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Click here to subscribeA set of six retro vintage 1970s stacking / assembly / school chairs coloured in brilliant orange. The seat being of plastic form with ebonised metal tubular leg supports. Four chairs manufactured by Phillips Poller and two by Sit. Makers stamp to the underside. Measures 75 cm high x 42 cm wide x 48 cm deep.
A retro vintage mid century 1950s teak wood lobby wardrobe cupboard compactum by Hubbi Robe having a sliding door to the left opening to reveal a hanging space and a recessed oval mirror to the right above a glass shelf and umbrella storage below. Makers stamp to the inside. Measures 174 cm high x 47 cm wide x 36 cm deep.
Ben Chair ' Benchairs ' of Stowe - A set of 4 mid 20th Century retro vintage dining chairs including one carver having the beech wood frame and tapering supports upholstered in faux oxblood leather backrest and seat pad. Makers stamp to the underside. Measures 82cm high x 50cm wide x 50cm deep
A pair of retro vintage 1970s wicker basket picnic hampers to include a Brexton four person picnic hamper containing a Thermos, cutlery, plates, tupperware and cup together with a St Christopher 2 person picnic hamper containing 2 thermos, plates, cutlery, cups and saucers. Makers stamp to the lid. Measures 20 cm high x 50 cm wide x 34 cm deep.
GOLDMSITHS & SILVERSMITHS CO LTD; an Edward VII hallmarked silver christening mug with fluted detail, inscribed 'Kenneth Lawton May 7th 1904', with retailers stamp to base, height 9.3cm, a contemporary salt and associated spoon, approx 6.0ozt/187g.Additional InformationMug slightly dented to rim, further scratches and nicks to all items throughout.
SOLOMON HOUGHAM (PROBABLY); two George III hallmarked silver lidded salts of rounded rectangular form, each raised on four turned supports, London 1809 and 1819, lengths 10.5cm and 9cm, combined approx 8.7ozt/270.6g (2).Additional InformationThe larger salt has a replaced liner and the lid has possibly been replaced - I say this because it doesn't fit correctly and has no marks at all to it, it is also loose. General surface wear throughout, clear hallmarks. The second salt has replaced blue glass liner, very little give to the lid. General surface wear, slight obscure mark and with maker's mark stamp to the base.
EDWARD BARNARD & SONS LTD; a late Victorian hallmarked silver mug, decorated in relief with a ring around the top section, with impressed acorns above a gadrooned lower body, engraved with initials GAMF, London 1899, approx 5.7ozt/177g.Additional InformationHeight 8.5cm, overall length including handle 11.5cm, retailer's stamp Paul & Co, Kings Street Manchester to base. Minor denting to body, general wear.
JB CHATTERLEY & SONS LTD; a George VI hallmarked silver half pint mug of plain cylindrical form, with engraved Prenton Golf Club emblem, inscribed 'Autumn Meeting 1937', Birmingham 1937, retailer's stamp for Boodle & Dunthorne, Lord Street, Liverpool, height 12cm, approx 10.11ozt/314g.Additional InformationScratches, minor dings and nicks, scuffs and tarnishing.
PETER THURSBY (1930-2011); a contemporary silver sculpture, 'Optimism', raised on a polished plinth base, inscribed with label to base 'Peter Thursby, 485.97.9 1/1 Silver', hallmarked for London 1997 with artist's own stamp, height 31.5cm. (D)This piece was gifted to the current vendor's family by Peter Thursby's good friend Professor Schofield. Additional InformationLight surface tarnishing. A minute chip to the upper section of the base but overall in very good condition. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk
GEORGE ARLSBERG & SON; a George V hallmarked silver catheter, London 1911, with Mayer & Meltzer London retailer's stamp, length 31cm, and four smaller examples with various manufacturers' and retailers' stamps including a Charles W Chilcott example with Arnold & Son stamp, London 1880, length 27.5cm, approx 1.6ozt/51g (5).Additional InformationSome scratches, nicks, tarnish, indents, etc.
