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Click here to subscribeA hallmarked silver mounted wooden box and contents comprising hallmarked silver including three cheroot holders, a cigar pricker, a combination hook and scissors multi-tool, together with a white metal novelty combination penknife modelled as a light house. Condition - knife in light house broken, general wear through.
* Kernot (Peter, 1937-1995). Bill Brandt and Model, 1980, large gelatin silver print, 50 x 40 cm, together with a portrait of Bill Brandt in polo neck and jacket, circa 1980, gelatin silver print, 38 x 26 cm, indistinct stamps of the unidentified photographer (? Patrick Booth) to verso, both contained in a distressed Ilford photographic paper box with remains of Marlborough Gallery label and inscription for Barbara Lloyd from KernotQty: (2)
Special Air Services interest, miscellaneous silver plate including a pie crust silver plated tray engraved 'Presented to Major R.G Ball M.B.E by 'The Officers of the 23rd Special Air Service Regiment dated 1971 approx 31 cms raised on shell feet, a silver plated one pint tankard awarded to Sgt Royston Ball by The Sergeants Mess 22 SAS Regiment Malaya 1958, a pewter tankard presented to Sgt Roy Ball by All Ranks 'D' Sqn 22 SAS Regt Malaya 1958, silver plated tankard mm Mappin & Webb. This lot includes a silver plated trinket box (hinge damaged) engraved Presented to RSMRG Ball by WO's and Sgts 22 SAS Regiment approx 11 x 9 x 5 cms, a brass metal toast rack and a Ronson's silver plated table lighter. Note: All the above belongs to Major R.G Ball M.B.E 22 SAS Regiment.
Miscellaneous silver and silver plate, including an Edward VII Mappin & Webb Carving Set, horn handled with silver collars Sheffield hallmark dated 1908 housed in the original case, silver plated fish knife and fork housed in the original box, two silver and mother of pearl spoons, Birmingham hallmark dated 1890, mm H & T housed in the original box and a set of silver coffee spoons London hallmark dated 1912 mm CJDF housed in the original velvet lined box retailed by Martin & Co.
Stunning silver Victorian cigarette case, Birmingham hallmark, marks rubbed, with scrolling foliate decoration, push release button, cartouche to the front cover monogrammed JDR, housed in a velvet and silk-lined box, retailer J. Simmons Cheltenham, together with a silver and cut-glass vanity jar Birmingham hallmark, dated 1902, mm Adie & Lovekin.Condition report: The cigarette case is in very good condition, hallmarks are rubbed bar the city mark, the hinges are intact and functioning, release button functions, the vanity jar is in good condition.
Bilston and Battersea enamels, including a limited edition Silver Jubilee Beaker to commemorate The Silver Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 1952-1977 in the original box with certificate, together with a quantity of pill boxes 1977 Christmas Box, 1978 Christmas Box, Christmas Box 1979, Sudeley Castle, Celebrate the Marriage H.R.H The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer 1981, small owl, Celebrate the Marriage H.R.H Prince Andrew and Miss Sarah Ferguson, Peter Rabbit pill box, Hot Air Balloon and a Robin (the last three are unboxed); two mother of pearl pill boxes, three cloisonné pill boxes and one Caltonia pewter box.
RAF Military Items; including RAF Aircrew Holdall circa 1957 nr 22C/1683; Computer Dead Reckoning Mk 4A and 4B nr 6B/2645 and 6B/2835; Navigator's pencil and equipment box nr 6B/472; Flying Suit Lightweight Mk 7 blue size 5 22C/2705 with Flt Lt Rank Tabs; RAF Flying Suit Dinghy Knife (22C/2966) with metal sheath (22c/2202); Aircrew corrective Spectacles = case for use with AR5 Respirator; Jersey Man's Heavy olive Drab size 4; Jersey Man's Heavy Blue/Grey size 4; Royal Air Force stable belt; Royal Air Force Officers Hat with Queens Crown badge by Alkit size 71/8; black mourning arm band; Officer's Brown Unlined Gloves by Dent; white 'parade' gloves 11/2 pairs; black uniform tie; white 'dinner' scarf; Flight Lieutenant shoulder tabs Khaki; Sultan of Oman Forces beret with a cap badge circa 1971, pair of cufflink's; pair of blue enamel and metal cufflinks; Oman dagger silver metal cufflinks.
