorative sunburst pendulum, within an oval glass dome, 60cm x 40cm (full size incl. case)

Lot 106

A rare dated and named mid 17th Century Elle or measuring stick, Dutch, the baluster handle above a silver collar, the square section ebony tapering shaft divided and inscribed with silver pins 'Anno 1653' the square tapering silver tip engraved 'Eiffien Henurux Eb', 83cm.

Lot 143

Two rare commemorative pin cushions comprising a foot stool style example of square form, the domed velvet cover painted with flowers and inscribed 'Queen Caroline Died 7th Aug 1821', 7cm, and another as a throne style chair decorated in beadwork the back inscribed in beads 'Prince of Wales', 9cm (2)

Lot 194

A rare etui for a doll, circa 1850, of tapering rectangular form in tooled green leather, the velvet and silk interior flush fitted with a full complement of miniature silver tools comprising needle case, thimble, scissors and stiletto, 4.2 x 2.5cm max

Lot 218

A rare and unusual Georgian whitewood card game or 'fortune telling' box of rectangular form, the sides painted with floral garlands and scrolls, the sliding lid with a circular monochrome print of a woman seated in a tree with a distaff, the two division interior with a set of hand written cards to one side raised by pulling a ribbon which runs through the box, the set of 44 gold edged cards hand written in ink with a question, the answer to the reverse, cards 8.7 x 6cm, box 7 x 7.5 x 10.2cm. high.

Lot 25

A rare and unusual print decorated early Tunbridge ware travelling mirror by Wise the rectangular case with sliding lid with a circular print the reverse of the lid with a printed label 'Nuckell's Library Broadstairs published by T. Wise Tunbridge, 24th March 1806', the interior fitted with a mirror, 8.7 x 5.3cm

Lot 26

A good and rare early Tunbridge ware white wood print decorated box by Geo. Wise of rectangular form, the lid with a colour print within a vivid red panel within black line borders, the print titled to the lid interior 'Chapel Royal, North Street, Brighton - Published by Geo. Wise, Tunbridge April 1807', pink paper lined interior, 20 x 12.2 x 9.5cm. high.

Lot 28

A rare 19th Century Tunbridge stickware thimble - star roundel turned top, triple concave frieze over a flared rim, 2.7cm. high.

Lot 285

A rare 17th century slap soled mule or vamp in blue velvet with silver wire floral scroll embroidery, white kid heel and upper sole with braid stitched heel seam, sole unattached at heal, tooled brown leather liner, 21cm

Lot 348

Four rare reels comprising a near pair with glazed domed tops within a brass scroll border enclosing an intaglio style panel of The Royal Coat of Arms within 'I.P Clarkes Patent' , the bases in stamped gilt brass, tin bodies, 3cm high, another similar but the top with a rose, and a pearl top reel the metal stem stamped 'Barber And Clarkes Patent' the mother of pearl base with a paper label with conforming wording, 3cm (4)

Lot 360

A rare rosewood box, circa. 1845, containing sample reels, the box of plain rectangular form, the lid interior with ruched velvet lid panel, the base section in burr maple with sixteen rosewood cylinder compartments each containing a turned bone reel with screw on mother of pearl flower head top, each with colour printed base label for 'Brook's Patent 6 Cord', complete with key, 24 x 17.5 x 8cm

Lot 374

A rare pair of Palais Royal knitting needle protectors, the mother of pearl spiral bodies with gilt metal mounts united by a gilt chain, 29cm.

Lot 396

A rare early 19th Century steel clamp by Joseph Rodgers the rectangular frame below a hook with a turned pedestal supporting a trough form pin cushion stamped 'Joseph Rodgers and Sons Cutlers To His Majesty No 6, Norfolk Street, Sheffield', 13cm

Lot 506

A rare 17th Century scissor case in two sections united by drawstring cords, the cardboard core covered in red fabric worked with silver wire scrolls and borders, the cords edged in silver thread and surmounted and terminating in elaborate silver wire tassels, case with minor losses, 8.2cm.

Lot 524

Two rare glass thimbles, the first of spiral construction applied with two bands of coloured flowers inscribed 'Teneria' and dated '1885', minor losses and possibly re-stuck, and another made up of clear lattice glass applied with flowers and initialled 'BR' and '74' (2)

Lot 60

A rare print and paint decorated early Tunbridge ware whitewood child's sewing pannier, probably Thomas Wise, the canted sides painted with flowers, the pin hinge lid with a central print titled to the interior 'New Assembly Rooms, Leamington Spa' within a floral border and outer black line hatched border, the swing handle painted with stylised green leaves, compartmentalised pink paper interior, 12 x 8.5 x 10cm max. This box appears for the first time to establish a link between the Tunbridge manufacturers and the Spa town of Leamington Spa.The image depicted is the Lower Assembly Rooms (later called the Parthenon), Bath Street, opened in 1821. The portico was removed in 1853, the building burnt down in the 1960's and was re-built c1970. The original architect was Samuel Beazley (1786-1851), a leading theatre architect and established London architect. No other Tunbridge box with a Leamington scene has previously been recorded, although pieces for Cheltenham and Oxford have. It is possible that this could have been a box later embellished with the print, but this seems highly unlikely as the image fits the lid and border well and the border detailing is typical of other Tunbridge pieces.I am grateful to Rob Gill of Gosford Books, Coventry for his assistance in identifying the image.

