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Lot 431
A collection of four yellow metal stick pinsTwo horseshoe stick pins, a heart and pearl stick pin, a 'P' initial stick pin, a gem-set knot stick pin, together with, two 9ct gold bar brooches, the first of plain form, the second with pearl and foliate detail, with remaining pieces (Qty) weight of weighable gold 7.5g
Lot 87
A lot to include two sets of rose gold cufflinks, one hallmarked Birmingham 1915, the other hallmarked Birmingham 1902, weight approx. 15.2g, a brooch depicting a leopard, stamped 9ct, weight approx. 6.6g, an unmarked yellow bar brooch, an Art Nouveau style enamel drop brooch, together with a collection of various brooches to include Egyptian revival and Celtic designs, a scarab ring, two pairs of earrings, a fish pendant and a stick pin, (15).
Lot 207
A Victorian mahogany walking stick with carved bone tiger's head handle, another cane with ivory clenched fist handle and an Indian carved ivory sectional walking stick with tiger and elephant head handle CONDITION REPORTS The bone tiger's head handled cane has scratches and dents and some splits to the top. the feral has some scratches and patination. The head itself has two holes to the back neck and another to the front beneath. Has general pitting, scratching etc. conducive with material. the ivory handled cane is shortened, bowed, has several knocks and dents, the handle has various splits, there is a pin running through it's wrist and it may be that the handle is not original to the cane although both have aged. The Indian sectional stick - two sections are off and broken - there are chipping and cracks and discolouration throughout the shaft, the paintwork to the finial is rubbed and there is damage, especially to the teeth. all three have general wear and tear - see images for further details..
Lot 131
A 19th Century Staffordshire pottery "Aesop's Fables" vase group as the fox and crane, a Staffordshire hollow based figure of a Turkish musician, Staffordshire figure of a toper by barrel, another hollow based figure as a gentleman in top hat with cane and another with seated man and spaniel CONDITION REPORTS Aesop's Fable figure has various firing faults, chips to the ears, all over crazing. Has had some repairs visible underneath. The storks head has been off and one branch has been completely restored. Appears to have had over painting and 15cm in height. Turkish figure - the musicians instrument has been broken and is half missing; has firing flaws, discolouration especially to the back as well as restoration and re-painting all over. Has been broken at the waist and re-attached. All over crazing, measures 11cm. The gentleman with the barrel has had restoration throughout especially to the hat and barrel appears to have had some re-painting. Has general dirt, all over crazing, discolouration and staining. measures 12cm. The man with the stick has been significantly restored especially to the hat and at the waist, has been re-painted and has discolouration, firing faults etc all over. Measures approx 12cm.
Lot 226
A military sword with shagreen handle, a "Game Bird" shooting stick and five various walking sticks CONDITION REPORTS Length of scabbard is 85.5 cm in length. Length of blade is 82 cm in length and length of entire sword is 96 cm. Scabbard is incredibly rusty all over, the handle is rusty, shagreen is discoloured and areas of pitting. Pommel doesn't jiggle, there are no markings on the blade - see images for further details. Game Bird shooting stick has scuffs and scratches conducive with age and use and the five sticks have further scuffs and scratches, discolouration etc and general wear - see further images Packing available, minimum charge £20.40 plus whatever the postal rates are.
Lot 107
*Walking Cane. A 19th century Folk Art Anti-Slavery walking stick, the handle carved with an African head inset with glass eyes on a natural wood shaft retaining nodules with fitted with alpine spike, 91cm long These canes were made in support of the Anti-Slavery Movement as a statement of solidarity towards the abolition of slavery. (1)
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