Six: Lance-Bombardier E. J. Harvey, Royal Artillery, formerly Surrey and Sussex Yeomanry, who served as the personal Driver to Major-General E. C. Mansergh, and was Mentioned in Despatches for his services in Burma 1939-45 Star; Africa Star; Burma Star; Defence and War Medals 1939-45, with M.I.D. oak leaf, with Army Council enclosure, in named card box of issue addressed to ‘Mr. E. J. Harvey, 175 Fair Oak Road, Eastleigh, Hants’; Efficiency Medal, G.VI.R., 1st issue, Territorial (897071. Gnr. E. J. Harvey. R.A.) nearly extremely fine (6) £180-£220 --- M.I.D. London Gazette 5 April 1945: ‘in recognition of gallant and distinguished services in Burma and on the Eastern Frontier of India 16 November 1943 to 15 May 1944.’ Edwin John Harvey was born in Richmond, Surrey on 14 October 1920, and enlisted in the Surrey and Sussex Yeomanry at Midhurst, Sussex, on 19 April 1939. He served during the Great War with the Royal Artillery as the personal driver to Major-General E. C. Mansergh, and for his services was Mentioned in Despatches- he was the only man from his unit to receive the Burma Star. Post-War he served as a Motor Transport Driver for the Admiralty at the Royal Naval Air Station, Eastleigh. Sold together with a presentation silver cigarette case, 117mm x 84mm, the outside engraved ‘E. J. H.’, the inside engraved ‘L/Bdr. E. J. Harvey, Surrey & Sussex Yeo., from Brigadier E. C. Mansergh. 1940: Dursley - H.M.T. Highland Bde. Middle East 1941: Gallabat - Keren - Massawa - Amba Alagi - Western Desert - Almaza 1942: Libya - Matruh - Fuka - Ruweizat Ridge - El Alamein - Iraq 1943: India - Arakan 1944: Imphal - Kohima Rd. - Tiddim Rd. - Burma’ Sold also with the recipient’s Mentioned in Despatches Certificate, this mounted in a glazed frame; the recipient’s Record of Service; Soldier’s Service and Pay Book; Soldier’s Release Book; and Driving Licence; a H.Q. 5th Indian Division, SEAC letter of testimonial signed by Major-General E. C. Mansergh, and dated 22 March 1946; and various other ephemera including buttons, letters, newspaper cuttings, and postcard photographs.
Five: Sergeant P. A. Leonard, Royal Army Medical Corps 1939-45 Star; Africa Star; France and Germany Star; War Medal 1939-45, with named lid of card box of issue, addressed to ‘Mr. Ph. A. Leonard, 19 Perth Str.’; Efficiency Medal, G.VI.R., 1st issue, Territorial (7344719 Sjt. P. A. Leonard. R.A.M.C.) good very fine (5) £60-£80 --- Sold together with the recipient’s two identity tags stamped ‘(CE) 7344719 Leonard P.A.’ and ‘Leonard CE 7344719’; a very small silver and enamel badge bearing the dates ‘Aug 22 Sep 22’; a compass in a plastic and metal case inscribed Pioneer; a small book entitled ‘The Perfect Ceremonies of Craft Masonry’ and a booklet containing the by-laws of Leopold Lodge, these in card box envelope addressed to ‘P.A. Leonard Esq., 132 Manchester Road, Accrington, Lancs.’, post dated 6 January 1972.