Lot 829

A rare copy of the First Edition Beano Annual published before the appearance of Dennis The Menace, the 1940 Beano book was issued around the outbreak of World War Two in 1939, it came a year after the weekly comic was first brought out by Dundee based D.C. Thompson in July 1938. The annual was published in relatively small numbers and it is extremely difficult to find a better copy than this one (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The overall condition of this annual is very good. The cover is bright, clean and unmarked which is partly due to the fact the vendor, who was the original owner, cover it in brown paper when he first got it. The corners are slightly bumped and there is a very small rip +/- 1 cm to the leading edge of the front cover and a 2 cm surface rip to the spine on the front cover. On the back cover there are brown marks to the bookends and the pages are browned commensurate with age. On the frontispiece the box that says “This book belongs to” has been filled in in pencil and opposite is the price of 2s 6d also in pencil. On page 25 there is a slight stain +/- 5 cm in length but this is light and in the margin (not covering text or picture). There is a similar mark on page 31, stain mark roughly the size of a thumb on page 34 reflected on page 35, on pages 66 and 67 there are slight stains some of which are on the text but the text is still clearly visible. On page 81 there are two tears at the bottom right hand corner both of +/- 5 cm, a slight stain on page 97 and small black fingerprint (not on text). The binding is tight and some of these marks may be able to be cleaned off. Overall we consider this book to be in very good condition. A similar copy was sold last year and this is definitely in better condition.

Lot 167

A rare and unusual Insull ventriloquist character jug, paper composition, hand-painted with operating levers for the mouth and eyes, 20cmH

Lot 252

A rare early 20th century silver pin cushion and ring tree, Arthur Johnson Smith, Chester 1909, the pin cushion centralised with a ring tree in tree form with a cast silver monkey sat at the top of the tree, raised on a circular base, 11.5cm 96.5g

Lot 36

A rare Breitling Seawolf Avenger Chronometer SAS (Special Air Service) Edition, with box and paperwork, warranty etc, no.856146, issue 180 of 250, in as new condition (see next lot)

Lot 113

WW2 Award of George Medal to Airmen Medal cover signed by 8 WW2 GM medal winners. Includes Resistance VIPs Dedee De Jongh, Tante Go, Mdme M Ugeux, Mjr D Henderson, J McCarthy, D Oliver, Geoffrey Dhenin. Rare cover only 16 issued. Good condition Est.

Lot 114

WW2 Award Mentioned in Dispatches cover signed by 24 WW2 MD medal winners. Includes Foote VC, Peter Scott, FM Brammall, James Lacey, Freddy Ball, Hugh Dundas, John Hackett, Godfrey Place VC, Denis Gillam, Lord Lewin, Peter Ashmore, Bobby Oxspring. Rare cover only 16 issued. Good condition Est.

Lot 115

WW2 Award The Defence Medal cover signed by 13 WW2 DM medal winners. Includes Odette Hallows, Maurice Buckmaster, Ryder of Warsaw, Tante So, Ivor Broom, Dedee De Jongh, Ron Hockey, Ivor Broom, Peter Vaughan Fowle. Rare cover only 14 issued. Good condition Est.

Lot 273

Rare Victoria Cross winner Godfrey Place VC signed 75th Anniversary of Launch of First Submarine 2nd October 1901 signed FDC. Dived on board H. M. Submarine Onyx signed by Rear Admiral Godfrey Place, Lt. Cmdr R. L. T. Jones. Good condition Est.

Lot 52

WW2 German KIA Luftwaffe collection. Fine set of 16 documents and two decorations for Wachtmeister Helmut Benecker, of 2 Fernaufklarungsgeschwader 101. He joined Luftwaffe in 1937 and serve with flak units until 1942 March, when he entered pilot training. Decorated with EK1 and 2, Frontfluspange bronze and silver. He was killed in a flying accident in August 1944. Documents includes, His Wehrpass with lots of entries for flying kit etc, Arbeitsbuch, Ahnenpass, EK1 and 2 citations. Award document for Tatigkeitsabzeichen der Flakartillerie, Award document for Flugzeugffuhrerabzeichen, Reischsportabzeichen award document, super studio photo of Benecke and several other documents relating to his academic and civilian life. Original Flugzeugffuhrerabzeichen silver medal, rare item and a cloth version of the pilots badge unworn, grey oilcloth backing. All original items scarce collection. Good condition Est.