Y REGENCY ROSEWOOD SOFA TABLE EARLY 19TH CENTURY the rounded rectangular top with drop-leaf ends and a bead moulded edge, above a pair of frieze drawers, raised on tapered and foliate carved twin end supports on trestle bases with carved paw feet, the drawer with maker's stamp WAITE (91cm wide,146cm (open), 71cm high, 72cm deep) Footnote: Note: Please be aware that this lot contains material which may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/
NIGHTINGALE, Florence, Notes on Nursing. New edition revised and enlarged, 1860. With a fine inscription front the author 'Offered to John Croft Esq. with Florence Nightingale's sincerest joy at finding herself his fellow worker in the Nurse training business. London 1873'. John Croft (1833-1905) was consulting surgeon at St. Thomas's Hospital, London. Original cloth gilt, neatly rebacked, new eps. Wellcome Library withdrawn stamp to title verso
Dickensian character watercolours, signed A.G.K. Including the Little Marchioness, Uriah Heap- David Copperfield, Tony Weller, Mrs Bardell and The Rev. Stiggins-The Pickwick Papers, Sairey Gamp. mounted and framed, 16 x 11 cm (i), frame 15 x 19 cm, Six in total (6) stamp verso for Western Arts, Totnes
Boer War 1900 Other Rank’s White Foreign Service Helmet.A good rare example of the high crown pattern helmet with wrapped pagri. The interior retaining leather sweatband, this with WD 1900 issue stamp. Complete with with button to the crown and brass chinchain with leather backing. Evidence of a helmet plate having been worn to the front. The helmet retains a good shape, with no damage to the cork. Exterior has been whitened.
Royal Buckinghamshire Hussars Officer’s Busby. A fine Officer’s fur busby, worn by Captain Hallowes. Brown fur busby fitted with a scarlet bag with three lines of silver flat braid and silver bullion gimp pearl button. To the front a bullion silver cockade and to the body three silver bullion lines. The interior with leather sweatband and crimson silk lining with tailor’s gold embossed stamp of Hawkes London. Retaining silvered gimp chin chain with velvet backing. A silvered boss supports an all white plume. Contained in the original japanned storage tin with brass engraved name plate “Captain Hallowes Bucks Yeo”. The plume is also contained in tin. The overall condition is good some age and storage wear.
Worcestershire Regiment Other Rank’s Issue Scarlet Tunic.A good post 1902 Other Rank’s scarlet working frock tunic, with white facings to the collar, shoulder straps and cuffs. The collar retaining a pair of regimental collar badges and to the shoulder straps brass titles. The left sleeve tailored with two cloth Good Conduct stripes. Complete with brass General Service buttons, the interior has been tailored by the original owner with crimson wool lining and bears an issue stamp for the Regiment and date December 1913. Scarlet dulled with small holes to the left sleeve.
WW1 Tank Corps Officer’s Attributed Uniform.This uniform is attributed to Captain Reginald Frank Shaw MBE, who was one of the early members of the Tank Corps and was commissioned in 1917, later serving in South Russia.Comprising: 1917 shoulder rank tunic, complete with Captain rank stars and green silk fragments indicating 3rd Bn to the shoulder straps. Complete with Tank Corps collar badges, buttons and cloth sleeve badge. .... Trousers these tailored with turn ups and the lining with WD 1918 issue stamp. ... Officer’s floppy trench cap complete with badge. ... Silver ID bracelet “2ND LT R.F. SHAW C OF E TANK CORPS”. ... Sam Browne Belt. ... etc. Contained in original trunk this with name and Tank Corps to the lid. The tunic and trousers now with age wear and overall moth holes, the cap with little moth damage but remains good.Captain Reginald Frank Shaw MBE was an early member of the Tank Corps, enlisting in the ranks. A photograph is known of him with his tank at the first tank battle at Amiens on the 15th September 1916, whilst with the 12th Bn. He was commissioned into the Tank Corps on the 28th August 1917 and in March 1919 he was selected to join the South Russia expedition as an instructor, he is listed as Battle Practice and Whippet Tank Instructor. He resigned his commission in March 1920, having been awarded the MBE, Russian Order of St.Vladimir, Order of St. Anne. After service he settled in Staffordshire and during WW2 served with the Stone Fire Service and later was commissioned into the RAFVR.
German Third Reich Navy Officer’s Dagger by Eickhorn, Solingen10 inch, double edged blade with narrow, double fullers. Etched anchor and floral scroll decoration. The forte with maker’s stamp “Eickhorn Solingen”. Brass crossguard with central anchor panel. Brass eagle pommel with central swastika. White, ivorine twist grip with wire binding. Contained in its brass scabbard with lightening bolt decoration. Two loose hanging rings. Scabbard with various knocks. Polished condition.
