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Lot 140
ROD & WADING STAFF (2): Shakespeare Oracle Mk1V 14` 4 piece travel salmon fly rod, in as new condition, line rate 9/10, brown blank whipped bronze, long cork handle with fixed screw reel seat, shrink wrapped from new, in MOB and a Wilco combined wading staff and walking stick, cork handle, snap off shoulder lanyard.
Lot 240
ACCESSORIES (2): Vintage greenheart wading staff, similar to the Hardy Orchy pattern, 48" greenheart shaft, spring release leather lanyard, rubber buttons to either end and a fine carved walking stick, the polished horn handle hand painted a spotted brown trout, well executed art work, on a hazel shaft.
Lot 551
19th Century mahogany stick barometer by C. Trassi & Co of Bristol, the case with chequered inlay, silvered plate with engraved script, 96cm high We do not guarantee the workings of barometers, scale is very tarnished, pediment has lost central finial, inlay could well be of later origin - ** General condition consistent with age
Lot 429
Wilkinson Malacca sword stick, the blade engraved Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, silver pommel handle and band hallmarked for W.S. & Co, London 1920, overall length 91cm Some dents to the silver, the base of the stick has had an area approximately 8cm replaced - ** General condition consistent with age
Lot 451
Early 20th Century Malacca walking stick, the silver handle inset with a Straits Settlements silver dollar 1908 and hallmarked for London 1923, 93cm long A rubber ferrule has been placed on the bottom of the stick to cover up the fact that the tip has been cut - ** General condition consistent with age
Lot 633
Good quality Edwardian briar sword stick with concealed button release, the fullered blade etched with 'Peace with honour and Defence not Defiance', 90.5cm overall CONDITION REPORT This is briar wood. Good original condition. Some minor pitting to blade. Hairline split to grip and top of shaft
Lot 326A
An unusual pair of early 20th century Chinese boxwood incense stick burners, each carved and pierced with a scene of figures in an interior beneath pine and maple, rock work to the rear, between key fret, domed covers pierced with clouds, 30.5cm One stand with broken leg and split to base. The other with fine hairline crack to key band rim.
Lot 327
TWO CHINESE IVORY BRISÉ FANS the sicks and guards carved with figures and dragons, mother of pearl or paste rivet, 18.5cm l, 19th c ++One warped and heavily yellowed with much accretion of dust and dirt of time. The silk tape perished, very minor occasional loss. The second less dirty but lacking one stick, the other broken and with metal pinned plate repair
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