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Click here to subscribeWORLD WAR ONE GROUP OF THREE 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal, 3493 PTE W W C BAILEY SEA HIGH RS [LIEUT W C BAILEY on pair], Victory Medal and Territorial Force Efficiency Medal and bar, 639 SJT F J HEATH RA [805308 SJT F HEATH RFA on second] and silver gilt and enamel Independent Order of Oddfellows Manchester Unity jewel, engraved F J Heath 2nd March 1925
WORLD WAR ONE BRITISH WAR MEDAL AND MEMORIAL PLAQUE 20944 PTE H[ENRY] KEY NOTTS & DERBY R and a silver sporting medallion engraved All Saints 1902 named to the same, Birmingham 1902 with the Defence Medal and War Medal attributed to his son, A H Key RAF, card box and RAF Service and Release book with 1914 Star 11849 PTE A THOMPSON 2/NOTTS & DERBY R and a Victorian crown 1845
A GOOD BOER WAR/WORLD WAR ONE GROUP OF FIVE INCLUDING THE RARE DERBY TRIBUTE MEDAL Queen South Africa Medal, two clasps, Cape Colony and South Africa 1901, 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal and Borough of Derby Silver Star and Scroll inscribed S Africa 1901-2, 23534 TPR E EGGLINGTON 12TH COY IMP YEO [2442 PTE, WARWICK YEO on trio; PTE E EGGLINGTON on Tribute Medal] with a framed photograph of the recipient, a framed group of five WWII medals attributed to his son, A G Egglington of Coventry, the former`s cloth insignia from his Home Guard uniform and a bayonet Provenance: The recipients thence by descent to the present vendor. A fine lot offered intact, the Derby tribute medal very scarce
AN EDWARD VII MARBLE WOOD DECANTER CASE with brass mouldings, opening front and plush lined interior with four cut glass decanters and stoppers, four glasses and a frosted and engraved giltmetal waiter, with a pair of Victorian pierced silver spirit labels, 31cm h, engraved giltmetal trade label of Mappin & Webb 158-162 Oxford St W The engraved inscription reads: Presented to J D Malcolm Esq by C Byramjee Aug 1906. In fine complete and original condition, the back of the case slightly dry and scratched, small shrinkage crack across top of lid
A rare Sterling silver Rolls-Royce Spirit of Ecstasy car mascot authorised by Rolls-Royce Motors Limited in 1977 to mark the Silver Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, hallmarked to the right wing, maker JDL, London 1977, with special Queen`s head mark for the Silver Jubilee, height 11cm., mounted on a sterling silver cap with hinge fitting to rear, total weight 375g.
A Royal Guernsey Light Infantry sweetheart`s pin cushion in the form of a heart, worked in pale blue and ivory silk and decorated with silver thread stars, red, white and blue glass beads and silk flag and `Think of Me` verse ribbons, centred with a photo of an RGLI badge, 7 x 7in. (18 x 18cm.). .
Five antique parasols and handles comprising a silk parasol with polished bamboo crook handle with silver swan neck terminal, London 1912; a silk parasol with Japanese ivory and shibayama handle, a/f; a silk parasol with agate ball knop; a polished bamboo and silver handle, London 1905; and one other. (5)
Marine interest - A walking cane made from timber from the HMS Royal George the tapered cane with turned brass knop inscribed `Royal George Sunk 1782 Raised 1840`, the top finely engraved with an image of the ship in distress, with silver mounted chain slot and brass ferrule, 37½in. (95.5cm.) long. * HMS Royal George was a 100-gun first rate ship of the line, launched in 1756, at which point she was the largest warship in the world. She saw service during the Seven Years War but sunk during routine maintenance in 1782 whilst anchored in the Solent off Portsmouth, one of the most serious maritime losses ever to take place in British waters.
A Victorian silver mounted ebony walking cane maker B&S, Birmingham 1888, the plain tapered cane with a substantial silver knop with floral and foliate repoussé strapwork decoration on a cross hatched ground, the top inscribed `JWN to CMN`, with brass ferrule, 37in. (94cm.) long. .
