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Lot 387
1st Life Guards early 19th Century Shoulder Scale. An exceedingly rare single example circa 1830. Gilt brass, the strap of simulated scales, each decorated with an oak leaf device. Within the crescent is mounted the title LG surmounted by a 1. The underside with scarlet cloth and lace attachment for the uniform. GC some mothing to the cloth underside.
Lot 637
French 19th Century Cuirassier’s Officer’s Helmet. A good example of an Officer’s helmet. The skull and peaks are of fire gilt. Surmounting the crown, a gilt metal comb, to each side floral leaf decoration. The front is with a Medusa’s head, below this a flaming grenade. The comb is surmounted, by a short black horse hair tuft plume in gilt holder, the rear of the helmet with a black horse hair tail. To the left side a gilt metal plume holder (One screw post absent) and two large gilt circular boss supports an inter linked , metal backed chin scales. The interior retains part of its original leather sweatband. Gilt remains bright, some age wear GC
Lot 334
*Medicine Chest. A 19th-century mahogany domestic medicine chest, Springweiler & Co., London, the double doors and upper compartment containing 15 (of 16) glass bottles, all but one with printed contents labels and most with additional printed label of chemist and druggist J.H. Reeler, Cape Town, the two drawers containing brass scales, 12 dram weights, and 3 small hallmarked English spoons, inner rim of lower drawer stamped with maker's name, 22 x 19 x 11cm (closed), small inset brass carrying handle and working key and lock (1)
Lot 151
A large set of Victorian brass postal scales,on a wooden base, inscribed 'Houghton & Gunn, 162 New Bond St.' and 'S Mordan & Co., London' with inland parcel postal rates engraved on top and 4lb, 2lb and 1lb weights,together with an 1884 Post Office circular,showing postal rates and shipping routes (qty.)
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