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Lot 909
Silver six piece dressing table set comprising four brushes, a comb and a hand mirror, with swag and ribbon decoration (monogrammed Betty), in original presentation box, together with a further presentation case containing sewing tools, glove stretchers, button hooks, shoe horns etc, and a collection of plated forks and spoons
Lot 2111B
A collection of more than 90 classical LPs on a range of labels which includes a number of box sets and 10 LPs. Included are two highly collectable LPs; SAX 2306 and SAX 2306 and SAX 2339, both of which are on the earliest Blue/Silver labels. The sleeves of both are in excellent condition and the vinyl also appears to be in excellent condition
Lot 1198
WORLD WAR TWO, GROUP OF FOUR 1939-1945 Star, Air Crew Europe Star, France and German clasp, Defence Medal and War Medal, ribbon bar with silver rosette of 1061389 SJT J Y MCCARROLL RAF with his Royal Air Force Observers and Air Gunners Flying Log Book with entries from October 1940 to January 1945 (including 22nd June 1943 a flight under the Tay Bridge in a Defiant piloted by Sjt Wryowlski that Sjt McCarroll described as "a mad pole"), fibre tags, medal enclosure slip and RAF Record Office letter (both referenced with the recipient's service number) and the medals of his father comprising British War Medal and Victory Medal, 14-15350 PTE J MCCARROLL R IR RIF, lid of card box, RIR Record Office enclosure slip dated 13 October 1922 and copy of a photograph of the recipient. Provenance: The recipient, thence by descent to the present vendor. Rifleman James McCarroll of 14th Battalion Royal Irish Rifles, known as the Belfast Young Citizens Battalion, died on 24 March 1918, aged 22, Pozieres Memorial, France. He was the son of William John and Mary McCarroll. Although he was entitled to the 1914-15 Star, it appears it was never claimed. James McCarroll was one of three brothers, three bothers in law, two cousins and four nephews who survived in the Great War, of which he was the only one to die
Lot 1224
WORLD WAR ONE, GROUP OF THREE 1914 Star 5th Aug-22nd Nov 1914 clasp, British War Medal and Victory Medal, 12053 L.CPL L J BRAY 2/NOTTS:& DERBY R [12053 PTE L J BRAY NOTTS & DERBY R on pair] with a corresponding set of miniature medals and cap badge, Police LS&GC Medal, GVI, CH SUPT LEWIS J BRAY [Nottinghamshire] card box, Defence Medal (2), silver ARP badge and miscellaneous cap and other badges and buttons etc, including a Victorian blue john set solitaire ++
Lot 790
A GERMAN SILVER AND GILT SINGING BIRD BOX, BY KARL GRIESBAUM, C1930 the lid, top and all four sides painted with putti, a hinged compartment in the back containing a key, 10.3cm w, apparently unmarked One of the more expensive Singvogeldosen of the leading Triberg maker Karl Griesbaum, this model was one of those that featured in the firm's pictorial advertisement in 1930; see Mayson (G T), Mechanical Singing-bird Tabatieres, 2000, p158. ++In good working order and playing when wound, sold without warranty, mechanism unexamined the enamel in exceptionally fine condition with only a few minute grazes around unimportant parts, such as on the head of the bird slide and around the base but this damage is so minute as to be visible really only under magnification, no restoration. In private family ownership for many decades and probably from new
Lot 945
AN ART DECO IVORY MOUNTED SILVER JEWEL BOX, plush lined, 27cm w, by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1935, 51ozs 10dws gross ++The lid engraved with the initial R. Of good quality and condition with slight polish wear, the ivory handles and feet original and not chipped or noticeably damaged
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