1882 (Short) Pattern British Cavalry Trooper’s Sword.A good clean example with single edged blade with date stamp of 1895. The Hilt with pierced guard and two piece leather grip, with five rivets. Housed in Regulation pattern metal scabbard with two fixed rings. Both sword and scabbard are polished. Blade length 33 inches
WW2 2nd pattern Fairbairn-Sykes “B2” Parkerised Commando fighting knife.A good used and scarce example. The hilt with Parkerised finished to the chequered grip. Double edged spear point blade. The oval cross guard, with “B2” WD arrow stamp. Housed in brown leather scabbard with Parkerised square chape. Four tangs removed, originally tailored with leather retaining strap now absent. The overall condition is good clean condition, blade length 17cm
WW2 RAF and RCAF Airman Forage Capsconsisting blue grey, woollen crown, body and curtain. Brass, KC RAAF badge and buttons. Internal tag with service number. Together with copy photo of owner and brass, Air Ministry button stick code dated “40” ... Similar blue grey, woollen cap. Brass, KC RCAF badge and buttons. Internal Canadian maker’s stamp dated “1943”. Minor wear. 2 items.
WW1 1915 RFC / Cavalry British Army Issue Map Board.This pattern was issued to the RFC, RNAS and mounted Officers of the Army. The board is with two rolls to accommodate a linen map. Also fitted with compass. Complete with leather strap. Makers stamp of “Houghton-Butcher London 1915” Also with name “C.E. Purves” Some service wear, leather strap supple. GC. ... Also an information card for “Signals between Aeroplanes and Artillery” Printed 1917. GC (2 items)
RAF Air Ministry Navigator’s Wooden Map Board18 x 18 inch, wooden board. The front with hinged perspex cover and adjustable, brass arm with lower directional protractor. Rear of board with “AM” stamp with code “41AA/65”. Canvas pencil holder complete with pens. Together with linen backed paper map “Strait of Dover”. Perspex with some damage. Complete in grey canvas transit bag. Together with an RAF “Planisphere MK1A”. Complete in case.
Two Pairs of RAF Used Binocularsconsisting pair of “AM” marked “6E/293”, 1943 dated binoculars by Watson. Complete in leather case with “AM” stamp ... Pair of Barr & Stroud 7 x CF41 binoculars. Large broad arrow stamps to the body. Complete in leather case. Often used by Coastal Command. 2 items.
WW1 RFC / RAF Issue Pattern Cowl Flying Helmet Tank Corps Interest.A very good supple example of the brown chrome leather balaclava flying helmet. Complete with side ear flaps with front rolls. Forehead tightening straps with steel buckles, also string and leather chinstrap. The interior retaining chamois crown and fur lining. The helmet retains approx 95% of the original fur lining, also WD issue stamp. This example with pencil name of “CAPT R.F. SHAW TANKS”.Captain Reginald Frank Shaw MBE was an early member of the Tank Corps, enlisting in the ranks. A photograph is known of him with his tank at the first tank battle at Amiens on the 15th September 1916, whilst with the 12th Bn. He was commissioned into the Tank Corps on the 28th August 1917 and in March 1919 he was selected to join the South Russia expedition as an instructor, he is listed as Battle Practice and Whippet Tank Instructor. He resigned his commission in March 1920, having been awarded the MBE, Russian Order of St.Vladimir, Order of St. Anne. After service he settled in Staffordshire and during WW2 served with the Stone Fire Service and later was commissioned into the RAFVR. It is believed that the helmet was issued to him during his service in Russia.
Attributed Pair of 1936 Pattern Flying Bootsblack leather, lower shoe section and upper calf section. Front, V cut out secured by a leather strap and steel buckle. Sheepskin lining. Internal pulls with “AM” crown stamp “Size 8”. Ink named “Tony Taylor”. Together with his blue grey webbing, small pack. Interior named “Anthony Taylor”. (See Medal section).Warrant Officer A “Frank” Taylor 612389. Joined May 1938. Promoted Sergeant and then Warrant Officer. Flew with 45 Sqn Blenheims in Western Desert. 142 Sqn & 150 Sqn Italy. 77 OTU & 37 Sqn.
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