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Lot 261
Six Victorian and later gold brooches, a double heart seed pearl set brooch, another with peridot, a spider brooch set with tigers eye small ruby and diamond, five brooches 14-15 ct, one 18 ct and one 9 ct, three others and two pearl set stick pins . Gross weight approximately 19.2 gramsNaval crown Bar brooch stamped 15ctPeridot and seed pearl brooch stamped 15ctPearl and diamond stick pin stamped 14ctPearl stick pin stamped 14ctTwisted bar brooch testing as 18ctSpider brooch testing as 14ctdouble heart brooch testing as 18ct, pin testing as 9ct
Lot 217
A MID 19TH CENTURY METAMORPHIC WALKING STICK, horn mounted cover fitted with a compass over a two drawer telescope with shagreen cover which unscrews from the malacca shaft, with brass collar inscribed 'Patent' and plaited woven collar, metal ferrule, length approximately 87.5cm, (Condition: horn cover split and thread worn, compass looks to have been glued in place and the glass is cracked, the shagreen cover is loose, the drawers of the telescope are stiff but do function, the glass lenses are not in working order, the shaft of the stick is pierced with brass inset cord hole)
Lot 219
A 19TH CENTURY VIOLIN WITH LION'S HEAD SCROLL, two piece back, bears label 'No.196, Henry Thomson Maker, London, 1840', length approximately 35.5cm, together with a violin bow stamped Cuniot - Hury, octagonal stick, ebony frog with white metal and mother of pearl mounts, overall length 748mm, in a carry case (Condition: violin is scratched, the chin rest is detached and broken tailpiece, one of the F holes is out of shape/lifted, the bow has hair loss and there is a metal covered thread which is loose at one end, there is also a section of thick fabric wrapping near the frog)
Lot 320
AN ANTIQUE PERCUSSION WALKING STICK SHOTGUN, in 42 bore fitted with a 30' barrel, its body is painted to look like wood, it has two triggers which appear when the handle is drawn back and twisted which then compresses air within the handle, when the front trigger is pulled the air drives the firing pin onto an internal percussion nipple, access to the nipple is afforded by screwing off the barrel at the point where the barrel is hexagonal shaped, the cane bears no name or other visible marks, the purpose of the second trigger is unknown, this is an extremely unusual and interesting design
Lot 73
A GEORGE II SILVER TAPER STICK, by William Gould, London 1732, knopped baluster stem, fluted shoulders, on a shaped circular foot, height approximately 10.5cm, comes with a removable silver sconce, George III, bears duty mark, makers mark I.W. and sterling mark, gross weight approximately 4.7 ozt, 147 grams
Lot 84
A PAIR OF ELIZABETH II SILVER THREE BRANCH CANDELABRA, one defective, the cylindrical column with screw fitting base so centre stick can be removed and replaced with a button shaped finial, on circular loaded bases, makers J.B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1966, gross weight approximately 28.7ozt, 895 grams, height approximately max 23cm (2)
Lot 1157
A malacca and ivory sword stick, 19th century, with ivory handle and malacca shaft with silver collar drawing to a steel double edged blade, the shaft with horn ferrule. Blade length 39.3 cm, overall length 91.5 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The ivory handle is stained through age and has some age cracks but these are not open. The silver mounts have small knocks and are tarnished. There is a 14 cm strip of dark brown going to light brown staining but we am not sure what this is. There is a bend at the base of the shaft. 10 cm below the silver collar there is a very fine 12 cm hairline crack to the shaft. The lower half of the shaft is extremely crazed. The blade itself is double edged and there are patches of rust throughout.
Lot 1158
A sword stick, 19th century, with horn handle, the lower part being dark stained and inset with a vacant medallion surrounded by fox foot motifs and with a gilt metal collar, the shaft ebonised with a silver plated ferrule housing a double edged blade. Blade length 71.2 cm, overall length 75.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The horn handle is in good order with no obvious faults visible. Half of the handle shaft is a darker stained colour (possibly to make it appear like tortoiseshell). This darker section has the gilt decorations. The embossed collar is gilt metal and is rather tired. The double edged blade is tarnished throughout and has no visible makers marks. The ebonised shaft again is rather tired with the ebonising rubbed off in areas. Beneath the nickel plated collar there are two 5 cm cracks one of which has a small splice missing. The handle sits offset to the top of the shaft.
Lot 1467
A horn and malacca double edged sword stick, late 19th century, the horn handle inset with five ivory dominoes (one missing) and with a gilt metal pressed ferrule, the malacca shaft housing a 61.5 cm blade with engraved inscription "No Me Envaines Sin Honor" and verso "No Me Saques Sin Razon" (draw me not without reason, sheath me not without honour) and with further engraved scrolls. Overall length 85 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The locking mechanism does work but is rather tight. The horn handle has been originally set with six dominoes however a domino which should sit on the crook of the handle is now missing. Each domino has a small chip or a hairline stress crack. The embossed gilt metal collar has lost its gilding. The double edge blade appears to be in a nice condition with a small amount of tarnishing and a very minimal rust spot (singular). The Malacca scabbard has a natural colour to the upper 50% and a dark stained colour to the lower 50%. It has a few long splits measuring approximately 18 cm, 17.5 cm and 20 cm and a further one of 18 cm issuing from the ferule upwards. There is also a very fine 3 cm hairline crack to the top of the scabbard.
Lot 918
An impressive Minton Majolica stick stand, date code for 1876, modelled by Paul Comolera, a heron with wriggling fish in its beak standing beside bulrushes and lily pads, moulded to the base "P. Comolera" and with impressed marks to underside and Shape No. 1917. Height 101 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: There are some feathers to the crest missing. There is a 2 cm high x 1 cm across triangle slice missing from the rear of the neck. The tip of lower beak is missing and a section of the upper beak missing. The fins of the fish has some tips missing. The lip of the upper mouth of the fish is missing. There is a 4 cm x 1 cm patch of glaze missing to the upper reed attached to the neck. Five points of bulrush leaf tips are missing. There are large chips to the leaves at the foot of the base missing. A third of the base has been broken reattached. There are further small patches of glaze missing amongst the reeds throughout. There is a large thumbnail chip and two further smaller chips to the side of the base. Ideally one would come and view this item.
Lot 321
A FAMILY OF FIRST AND SECOND WORLD WAR MEDALS, comprising 1939-1945 Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal and War Medal awarded to Captain K J Gardner of the Lancaster Fusiliers, with medal miniatures, Lancaster Fusiliers badge, Lancaster Fusiliers swagger stick, an 1895 pattern infantry officer's sword with knot and George V cypher, tunic, trousers, slouch hat with cross key insignia, service books and documentation and a large portfolio of information about his service including photographs and associated maps, together with his Father-in-Law Charles Herbert Hudson's medals comprising 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory medal, with dog tags, badges, paperwork and other ephemera (qty) NB. The following lot is associated with this collection (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 342
A BRIAR WOOD SWORD STICK, by Howell of London, c.1890, the 27 1/4" fullered blade etched with maker's name, foliate scrolls, "PEACE WITH HONOUR" and "DEFENCE NOT DEFIANCE", silver ferrule in the form of a belt with London marks and button released scabbard, 34 1/4" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 419
A WALKING STICK, the polished and shaped angular handle with chased silver plated ferrule, the mahogany shaft with coloured wood inlaid bands and inset pierced brass tip, 34 1/2" long, together with another ebonised stick with horn handle, foliate engraved metal ferrule and plain brass tip, 35" long (2) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
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