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Click here to subscribeA George III Silver chamber stick and snufferThe circular lower tray with tab scroll handle and tapered snuffer each inscribed with heraldic lion, fitted with original glass shade, overall height 19cm high, John Emes, London, 1807. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 416Very minor bruising to snuffer,Otherwise good condition.
A World War I medal pair to 48226 Pte J.T. Bevan Worc R. together with a Special Constabulary medal, conforming ribbon bar, four other non-related ribbon bars, an F. Darton & Co pocket compass dated 1916, a 'Knowledge for War, Every Officer's Handbook For the Front', a copy of the 'Active Service Testament 1914' and soldiers prayer, two trench art signet rings, a rootwood swagger stick with plated Yorkshire Light Infantry terminal, oak framed photograph of Private Bevan, postcards, Jubillee medals etc. (qty)
A rail of post-war military uniforms including a British No.2 service dress uniform, various naval uniforms, a Scout shirt with badges etc., also three boxes of peaked caps, forage caps, a pith helmet, cap talleys, cloth insignia, restrike cap badges, camouflage etc, an ornamental lance and a walking stick
A Small Collection Of 9ct Gold Items Four items in total to include, ladies 9ct gold cased fob watch with gold dial, marked 9ct gold, as found condition. Also a Victorian 9ct gold and ruby set stick pin, fully marked. Also, a small Victorian 9ct gold seed pearl and garnet set pendant. Finally, a 9ct gold earring marked 375 - 9ct.
Royal Aero Club. Year Book 1911, 208 pages, some monochrome plates and avertisements, original blue cloth-backed printed boards, a little rubbed and some light soiling, small 8vo, together with Burls (G.A.), Aero Engines: With a general introductory account of the theory of the internal-combustion engine, 4th edition, 1916, numerous monochrome illustrations, including some folding, original blue cloth gilt, rubbed and some marks, 8vo, plus other various early aviation publications, booklets and magazines, including Royal Aeronautical Society, Lecture by Mr Claude Grahame-White on Commercial & Pleasure Flying, February 19th, 1919, Gresham Publishing Company, Sectional Model of a Voisin Aeroplane, circa 1910, Henry C. Watts, The Design of Screw Propellers with special reference to their adaptation for aircraft, 1st edition, 1920, 8 issues of Flight, 1909-18 (including the first issue of January 2nd, 1909), 9 issues of The Aero, August 10th, 1909-October 1912, and 9 issues of The Aeroplane, April 18, 1912-February 27, 1918, etc., many bound in original printed wrappers as issued, mostly 4to (approx. 60) Includes :he Aircraft Rad - February 1918, The Joy-Stick - February 1918, The Aircraft Rag - November 1917, The Aircraft Rag - March 1918, The Aeronautical Journal - April 1909, Speedy, The C.F.S. Magazine August 1917 / October 1917 / May 1918 / July 1918, The Fledgling - January 1918
*Westminster Dragoons. A fine Edwardian swagger cane of the Westminster Dragoons, with plated top embossed with regimental crest and simulated rosewood shaft, 90cm long, together with a Westminster Dragoons swagger stick with plated ball top bearing regimental crest on beech shaft, 69cm long (2)
FAMILLE VERTE RETICULATED JOSS STICK HOLDER QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY of rectangular form with three sides and the base reticulated, delightfully painted in the famille verte palette with a scholar taking a break during his journey, alighting from his horse and being served tea by local ladies, on fitted wooden stand 19.4cm long Provenance: Private Scottish collection. For more information, please see lot 183.
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