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Lot 58

An SBS Bestecke Solingen 12-setting cutlery set in a gold and silver colour housed in a silver metallic flight case Location:

Lot 67

Silver and silver plated items to include a Victorian small triangular Britannia Standard silver dish, Birmingham 1889, a four-piece silver plated tea set, circular tray with floral decoration, and a two-branch candelabra Location:

Lot 104

Mixed silver items to include a Sherry and Claret decanter labels, along with three napkin rings, total weight 65.9g Location:

Lot 159

* Air Vice Marshal Robert Linton Ragg. A WWII period RAF tunic belonging to Air Vice Marshal Robert Linton Ragg, CB, CBE, AFC, MID (1901-1973), blue cloth with Flights Ltd tailors label stamped AVM. R.L. Ragg and dated 20/2/53, RAF cloth brevet and medal ribbons representing a long and destinguished career, G.VI.R. silver staybrite buttons, rank stripes to cuffs, 78 cm long with trousers and RAF Museum card labels inscribed (Ragg) with collection number 78/U/94, the same label stitched to the lining, together with officers cap pre 1953 by Flights Ltd, a mess dress jacket, waistcoat and trousers worn by Ragg all with RAF museum collection labels QTY: (1)NOTE:Air Vice Marshal Robert Linton Ragg, CB, CBE, AFC, MID (1901-1973) was educated at the Dragon School, Oxford and Dulwich College, he joined the RAF in 1921 (Pilot Officer) and saw active service with No 45 Squadron in Kurdistan. He returned to England in 1925 and served as an experimental pilot in Farnborough, being awarded the AFC and Royal Aeronautical Society's Pilcher Memorial Prize in 1926. He joined No 203 Squadron in 1931 and was stationed at Basra, Iraq. The unit were equipped with Short Rangoons and undertook anti-piracy and policing duties in the Persian Gulf. Ragg held a number of senior posts during WWII and retired from service in 1955. His medal group was sold at Spink London.

Lot 171

* Air Chief Marshal Sir Denis Graham Smallwood. An RAF uniform belonging to Air Chief Marshal Sir Denis Graham Smallwood, GBE, KCB, DSO (1918-1997), blue cloth with Moss Bross Ltd tailors label faintly inscribed with A/Cpt A D.G. Smallwood, RAF cloth brevet, ribbon bars representing a long and distinguished career, E.II.R. silver staybrite buttons, rank stripes to the cuffs, 78 cm long, with trousers and RAF Museum collection cards each inscribed 'Smallwood' and with collection number 78/U/84 , the same number stitched to the lining QTY: (1)NOTE:Air Chief Marshal Sir Denis Graham Smallwood, GBE, KCB, DSO (1918-1997) was educated at King Edward VI School, Birmingham, he joined the RAF in 1938 and served throughout WWII, in 1941 he was appointed Officer Commanding No 87 Squadron flying Hurricanes. Post-war service saw him with 33 Squadron from 1948 onwards and in 1953 he was appointed Station Commander at RAF Biggin Hill. Smallwood retired from service in 1976.

Lot 207

* The Venerable Wilfred Ernest Granville Payton. An RAF tunic worn by The Venerable Wilfred Ernest Granville Payton, CB (1913-1989), blue cloth with ribbon bar for CB, Defence and War medal with MID, chaplains enamel and gilt collar badges, E.II.R. shoulder badges, E.II.R. silver staybrite buttons and rank stripes to cuffs, 80 cm long, with RAF Museum collection label inscribed 'Payton' and collection number 81/U/21, the same number stitched on the lining, together with an officer's cap belonging to Payton with RAF Museum collection label QTY: (1)NOTE:The Venerable Wilfred Ernest Granville Payton, CB (1913-1989) was born in Beeston, Nottinghamshire, he was educated at Nottingham High School and Emmanuel College, Cambridge. He was a professional cricketer and made his debut for Nottinghamshire against Cambridge University in 1935 and made double figures in this match. Payton joined the RAF in 1941 serving as a Chaplain and returned to a successful career in cricket after the war. He was Chaplain-in-Chief to the Queen in 1965 and retired from service in 1969.