Lot 53

Multiple Luftwaffe signed Vintage colour ME110 over Paris photo, very unusual and highly collectable approx 11 x 8 inches, and is signed by 13 Luftwaffe aces inc Georg Greiner, Hans Jabs, Wolfgang Falk, Gunther Radusch, Heinz Rokker. Needs some research to identify all the autographs which may well yield some very rare names. Good condition Est.

Lot 55

WW2 German photo album titled Erinnerungen an die werdienstzeit im dritten Reich Reminiscences of the public service time in the third empire. Over 100 small photos wartime scenes and troops, events, guns, trains, downed planes, border crossing etc. Has photos of Generals at front with printed autographs, rare in this excellent condition. Good condition Est.

Lot 87

Mauchline ware - sewing - a rare early knitting needle cylinder with work slot, the black ground decorated in red sponge work, 24cm

Lot 488

A Rare Pair Of South American Miquelet-Lock Silver-Mounted Blunderbuss Belt Pistols Late 18th Century, Probably MexicanWith two-stage barrels each turned at the flared muzzle and engraved with a floret within an inlaid arcaded brass border, octagonal breeches inlaid in brass with scrolling foliage with traces of engraving, border engraved tangs, characteristic foliate engraved locks, full stocks (minor old splits and damage) inlaid with silver panels secured by silver pins and pierced and engraved with foliage inhabited by monsters on the butts (one panel an old replacement), and studded with further pins overall, the fore-ends en suite and each inlaid with a silver panel pierced and engraved as a double-headed eagle, trigger-guards each on a border engraved silver plate (shortened at the rear) and with bows pierced and engraved with foliage, engraved silver mount around the comb of each butt, border engraved silver butt-caps each engraved with foliage around the retaining screw, silver fore-end bands, long iron belt hooks each with terminal pierced with a heart, and later wooden ramrods (2)19.3 cm. barrels

Lot 334

A Fine And Exceptionally Rare 28-Bore Percussion Seven-Shot Revolving 'Turret' Rifle By James Wilkinson & Son, Pall Mall, London, No. 5249 For 1840With browned twist leaf-sighted two-stage barrel rifled with nine spiral grooves, octagonal breech signed long the top flat, border engraved case-hardened action decorated with scrolling foliage in front of the trigger-guard and along the serial numbered lower tang, hinged blued border engraved top-strap released by a spring-catch within the foliate engraved loop at the rear, the surface engraved with foliate scrollwork and signed in full above '15/Patent/5249', spring-loaded button activating the blued cylinder release-catch, bright cylinder engraved 'Wilkinson & Son' and '15/Patent/5249', blued under-hammer, trigger and engraved flash-shields, large blued border engraved square-back trigger-guard and butt-plate both decorated with foliate scrollwork en suite, figured butt, chequered grip and detachable fore-end, the latter with horn cap, sling mounts, and retaining much of its original finish, London proof marks; together with an original extra cylinder en suite (2)71.1 cm. barrel

Lot 372

A Rare Pair Of Small 80-Bore Flintlock Tutenag Box-Lock Pocket PistolsBy Waters, Probably John Of Birmingham, Circa 1780With turn-off cannon barrels, border engraved actions each signed on a foliated scroll on one side and decorated with a scallop shell and foliage on the other, ring-neck cocks, sliding trigger-guard safety-catches each engraved with a flower-head on the bow, and figured flat-sided butts inlaid with silver wire scrollwork (minor losses) and rocailles, the breeches each stamped 'PRO' and 'VED' (2)4 cm. barrels

Lot 515

An Extremely Rare Pair Of 22-Bore Double Flintlock Single-Trigger Turn-Off Pistols For Certainty Of FireBy Lewis (Louis) Barbar, London, Circa 1740With turn-off cannon barrels, border engraved breeches each signed beneath, decorated with foliage at the rear and with three graduated spheres along the top, border engraved tangs decorated with foliage and each with retaining screw behind the trefoil (one replaced) extending over the breech, border engraved action, cocks (both on one pistol replaced, top jaws and screws on the other replaced) and steels (one an old replacement, both on the other pistol refaced), mainspring and trigger operating both cocks simultaneously and firing the same charge, chiselled steel-springs, moulded figured rounded butts (old repairs) each carved with a shell behind the barrel tang, trigger-guards each engraved with a decorative oval on the bow, cast and chased silver mounts comprising foliate escutcheons each engraved with owner's monogram, and border engraved spurred pommels each with grotesque mask butt-cap within a border of scrolls and shells (some wear and rust patination), London proof marks and Lewis Barbar's barrelsmith's mark (3)16.5 cm. barrels

Lot 46

A Rare Officer's Embroidered Flap Pouch To The 1st King's Dragoon GuardsCirca 1831-37(Gold lace oxidised, velvet with some wear)

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