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Unsigned unusual bronze sculpture in the form of a mythological skull, 28cm wide

An unmounted fallow deer skull with palmate antlers, 88cm high

A circa 1920 Richard Lange Austrian patinated Bronze model of Hamlet: Model holding a cold painted skull of Yorick, on a marble base. 23.5cm.

A collection of jewellery, to include a childs diamond signet ring, stamped 9ct, a Butler & Wilson skull pendant with chain, along with various costume jewellery.

A box of miscellaneous items to include various pewter figures, Old Father Time, Fairy Companion, The Mirror of Truth, together with a ceramic model of a human skull, etc

Antlers/Horns: African Game Trophy Horns, circa late 20th century, Cape Greater Kudu adult male horns on cut upper skull, Gemsbok Oryx adult male horns on cut upper skull, mounted upon a shaped shield (incorrect horns applied), Cape Red Hartebeest adult male horns on cut upper skull, juvenile European Wild Boar flat skin, (qty)

Skulls/Anatomy: Burchell's Zebra Skull (Equus quagga), modern, complete bleached skull, 49cm by 25cm .one upper tooth missing - 09/03/20

Skulls/Anatomy: Burchell's Zebra Skull (Equus quagga), modern, complete bleached skull, 51cm by 27cm

Medical/Dental Interest - Human skull, believed to have been used circa 1940's in Dental School studies, having removeable upper section inscribed in ink 'Bregma and Obelion', further inscriptions to lower section, lower jaw retained on spring clips, approximately 15cm high Condition: Some natural patina and minor deterioration, ink inscriptions, paint losses etc, sold as seen - **General condition consistent with age

A modern ornamental T-Rex skull ornament with fixings for wall hanging. Approx. 28cm tall x 39cm long.

A pair of 925 silver skull earrings set with rubies, H. 1.3cm.

A WWII style Waffen SS Totenkopf visor skull badge.

A WWII style Waffen SS Totenkopf skull lapel pin.

A German WWII style Waffen SS Totenkopf visor skull badge.

A German WWII style Waffen SS Totenkopf visor skull badge.

A WWII style Waffen SS Allgemeine Totenkopf cap skull badge. With 2 slider fixings.

A German Brunswick skull cap badge with slider fixings to reverse. Approx. 3cm long.

A British WWII MkII steel helmet with hand painted skull and crossbones decal. Oval lining pad and canvas chin strap. From a private collection.

Box: Swift interest - Leslie (Shane) The Skull of Swift, An Extempore Exhumation. L. 1928 with A.L.s. to the author from Swift expert 'Harold' [Williams]; Quintana (R.) The Mind and Art of Swift, L. 1953, d.w.; Williams (Harold)ed. Gullivers Travels, L. (First Edns. Club) 1926, illus; Van Doren (C.) Swift, L. 1931; Bullett (J.M.) Jonathan Swift and the Anatomy of Satire, 1961, d.w.; Malcolm (E.) Swift's Hospital, D. 1989; & 19 others on Swift, and a few other books. As a box, w.a.f. (1)

Macabre - a silver coloured metal desk model, skull, hinged jaw, 10cm high

Ghostbusters Headquarters plus He Man Skull Island. Appears partially complete.

An auctioneer's wooden gavel, a cast alloy skull, a brass cased electric clock and a cased set of weights

A CARVED WOODEN STOOL DECORATED WITH SKULLS and three similar skull carvings

Fine 18th/19th century Turkish market flintlock holster pistol with ornate white metal mounts including trophies of arms to skull-cracker pommel, rococo cartouche, engraved lock plate, 22 bore barrel with proof marks and white metal sight, full length walnut stock with false ramrod. The barrel 31.2 cm, the pistol 50cm overall.

Collection of eight Victorian and later silver Vesta cases including three with applied skull decoration

Seven ivory stick handles , 19th century, comprising: a clasped hand and baton, dog's head, skull, Georgian gentleman, ropework, a man's head, and an inscribed spiral foliage example (7)

Taxidermy: Moose (Alces alces) skull mount on an oak shield, inscribed 'Shot by master Loudon, Ilfracombe Lodge, January 1955', 108cm wide 50cm deep 76cm high Provenance: Upper Swell Farm, Gloucestershire.

