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Lot 17
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY MEDICINE CHEST, the rectangular section case surmounted by recessed brass handle, two hinged flaps to the frieze with brass escutcheons (one lacking), internally fitted with glass bottles containing assorted named medicaments, and with two drawers with recessed brass handles containing scales, mortar and pestle and other accessories, on a plinth, 22cm wide x 27cm high. See illustration
Lot 125
A MEISSEN PORCELAIN BLUE AND WHITE INKWELL AND BLUE COVER, painted with stylised flower forms, 7cm diameter, underglaze blue crossed swords mark, together with a Royal Copenhagen small pierced vase, painted in underglaze blue with scales and flower forms, printed and painted marks, shape no. 1/1015, 7.5cm high
Lot 119
An early 19th century mahogany cased set of diamond scales and weights, the hinged lid bearing original paper label inscribed "De Grave & Son, Scale Makers, Corner St Ann's Lane, Alder t, London", with fitted lower section with balance beam, two dish pans and hinged compartment containing various weights and with original combination scoop and tweezers fitted to the side, length 13.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: There is a tiny section of the back left corner of the lid which is broken off, approximately 1cm x 1mm, surface wear as you would expect, the interior has a few replacement weights but overall fairly complete.
Lot 318
7th (or Royal Fusiliers) Regiment of Foot Officer’s 1830 Infantry pattern shoulder scales. A fine scarce undress pair, each comprising a dark blue melton scale edged with gold lace bearing a large gilt crescent and retaining gilt regimental button. Reverse of each with four small loops and retaining laces. Gilt bright. VGC
Lot 930
Victorian 1845 Pattern Sword, believed to be Warwickshire Militia. An unusual example, possibly carried by a Senior NCO. Broadly based on the British 1845 Infantry officer’s pattern, with plain slightly curved fullered blade, of German manufacture, bearing stamped scales trademark at the forte. The hilt with “Gothic” style guard, with decorative brass scrolling in place of the normal VR cypher cartouche. Wire-bound shagreen grip. Housed in its metal scabbard. Traces of rust to blade. Mr Harvey Withers in his book “British Military Swords” shows (page 131) a similar hilted Officer’s Sword, attributed to a Warwickshire Militia Volunteer unit.
Lot 575
AN ENGLISH GILT BRASS WATKIN PATENT SURVEYING ANEROID BAROMETER BY J H STEWARD the silvered dial with three finely divided scales from 0 to 8000 feet with three windows and milled bezel with needle pointer^ inscribed WATKIN PATENT Compensated No 53 J H STEWARD 406 Strand LONDON^ 8cm diam^ plus lined maroon morocco case^ c1870 ++A fine quality example in good condition^ entirely original not repolished^ the lacquering scratched and spotted^ on the underside lacking one of the five small screws^ two of the others possible replacements^ untested
Lot 579
MEDICAL. A VICTORIAN SURGEON~S TREPANNING SET comprising two brass trephines with bright steel blade^ movable centrepiece and detachable ebony handle^ two Hey~s skull saws with chequered ebony scales^ cranium forceps and associated plain ebony handled lenticular and scalpel^ these marked AIKEN [of York]^ in fitted mahogany case with space for an elevator^ 25cm w ++Slight surface on some of the bright steel parts; one of the ebony scales on one of the saws slightly split^ but a reasonable ~set~; not recently make up and not ~done up~. Lon in local private ownership
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Lot 8
VICTORIAN AESTHETICS MOVEMENT EBONISED ADMIRAL FITZROY `ROYAL POLYTECHNIC` BAROMETER, by Joseph Davis and Co., the 91/2" paper register with twin outer scales and brass hands marked for yesterday and today above a glazed lower trunk containing `Fahrenheit` and `Centigrade thermometer` and printed Special remarks instructions `when rising` and `when falling`, housed in a case with inset classical Jasperware plaque to the cornice and carved decoration heightened in gilt, 43 1/2" (110.5cm) high
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