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Click here to subscribeAN ORDNANCE ISSUE INDIA PATTERN MUSKET. A Post 1809 Ordnance issue India pattern musket with a 100cm tapering barrel, heavy flintlock action with ring-neck cock, the side plate engraved 'Tower' and with GR cypher beneath a Crown, brass butt plate and various stamped proof and similar marks. 147m overall length.
A GENERAL OFICERS SWORD WITH PAS D'ANES RINGS. With a 76cm double edged broad-sword style partially fullered blade with remnants of etched decoration, The handle with boat shell guard, pas D'Anes rings and wire wound handle and large acanthus ornamented urn shaped pommel. The leather scabbard with three mounts and twin ring suspension. Possibly Scottish. 100cm overall length.
AN 18TH CENTURY NAVAL DIRK WITH SILVER WIRE BOUND GRIP. A fine Naval Dirk with a 41cm tapering straight blade with central fuller and remains of blued decoration, with a straight 'S' guard and closely wound twisted silver wire handle, the leather scabbard with twin mounts and single ring suspension. 55cm overall.
A FINE LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY MARINE OFFICERS FIGHTING SABRE. With a 77cm curved single edged pointed blade with broad fuller, partially blued and decorated with a standing figure of Britannia, GR cypher and pre 1801 Royal Coat of Arms, marked to the back of the blade 'Osborns Warranted'. With a stirrup hilt with Lion's head pommel, wire wound grip and langets with fouled anchor surrounded by laurel leaves. The elaborate scabbard with three brass mounts finely engraved with military trophies, serpents and foliage, with twin ring suspension. 92cm overall. The laurel wreath enclosing a fouled anchor was the badge of the Royal Marines prior to 1827 when the globe was added.
AN 1805 NAVAL WARRANT OFFICERS' SPADROON. With a 70cm straight, tapering and pointed blade with engraved decoration, the stirrup hilt with black fish skin grip, plain oval pommel and backstrap with central groove, the langets with fouled anchors, in a leather scabbard with three mounts with twin ring suspension, the top mount engraved 'Read Sword Cutler Portsmo'. 84cm overall length. This sword is reduced in length as they were issued to Midshipmen with the length appropriate to their height.
A LIGHT INFANTRY 90TH REGIMENT PATTERN SWORD. With a 68cm curved pipe back blade with traces of original engraved foliate decoration and possible battle honour. With stirrup holt with broad fish skin handle with three rivets with decorative heads, the langets with slung bugles, the leather scabbard with three decorative mounts and twin ring suspension marked for 'Baker & Son 24 Bedford Street Covent Garden' all within a laurel wreath and beneath a crown. 86cm overall. This pattern of sword was made specifically for ther 90th Regiment during the early years of the 19th century.
AN EARLY VARIANT NAVAL FIGHTING SABRE. With a 71cm curved single sided blade with broad fuller, partially blued and gilt with GR cypher beneath a crown and military trophy, the stirrup hilt with langets and side ring enclosing a fouled anchor, the front langet with engraved conjoined initials. The leather scabbard with three gilt brass mounts, the top mount marked for 'Knubley and Co. No.7 Charring Cross, London'. 86cm overall.
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY NAVAL LIEUTENAN'S SPADROON. With an 82cm straight pointed fullered blade marked to the back 'Runkel Solingen', decorated with a GR cypher and crown amongst scrolls and a military trophy and post 1801 Royal Crest to the other side. With a stirrup hilt, black fish-skin grip bound with wire, elaborate lion's head pommel and langet engraved with fouled anchors. The leather scabbard with three brass mounts and twin ring suspension, the top mount marked for R.Johnston late Bland & Foster Sword Cutler & belt maker to his Majesty 68 St James' Street, London' dated 1803 to the button and with owners initials 'FL'. 103cm overall.
A CROCODILE POMMEL BATTLE OF THE NILE FIGHTING SABRE. With a broad 75cm curved pointed and fullered blade marked to the back 'Runkel Solingen', decorated with Royal coat of arms, GR cypher beneath a Crown, the stirrup hilt with Crocodile headed back strap, the black leather grip wound with wire, the langets with fouled anchors, The black leather scabbard with three mounts and twin ring suspension. 94cm overall length, Although Dirks with Crocodile decoration are relatively common sabres are much less regularly encountered.
A GERMAN OFFICERS 1716 PATTERN SWORD AND SCABBARD. With an 81cm fullerd and slightly curved blade marked for Eickhorn of Solingen with squirrel mark, with a wire bound composition grip and nuckle bow, in black steel scabbard with single ring suspension, 95cm overall.
A NAVAL OFFICERS SWORD AND SCABBARD. A mid 20th Century Naval Officers sword with an 80cm blade with partial fuller, unsharpened with Royal coat of arms with King's Crown and fouled anchor, marked for A. Frieberg 81 Queen Street, Portsea, with gilt guard with similar anchor and folding latch, frayed sword knot and leather and brass scabbard with twin ring suspension. 96cm overall, with outer travelling cover.
AN 1895 PATTERN ROYAL MARINES SWORD AND SCABBARD. With an 84cm partially fullered pointed blade with polished etched decoration with a crown above 'Gibraltar' a globe and 'Per Mare Per Terram' with Royal Cypher to the other side, stamped RM1 to the back, with a broad three-quarter guard pierced with VR beneath a crown, with wire wound shagreen handle and attached sword knot. The polished scabbard with twin ring suspension. 101cm overall.
