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Lot 673
A Martini action target rifle, stamped 'WD,' 'Enfield,' and 'VR 1885.' Converted to a target rifle by WW Greener for the National Rifle Association. Both target and battle sights present along with bayonet bar on final barrel bands and correct associated buff leather/suede sling. Supplied with a deactivation certificate (stored in office)
Lot 144
A Chinese Porcelain European Hunting Subject Punch Bowl, Qianlong, painted in famille rose enamels with a continuous landscape depicting two hounds chasing a hare, a huntsman with a rifle on horseback, the interior with cell border, 38cm diameter Some deep scratches to glaze on the interior. Ten glaze chips to upper rim, the longest 2cm. Some firing flaws throughout and minor wear to enamels. 190213
Lot 226
A Pair of Austrian Cold Painted Bronze Figures, by Franz Bergman, late 19th century, depicting an Arab huntsman with deer and rifle and an Arab with three hawks, each picked out in cold decoration on circular green marble plinths, with cast B mark, 32cm and 41cm Both with typical wear to cold decoration throughout. Bird on figure`s head is loose in mount. Bird on left hand with bent tail feathers. 270213
Lot 147
A George III lidded baluster tankard with gilt wash interior with later embossed decoration and engraving , memorial cup in honour of Major Owen of Condover who raised and commanded the 1st Company of Shropshire Rifle volunteers, given by Major Cholmondeley 1875 and won by George Smith 1875, on ebonised base. London 1760, maker John Moore, approx weight of tankard 805g, approx height 21 cm.
Lot 242
A Hollis and Sons .500/.450 (No 2 Musket) single loading sporting rifle, barrel 29in. and marked ‘Henry’s Patent Rifling’, top flat with textured ground, the forward part with a rail and marked for a sliding sight (missing), blade foresight and graduated leaf sights, marked ‘J. Hollis & Sons’ at breech end, Martini type action with foliate engraving and marked ‘Westley Richards Patent Action’, wooden clearing rod below the barrel, chequered fore end, African hardwood replacement pistol grip butt stock.
Lot 43
Ceylon Planters Rifle Corps Officer`s pouch belt plate. circa 1911-35 A fine and scarce die-stamped silvered example. Crowned circlet inscribed "Ceylon Planters Rifle Corps" resting in a wreath of tea plants, GRI cypher to voided centre; across the base of the wreath, a tri-part scroll inscribed "Unitas Salus Nostra". Three screw posts to reverse. VGC Raised in 1901 as an Infantry battalion with eight companies.
Lot 60
1st West York Rifles Militia Victorian Officer’s 1857 hallmarked silver pouch belt plate and whistle boss. A very fine and scarce die-stamped pair by PF (Philip Firmin) bearing London hallmarks to obverse of each. Plate being a crowned laurel wreath with central large White Rose of York mounted on backing plate. Four screw posts to reverse ... boss being a disc with raised floral rim and pierced “West York Rifles”; centre mounted with lion’s mask in relief and fitted with small loose ring for attachment to a chain. Two screw posts to reverse. (2 items) Formed 21st August, 1759 at Leeds. Formed 21st August, 1759 at Leeds; redesignated First West York Rifle Militia 12th September, 1853. Became 3rd Battalion The King`s Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regiment) on Friday 1st July, 1881 3rd Battalion The King`s Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regiment) on Friday 1st July, 1881.
Lot 64
1st West York Militia Georgian Officer’s shoulder belt plate. A very fine and rare example by Linwood. Copper gilt oval plate mounted with silver pierced oval inscribed “First West York Militia”; centrally a silver White Rose of York with gilt centre centre. Reverse with hook and two studs. Retains original chamois liner. Some wear to gilt. VGC Formed 21st August, 1759 at Leeds; redesignated First West York Rifle Militia 12th September, 1853. Became 3rd Battalion The King`s Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire Regiment) on Friday 1st July, 1881. Notable Colonels included Sir George Savile, The Duke of Norfolk and Earl Fitzwilliam.