A carved ivory skull and snake walking stick, late 19th century, with metal mount inscribed 'E. Brandt s/C.A. Marben z. Fr. E. W. S. 1881/1882', with ebonised shaft, 93.5cm long

A large antique meerschaum pipe, with the bowl in the form of a skull held in a hand with cuff, in original case by Carl Werner, Heidelberg, skull 6.3cm high overall 16.5cm long

A Small Collection of Costume Jewellery, Skull Badges etc

A faux bison skull with gilt painted horns, on stand, H.72 W.78cm

Taxidermy - Pair of Kudu curved horns on partial skull, mounted on an oak shield labelled verso W H Crampton-Stansfield, Cape of Good Hope, with Rowland Ward, The Jungle trade mark label and stamped R.W. H100cm, W84cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Taxidermy - Kudu Bull skull with horns, on shield shaped mount, H120cm, W126cm, D63cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Taxidermy - Burchells Zebra skull, L51cm, H51cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Three Pieces of 19th Century Indo Persian Armour, comprising a Khula Khud, the one piece domed skull engraved with panels of figures, scrolling foliage and script, set with a square section tapered spike, two plume holders and a nasal guard, lacks chain mail neck protector; a Steel Dhal of convex circular form, 44.5cm diameter, and a Bazu Band (arm protector) with similar decoration (3) . All in dirty oily condition, with rust pitting and wear to the engraving. Dhal is missing a rivet and the cushion backed handle.

A German Third Reich SS EM's M43 Field Cap, in grey/green wool, with BeVo woven SS eagle and skull insignia on a green trapezoid field, with fold-down side panels secured by a single pebbled button, with cloth covered card stiffened visor and grey rayon lining . Buttonhole stitching to chinstrap is fraying and the button is corroded. The front and back vertical seams of the lining are fraying. Otherwise in good condition.

A 19th Century Indo-Persian Steel Khula Khud, with screw-in square tapering spike, the one piece domed skull chiseled and engraved with palmettes and tendrils and bearing traces of the original gold koftgari decoration, set with a single plume holder and sliding nasal guard, with chain mail neck protector. Some rust pitting and wear to the gold koftgari decoration. Only one plume holder, there is a rivet where the other one would have been attached. The nasal bar has no screw fastener and has never had one. Chain mail is made up of split rings, there are some holes and loss of links where it is attached to the skull. Dirty condition.

An Early 20th Century German Copy of a 17th Century Peaked Morion, the two piece skull with finely welded seam to the comb, the separate brim attached to the folded edge of the skull with rivets, bearing traces of blackened finish

Antlers/Horns: African Hunting Trophy Horns, circa 1989, Cape Greater Kudu adult male horns on cut upper skull, mounted upon a shaped shield, Cokes Hartebeest adult male horns on cut upper skull, Gemsbok Oryx adult male horns on cut upper, mounted upon a shaped shield, Abnormal Gemsbok Oryx adult male horns on cut upper skull, mounted upon a shaped shield (4)

* After Deville (James, 1777-1846). Life Mask of William Blake (1757-1827), 20th century bronzed plaster cast after the original bronze by James Deville of 1823, impressed on the back of the neck 'A66 /PUBd AUG 1 1823 j. DEVILLE, 67 Strand London', some loss of paint, 29cm high (Qty: 1)NOTESJames Deville (1777-1846) was a sculptor and phrenologist employed as an assistant to Joseph Nollekens. Phrenology was popular in the early 19th century following the publications of both Lavater and Spurzheim, and Blake himself was an advocate of this new 'science', in which the shape and contours of the skull are examined to indicate mental capacity and character. Fifty-six years old at the time the mould was taken in 1823, Blake was considered a perfect representation of "imaginative faculty". Very few original copies of Deville's Blake life mask exist, with examples in the National Portrait Gallery, London and the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.

E Bohne Soehne, a novelty half litre character stein, realistically modelled as a skull on a book, Gaudeamus Igitur, pewter mount and inset lid, impressed numbers 9136/3, 13.5cm high

E Bohne Soehne, a novelty half litre character stein, realistically modelled as a skull, pewter mount and inset lid, underglaze blue anchor mark, 16cm high

CIRCLE OF BERNARD BUFFET (1928-1999). French school, surrealist composition with skull and candlestick, bears signature and date 1950 upper right, oil on board, framed, 26 x 18 cm

A CAST SKULL WITH HORNS MODEL

Butler and Wilson Skull necklace and earrings complete with tags

Butler and Wilson skull necklace and earrings

A mixed collection of pin badges to include multiple skull and crossbones examples mostly metal examples with some fabric, a cased set of UEFA Champions League football club badges for the season 2003-04 limited edition 718/1100 etc.  

A selection of mixed 1970's mounted photographs / photographic images of various subjects and objects to include a human skull next to a bottle of Quinol, leaf close ups, a skeleton seated at a table with a quote reading "Confidentially, I have to watch my figure", a photo of matches entitled 'Strike' and many more examples. Most signed DJS with some loose examples.       

