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Lot 550
A late 19th early 20th Century pendant, openwork but set with two aquamarine coloured stones, together with a locket 9ct gold back and front, and a 9ct gold stick pin with small diamond mounted in a star shaped setting and a 9ct bar brooch with central amethyst, gross weight approx 8.5gms (4)
Lot 437
A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER CANDLESTICKS, JOHN SCOFIELD, LONDON, 1798, WITH THEIR CONTEMPORARY SHEFFIELD PLATE CANDELABRA BRANCHESwith gadroon borders throughout, the circular bases each later engraved to the rim ‘From W.O.G. 30th Septr. 1885’, the flared cylindrical stems terminating in a border of vertical reeding below the campana-shaped sconces with bands of lobes, complete with one contemporary and one associated nozzle, the three-light branches each with twin scroll-swept and fluted arms, with matching sconces above drip-pans, with four nozzlessticks 29.5cm high, overall 45cm high, one stick loaded and with wood base, the other loaded to stem only
Lot 157
A group of 19th century and later jewellery to include a Regency gilded metal brooch, set with seed pearls in a star configuration, a 9ct gold Tasmania stick pin set with a light green/blue gen stone, a Victorian gold plated swivel fob seal set with a blood stone and a cornelian, an In Memoriam black enamelled and yellow metal locket and other items
Lot 4054
An early 19th century Anglo-Scottish lady's commonplace book, compiled and curated by Maria Duff, inscribed with various MSS, including select passages of Lord Byron's oeuvres, further Romantic verse, prose and maxims, select passages and original compositions, unusual early Shakespearean cartoon of stick figures: Shakespeare Illustrated, Nos. 1 and 2, 1822, illustrated with contemporaneous engravings, etchings and chromolithographs, comprising some caricatures, portraits, Picturesque British topography and sentimental scenes, one page with dried foliage specimen, embossed paper fancies and further amusements, recto of blue endpaper applied with a rectangular paper framed embossed by Dobbs with roses and thistles and inscribed in ink MS with verse on the pleasures and tribulations of life, the verso of the endpaper inscribed MHS to Maria Duff, August 1822, within a cut pink paper garland of flowers and laurels, later presentation inscription, full Regency oxblood morocco binding, gilt-embossed with foliate fillet and tendrils, Gothick tracery, the spine with alternating foliate bosses within raised bands, gilt-edged leaves, tall 4toProvenance: almost certainly the same Maria Duff (b. 1796), daughter of Maj.-Gen. Patrick "Tiger" Duff of Carnousie, who married Francis Garden-Campbell, 7th of Troup and of Glenlyon (1793-1826) on September 25th 1822 at St Marylebone, London. The date of 1822 at the beginning of her commonplace book could very well indicate that the volume was a gift and companion for her on reaching the maturity of a wife and leaving girlhood behind. A year after her widowhood the then Mrs. Maria Garden-Campbell married, as her second husband, James Ramsay (b. 1797), the second son of John and Mary Ramsay of Barra, at Westminster on August 13th 1827.
Lot 3530
A late Victorian/early Edwardian silver-mounted ebony officer's sword stick, 69cm blade, domed silver pommel inscribed RBF, Guards Club, [London], 87cm long overall, silver maker's mark JD, London, rubbed date letter, c. 1900 Condition Report: Light dents, wear, scratches to pommel but not affecting inscription. The shaft and blade good. Probable replacement brass walking tip.
Lot 3549
An Edwardian gentleman's horn and bamboo sword stick, 72cm pointed cylindrical blade, crook-shaped horn handle with yellow metal mounts chased with foliate scrolls, 88cm long overall, c. 1910; an early 20th century British Colonial military pith helmet, stamped 162 WD O with department arrow, c. 1930 (2) Condition Report: The sword stick with rusted blade, loss to mounts & tip, some scratches and stable splits to bamboo; the pith helmet in fair condition with some fading, broken leather strap and signs of light wear.
Lot 3553
Militaria - an Elizabeth II silver-mounted and bridle leather officer's swagger stick, the spherical pommel grip cast with the military insignia of the Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own), silver tip, 63cm long, the mounts probably by F Narborough, Birmingham 1955 Condition Report: Overall fair given age and nature of use. The pommel grip with wear, including dents, scratches, tarnishing and occasional stable split. The tip with similar wear.
Lot 296
An unusual 7mm walking cane 'blow' gun, bamboo clad brass barrel, the brass top unscrewing to reveal a rubber padded mouth piece, the upper section of the stick holding a captive shuttle which, it appears, must be propelled forward by the user's breath until the fixed firing pin protrudes into the rear of the chamber, London Company proof marks, 87 cm (34 in.)
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