A rare Masonic walking cane c.1900, the black leather covered steel cane with silver plated ferrule and rounded knop, the knop unscrewing to reveal a concealed ceremonial sword to the interior, with brass wire grip and brass and black leather scabbard, the decorative engraved blade signed `Kenning, London, Liverpool, Manchester & Glasgow`, 36in. (91.5cm.) long. .
A rare Royal Guernsey Artillery & Engineers walking cane Edwardian, the malacca cane with brass ferrule and horn handle at right angles to the shaft, the silver mount below with repoussé foliate scroll decoration, inscribed `Mr. H. Scales from Per Staff RGA&E Guernsey on his Retirement 1909`, maker Henry Howell & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1909, 35¾in. (90.75cm.) long. .
Three silver mounted walking canes one with ebony shaft and horn ferrule, the silver knop with foliate engraving, maker JMC, London 1903, 36in. (91.5cm.) long, together with a rosewood cane with Continental silver crook handle with floral repoussé decoration and nickel ferrule, 34¾in. (88.25cm.) and a 1920s ebonised cane with silver knop. (3)
A silver mounted rosewood walking cane with foliate engraved silver knop, marks rubbed, ebonised rosewood shaft and steel ferrule, 34¾in. (88.25cm.), together with a painted malacca cane with silver knop with engraved initials `RS`, 36½in. (92.5cm.) long, and an ebony cane with silver mount and horn crook handle, 35 1/8in. (89.25cm.) long. (3)
Three silver mounted walking canes early 20th century, comprising an ebonised rosewood cane with foliate silver knop, marked MP, Birmingham 1902, 35¾in. (91cm.) long, a malacca cane with foliate silver knop, unmarked, 34¾in. (88.25cm.) long, and a crook top cane with silver mount and collar, Birmingham 1920, 35¾in. (91cm.) long. (3)
A carved ebony and silver walking cane the silver knop marked JS&Ss, other marks rubbed, on a well carved tapered rope twist shaft with brass ferrule, 36½in. (92.75cm.), together with a short malacca cane with angled carved ivory handle, 30¾in. (78cm.) long and another (3).
Four antique walking canes comprising a malacca cane with silver knop; a bamboo cane with carved ivory handle and gold mount; a foliate carved ebonised cane with silver mount, inscribed `General H. B. Stevens`; and a polished bamboo cane with horn knop and silver mount, 32in. to 36in. (81.25cm. to 91.5cm.) long. (4)
An 18th century Channel Islands silver christening cup maker`s mark ID (Jean Pierre du Port, Guernsey, 1779-1788), of typical Guernsey form with twin notched scroll handles and waisted circular foot, maker`s mark overstruck over London marks five times to underside, engraved initials `M.D.B.C. to side, height 2 7/8in. (7.3cm.), weight 2.4oz. .
A twelve piece Jens Sigsgaard silver flatware service Danish, dated 1923-33, assay master`s mark for Christian F. Heise, with trefoil and scroll terminals, comprising 12 table forks, 12 table spoons, 12 table knives with stainless steel blades, 12 dessert forks, 12 dessert spoons, 12 butter knives with stainless steel blades, 12 tea spoons, 15 coffee spoons, 15 cake forks, 5 various pickle forks, 3 salt spoons, 2 jam spoons, 5 various ladles, 7 serving spoons and slices, total silver weight approx. 132oz., together with matching silver plated nutcrackers and bottle opener. (138)
A George V silver spirit flask William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1919, of rounded oblong form with removable base `cup` and twist-off stopper, repair plate to one side, 4¾in. (12cm.) high, together with a Victorian plain silver cigarette box, maker JE, London 1894, 5½ x 3½in. (14 x 9cm.), gross weight 16.5oz. (2)
A pair of American Sterling silver candlesticks early 20th century, by Black, Starr & Frost, stamped `Sterling, cement filled, reinforced with rod 2120`, in early Georgian style, the removable drip pans on turned baluster stems and stepped circular bases, loaded, 9¼in. (23.5cm.) high. (2)
A George V silver four division toast rack Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd., London 1914, with heart shaped dividers and angular loop handle, on four ball feet, 4¾in. (12cm.) long, together with a modern silver pin tray, Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1977, of oval form, 4in. (10.25cm.) long, weight 5.5oz. (2)
A fine three piece Irish William IV silver tea service James Fray, Dublin 1831, comprising teapot, twin handled sugar basin and cream jug, of flattened circular form, each elaborately and finely repoussé decorated with flowers and foliage on a matted ground, centred by vacant cartouches, with foliate capped handles and everted foliate rims, the pedestal bases with floral borders, the teapot with rose finial, the spout decorated with an eagle and tipped with a serpent emerging from a bud, the teapot 11½in. (29.5cm.) long, weight 57.5oz. (3) .