Lot 247

* Royal Air Force. A 1920s Officer's RAF Busby by Hobson & Sons (London) Ltd, with black leather skull and bearskin with gold and blue bullion cord, brass and silver king's crown badge, size 6 7/8, some loss of bearskin, lacking plume QTY: (1)

Lot 307

* Pickelhaube. A WWI Imperial German Guards pickelhaube, the black leather skull with brass eagle helmet plate with the banner Mitt Gott Fur Koenig und Vaterland" (With God for King and Fatherland), with silver star with black enamel eagle and the motto Suum Cuique (To each his own), brass spike top and red and black cockades, brass chin scales, original cloth lining QTY: (1)

Lot 316

* Scouting. A bronze figured of a Boy Scout circa 1920, modelled holding his hat in one hand and stick in the other on a naturalistic base, 19.5 cm high, mounted on a circular wooden plinth with a silver plaque engraved 'Presented to Scoutmaster G.A. Lowe in grateful recognition of services rendered to the Boy Scout movement', overall height 26 cmQTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Christie's, London, 1 December 1999 (lot 145).

Lot 318

* Scouting. A collection of Boy Scout and Baden-Powell badges and medals and associated items, including a 'Thanks Badge' circa 1911 in 9ct gold, silver and bronze 25 x 25 mm, 7 pin badges each showing a photographic portrait of Baden-Powell similar pendants, prize medals, 13th Hussars chromed cigarette case, similar tobacco box and other itemsQTY: (a carton )

Lot 319

* Scouting. A collection of Boy Scout, Baden-Powell and Boer War silver teaspoons, including three silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1909, each with a Boy Scout terminal, 11.5 cm long, three Baden-Powell silver teaspoons, including one with the bowl of the spoon engraved 'Mafeking relieved May 17 1900', six silver teaspoons each with a Boer War General to the terminal, combined weight 227gQTY: (13)

Lot 331

* Pistol. A George III flintlock pistol, the 12.5cm circular steel barrel with traces of Damascus twist figuring, the casing engraved with garlands, with a concealed trigger, chequered slab grip with silver shield cartouche and steel ramrod, action needs attention, cocks but will not fire, stock cracked, overall length 24cm QTY: (1)

Lot 348

* Pistols. A fine pair of percussion (converted from flintlock) double barrel pistols by Thomas Aston, Birmingham circa 1810, the 19 cm side by side barrels with Damascus twist figuring, gold inlaid gunsmith lozenge to each barrel, the tang engraved with foliate scrolls, the lockplate engraved 'T Aston', push-safety catch, fully walnut stocked inset with a silver family crest depicting a crowned heraldic dragon holding a cross, the ramrod holder floral engraved and hallmarked for Birmingham 1810??, the trigger guard finely engraved, chequered grip with rounded butt, overall length 36 cm, housed in a fine mahogany gun case with recessed brass handle, green baize lining, retaining many tools including turnscrewQTY: (1)

