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A black and white print of a stagThe print in gilt frame titled 'Red Deer at Chillingham' 50x34.5cm. Together with two hand painted railway armorials, the first 'Hudson' decorated with shells, the second 'Lough' decorated with lion and elephant (25x31cm) Further item to include a Denier, Goonery & Course Ltd 'Auction' poster of a large island estate (75x51cm) (4)
dating: 19th Century provenance: France, Straight blade of triangular section, with hollow facets, with a Klingenthal manufacture signature at the forte and short tang. Iron sword-shells with two, smooth shell-guards. Grips of square section, covered with fish skin and brass wire binding. Faceted, iron pommels. length 110 cm.
dating: 19th Century provenance: Europe, Straight blades of triangular section, with hollow facets (some pitting), with a short tang. Brass, silvered hilts, sword-shells decorated with net and relieved frames. Leather-covered grips (one with damages and no wire binding). Pommels carved with in-the-round, plumed helmet. length 109,5 cm.
dating: 20th Century provenance: Chad, Wooden, leather-covered structure, with triangular knob, shaped as stylized cobra's head, leather saddle cover, richly decorated with geometrical motifs in polychrome, with thin, leather bands. Complete with leather chanfrin with metal decorations, the other chanfrin decorated with shells, metal stirrups. Fine, leather saddle-pad, the sides decorated with leather applications and embroidered in polychrome, and with long fringes. Parts missing and defects. Fine ensemble. length 60 cm.
Pair of Victorian silver salts modelled as scallop shells, raised on three ball feet, with single salt spoon (one missing) makers William Henry Leather, Birmingham 1887 in original leather velvet-lined case together with a Geroge V cased silver feeder spoon, makers Arthur Price & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1931 (2)
A GREAT WAR PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM containing twenty-eight aerial reconnaissance images, including those identified as 'Pilckem, July 1917'; 'Langemarck Village, May 1917' [before bombardment] and the same with shells bursting and thereafter 'Aug. 1917'; 'The Somme Retreat in March 1918: British Camp entered by the Germans. Column of German Infantry scattering under machine gun fire from the aeroplane'; 'Bailleul, July 1918'; 'The Messines Ridge, Sept. 1918'; 'Werricq, Oct. 1918'; 'Comines, Oct. 1918, River Lys', and others, average size 16.5cm x 21.5cm; with a small quantity of private portraits and other images, all laid down back-to-back on card leaves.
A Doulton Lambeth Slater's Patent stoneware Jug, with silver rim, the body inscribed 'HE THAT BUYS LAND BUYS STONES, HE THAT BUYS FLESH BUYS BONES, HE THATS BUYS EGGS BUYS MANY SHELLS, HE THAT BUYS GOOD ALE BUYS NOTHING ELSE', impressed marks and registration number 8364 to underside, height 19cm.
Natural History - a late Victorian mahogany table-top collector's chest, oversailing skirted top above an arrangement of five long drawers, now containing a collection of shells and concological specimens, various avian skulls and other bird bones and some geological specimens, plinth base, 43cm high, 32.5cm wide, c. 1890
Ten WWI related crested ware pieces to include examples by Arcadian, Shelley, Alexandra and Warwick, various shells related to Coventry and Birchington, an E4 Submarine (af), Cambridge, A Yarmouth shell, Southsea shell, and a WWI charabanc with crest bearing 'Wembley Empire April 1924' (10).
A late Victorian silver four piece tea set, by Walker and Tolhurst Ltd., having reeded band and raised floral decoration, London1896/1897; a pair of Scottish silver sugar tongs, Glasgow 1837, total weight 73ozs.; and an electro plated two handled tray profusely decorated with foliate scrolls and shells and gadrooned border, 63cm long, (6)
A WWl Military Cross group of three medals,to Lieutenant Gerald Aubrey Bond, 3 County of London Yeomanry,mounted together with a WWll pair (5)The MC citation:'E. of Ypres, 2nd to 11th August, 1917. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty on several occasions when bringing up rations and material to the front line on pack animals, over very difficult country and under almost continuous shell fire. In spite of casualties to animals and a stampede caused by shells, he never failed to deliver the whole of the stores. Throughout he set a very fine example to his men'.Announced in a supplement to the London Gazette - 18 October 1917.
