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MEDALS - a set of three awarded to Major K. W. Dale, R.E. - O.B.E, Territorial Decoration, Silver Jubilee Coronation, miniatures, etc

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Hornby Dublo four engines, Silver King, Duchess of Montrose, 2-6-4 tank and 0-6-2 tank (G), eight wagons (G), foot bridge (G) etc

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A silver coloured metal figure of Napoleon, standing wearing hat and tailcoat, square plinth, 12cm high, c.1900

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A Victorian circular clear glass silver mounted glue pot and cover, London 1892, 8cm high.

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An Art Deco oval silver travelling clock, the 5cm circular brass dial with Arabic numerals and faux mother-of-pearl central panel, framed engine turned and bands, easel dressing table time piece, 10cm wide, Birmingham 1927

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A sterling silver half fluted shaped circular bowl, S-scroll and flowerhead border, 26.5cm diam, late 19th century, 8oz (see lot 994 for illustration)

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A Swiss silver coloured metal travelling set, comprising folding fork and table spoon, penknife, teaspoon/marrow scoop and rounded rectangular two compartment condiment box, all engine turned, fitting into a faceted glass beaker, morocco case, 18cm high, c.1880

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A George V clear glass four-section decanter, cut with stars and fans, deep silver collar, four ring loop stoppers, 30cm high, Sheffield 1929

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A Victorian rounded rectangular clear glass hip flask, overlaid in sterling silver with pierced and chased scrolling acanthus leaves and foliage, domed hinged bayonet cover, 17cm high, c.1900

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A continental silver coloured metal trinket box and cover, embossed with a stag hunting scene, 4cm high, 19th century

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A set of six George V silver hafted fruit knives and forks, Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1936

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A large Victorian scent flask, the ovoid clear glass body cut with a four petal stylised flowerhead on a strawberry cut ground, domed silver cover, embossed and chased with acanthus scrolls, 29cm high, London 1890

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A German silver coloured metal mounted spreading cylindrical claret jug, hobnail and star cut, the deep silver colour embossed with oval cartouche and foliate scrolls, domed cover embossed with shells, spire finial, elaborately cast scroll handle, 30cm high, stamped 800, c.1910 (see lot 1063 for illustration)

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A set of six butter knives, silver blades, mother-of-pearl hafts, crested with the two crests of Admiral of the Fleet Rt. Hon. Sir George Cockburn of Langtoun, Co. Berwick, 8th Bt., PC, GCB, MP (1772-1853), London 1811 Admiral Cockburn was the second son of Sir James Cockburn of Langtoun, 6th Bt. He was commissioned lieutenant RN 4/1793, served on HMS Victory 6/1793 (not under Nelson but when Admiral Lord Hood was flying his flag in her). By 10/1793 he was in command of a sloop and of the frigate HMS Meleager from 1794. His success in command of Meleager in the western Mediterranean under Admiral Lord Nelson (at which time he was again promoted), when he was engaged in numerous dashing and successful escapades, brought about a firm friendship between the two

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A pair of Victorian horn hafted silver servers, the blades engraved with stag and foliage, the hafts with stiff leaves terminals, Sheffield 1886

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A large American sterling silver rococo style inkstand, with two ogee spirally fluted wells, the hinged covers with oversize grape finials, the stand boldly cast and pierced with acanthus scrolls and scales on a matt ground, scroll feet, 51cm wide, c.1900

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An oval silver trinket box, the hinged cover engine turned in bands, acanthus moulded rim, vacant circular cartouche, paw feet, 12cm wide, Birmingham 1958

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An Edwardian novelty silver trowel book mark, green agate haft, Birmingham 1906; an ivory hafted sliding pencil, S Mordan and Co.; an Edwardian rounded rectangular vesta case, engraved and chased with foliate scrolls, Birmingham 1905; etc (4)

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An Art Deco scent flask and stopper, the moulded geometrical fan body with black overlaid sides, deep silver collar, lofty faceted stopper

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A George V silver bag shaped evening purse, engraved and chased with ribbon tied swags and tendrils, suspension chain, 12cm wide, Birmingham 1919

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A 19th century German silver coloured metal novelty snuff box, in the form of a book, embossed with four cartouches with Shepherd and Shepherdess and Gardeners, scrolled borders, 10.5cm high, c.1880

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A pair of Edwardian novelty silver salt cellars, in the form of ducks, blue glass liners, 6.5cm high, Birmingham 1908; a babies rattle and teether, Birmingham 1950 (3)