Lot 39

* Battle of Britain. The Hurricane control column of Hurricane P3554, shot down during the Battle of Britain on 5 October 1940, all parts numbered including AH 2040, the spade grip with gun firing button and brake lever, approximately 58cm long, together with a folder of extensive research plus a Rolls Royce 1904-2004 Centenary magazine which features this control column QTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Private Collection, West Country having been purchased from Andy Saunders (Battle of Britain author and authority). A detailed history of the control column and certificate of authenticity signed by Andy Saunders is included with the lot.Hurricane P3554 saw a great deal of combat during the Battle of Britain having shot down 5 German aircraft in July and August 1940.The operational book of 607 Squadron records that on 5 October 1940, though, P3554 was hit and badly damaged in combat with Messerschmitt 109s of JG2 over Swanage. The pilot, Sergeant Spyer, managed to nurse his badly damaged Hurricane almost all the way back to RAF Tangmere before a growing onboard fire forced him to bale out. Sergeant Spyer was unharmed. P3554 almost buried itself on impact and lay in the ground until it was discovered in 1979.On 22 April 1979 Andy Saunders and members of the Wealden Aviation Archaeological Group pinpointed the crash site of the Hurricane at Woodham Farm, Aldingbourne. At the crash site several pieces of surface wreckage were located, including a broken piece of silver-painted wood (a portion of internal structure) which had the numbers '554' stencilled on it in black.The crash site was excavated on 25 August and items of fuselage and cockpit wreckage were found impacted into the rear of the Rolls-Royce Merlin engine. Andy Saunders entered the excavation once the wreckage had been encountered and spotted the knurled ring of the gun button just above the surface. Reaching around the spade grip, he pulled upwards and extricated almost the complete length of the control column. Its bottom end showed signs of burning and the rest of the column was scorched and had all of the Dunlop rubberised gripping burnt away. The brake lever and one of the stainless steel push rods had broken away but later re-attached. The main build plate confirming Hurricane P3554 was also recovered.Sergeant Richard Alfred Spyer (1917-1941) was born in Worcester Park, Surrey. He joined the RAFVR in March 1939 and on the outbreak of WWII was posted to 10 FTS for training, after completing his training in May 1940 he arrived at 5 OTU and was posted to 111 Squadron at North Weald.On 31 May 1940, Spyer was attached to 607 Squadron at Usworth and served on Hurricanes. This became a permanent posting and he went south with the squadron to Tangmere on 8 September. The following day on the 9th he was engaged by a Me109 and Do17 and his aircraft Hurricane P2680 crashed at Stilstead Farm, East Peckham, Spyer was slightly wounded. On 5 October 1940, he was shot down again, this time in Hurricane P2680.In November 1940 Spyer sailed for the Mediterranean and on 17 November he was in the first flight of six Hurricanes to take off for Malta. Spyer's Hurricane V7413 ran out of fuel and he baled out into the sea and was later picked up by a Sunderland.He joined 261 Squadron at Ta Kali and on 22 March 1941 he and seven other Hurricanes engaged ten Ju88's approaching Grand Harbour with a Me1909 escort. Five of the Hurricanes were shot down including V7672 flown by Spyer, all five were lost, Spyer is commemorated on the Malta Memorial.

Lot 404

* Third Reich Sword. A 1930s Third Reich police officer's sword, the 83.5 cm straight steel blade stamped Herm. Rath Solingen, plated knuckle bow (pitted), horn grip bound in copper wire, oak leaf and German insignia to the grip, overall length 97 cm, with silver bullion sword knot, in its black painted steel scabbard with leather hanging strap QTY: (1)

Lot 466

* Presentation Album. Visite en France, des réprésentants Anglais du Service des Gaz, Aout-Septembre 1917, circa 1917, 7 typed pamphlets tied-in, 6 entitled 'Visite de la mission Militaire et Scientifique Anglaise', menu tied-in, 5 mounted hand-written and typed letters with letterheads including the Trench Warfare Research Department London, Conservative Club SW1, approximately 30 silver gelatin prints (mostly mounted, some loose, some full-page), numerous mounted postcards, manuscript captions, original burgundy half morocco gilt, some wear, oblong 4toQTY: (1)NOTE:A finely bound presentation album for a British diplomatic visit to France during WW1.

Lot 467

* Somerset Volunteer Rifle Corps. Roll of the Lyncombe or Seventeenth Somerset Volunteer Rifle Corps, 1860-79, a long rolled vellum document on seven conjoined sheets, being a Form of Oath for enrolment to the Somersetshire Volunteer Rifles, with 370 signatories' names of enrolled members to recto and 187 signatories' names to verso, some names struck through, including numerous sworn in and resignation dates written beside many of the names, document dimensions 433 x 22.5 cm (length x width), contained in original black painted tin, inscribed in white on the lid and main body 'Lyncombe or Somerset Volunteer Rifle Corps', tin height 24.5 cm, together with a Victorian leather cartridge pouch bearing the applied silver coat of arms of the City of Bath in low relief, 21 cm long QTY: (2)

Lot 476

* Greece. Athena Tetradrachm Owl, circa 454-404 BC silver coin, with original Seaby receipt dated 1981QTY: (1)

Lot 485

* Landing of William of Orange at Torbay, 1688. A cast silver medal by George Bower, the obverse with a cuirassed bust of William facing right with legend ' GVILIELMVS. III. D.G. PRIN. AVR. HOL. ET. WES. GVB', the reverse showing William on horseback leading his army before his fleet at anchor and the legend 'ERRAS. ASTRÆ. REUISIT', 49 mm diameter, some wear around the rim, very fine, with original sale ticket QTY: (1)NOTE:William III landed at Torbay on 5 November 1688 with 14000 troops for the invasion of England.

