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Lot 235
A selection of collectors items to include: two black cat stick pins, two small musical boxes, 19 th century papier-mâché snuff box showing a lady in Eastern European peasant costume, a Mauchline ware circular jar cover showing St Mary’s church and schools Ambleside, a Maison Lyons toffee bucket, two decks of playing cards in decorative French case, small oil of a terrier, continental cast pewter chamber stick and owl handle with vester case, selection of maps including railway maps, two pocket watches, white metal purse, military compass, Madam Tussaud & Sons exhibition catalogues 1873, a Brocklehurst Whiston silk of the 1953 coronation etc
Lot 2
An oak Arts and Crafts hall stand, the flared gallery surmounts a mirror and Knox-style copper panelled back with Art Nouveau copper coat hooks over a stick stand and single-drawer seated base, height 205.5cm. CONDITION REPORT width 120cm, depth 45cmThere are no obvious signs of significant damage or repair.
Lot 123
Ø A FINE AND RARE SAILOR-MADE WHALEBONE AND MARINE IVORY SILVER-MOUNTED ARCHITECTURAL WALKING STICK, CIRCA 1860 the tapering four-stage shaft finishing with a box with barley-twist inner shaft and inlaid with ebony and silver motifs, terminating in a marine ivory Turk's head knot -- 36½in. (92.5cm.)
Lot 126
Ø A 19TH CENTURY WHALEBONE WALKING STICK the plain tapering shaft with silver-mounted neck piece, and square section handle inscribed FCH -- 35in. (89cm.); together with another comprising a wooden shaft with silver cap hallmarked for London 1897 with scrimshaw decorated whale's tooth hand and brass ferrule -- 33¼in. (84.5cm.) long (2)
Lot 740
A group of five 19th Century Windsor chairsConstructed from yew wood, ash and elm, decorated with pierced splat backs and turned legs, four featuring a crinoline stretcher, one with a straight stretcher, largest 85cm high, width 55cm, depth 42cm A group of five 19th Century Windsor chairsConstructed from yew wood, ash and elm, decorated with pierced splat backs and turned legs, four featuring a crinoline stretcher, one with a straight stretcher, largest 85cm high, width 55cm, depth 42cm Chair 1 -one loose stick at backChair 2 - woodworm to seat, chips to back legs, arm supports snapped and repaired with screwedChair 3 - old split to seat, slight spilt to top railChair 4 - reglued areas around leg/stretchersChair 5 - back top rail cracked, crinoline stretcher loose, front leg cracked
Lot 420
A pair of 1930s silver candlesticks Each designed as a square shape foot, with octagonal shape stem and tapered terminal, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1931, height approx. 21cm. A pair of 1930s silver candlesticks Each designed as a square shape foot, with octagonal shape stem and tapered terminal, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1931, height approx. 21cm.CONDITION REPORTOne stick significantly bent, both with dents and wear
Lot 460
A pair of silver candlesticksEach with a marquise shape tiered base, rising to a tapered stem with urn shape terminals, Mappin & Webb, London, 1900 and 1901, height approx. 19cm. A pair of silver candlesticksEach with a marquise shape tiered base, rising to a tapered stem with urn shape terminals, Mappin & Webb, London, 1900 and 1901, height approx. 19cm. One stick with large dent to top, beneath drip trayBoth sticks with base dentsHallmarks a little rubbed but legible
Lot 335
A gold-mounted rhinoceros horn walking stick,c.1900, the handle mounted with 18ct gold, crested with a motto 'si sit prudentia' (if there be but prudence) on a garter, centred with a gauntlet holding a sheath, the tapering shaft with metal ferrule,89.5cm longThis lot is subject to CITES regulations when exporting outside the EU. Non-EU potential purchasers should be aware that, under EU guidance issued March 2012, it is possible that you may not be able to obtain a CITES re-export permit for this lot.约1900年 犀角镶金徽章纹手杖
Lot 490
A Japanese figure,19th century, of a boy standing with his left foot on an ivory ball, a stick in his hands to maintain his balance, the face and hands in ivory, a wooden body wearing a robe painted with scrolling lotus, the circular base with an inserted mother-of-pearl plaque engraved 'Taisou zo',16cm high
Lot 162
An Algora porcelain figure of Charlie Chaplin, no. 159 of 250, 33.5 cm high, with accompanying certificate (walking stick af) The walking stick is broken in half, both pieces are present and can fit back together easily. Otherwise the figure is in very good condition. Would benefit from a dust, some light scratches to the stand and slight rubbing to the underside. No apparent cracks, chips, crazing or restoration.
Lot 239
Inert WW1 German 1916 Stick Grenade, shown on pages 118 and 121 of Feldzug 16. This model 1916 grenade with a good wood haft marked ‘5½SEK.AEG’, its head with good paint finish with the remains of its old paper label missing. Complete with its end cap and porcelain ball with string pull missing. Please note this item is empty and safe. Legal to own in the UK. We are not able to offer Post and Packing on this lot.
Lot 241
2x WW1 German Grenade Hafts, rare wood haft for the M.15 stick grenade marked 5½ SEK’ and a sectioned haft for an M.16 or 17, probably for ordnance training, which displays the method of the priming of the grenade. Markings on the grenade haft are ‘C.S.S.’ plus ‘SB.20.6½ 1.6’ complete with end cap, porcelain ball and string pull.
Lot 501
Rare Inert WW1 German 1915 Petard Raquette Type "Hairbrush" Grenade, very rare example of the primitive early forerunner to the German traditional stick grenade is this type based on the Petard Raquette type grenades issued to French soldiers in WW1. The steel metal box attached to a long wooden paddle handle. The grenade top is complete with the original card box which would have contained the explosive charge (now empty). Much of the original finish remains. An excellent period image of this grenade can be seen in the French book “Les Grenades Allemandes De La Grande Guerre” by Patrice Delhomme, on page 34. Please note this item is empty, safe and legal to own. This item cannot be shipped. Please also note reference work mentioned and photographed is not included with this lot
Lot 502
Inert WW1 German Model 1916 Stick Grenade, steel head piece with metal belt hook clip. Wooden haft with inked markings but these are not clear. Metal end cap missing. Grenade has been coated in a clear varnish at some point. Please note this item is empty, safe and legal to own. This item cannot be shipped.
Lot 536
WW1 Period British Officers Travelling Picnic / Tea Set, an interesting gentleman’s travelling tea set retailed by Drew & Sons Piccadilly Circus, London. The set is housed in its original wicker carry case. Includes burner, stand, kettle, crockery, tea bag strainer, tins, etc. Gilt tooled leather liner to the lid of the case with brass match stick holder and striker. Possibly replaced leather closing straps but the original leather handle still in place. Good interesting set. You see many images of British officers in Trenches using similar sets to this example. Many officers purchased items of equipment like this before they left for the horrors of the front line. Drew & Sons operated in Piccadilly, London from the 1880’s up until 1914 when the company owner died, the business then re-located to Regent Street, so this set dates prior to 1915.
Lot 540
A 19th Century Fan, the double paper leaf painted with a chinoiserie scene of ladies and elders in a garden, sheep to the left reserve, goats to the right reserve, the verso painted with a landscape, having 18th Century ivory sticks with carved and gilded figures (26.5cm) one stick partially broken and right guard repaired, some discolouration to gilding
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