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A George V silver and tortoiseshell square cigarette box, the tortoiseshell cover applied with circular cartouche containing a gilt horseshoe, cedar lined, 8.5cm wide, London 1915

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A George V novelty silver pin cushion, in the form of a foot stool, the deep sides embossed with flowerheads and foliate scrolls, paw feet, 6cm wide, Birmingham 1911

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A Victorian rectangular tortoiseshell casket, the pointed cover outlined with silver stringing, bun feet, 7cm wide, c.1830

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A Rolex pocket watch, black face with gold coloured numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, number A 8373; silver albert

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A George Jensen sterling silver arrow head brooch

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An 18ct gold chronograph half hunter pocket watch, the dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, the outer dial sectioned into divisions of three hundreds, inscribed Joseph Saum, Mould; a 9ct gold and silver coloured metal chain

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Goodwood Races Ledger 1841 - formerly belonging to Lord George Bentinck., bound in red morocco lined in gold, 44 pages, autographed on front outside cover in black ink:, Ld. George Bentinck, 19, Cavendish Square, London, contains an account of all the named races run at Goodwood over the annual four day meeting, 1841-1843, with others for 1845 and 1846, pasted in, the list of owners, many of them autographs, including many famous figures of the turf, notably Admiral Hon. Henry John Rous, Lords Chesterfield, Melbourne, Zetland, Ailesbury, Bateman, Palmerston and George Bentinck, the Dukes of Richmond, Beaufort and Bedford, Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Bt., Col. William O'Shea and George Osbaldeston. ***Goodwood, exclusively a flat racing course, on the estate of the Dukes of Richmond, Gordon & Lennox in Sussex, held its first meeting in 1801, a gold cup replacing a silver trophy in 1812 (the Goodwood Cup) the oldest surviving race in the calendar (and described at length in this item). The 5th Duke's friend Lord George Bentinck did much to develop the venue, and several other notable races were initiated under him: the Goodwood Stakes (1823); Stewards' Cup over 6 furlongs (1834, the Nassau Stakes (1840) and in 1841 the Sussex Stakes. The course only ever held one four day meeting per year until after the Second World War. ***. Lord [William] George Bentinck MP was the third but second surviving son of 4th Duke of Portland and was born at Welbeck 27th February 1802. Known to his contemporaries as the 'Napoleon of the TurfÓ he was the natural successor of Sir Charles Bunbury, 6th Bt. (1740-1821) as an administrator and reformer of racing. He was in his time a respected rider, owner and backer of horses, having kept as many as 130 at one time. The upkeep of his stables and stud is said to have cost him £40000 a year at one time and in 1845 he won a total of £100000 - a colossal sum for that period. The reforms he instigated were: flagged starts, punctuality of starts, numbering of entrants for each race, parading contestants in the paddock prior to a race and the use of horse boxes or carts to bring horses to meetings. He also abolished some questionable practices and was the first to persecute suspected fraud. In 1846 he suddenly gave it all up to concentrate on politics (he was an influential patron of the young Disraeli), whereupon one of his former star horses won the Derby, a feat which he, as an owner, had never been able to emulate. He died of a heart attack aged 46 on September 21st 1848, unmarried. 'It was Lord George Bentinck's imaginative management of the course,Ó wrote Barry Campbell (in Horse racing in Britain (Joseph 1977) 311), 'which really established Goodwood as one of the foremost courses in the CountryÓ.

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A Victorian style silver plated double oil lamp, with two ovoid green glass reservoirs, domed milk and green glass shades, supported on S-scroll arms, raising and lowering on a central column, shaped spreading circular base, 68cm high, 20th century

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A George IV tortoiseshell canted rectangular bombe shaped tea caddy, stepped pagoda top and front, inlaid with flowering foliage in mother-of-pearl, outlined with silver stringing the hinged cover enclosing two lidded compartments, ivory bun feet, 20cm wide, c.1830Ê

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A Victorian riding crop, the whistle haft carved as a dogs head, malacca shaft, c.1880; an Edwardian silver mounted stag horn handled riding crop, woven shaft; a leather covered riding sword/riding crop (3)

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A George V horn handled walking stick, silver collar engraved and chased with foliate scrolls, hardwood shaft, 90cm long, Birmingham 1919

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A Victorian horn handled walking stick, the handle as a greyhounds head, glass eyes, silver ferrule, Birmingham 1899

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A Victorian Anglo/Indian walking cane, the ivory handle well carved as a lion, the silver ferrule engraved and chased foliate scrolls, hardwood shaft, the handle 12cm, 93cm long overall