Lot 486

* Mixed Medals. St Thomas’s Hospital, London, Cheselden Medal bronze medal by William Wyon, the obverse with a profile bust of William Cheselden facing right, the obverse showing a male cadaver on an operating table, 73 mm, together with a mixed collection of commemorative and prize medals including a Victorian bronze medal awarded by the science and art department for proficiency in science, 39 mm diameter, presented in a yellow metal pendant with glass lunettes and a fine fitted leather case, a Victorian bronze medal for local prize for success in art awarded by the department of science and art, the rim engraved 'Thomas Dewson Birmingham Stage 18a 1856', 54 mm diameter with a tooled leather case, International Health Exhibition medal 1884, cased, and miscellaneous medals including a large uniface medal with conjoined busts of Napoleon and Marie Louise, 140 mm, The Hunters' Improvement Society silver gilt prize medal awarded to Mrs D. Parsons, Badminton Farmers' Club 1901 in a fine red leather display case, Birmingham Photographic Society silver uniface prize medals (2), 79 mm diameter and other medalsQTY: (12)

Lot 487

* The Horace Brown Medal. A gold medal awarded to Sir William Waters Butler, the obvese with a bust of Horace Brown facing right and the legend 'Horace Tabberer Brown, LL.D., F.R.S., F.I.C.', makers initials FB, reverse showing barley and wheat with raised inscription 'The Horace Brown Medal Awarded by the Institute of Brewing' engraved 'Sir William Waters Butler, Bart 1937', 56mm diameter, 114.8g, extremely fine in fitted leather display case, together with three related prize medals, comprising Birmingham & Midland silver gilt medal by John Moore, the obverse with a bust of Sir William Siemens facing left, the reverse showing elevation of the building, enagraved around the rim 'William Water Butler, Practical Plane & Solid Geometery Theoretical & Applied Mechanics 1890, 67 mm diameter, 148.2g, cased, silver medal for the City and Guilds of London Institute Technical Education, the rim engraved 'William Waters Butler, Breadmaking, 1st Prize 1894, 51 mm diameter, cased plus a Science and Art Departent bronze medal presented to William Water Butler for Hygiene in 1890, 40 mm diameter, cased QTY: (4)NOTE:Horace Tabberer Brown FRS (1848-1925) was a British chemist. He began his career working at the Worthington Brewery in 1866. His focus was to solve practical brewing problems by employing and developing fundamental scientific principles. His research work considered barley germination, beer microbiology, water composition, oxygen and fermentation, beer haze formation, wort composition and beer analysis. His career lasted over 50 years and he left his mark on virtually all areas of science as applied to brewing. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1889 and from 1890 onward studied the assimilation of Carbon dioxide in plants. He also established the Guinness Research Laboratory in Dublin in 1901.The Institute of Brewing and Distilling awards the Horace Brown Medal to an eminent scientist every three years. The winner is invited to give a lecture called the "Horace Brown Medal lecture". Sir William Waters Butler, Bart (1866-1939) was born in Birmingham and educated at King Edwards Grammar School, Birmingham. He joined his father's brewery business which was later amalgamated and became Mitchells and Butlers Ltd, Butler was Chairman and Managing Director of this business along with Chairman of Birmingham Cold Storage Ltd, President of the Institute of Brewing from 1905, and Chairman of the Brewer's Society from 1908. In 1937 he assisted financially to the School of Brewing a Model Brewery to be used for experimental work and was a generous benefactor throughout Birmingham.