A suite of George V silver Kings pattern cutlery Viners Ltd., Sheffield 1929-32, comprising seven table spoons (one matched), twelve table forks, twelve table knives and twelve butter knives with steel blades, twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve soup spoons, twelve tea spoons, five coffee spoons, twelve fish knives, twelve fish forks, two sauce ladles and a carving knife and fork, together with six matching Kings pattern sauce spoons, Tessiers Ltd., London 1962, total approx. silver weight 230oz., together with a matching Dixon silver plated soup ladle and three silver plated mustard spoons.
A pair of Continental silver open salts c.1900, of bombe oval form with repoussé foliate decoration, four foliate scroll feet and clear glass liners, 1½in. (3.75cm.) high, together with a George V oval silver ring box, Birmingham 1915, a Continental silver salt spoon, a silver plated Anchovy bottle label, a white metal mesh purse and a silver thimble. (7)
A George III silver sifter ladle maker`s mark rubbed, London 1801, Old English pattern with keyhole pierced bowl, together with a pair of Victorian fiddle pattern sugar tongs, Thomas Wallis II, London 1842, a Victorian bright cut fiddle pattern table spoon, a Victorian christening spoon, a modernist pickle fork, Francis Howard Ltd., Sheffield 1970, a pair of Edwardian silver and green hardstone caviar servers, a silver dessert fork, two silver plated and mother-of-pearl pickle forks and two silver plated spoons, approx. silver weight 8.5oz. (12)
A Modernist silver pin tray Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1944, of floral form with engraved petals, raised on four ball feet, 4¼in. (10.75cm.) diameter, together with a small circular footed dish, Charles S Green & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1970, with foliate scroll rim, 3 5/8in. (9.25cm.) diameter and a small scalloped dish raised on three cabriole feet, maker HH, Sheffield 1968, diameter 4 3/8in. (11cm.) diameter, weight 7.2oz. (3)
A good 19th century Continental silver salver possibly Portuguese, with floral and foliate engraved borders, the raised, stepped shaped rim heavily repoussé decorated with shells, floral and foliate scroll decoration, raised on four cast ball and claw feet with floral decorated mounts, with impressed marks inside rim, 19in. (48.25cm.) diameter, weight 62oz. .
A George V twelve piece silver condiment set Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1925-26, of Georgian form comprising four each of baluster pepper casters, open salts and lidded mustards, the salts and mustards with blue glass liners, together with four Adie Bros. salt spoons and four Adie Bos. mustard spoons, silver weight 14.5oz. (20) .
A cased set of four Victorian silver salts and spoons H. J. Lias & Son, London 1866, of cauldron form with beaded rims, the bodies with floral and foliate swags on a matted ground, together with four matching salt spoons, in the original fitted leather case, weight 5.8oz. .
A George IV silver fiddle pattern sifter spoon William Chawner II, London 1820, the circular bowl with dot and cross piercing, 6in. (15.2cm.) long, together with a Victorian Kings pattern small serving fork, William Eaton, London 1843 and an Edwardian silver salt spoon, weight 2.6oz. (3)
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