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A Victorian ivory handled walking cane, carved as a dogs head with glass eyes, silver ferrule, hardwood shaft, 84cm long, c.1890

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An Edwardian silver handled drinking walking stick, the heavy screw off urn shaped handle embossed with flowerheads and scrolls on a matted ground enclosing a long glass spirit file, the shaft re-polished, 98cm long overall, London 1904

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Four late 19th century/early 20th century silver mounted malacca and hardwood walking canes, the pommels engraved with lines, embossed and chased with foliate scrolls and plain, late 19th century (4)

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Bowling - an Edwardian novelty walking cane, the spherical lignum vitae handle set with ivory bosses, the deep silver collar engine turned in bands, ebonised shaft, 94cm long overall, London 1904 (see lot 1540 for illustration)

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Military - an Anglo/Indian silver coloured metal handled walking stick, the deep silver top embossed and chased with leafy scrolls on a matted ground and centred with the badge of the Lincolnshire regiment, malacca shaft, 91cm overall

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An Edwardian walking cane, the silver terminal as a swans head, set with red glass eyes, faux bamboo shaft, 92cm long, London 1901

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A 19th century stag horn handled walking cane, the silver plated ferrule embossed with a race scene, knopped shaft, 92cm overall

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A 19th century sword stick, the gutta percha handle as a roaring lions head, glass eyes, silver coloured metal collar, faux bamboo shaft, 90cm long, c.1850.

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A Victorian silver mounted horse measuring cane, faux bamboo shaft, by Martin and Martin, London, New York and Philadelphia, London 1900

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A Victorian ivory handled walking stick, with T shaped handle, deep silver collar embossed with foliate scrolls and hardwood shaft, 89cm long, London 1889; another similar, 78cm long (2)

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An Edwardian compass cane, the circular compass set in a bulbous horn handle, the silver ferrule marked Birmingham 1902, hardwood shaft 94cm overall

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Four 19th century faux tortoiseshell silver horn and ivory parasol handles. Two as greyhounds heads, one gold mounted, adapted as walking canes; Four other silver mounted walking sticks (8)

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A silver plated Alto saxophone, by CJ Conn Company 'Naked Lady Model' serial number 309683 (1944), L tuned - A=440

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An Edward VII Silver Mounted Cut Glass Claret Jug, hobnail and star design, Sheffield 1907, maker Walker & Hall

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A William IV Silver Covered Ivory Note Pad embossed and chased two landscape panels with castles, etc, Birmingham 1834, maker: Joseph Willmore

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An eastern Kris, with a 33cm steel blade and stylized ivory handle, in a walnut sheath, an Oriental jade and silver coloured metal mounted knife, in a conforming sheath with stone settings, and a kukuri in leather scabbard. (3)

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A Russian painted icon, in a silver coloured metal cable edge frame, one side with the crowned Virgin and child, the reverse with three men seated amidst clouds, one holding a dove, 3.5 x 2.75in (9 x 7cm)

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A mahogany and marquetry inlaid longcase clock, the 8-day movement striking on a bell to a 12in arched brass dial with subsidiary seconds dial and silver date aperture, inscribed 'James Evill, Bath', the arch engraved a griffin and 'Tempus Fugit,' the hood with a swan neck pediment and shell marquetry above gilt brass corinthian capitals, the canted waist with a shaped door and central patera, the base on bracket feet, 91.5in (232.4cm) h

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Tapio Wirkkala, a silver bud vase circa 1957, the seamed and twisted tapered form with small opening, inscribed with armorial and T W 1957, Finnish hallmark present 19cm high, together with a small asymmetrical copper dish, stamped Tapio Wirkkala 13cm in length (2).

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A 20th Century Gorham (USA) sterling silver tray, of circular form decorated with stylised pattern the centre engraved with armorial 28.5cm dia, impressed hallmarks to reverse.

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A Wedgwood ceramic vase circa 1952, the shape designed by Keith Murray, and decorated by Millicent Taplin. The flared form in white with resist decoration in silver, 24cm high printed marks to underside.

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A Christofle silver plated coffee pot and matching sugar bowl circa 1930, the pot of ovoid form with concentric ringed design with bronze effect lacquered handle with domed supports, 16.5cm high, together with similar bowl, both with impressed marks (2).

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A Victorian vaseline glass claret jug, tinted in green, with silver plated mounts, 26cm high.

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A vine engraved cut glass lemonade jug with silver plated mounts and handle, 28cm high, together with a cut glass decanter and stopper and a comport. (3).

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A pair of silver sugar casters, London 1974, each of George III baluster design. 209g, 6.7oz.

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