Two Venetian style glass shell bowls, gilt decorated and three glass paperweights (5)Re: Enquiry - Toys, Dolls, Models, Antiques & Interiors (4th and 5th December)The two shells 19x16 cm (approx). Gilt decoration very worn. One shell with large (approx 4mm) chip to the rim, near the front. Both shells with various smaller minor chips in assorted locations. General signs of wear and tear throughout.
Victorian pottery baluster-shaped jug, black matt ground with vignettes of shells and coral, a black and white transfer-printed mug "The Mill, The House, The Miller but Where Is His Donkey?" and a porcelain shaped rim bowl with transfer-printed scenes (3) Re: Enquiry - Vintage Fashion, Textiles & 20th Century Art and Design (6th November)Millers mug severely crazed with hairline cracksRe: Enquiry - Vintage Fashion, Textiles & 20th Century Art and Design (6th November)Millers mug severely crazed with hairline cracks
Manuscript: A small octave notebook relating to Irish Antiquities, monuments, fossils etc., c. 1960. A manuscript of approx. 101pp (the remainder blank), with news cuttings and other inserts. The author, who writes in a neat hand, has not so far been identified. He gives descriptions of monuments and buildings in various parts of Ireland, and lists of shells and fossils. There are several neat plans of ancient sites such as Clonmacnoise, Monasterboice, St. Doulagh's Church near Malahide etc. etc. In full brown cloth, as a manuscript, w.a.f. (1)
A.W.N. Pugin for Morel & Seddon. An important Gothic revival oak, pollard oak, parcel gilt marquetry centre table, commissioned by King George IV for Windsor Castle, c.1827, the circular top with a band of shells and leaves in marquetry and pen work, the octagonal stem and triform base with recessed Gothic arched panels supporting fanned ribs in imitation of a Gothic vaulted ceiling, concealed castors, Diam. 4ft H.1ft 7in.Provenance: In 1827, when only fifteen years old, A.W.N Pugin received his first independent commission from the Royal cabinetmaker Morel & Seddon to design furniture for Windsor Castle. See Jeremy Cooper, Victorian and Edwardian Furniture and Interiors, Thames & Hudson 1987 in which he illustrates this table.The Royal photographer Edward Kemp or Leopold William Cleave photographed this table in 1903, where it was on display in the Picture Gallery, now known as the Queen's Drawing Room, Windsor Castle. Several of the photographs can be viewed on the Royal Collection Trust website RCIN 2936836. At this time the table had an applied giltwood lambrequin apron which is now missing and which may have been branded with a Royal inventory stamp. The website states that the table is no longer in the Royal Collection.Purchased from Christopher Gibbs Ltd., c.1980 for around £3,500. A letter to Donald Cooper from Christopher Gibbs, dated 21st October states that he can broker a deal for the table from 'a chap up on Yorkshire who wants £4,000 for it, but would take £3,500 cash'.
An important Regency parcel gilt rosewood settee in the manner of George Smith the show-wood frame carved with scallop shells and foliate scrolls, the arms with acanthus terminals and leopards head scroll supports, raised on turned and fluted tapered legs with concealed castors, W.7ft 6in. D.3ft H.3ft 5in.
A group of Japanese ivory netsuke and other small carvings, including a shoehorn with elephant handle, a 'Clams Dream' shell cluster containing three open interior-carved clam shells, each with inscription to top (signed), another netsuke carved with a figure holding a large sack (signed), a small figural group of a man and child with a basket, a figure of an elder (a.f.) and a carved wood group of three frogs seated on a lily pad with mother of pearl signed plaque to base (split to lily pad), 6
A Victorian five piece silver tea set, comprising tea pot, hot water pot, milk jug and sucrier, the rims elaborately cast with putti, stylised shells, scrolling foliage and gadrooning, acanthus leaf detailing to thumb rests of handles, lobed lower bowls, the interior of the sucrier and jug gilded, all except hot water pot engraved A and MED, 1874-1899, hallmarked London 1898, Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, the hot water pot engraved A and MED 1902, hallmarked London 1901, Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, 27 by 11.5cm and smaller, 70.44toz gross. (5)

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