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Lot 352
An early 19th Century beech, ash and elm stick back elbow chair, the shaped top rail on plain turned spindles to the ash arms on spindles and baluster turned supports to the shaped seat on turned and ringed legs united by stretchers, bears maker`s stamp to reverse of seat "R R" (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 192
A 19th Century Continental Dress Sword, the 90cm double edge steel blade with a narrow double fuller to each side a third of the way down from the brass hilt, the shell guard cast with crossed standards and a laurel wreath, with foliate sheathed knuckle bow and wrythen fluted horn grip, possibly Austrian; a Georgian Sword, with 66cm single edge slightly curved fullered steel blade, brass hilt with pierced small guard and knuckle bow, wrythen fluted ebony grip and ovoid pommel; a Bamboo Walking Stick, with silver cap and collar. (3)
Lot 215
A Turkish Model 1887 Bayonet, the blade with maker`s mark in Arabic to the ricasso, the pommel stamped with Turkish ruler`s mark, lacks scabbard; a Bamboo Dagger Stick/Crop, with concave triangular section steel blade; a Fly Whisk, of horse hair with bamboo handle; part of a brass shell case. (4)
Lot 133
FOUR STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURES OF SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS. by or in the manner of Thomas Parr, comprising Ophelia, William Charles Macready (1793-1847) as Macbeth and Isabella Glyn (1823-1889) as Lady Macbeth, all decorated in colours and with gilt detail, 20-26cm h, c1852; three similar, later figures and Staffordshire Portrait by P D Gordon Pugh, first edition, 1970 (8). ++ The four named figures - Lady Macbeth - old discoloured restoration to neck, the later figure of Shylock - hand and walking stick restored
Lot 1105
A BRASS-BOUND OAK BARREL-SHAPED STICK-STAND. 42cm h, 19th c; a Victorian copper pan of flared cylindrical shape with rolled rim and brass handles, 35cm h (2)Provenance: George Brough (1890-1969) (see p40).. ++ The barrel lacking one end to serve as a stick stand or fuel bin and with various old scratches and signs of wear, metal polish residue etc. The copper boiler in good condition
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