Lot 489

* Seringapatam Medal 1799. A fine silver-gilt example awarded to Senior Officers and OfficialsHonourable East India Company for Seringapatam 1799, silver-gilt, 48mm, Soho Mint issue, presented in an ornate gilt-metal frame (once having lunettes), straight swivel ring suspension, the ribbon with an ornate 'Seringaptam' sliding clasp and top brooch, light contact marks to reverse, good very fineQTY: (1)

Lot 490

* Honourable East India Company Medal for Egypt 1801, silver, unnamed as issued, flattened loop for suspension, nearly extremely fine QTY: (1)NOTE:The obverse shows a Sepoy supporting the Union flag, an encampment behind, the Persian inscription reads 'This medal has been presented in commemoration of the defeat of the French Army in the kingdom of Egypt by the bravery of the victorious army of England'.The reverse shows a British ship of the line sailing towards the Egyptian coast, an obelisk and four pyramids to the right. 1439 medals were struck in silver.

Lot 491

* Alexander Davison's Trafalgar Medal 1805. A contemporary silver copy, obverse with a small bust of Lord Nelson facing left surmounting a shield, reverse showing a three-masted man-of-war facing right, 50 mm diameter, together with another medal for the death of Lord Nelson, 1805, white metal by P. Wyon, the obverse with seaman standing beside a tomb, the reverse showing Britannia and Neptune seated beside funerary urn on plinth, 52 mm diameter QTY: (2)

Lot 508

* A group of ten to Skipper Lieutenant-Commander J.W. Hubbard, MBE, RDThe Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, M.B.E. (Military) Member’s 1st type breast badge, silver by Sebastian Garrard, London 19351914-15 Star (WSA.118, J.W. Hubbard, Skr., R.N.R.)British War and Victory Medals (W.S.A.118 J.W. Hubbard. Skr. R.N.R.)Defence and War Medals1935 Jubilee Medal1937 Coronation MedalRoyal Naval Reserve Long Service Medal, G.V.R. (2381 W.S. J.W. Hubbard. Ch Skpr. R.N.R.)Royal Naval, Reserve Decoration, G.V.R., generally good very fine, with a folder of research QTY: (10)NOTE:Skipper Lieutenant-Commander James William Hubbard was born into a Grimsby fishing family in 1888, Hubbard worked on several trawlers before joining the Royal Navy Reserve on 6 August 1916 (Skipper), his first vessel being HMT Parthian which was a trawler taken from trade for use in Auxiliary Patrol duties, the vessel went to the Eastern Mediterranean and worked out of HMS Osiris a depot ship for auxiliary patrol vessels. During this time Hubbard and crew came to the aid of the Italian steamship SS Bosnia who had been sunk by an Austrian submarine 100 miles off Crete, Hubbard received a letter of thanks from the Italian Government (copied letter included), Hubbard returned to England in 1917 and served in various ships including HMT St Maurice in 1919, while in command of this ship he was in a collision with the oiler RFA Orangeleaf and as a consequence of this he was logged for disobedience by the direction of Vice Admiral, Dover Patrol.Hubbard continued his career in the RNR throughout the interwar period rising to Skipper Lieutenant in 1935 and during WWII he served in HMS Europa in Lowestoft, he retired from service in 1945, Hubbard died in Lothingland, Suffolk in 1957.