AN INDO PERSIAN STEEL KULAH KHUD, QAJAR, LATE 19TH C, THE DOMED SKULL WITH CENTRAL SPIKE OF DIAMOND SECTION, CHISELLED WITH BANDS OF FORMAL STYLISED FOLIAGE, ADJUSTABLE NASAL BAR WITH SHAPED TRIANGULAR ENDS AND TWO PLAIN PLUME HOLDERS, DIAMETER OF SKULL 21CM, SURFACE RUST

Attributed to a Leonard Wyburd 1865 -1958, - design The Skull for retail by Liberty & Co, an oak Arts & Crafts refectory dining table, plant top supported on slatted ends, united by square stretchers and flared block feet, 30" x 72" x 38 1/2"

Cast dinosaur skull

Scottish Victorian Royal Midlothian Yeomanry Cavalry Helmet circa 1877-88.A good rare example of the 1871 pattern helmet. Silvered skull with brass acanthus leaf band and a brass cruciform base supporting fluted silvered spike with black horsehair plume. To the front, a bi-metal crowned Garter resting in thistle sprays with four part title scroll below, centrally a stylised Thistle star. Two brass rosehead boss’s support a replacement velvet lined silver chinchain. The interior with leather sweatband. Skull with some minor dents. GC

Life Guards Officer’s Helmet. 1902-1952 Period.A good post 1901 example. Skull of German silver decorated with gilt brass laurel and oak leaf design. Gilt rose pattern ear bosses support a gilt brass velvet backed chin chain. To front, helmet plate of regulation pattern, surmounted by a King’s Crown. To top of the helmet a gilt and silver spike supports the white Horse hair plume, this complete with a gilt boss. Complete with original leather lining, edged with crimson cloth. Overall GC.

Sussex Yeomanry Officer’s Helmet.An outstanding example of the 1871 pattern helmet, with silvered skull, mounted with acanthus leaf decoration. To the front the regimental helmet plate the centre a frosted silver regimental device within a title strap “Sussex Yeomanry”. Two rose head bosses support a interlinked leather backed chin chain. The crown is with spike supporting a yellow horsehair plume with gilt rose fitting. The interior is with quilted cotton lining. The helmet remains in very good clean condition. Please note the regimental pattern plume should be yellow over dark blue. It is interesting to note that tis helmet and yellow plume matches the example illustrated in Headdress of the British Army Yeomanry by W.Y. Carman 1970 and may possibly be the helmet illustrated.

Victorian Hampshire Carabiniers Trooper’s helmet.A good example of the 1871 pattern helmet with silvered skull, mounted with acanthus leaf decoration above the front peak. To the front a regimental helmet plate, mounted with an oval brass Crowned strap inscribed “Hampshire Yeomanry”; to the centre, a brass rose on a black patent leather ground. Two rose head bosses support the leather backed chin chain. The crown retains it plain fluted spike to support the white horsehair plume. The interior retains original leather lining. Minor age wear, GC.

1st (or King’s) Dragoon Guards Trooper’s helmet.An example of the 1871 pattern helmet. Brass skull decorated with brass laurel leaves; to the front a helmet plate of silvered backing star with gilt strap and silvered 1 to the centre. Brass spike supports a scarlet horsehair plume with rose boss. To each side are rose head bosses which support a brass leather-backed chin chain. Tailored with leather lining to the interior. This helmet remains in good condition and has possibly been refurbished for Regimental band use.

Victorian Hampshire Carabiniers Officer’s 1871 pattern helmet.A scarce Victorian example, the silvered skull mounted with acanthus leaf decoration. To the front, the helmet plate of regimental pattern, with Victorian crowned title strap inscribed “Hampshire Carabiniers”. Two rose head bosses support a interlinked leather backed chin chain. The crown is with gilt metal spike supporting a white horsehair plume with gilt rose fitting. The silk lining present, but part shot. Skull remains in good condition. PLEASE NOTE Spike is loose and requires attention. The regiment changed it’s title to Carabiniers from Yeomanry in 1887.

Royal Horse Guards Elizabeth II Period Trooper’s helmet. A good example. The nickel skull with bi-metal Queen’s Crown helmet plate to front. To each side, a gilded rose head boss supports the leather backed chin chain. A silvered plume holder to the crown supports a scarlet plume. Complete with its original leather lining. The overall condition is good, lining with wear.

A 19th century pair of gemsbok or South African oryx horns and skull mounted on circular shield, 86cm horn length, unmarked.

A late 19th century Cape Buffalo skull mounted on large wood shield back, cut out initials RW (Roland Ward) to the shield reverse, height of shield 70cm, width of horns 86cm. CONDITION REPORT Signs of old paint to the reverse of the horns and to the edges of the shield.