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Lot 272
A 19th century Chinese joss-stick stand Of hexagonal section, the metal lift out tray above pierced and carved figural panels supported on scroll feet terminating with temple dogs and with a pierced carved apron, the outer protective lacquered case painted with figures. 35 cm wide. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, some rubbing to decoration, losses/old repairs.
Lot 469
An early 20th century silver mounted ebonised swagger stick, hallmarked London 1915, maker's mark indistinct Inscribed Won by RNAGP Plymouth Festival 1917 and presented to Mr R R Kimbell BA Hon. Con. 52.5 cm long. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, marks and decoration slightly rubbed.
Lot 609
A collection of various unmarked yellow metal mounted Victorian braided hair jewellery Including brooches, necklaces, a watch chain, a ring and a stick pin; together with an early 19th century unmarked yellow metal hair plait set memento mori brooch and a carved bog oak memento mori brooch. Various sizes. CONDITION REPORTS: Some fraying and losses, area of damage to bog oak brooch, general wear.
Lot 205
JOHN PEARSON. A John Pearson chamber stick. 'JP' stamp in oval. Width 32cm., diameter of pan 19cm. Note: This is item is not Newlyn copper. John Pearson art copper is not made in Newlyn but at his workshop near Tottenham Court Road, London. CONDITION REPORTS: Apart from a few minor 'dings' the chamberstick is in good, original condition. There are no splits, large dents or other flaws.
Lot 305
A rare WWI Officers Uniform. Consisting of cap, jacket, swagger stick, Sam Browne belt, breeches, boots and tin. Rank insignia for a colonel in the Machine Gun Corps (motor), later the Tank Corps. 1917- dated (in the sleeve) the jacket is made by Burberry with Military Cross ribbon on the chest
Lot 246
Large George IV silver desk set stand, rectangular gadrooned rim base with scallop & foliate corners and lion paw feet, supporting three cut glass receivers comprising ink well, taper stick and sander, all with silver tops, engraved crest and inscription detailing presentation to Revd John Errington by Archdeacon of Derby, marks for Joseph Angell I London 1822, approx 1200g silver weight, 30cm wide
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