Ireland, Free State, Emergency Service Medal 1939-46, for Air Raid Precautions, 1 clasp, 1939-1946, with integral top riband bar, traces of verdigris, very fine Kuwait, Emirate, Medal for the Liberation of Kuwait 1991, 4th Grade, bronze and enamel, very fine Japan, Empire, Red Cross Membership Medal, silver, very fine Netherlands, Kingdom, Cross for Important War Actions, silvered, no clasp, in J. M. J. van Wielik, The Hague, card box of issue, good very fine Poland, Republic, Order of Polonia Restituta, Fifth Class breast badge, 41mm, gilt and enamel, very fine Rhodesia, General Service Medal (9855L F/R S. G. West) good very fine Saudi Arabia, Kingdom, Medal for the Liberation of Kuwait 1991, silvered and gilt, in fitted case of issue, extremely fine (7) £80-£120
Japan, Empire, Order of the Rising Sun, Seventh Class breast badge, 31mm x 28mm, silver and enamel, with original riband with full hook and eye assembly, in rio-nuri lacquer case of issue; Order of the Rising Sun, Eighth Class breast badge, 31mm x 28mm, silver, with original riband with full hook and eye assembly, in slightly damaged rio-nuri lacquer case of issue; China Incident War Medal 1937-45, bronze, with clasp, lacking riband; Army Relief Association breast Star, silvered and enamel, in wooden box of issue; Imperial Military Reserve Association Member’s Badge, silver, with bronze star at centre, in card box of issue, Patriotic Ladies’ Association Exceptional Merit Badge, Third Class, silver, lacking red enamel star at centre, in wooden box of issue; 2600th National Anniversary Commemorative Medallion, bronze, in wooden box of issue, generally very fine and better (7) £120-£160
A German Second War German Cross in Silver. An absolutely magnificent example of the Deschler produced heavy version of the German Cross in silver, this is the Deschler heavy unmarked version. Standard four slightly domed rivets to the reverse side, wide tapering pin, original pin, hook and hinge. All the silver finish to the base star is complete, the chemically patinated finish to the black ray that lays behind the red enamel circlet is all complete, nice matt silvering to the white disc that sits below the totally undamaged or unscratched enamel swastika and all of the silvering to the 1941 dated wreath is intact. All fitted into its correct fitted box with the silver line indicating that this matches with the silver award around the upper lid of the box, catch working correctly, excellent condition £1,800-£2,200
A German Second War War Service Cross First Class without Swords. An excellent condition Steinhauer & Luck manufactured War Service Cross First Class without swords. Good silver frosting to the edges of the award also to the wreath surrounding the central swastika, its wide tapering pin, original hook and hinge. Numbered 4 to the pin. In its original fitted case, the black flock base slightly thin in places, upper inner silk good. The exterior of the box is superb with a good solid outline of the War Service Cross without swords. Closing catch working correctly, excellent condition £160-£200
A German Second War Iron Cross First Class. A mint unissued example of the Iron Cross First Class, maker marked on the reverse pin 26, which is the number associated with B.H.Mayer, Pforzheim. Beautiful silver frosting to the edges of the frame, all of the blackened finish to the central core complete, its manufacturers number block within the wide tapering pin. Fitted into its original presentation case, the white flocking to the base with slight foxing, a good impression to the upper inner silk of the Iron Cross where it has laid close for many years. To the exterior of the box the silvered outline of the Iron Cross impressed into the pebbled simulated leather finish of the box itself, without any damage to the box. Closing catch working correctly, excellent condition £200-£240
A German Second War Iron Cross Second Class. An absolutely mint Iron Cross Second Class, cased in its presentation box. Silver frosting to the rim excellent, matt silvered finish to the beaded edge of the central core, which has all its finish remaining with its short section of ribbon laid into a cream velvet base, cardboard upper inner to the box. On the base of the box ink stamped Eiserne Kreuz II Klasse original L11, L11 denoting the maker Wilhelm Deumer of Ludenscheid. The exterior of the box is slightly domed, no closure catch with the LDO silvered marking to the exterior, excellent condition £120-£160