Lot 525

* A group of six to Captain T.R. Buckingham, Merchant Navy, who was serving in S.S. Laconia when she was sunk by the enemy on 12 September 1942, Buckingham spent 14 hours in the water having found floating debris and later used a floating corpse wearing a lifejacket for buoyancy1939-1945 Star, Atlantic Star, Pacific Star, War Medal, French Medal Navy Medal of Honour, 1st Class reverse engraved 'Buckingham 1951' in case iof issue with miniature dress award, Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society Medal  'To Thomas R. Buckingham For Gallant Service 19/2/51' in case of issue, good very fine and presented on a velvet card with blue riband and oak leaf representing the King's Commendation for Brave Conduct (for display purposes only and not original to the group), with a folder of extensive research plus The Sinking of the Laconia, A Tragedy in the Battle of the Atlantic by Frederick Grossmith and certificate for the French award, plus copied Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society Medal certificate QTY: (6)NOTE:Captain Thomas Reginald Buckingham was born Newcastle-on-Tyne in 1911, after qualifying as 1st Mate in 1936 he was serving in RMS Nariva of the Royal Mail Shipping Ltd in 1941 and later that year in Blue Star Co ships Canadian Star and Columbia Star, in 1942 he joined the Cunard White Star Ltd and remained with the company for the rest of his career.On 28 May 1942, he sailed from Liverpool in SS Laconia. The ship was carrying troops to the Middle East via the Cape of Good Hope. On 11 August 1942 Laconia disembarked 3000 troops outside Port Tewfik and the following day sailed out of the Suez Bay, with officers, men, civilians and 1600 Italian POWs under Polish Guards. After reaching Durban the ship was full and sailed for England on 31 August with 3000 passengers of which 120 were women and children.Just after 8 pm on 12 September Laconia was struck by a torpedo followed by another torpedo minutes later, the ship was fatefully damaged and heeling over. Buckingham's main responsibility was to jettison all confidential and secret code books and mail which were stored in lockers in the Captain's chartroom and also to help survivors in the below decks.The ship took 1.5 hours to sink and during her last moments, Buckingham eased his way down the sloping hull to the protruding keel and dived into the sea. He spent 14 hours in the water having found floating debris and later used a floating corpse wearing a lifejacket for buoyancy. He spotted a lifeboat and swam for 2 hours to get near to the lifeboat. The lifeboat was full and he had to swim for another lifeboat close by and was hauled in by 13 Italians and 1 RAF Aircraftsman. He subsequently learned that several men had been taken by sharks.On the morning of 14 September, the small convoy of boats set sail for the African coast which was 600 miles away. Buckingham's boat led the way and the following day an Italian submarine passed them and an aircraft was heard overhead. At about 4 pm another submarine was spotted coming from astern this was the German U-boat U-507 commanded by Captain Schacht. The U-boat was towing 4 other lifeboats. Buckingham and his crew were ordered out of the lifeboat and onto the deck of the submarine and searched. The British survivors were ordered back into the lifeboats and the Italians were sent below. Buckingham was asked to form a list of all the survivors and the plan was to transfer them to another ship, however, due to a technical fault with the radio finding aerial preventing bearings from being taken off any ships approaching, the decision was made to let the lifeboats go. They were cast off with food supplies and water but Buckingham was taken POW and having spent a further 47 days at sea was sent to the Merchant Navy POW camp Milag which was 18 miles from Bremen. He remained there until 29 April 1945.Buckingham continued to serve with Cunard Line until his retirement on 31 March 1967 but on 19 August 1951 whilst serving as 2nd Officer on Queen Elizabeth which was lying on anchor near Cherbourg when he dived into the sea to rescue a French stevedore who had fallen down the luggage chute. For this Buckingham was awarded the King's Commendation for Brave Conduct (London Gazette - 20 November 1951), he also received the Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society Medal included in the lot. The French government also recognised his bravery and awarded him the Silver Medal 1st Class Merchant Navy Medal of Honour on 2 May 1952. He died in Bournemouth in 1982.

Lot 95

* Vickers Fighter F.B.5. A fine WWI silver presentation model of the Vickers Fighter "Gunbus" by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1916, a beautifully handcrafted piece with precision detail, the cockpit mounted with a Lewis machine, approximately 39 cm long x 30.5 cm wingspan x 12.5 cm high, mounted on an ebonised plinth with a silver plaque engraved 'Vickers Fighter F.B.5.', the overall height including plinth 27.5 cm, overall weight 38oz together with two related photographs plus a copied letter of provenance QTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Percy Maxwell-Muller, General Manager for Vickers Aircraft during WWI and then by family descent.The Vickers FB5 also referred to as the “Gunbus” was a WWI British two-seat military bi-plane. It was armed with a single .303 in Lewis gun operated by the observer in the front of the nacelle.The FB5 was the world's first operational fighter aircraft being the first aircraft purpose-built for air-to-air combat. The war office ordered the new Gunbus from Vickers in Brooklands for the Royal Flying Corps in 1915.This superb handmade solid silver model is remarkable both in the fact it was made during the First World War with such attention to detail but also that it was specifically commissioned by Vickers from the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company in London as a gift to the Works Manager of Vickers Brooklands at this time Mr Percy Maxwell Muller, no doubt as recognition for the War office order in 1915. Although records from Goldsmiths no longer exist it is highly likely that this was produced as a “one-off” bespoke order. The Biplane is fully hallmarked and separately marked in 9 locations on the plane including the wheels and rotating propeller.During Maxwell Muller's time as General Manager Vickers also saw their modified Vickers Vimy bomber flown by British Aviators Alcock and Brown make the first non-stop Transatlantic flight in June 1919. It is interesting to note that one of the propellers was given to Maxwell Muller and subsequently was displayed for many years suspended inside the Transatlantic terminal at Heathrow airport. In October 1990 it was donated by the BAA via its former chairman Sir Peter Masefield to Brooklands Museum at Weybridge where it is now motorised and displayed as part of a full-size Vimy wall mural.A letter of authenticity and provenance from the grandson Mr Ian Maxwell Muller is included stating his previous ownership as well as his grandfather’s involvement in 1919 with the first transatlantic flight and his award of an MBE in 1918 for services to the war effort. He retired in 1936.

