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Click here to subscribeA pair of early 20th century silver squat candlesticks, Birmingham hallmarks 1903 (12cm). Condition Report: Both sticks do not show any signs of damage. One is missing its felt on the base and on the other the felt is coming away and the plaster infill is flaking, which in turn, makes it stand slightly unlevel. This same stick has slightly rubbed hallmarks. Date readable, all dates match.
*Swagger stick. A Boer War period swagger stick of The Duke of Wellington's Regiment with silver top on Malacca shaft, Birmingham 1907, with silver ferrule, 70.5cm long together with a luggage label inscribed with initials SFM (S.F. Marriner, Skipton) plus South African silver 2 1/2 shilling coin, the reverse engraved with 33rd (The Duke of Wellington's Regiment) Foot South Africa 1899-1900 Major Sidney Fox Marriner was born in 1800 at Keighley, Yorkshire, he was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant in 3rd Battalion, Duke of Wellington's Regiment on 26 January 1900, promoted Lieutenant 15 November 1900, reengaged for WWI service with the regiment , serving on the Western Front including the Battle of the Somme, wounded (entitled to a silver war badge),mentioned in despatches and retired Major in 1919. (3)
*Regimental Stick. A WWI period walking stick, with ivorine spherical handle engraved with the crest of the Royal East Kent "The Buffs" Regiment on an ebonised shaft, 93 cm long overall, together with a WWI oil on panel for the 1st Bn, The Cheshire Regt, with crest and battle honours, plus a similar one for 1st Battalion The Loyal Regiment North Lancashire, 14 x 24 cm wide each stamped on reverse 'Henry Potter & Co, 36-8 West Street, Charing Cross X Rd, London' Produced by Henry Potter & Co for the regiments drums. (3)
Two boxes of sundry china and assorted decorative wares to include various figurines of greyhounds, etc, a Seiko mantle clock, pair of dogs of Fo ornaments, etc, together with a blue transfer decorated stick stand, a cranberry glass oil lamp with shade and a metal figure of a running horse CONDITION REPORTS Greyhound figures only - three glazed pottery figures of greyhounds all have crazing, one of the greyhounds has some rubbing to the paintwork to the ear, the greyhound on the shaped base has a broken tail and there are some small chips to the ears. Capo di monte figure on square base has some dirt to the back hind quarter on one side and some chipping to the fur effect on the other. All other figures have some small chips, etc. All items have general wear and tear conducive with age and use and are in need of a good clean. See images for more details. Lamp shade now broken.
A 19th Century rectangular side table with two short drawers, shaped apron, raised on square section legs, together with a 19th Century drop-leaf oak Pembroke table on square sectioned tapering legs, together with a 19th Century mahogany carver chair in the Chippendale manner, together with an elm stick back carver chair on turned legs to a stretcher base and a mahogany snap top table with pie-crust edge, raised on a turned column to three cabriole legs with leaf carved knees
An oak gate-leg dining table, together with a rectangular oak gate-leg dining table, two stick back chairs, three pine stools, two loom linen baskets, a nest of three mahogany coffee tables, cream painted tray, a mahogany footstool with red velvet top, a two tier mahogany coffee table on three bamboo turned legs and a mahogany Sutherland table with turned and ringed supports
9CT GOLD & ENAMEL ROYAL IRISH RIFLES STICK PIN & DRESS BROOCH. STICK PIN PRESENED IN A LEATHER BOX, ANSELLS 55 DONEGAL PLACE, BELFAST & DRESS BROOCH IN A LEATHER BOX, J CARTER 18 CHURCH STREET, 123 HIGH STREET, DOVERCOURT.HEIGHT: 1 INCH, WIDTH: 1.5 INCHES.INITIALED 'M' TO REVERSE & SLIGHT CHIP TO TOP RIGHT CORNER OF BADGE, OTHERWISE IN GOOD CONDITION.
An Edwardian walking cane, the ebonised shaft with silver mounted horn handle and silver ferrule with masonic inscription 'Victoria Lodge 100 FMU. Presented to Wm. Grant PG for valuable services rendered Hull March 3rd 1903 Ed. Woods NG T. Forster Secy.', London 1902, 88.5cm long and another early 20th century silver mounted cane walking stick with initialled collar VGG, 87.5cm long (2)
A Victorian malacca cane sword stick, with 69.5cm steel blade and hallmarked silver handle, Birmingham 1893, 91cm overall, an early 20th century ebonised walking cane with hallmarked silver handle, Chester 1919, 90.5cm long and a native horse hair fly swat with inlaid carved horn curving handle, 51cm long (3)
19th century rosewood walking cane, the carved rhino horn pommel with blue glass bead decoration, 85cm, the pommel, 6cm. We have been advised by the APAH that it would be extremely unlikely that an application to re-export this item would be approved CONDITION REPORT: Stick marked and scraped commensurate with age. Gilded brass top to the stick has a small split of 8mm. Horn pommel gas 3 or 4 small holes, three small nicks/scratches near the top carved area and scraping on the fluted edge rim.
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