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Lot 138
A Tank Regiment Cane or Swagger Stick, white metal ball-top pommel, bearing the regimental device A King GeorgeÍs Own Sappers and Miners Cane or Swagger Stick, white metal ball-top pommel, bearing the regimental device A Royal Berkshire Regiment 1st Volunteer Battalion Cane or Swagger Stick, white metal pommel, bearing the regimental device, (3).
Lot 139
Lord Alastair Innes-Ker, D.S.O., Royal Dragoons, An Important Kaiser Presentation Silver Mounted Swagger Stick by SY & Wagner of Berlin, a personal gift of the German Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II to Lord Innes-Ker, the silver ball top mounted with the Royal Dragoons Regimental device, the collar inscribed ïLord Alastair Innes-Ker. Presented by the Colonel in Chief H.I.M. the German Emperor William II, January 1904Í. In 1904 the Royal Dragoons received orders to India, the Kaiser originally felt it was not befitting for his regiment to be stationed there and it is believed that Lord Innes-Ker was one of the Officers invited to Berlin to meet the Kaiser, prior to embarkation. Innes-Ker, Lord Alastair Robert, Capt., was born 2nd November 1880, son of the 7th Duke of Roxburghe and Lady Anne Emily V. A., daughter of the 7th Duke of Marlborough. He was educated at Sandhurst, and was gazetted to the 1st Dragoons, as Second Lieutenant, 21 Feb 1900. He served in the South African War, 1900-02 (both medals with five clasps). He was promoted to Lieutenant 1 Jan. 1901, and became Lieutentant, Royal Horse Guards, 24 June 1905, and Captain 10 May, 1909. Lord A.R. Innes-Ker served in the European War from 1914, as Captain Royal Flying Corps, from 24 May, 1916 to 31 March 1918; Temporary Major 21 Dec. 1916, to 18 Aug. 1917; Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel and Commandment, School of Military Aeronautics, Royal Flying Corps, 19 Aug. 1917 to 31 March, 1918; employed under the Air Ministry from 1 April, 1918. He was mentioned in Despatches, and created a Companion of the Distinguished Service Order [London Gazette, 1 Dec. 1914]: ñLord Alastair Robert Innes-Ker, Capt., Royal Horse Guards. During a critical situation at Kruseik on Oct. 26 the regiment was sent to relieve pressure of determined attack. The operation was entirely successful. Captain Innes-Ker showed conspicuous courage with the advance squadron, bringing wounded men out of action under heavy fire.î. He married Anne, daughter of the late W. L. Breese, and they had three children. Rejoined the RHG and retired as Commanding Officer of the Regiment, appointed CVO in 1935 he became Equerry in Ordinary to King George, he died in 1936 at the age of 55.
Lot 293
Model of British Tank by Arcadian China, inscribed to base ïModel of TankÍ, ïReg No. 656588Í, (Boscome), 135mm long The original crested china tank, registered seven days after the first pictures appeared in the press. Unfortunately the missing wheel on the tank was by accident rather than design - the other had been blown off in action! The first stage in correcting the design was to stick a second wheel onto this model., See Robert Southall, Take Me Back To Dear Old Blighty (The First World War through the eyes of the Heraldic China Manufacturers) Milestone Publications, 1982, p.32, Model of British Tank by Botolph China, with steering wheels, (City of London), 145mm long, (2).
Lot 364
A Very Rare Model of Stokes Bomb No.575 by Savoy China, inscribed ïModel Of Stokes BombÍ, (Worthing), 105mm long, Model of Hair Brush Grenade by Swan China, (Eastbourne), 105mm long, Model of Trench Mortar Bomb No.574 by Swan China, inscribed ïTrench Mortar BombÍ, (Pevensey), 86mm, Model of Plum Pudding Bomb by Sussex China, (St Leonards), 75mm, Model of Cannister Bomb by Arcadian China, (Wolverhampton), 60mm, Model of Stick Grenade by Arcadian China, (Wrexham), 80mm, (6).
Lot 682
A pair of Stag Minstrel bedside tables with single drawers, a modern rectangular giltwood wall mirror, a cream and gold decorated triple dressing table mirror, an Old Charm style rectangular side table with single drawer united by an undertier, three assorted chairs, lampshades, a mahogany folding circular cake stand, and an oak stick stand
Lot 725
ST TRINIAN`S - RONALD SEARLE, Framed letter and ephemera by Ronald Searle comprising autograph letter to `AA`, Anthony Armstrong, of East Harting in Hampshire, with envelope in Searle`s hand and a postcard with an original, devilish-looking, hockey stick-wielding, cartoon of a St Trinian`s girl, inscribed: `for the latest recruit with Kindest regards Ronald Searle Feby 1953`. The letter comments on photographs sent by Armstrong which `prove that there is hope for English girlhood yet! That unsuspected beneath a charming face, there can beat the black heart of a St Trinian`. Searle asks to keep the photos as part of his `St T`s in memoriam`, noting that his daughter has just started school and can expect `to suffer for her father`s sins!` The three items which have been laid down on a red board before framing are browned but otherwise fine (Illustrated)
Lot 10
A PEARLWARE FIGURE GROUP, early 19th century, Sailor`s Farewell, modelled as a peasant wearing a green jacket and puce trousers, a bundle and stick at his feet, standing beside his seated female companion holding a spotty `kerchief in her left hand, both before bocage, on a naturalistically moulded shaped base, 7 1/2" high
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