A 19TH CENTURY NAVAL DIRK AND SCABBARD. With a 36cm tapering double edged blade with central fuller, the cross bar with twin forward facing quillons and beaded guard, with a reeded ivory grip with gilt mount with Queen's Crown and fouled anchor, with cushion shaped pommel, the leather and brass mounted scabbard with twin ring suspension points and engraved fouled anchor, with later sword knot. 52cm overall.
AN EARLY 1803 REGULATION LIGHT COMPANY SABRE. With a 79.5cm curved and pointed single sided blade partially blued and decorated in gilt with a royal cypher above GR and a trophy of arms with a Tarlton helmet. The decorative knuckle bow cast with a slung bugle and royal cypher, with wire wound leather grip and lions head pommel, the leather scabbard with gilt metal mounts and twin ring suspension, engraved 'Prosser, Charring Cross, London'. 94cm overall.
A 1796 HEAVY CAVALRY PATTERN SWORD AND SCABBARD. With an 82.5cm spadroon blade by Runkel, the single sided blade fullered with double sided point and gilt and engraved decoration of military trophies, a post 1801 Royal coat of arms and crown above a GR cypher, signed Runkel, Solingen to the back, with a 'boat shell' guard, with plain bow and cross bar. The leather scabbard with three gilt metal mounts, the top mount engraved 'J.Read, Maker, College Green, Dublin', with twin ring suspension, 99cm overall.
A 1796 PATTERN INFANTRY OFFICERS SPADROON AND SCABBARD. With an 82cm tapering pointed and gently fullered blade, with gilt and blued section decorated with a crown above GR and a standing figure of an Infantry officer in bicorn hat with sword drawn, a post 1801 Royal coat of arms and a military trophy, the remainder of the blade finely etched with scrolling foliage and military trophies, the double shell guard with hinged side, wire wound grip and vase shaped pommel, with a leather scabbard with three gilt mounts with double ring suspension. The top mount engraved 'Prater & Son Charring Cross, London'. 103cm overall.
A SECOND WORLD WAR JAPANESE SHINGUNTO. A Japanese sword (Shingunto) with a 68cm single sided blade with sharpened edge and signature to the tang, with brass Tsuba stamped '30' with pairs of white metal mounts to either side, the shagreen grip bound with fabric and foliate brass mounts, with green finished steel scabbard with single ring suspension, 98cm overall, With a fragment of page of Japanese text.
A SECOND WORLD WAR GERMAN SA DAGGER AND SCABBARD BY EICKHORN. An SA dagger with a 22cm pointed blade with inscription 'Alles fur Deutfchland' marked for Eickhorn of Solingen and 'RZM M 7/66 1938', with a wooden grip with enamel SA motif and Nazi eagle with wings outstretched, in a brown finished scabbard with single ring suspension, 37cm overall.
AN ITALIAN SECOND WORLD WAR CARCANO BAYONET AND SCABBARD. A Model 1891 Carcano Bayonet with a 30cm straight pointed and fullered blade stamped SB and other indistinct marks, the straight guard with small muzzle ring and ball finial stamped 1G199, with two part wooden grip, steel mounted leather scabbard with leather frog, 49cm overall.
A GERMAN THIRD REICH HONOUR RING. A silver ring with central Totenkopf skull and bones, the band decorated with runic symbols between oak leaves. Engraved to the inside of the band 'W. Lorenz 30.08.40 ... Himmler'. 2.6cm wide, c8.93g. Honour rings of this type were awarded by Himmler to members of the SS. Second World War or later,
SILVER CORONATION MEDALS FOR WILIAM AND MARY, QUEEN ANNE AND GEORGE I. A coronation medal by J. Rottier, the obverse with conjoined busts, draped and laureate, r. the reverse with a figure of Jove in the clouds throwing thunder at Phaeton falling from his chariot, dated 1659 to the exurge, 3.2cm (Eimer 312). A Queen Anne silver coronation medal by J. Croker, obverse with bare headed bust l., reverse with a figure of Pallas hurling thunder at a two headed monster, dated 1702 to the exurge, 3.3cm (Eimer 390). A George I silver coronation medal by J.Croker, obverse with laureate armoured bust r. reverse with the King being crowned by Britannia, dated 1714, 3.4cm, pierced with ring for suspension (Eimer 470). (3).
An oak longcase clock, broken pediment over blind fretwork, the 12.5" dial with white enamel chapter ring, Roman hours and Arabic minutes, with complications, inscribed Sam. Stansfield, Stealy Bridge, flanked by reeded columns, the trunk door with floral carving, the base with linenfold carving, 231cm high
A pair of yew and elm Windsor side chairs, attributed to the Prior Family workshop, narrow pierced and roundel splat, the saddle seat raised on ring turned legs joined by crinoline stretchers, height of seats approx. 44cm'Of the many Windsor chair makers to work in towns and villages outside the major chair making centre of High Wycombe, few could claim a more distinguished place in the history of English Windsor chair making than the Prior family of Uxbridge, Middlesex', Bernard Cotton, The English Regional Chair, p.76.
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