A German Second War Iron Cross First Class Award Bar. A magnificent example of the 1939 Bar, 41mm wingspan, all of the lower areas in matt finish with the frosted highlights applied to the head of the eagle, the upper tips of the wings, all of the wreath surrounding the central swastika, the swastika itself, the edges of the 39 tablet and the internal numbers, correct pin, hook and hinge. Original fitted case with black velvet base simulated silk to the upper inner lid, to the exterior of the box the outline of the complete award finished in silver to the box, the box itself is then fitted into its outer card box, which reads Spange Zum Eisernen Kreuz 1.Klasse with the maker on the side of the box B.H.Mayer, Pforzheim. One tear to the cardboard at the base of the outer box, excellent condition £400-£500
A German Second War Iron Cross Second Class Award Bar. A magnificent example with its original silvering and silver frosting to the swastika and 1939 tablet for this 30mm width wingspan 1939 Bar to the Iron Cross Second Class of WWI, with its correct WWI black and white ribbon. In its original box, which is LDO marked to the exterior. All fitting pins on the reverse side intact, excellent condition £100-£140
A German Second War Wound Badge in Silver. A good solid construction Wound Badge in silver, cased, maker manufacturer 65 Kein & Quenzer of Idar-Oberstein. Slight discolouring of the silvering to the exterior of the award on the right hand side. In its original card fitted case with some abrasions to the exterior case, the corners of the box is generally intact, one slight tear to the front right hand corner, good condition £80-£120
Family group: Five: Lieutenant G. G. C. Garrard, Royal Engineers, late Honourable Artillery Company 1914 Star, with clasp (936 Pte. G. G. C. Garrard. H.A.C. (Inf)); British War and Victory Medals (936 Cpl. G. G. C. Garrard. H.A.C. (Inf.)); Defence Medal, with its named card box of issue addressed to the recipient at ‘”Braziers”, Cherry Tree Land, Ivor Heath, Bucks’; Special Constabulary Long Service Medal, G.V.R., 2nd issue, 3 clasps, ‘Long Service, 1942’, ‘Long Service, 1945’, and ‘Long Service, 1952’ (George G. Garrard.), mounted as worn, together with pre-Second War group of four mounted miniatures and ribbon bar Four: J. M. G. Garrard, Royal Signals 1939-45 Star; France and Germany Star; Defence and War Medals, with card box of issue (no address), Army Council enclosure and R. Signals Records letter, 14 April 1947, addressed to the recipient at the same “Braziers” address and confirming medal entitlement; together with silver I.D. bracelet, three card identity discs, and ‘Acme Thunderer’ whistle, medals generally good very fine or better (9) £100-£140 --- Sold with Medal Index Card for George G. C. Garrard which shows that he served in France from 18 September 1914, and was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant in the Royal Engineers on 8 August 1915. Also on ‘Refusal List SWB 8.5.17’. The Card indicates that his British War and Victory Medals should have been named ‘2.Lt.’
A George V silver cigarette box by F H Adams & Co, Birmingham 1922, of rectangular form with engine turned decoration and initials ?N.B.T.? to cover, inscribed to front ?Presented by the staff of Wilton House 27 June 1924?, hardwood single compartment interior, 11.3cm x 8cm x 5.6cm, weight 12.25oztNote: Wilton House is an English country house at Wilton in Wiltshire, which has been the country seat of the Earls of Pembroke for over 400 years. The first recorded building on the site of Wilton House dates back to 871. The present Grade I listed house dates back to the 17th century, when it was rebuilt after a fire in 1647. Provenance: Ruyton Hall, Shropshire
A pair of silver backed travelling brushes by Hasset & Harper Ltd, Birmingham 1934, complete in a brown leather case, together with a white metal cigarette case decorated with North African scenes, 8.7cm x 8cm, a white metal pin dish, 10.5cm diameter, and a Parker gold plated biro in box (4) Provenance: Ruyton Hall, ShropshireNote; There is NO Dunhill pen in this lot.
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