Lot 100

Charles Horner silver and enamel pendant on a broken silver chain, H: 30 mm. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 11

Silver charm bracelet with eleven charms, some hallmarked, L: 16 cm, combined 42g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 124

Mixed silver jewellery, including a stone set bangle, pair of cufflinks, earrings and bracelets, combined 66g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 125

1916 silver half crown in pendant mount, with chain, combined 20g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 126

Six sterling silver bracelets, combined 131g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 128

Silver amber set pendant and earring set. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 130

Hallmarked silver half Albert watch chain and key, L: 26 cm, 29g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 131

Boxed Ortak silver diamond set earrings, drop 15 mm. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 136

Rotary: 9ct gold Super Sports gents wristwatch with subsidiary seconds dial on a silver plated bracelet, working at lotting. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 142

White metal triple stand and silver coin watch fob chain, L: 32 cm. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 15

Silver articulated clown (unmarked) on a 925 silver chain, chain L: 45 mm, combined 9g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 161

Two hallmarked silver cased pocket watches, both not working and with damages. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 163

Hallmarked silver pocket watch, London assay 1936, ticks then stops, D: 36 mm. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 180

Edward III silver half penny, hammered. P&P Group 0 (£5+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 19

Four 925 silver stone set rings, sizes U - X, combined 12g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 201

Replica American silver stater. P&P Group 0 (£5+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 206

Silver hallmarked 20th century blazer badge, AGC, D: 22 mm. P&P Group 0 (£5+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 22

Hallmarked Silver Jubilee ingot on a chain, chain L: 50 cm, ingot H: 40 mm, combined 30g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 255

Pair of Corinthian style filled silver candlesticks, hallmarked for Birmingham 1989 Broadway and Co, H: 30 cm. P&P Group 3 (£25+VAT for the first lot and £5+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 256

Hallmarked silver trumpet vase with flared edges, marks rubbed, H: 30 cm, 370g. P&P Group 3 (£25+VAT for the first lot and £5+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 257

Silver plated copper candelabra, H: 33 cm. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 258

Hallmarked silver tankard Birmingham assay, engraved 17th May 1958, H: 30 cm, 259g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 260

German 800 silver mounted cut glass oil bottle, the body decorated with winged cherubs, the hinged cover detached but present, H: 17 cm. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 262

Pair of pierced hallmarked silver sweetmeat dishes, maker W&H, D: 90mm, 110g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 264

Hallmarked silver creamer on a square base, Birmingham assay, H: 14 cm, 127g. No holes or dents but visible marks to silver. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 267

Hallmarked silver vesta, two button hocks and a pin cushion. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 268

Hallmarked silver twin handled sugar bowl, Birmingham assay, L: 16 cm, 154g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 269

Hallmarked silver egg cup maker C.S.H, London assay, H: 70 mm, 49g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 271

Eleven Elkington unusual silver plated forks bearing Victorian registration lozenge. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 272

Hallmarked silver tea strainer and two small hallmarked silver spoons, combined 82g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 273

Hallmarked silver pierced dish, London assay 1926, L: 15 cm, 70g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 275

Hallmarked silver fob for Birchfield Harriers 1900 and a further Athletics medallion. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Lot 276

Hallmarked silver topped glass match holder and striker, requires cleaning inside the match holder, scuffs to silver, appears to have been polished as hallmarks have faded, visible scuff marks on glass where matches have been striked, H: 6.5 cm, D: 21 cm. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

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