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Lot 5276
WW2 British Royal Navy Officers Sword with 800mm long single edged and fullered blade with etched decoration with GR and Crown. Proof marked. Maker marked Gieves. Overall length 940mm. Sharkskin wire bound grip. Officers name engraved to locking latch "CJ Denny, RN". Complete knot and with black leather scabbard with twin suspension rings. Comes with chamois leather cover and brown leather carrying cover which has original owners initials "RBD" impressed. The sword was purchased and used post war in the Royal Navy by CJ Denny.
Lot 5192
A mid 1800's Brazilian Naval Hero Admiral's uniform belonging to an Englishman, Admiral John Pascoe Grenfell comprising of Bi-corn hat with Lisbon tailors makers mark, tunic with heavy bullion wire embroidered decoration, British made buttons, pair of removable epaulettes, along with matching trousers, brocade belt with buckle and knot, dress sword with approx 700mm long blade (Cannot be removed from scabbard) upper fitting loose, overall length 900mm, framed oval portrait photograph in gilt frame approx 300mm in size overall, all housed in a large glass fronted wooden display case with hinged side access panels. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Pascoe_Grenfellhttp://www.grenfellhistory.co.uk/biographies/john_pascoe_grenfell.phphttps://www.findagrave.com/memorial/185901176/john-pascoe-grenfellhttp://www.thepeerage.com/p42655.htmhttps://libguides.liverpool.ac.uk/library/sca/johnpascoegrenfellCONDITION:All items have significant moth damage, wear and holes and old sewn repairs. The sword is rusted into the leather scabbard and cannot be removed.
Lot 5366
WW2 Third Reich Seitengewehr K98 Bayonet with fullered single edged 250mm long blade. Maker marked "S 242" and serial numbered 7744. Much original black finish remains to blade. Wooden grips. Working press stud. Spine of blade dated "36". Overall length 385mm. Complete with matching numbered scabbard and black leather frog (No makers marks). War trophy of a British Veteran of the Royal Artillery.
Lot 100
A Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Officers sword, the fullered blade stamped London Made, with etched crowned fouled anchor and RNVR, wire bound fish skin grip and gilt brass and leather scabbard, overall length 103cm.Condition report: The scabbard is 31 inches long. The blade is 27 inches. The pommel is very secure. All of the grip wires are intact. There doesn't seem to be any makers marks, but it has 'London made' etched on it and a 'Star of David'.
Lot 11
An early 20th century Naval officers dress sword, by Friedeberg & Co Naval Outfitters, Portsmouth, length of blade 79cm, etched with a crowned fouled anchor to one side and a Royal coat of Arms, with gilt lions head pommel and backstrap and wire bound shark skin grip in a brass mounted scabbard, overall length 94cm.
Lot 306
ENGLISH SILVER HILTED SMALL SWORD CIRCA 1760 in the manner of William Kinman, the pommel with shell decoration on each side, wrythen turned silver grip, the hand guard of cast silver acanthus leaves, double edged triangular blade of hollow section sharply tapering to fine point with its original velum scabbard with single silver ring to the top locket(94.5cm long)
Lot 251
A 19th Century Indian/Burmese sword with hammered silver hilt and scabbard, L. 96cm, presented to Major General Sir Owen Tudor Burne (1837–1909), private secretary to the Earl of lytton in India, together with a framed engraved portrait and a red leather covered government dispatch box (lock currently functioning), engraved portrait size 53 x 42cm dispatch box size 46 x 31 x 23cm. Prov. Ownership by descent to Major General Sir Owen Tudor Burne and being offered for sale by a relative.
Lot 448
Y A Japanese Ivory Mounted Tanto, the steel blade of shobu-tsukuri form with no details of hada or hamon discernible; the saya and tsuka in ivory deeply carved with a scene of figures carrying bales of rice and generally involved in the harvesting process, length overall 29.2cms, Meiji PeriodY - Indicates that this lot may be subject to CITES regulations when exported. For further details on CITES regulations, visit: www.gov.uk/guidance/cites-imports-and-exports.Condition Report: Crack to scabbard. Stains. Tsuba possibly glued in placeCondition Report Disclaimer
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