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Click here to subscribeA brace of Indian Firangi, the first with 95.5cm fullered blade with slightly rounded tip, characteristic steel hilt with elongated spike pommel, contained in its cloth wrapped wooden scabbard, together with another similar and a further Indo-Persian short sword with wavy blade and silver damascene hilt. (3)
A German silver mounted percussion travelling pistol, 6inch sighted octagonal barrel with platinum lined breech and engraved London in gothic script on the top flat, border and scroll engraved back action lock, set trigger, half stocked with German silver mounts including spur trigger, the butt cap with trap, wood ramrod.
An Indian flintlock sporting gun, 32inch sighted octagonal heavy barrel profusely decorated with scrolling foliage and flower heads in silver damascene, border engraved lock stamped with the EIC rampant lion and inspectors mark of a crowned 2 and dated 1818 at the tail, half stocked, cracked at the wrist, engraved steel and brass mounts, brass capped wooden ramrod.
A flintlock holster pistol by Kuchenreuter, 9.5inch sighted swamped barrel fitted with rear leaf sights and numbered 2, inlaid with scrollwork and signed IOH. AND. KUCHENREUTER in silver, proof stamps to either side of the breech and a gold stamp to the top of the breech decorated with a cavalry officer, polished bevelled lock signed I.A. KUCHENREUTER, full stock carved about the fore-end, lock and barrel tang with scrolls, brass mounts to include ornate shield shaped escutcheon, this swivelling to reveal a cut for a shoulder stock, horn capped quill ramrod with worm.
A Victorian Officer's Sabretache to the 5th Lancashire Volunteer Artillery, the front flap with silver lace border, bullion Royal arms, the lion rampant with silver mask, above a laurel leaf spray surmounting a white metal artillery piece badge and regimental title on a black ground, the black leather pouch bearing owner's name R. Inglis Hall.
A pair of percussion German silver belt pistols in the Scottish manner, 5.25 inch sighted browned barrels stamped C. JONES LONDON and with scalloped engraving around the muzzles, border and finely scroll engraved boxlock actions with belt hooks mounted on the left side, German silver saw-handled butts, spur trigger guards, swivel ramrods.
A silver mounted flintlock Queen-Anne cannon barrelled travelling pistol, 5.25inch two-stage barrel with ring-turned muzzle, signed JOHN HARMAN beneath the pan and bearing proof and maker's marks to the underside of the breech, silver mounts to include ornate pierced foliate side plate and shield shaped escutcheon, grotesque mask butt cap.
Prince Alberts Own Hussars Officer's shoulder belt pouch, the brass flap applied with regimental motifs in silver to include the battle honours Egypt, Salamanca, Peninsula, Waterloo, Bhurtpore, Alma, Balaklava, Inkerman, Sevastopol all within a laurel leaf spray, red leather pouch with acanthus leaf mounts.
A Scissors Katar, of characteristic form with traces of silver damascene decoration, together with a late 18th Century Katar, 25cm blade with foliate shaped reinforced forte, characteristic hilt with dual grip, contained in its brass mounted leather wrapped wooden scabbard. (2)
An Aesthetic movement Tiffany & Co. spill vase, late 19th Century, patinated copper and white metal, decorated with flowering stems and a butterfly with a braided motif terminating in a ring, stamped 'Tiffany & Co., 4568, makers 9794, STERLING SILVER & OTHER METALS, 582' 19.5cms.
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