Lot 66
18th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Victorian post 1881 Officer’s helmet plate. A fine and scarce die-stamped blackened example with burnished highlights. Garter star mounted with laurel wreath surmounted by a Guelphic crown resting on a tablet “Middlesex”. Within the wreath a Maltese cross, with ball finals to the tips and lions between the arms; to the centre, a plain applied dome within a circlet “Rifle”; between the base of the cross and the wreath, a scroll “Regiment”. Three of four loops to reverse. VGC Raised at Paddington in 1860 as 36th Middlesex RVC it became the 18th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers in 1880 and joined the Rifle Brigade 1881. In 1908 it became 10th Battalion of the London Regiment. Hugh King Collection
Lot 67
36th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer’s second pattern pouch belt plate circa 1860’s. A fine and scarce die-cast silver plated example. Within an ornate crowned laurel wreath, mounted on the backing plate, a circlet inscribed “36th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers” with Arms the Borough of Paddington (viz lined shield charged with two swords in saltire with mural crown) to centre. Three screw posts to reverse. One fixing to mount absent so swivels, otherwise VGC. Formed 29th February 1860 at Paddington; renumbered 18th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers in 1880. 1st April 1908 transferred to the new Territorial Force as 10th Bn The London Regiment. Hugh King Collection
Lot 68
36th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer’s third pattern pouch belt plate circa 1860’s. A fine and scarce die-stamped silver plated example. Within a crowned laurel wreath, mounted on the backing plate, a circlet inscribed “36th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers” with the then Arms the Borough of Paddington (viz lined shield charged with two swords in saltire with mural crown) to centre. Four screw posts to reverse. VGC Formed 29th February 1860 at Paddington; renumbered 18th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers in 1880. 1st April 1908 transferred to the new Territorial Force as 10th Bn The London Regiment. Hugh King Collection
Lot 69
18th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Edwardian Officer’s pouch belt plate circa 1902-08. A fine and scarce die-stamped silvered example by Samuel Brothers, Outfitters, London. Laurel wreath surmounted by a crown resting on a tablet inscribed “Middlesex”. Within the wreath, a Maltese cross, ball finials to the points and lions between the arms, bearing circlet inscribed “Rifle” with laurel spray above, to the centre a plain burnished dome with applied strung bugle. Between the bottom arm the base of the wreath, a scroll inscribed “Regiment”. Four screw posts to reverse, complete with backing plate. VGC Reformed as 10th (County of London) Bn. The London Regiment (Paddington Rifles) on 1st April, 1908 Hugh King Collection
Lot 70
Rifle Brigade Militia Battalions Victorian Officer’s post 1881 pouch belt plate . A fine die-stamped silver plated example. Within a laurel wreath surmounted by a Guelphic Crown resting on a blank tablet, a Maltese cross, ball finials to the points, lions between the arms. To the centre, within a circlet inscribed “Rifle Brigade”, a crowned strung bugle. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a scroll inscribed The Prince Consort’s Own”. Four screw posts to reverse and complete with backing plate. Old strengthening repair to junction of crown and wreath one side not affecting appearance. Generally VGC. Worn by 5th Bn (late 2nd R.Tower Hamlets Militia), 6th (late Royal Regt. of Longford Rifles Irish Militia), 7th (late 1st R.Tower Hamlets Militia), 8th (late Leitrim Rifles Irish Militia disbanded 1889) and 9th (late Westmeath Rifles Irish Militia) Battalions RB Hugh King Collection
Lot 71
Rifle Brigade post 1905 pouch belt plate. A fine die-stamped white metal example. Within a laurel wreath surmounted by a crown resting on a tablet inscribed “Waterloo”, a Maltese cross with lions between the arms and ball finials to the tips. To the centre, within a circlet inscribed “Rifle Brigade”, a crowned strung bugle. The arms of the cross bear numerous honours of the Regiment, the wreath bears a further 14 honours. Between the bottom arm of the cross and the wreath, a scroll inscribed “Peninsula” and “Pyrenees”; across the base of the wreath, a scroll inscribed “The Prince Consort’s Own”. Three screw posts to reverse. VGC Granted title The Prince Consort’s Own in 1862. Hugh King Collection
Lot 72
38th Middlesex (Artists) Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1878-80. A fine and rare short lived die-stamped silver-plated example. Maltese cross surmounted by crowned “MR” cypher with “38” resting on a scroll inscribed “Artists”. Centre of cross mounted with oval device bearing conjoined heads of Mars and Minerva and inscription “Cum Marte Minerva”. Three loops to reverse. VGC Badge designed by J.W. Wyon the famous medal designer who served as a private in the Corps. Unit raised as 38th Middlesex RV, renumbered 20th in 1880. Attached to Rifle Brigade in 1881. 1st April 1908 transferred to the new Territorial Force as 28th County of London (Artists Rifles). 1947 became 21 Special Air Service (Artists) Hugh King Collection
Lot 73
20th Middlesex (Artists) Rifle Volunteers Officer’s pouch belt plate circa 1881-1908. A fine die-stamped silver-plated example. Oval laurel wreath surmounted by crowned “MR” cypher with “20” resting on a scroll inscribed “Artists”. Central oval device bearing conjoined heads of Mars and Minerva and inscription “Cum Marte Minerva”. Two screw posts to reverse. VGC Badge designed by J.W. Wyon the famous medal designer who served as a private in the Corps. Unit raised as 38th Middlesex RV, renumbered 20th in 1880. Attached to Rifle Brigade in 1881. 1st April 1908 transferred to the new Territorial Force as 28th County of London (Artists Rifles). 1947 became 21 Special Air Service (Artists) Hugh King Collection
Lot 74
20th Middlesex (Artists) Rifle Volunteers Sergeant’s helmet plate 1880-1908. A good scarce die-stamped white metal example. Maltese cross surmounted by Imperial crowned “MR” cypher with “20” resting on a scroll inscribed “Artists”. Centre of cross mounted with oval device bearing conjoined heads of Mars and Minerva and inscription “Cum Marte Minerva”. Two lead soldered replacement loops to reverse. Overlay securing wires absent, now secured with glue. GC Badge designed by J.W. Wyon the famous medal designer who served as a private in the Corps. Unit raised as 38th Middlesex RV, renumbered 20th in 1880. Attached to Rifle Brigade in 1881. 1st April 1908 transferred to the new Territorial Force as 28th County of London (Artists Rifles). 1947 became 21 Special Air Service (Artists) Hugh King Collection
Lot 78
3rd Administrative Battalion, Yorkshire, West Riding Rifle Volunteer Corps, OR’s glengarry circa 1860-80. A fine die-stamped white metal example. Crowned French horn with central White Rose of York. Two loops to reverse. VGC Formed in 1860 with the HQ at Wakefield, became the 5th West York Rifle Volunteer Corps in 1880 and the 1st Volunteer Battalion, The King’s Own Light Infantry (South Yorkshire) in 1883.
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