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Lot 570
An Edwardian oval breakfast dish by Walker & Hall, retracting cover, tall fluted legs, lion paw feet, 35cm wide over handles; a Regency shaped rectangular Sheffield plate chamber stick, the borders cast with styalised leaves, detachable nozzle, 10cm wide, c.1820; an Edwardian navette shaped entrée dish and cover, ribbon tied reeded boarders, loop handles, 33cm wide, c.1910; a silver plated and cut glass pickle stand, cylindrical star cut jar, swing handle, 20cm high, c.1920; etc (5)
![Britains - Set 195 - British Infantry - [1920's version], comprising: Officer with Swagger Stick & 7 x Infantrymen Marchi](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/c577cadc-6fcf-4bf2-97cc-afee00ebc635/c7bac84a-72fa-48ba-94dd-afee00eed4e0/468x382.jpg)
Lot 388
A George V walking stick with a Derbyshire Bluejohn spherical terminal, the silver 'crown' and integral, upper collar hallmarked for London, 1891, by Martin Hall & Company Ltd, the later lower silver collar with very rubbed hallmark, but possibly for London, 1923, with a horn-type ferrule, some damage, 90cm longProvenance:Part of a private collection, which includes a collection of swordsticks in the militaria sale (200123 - 070223).Condition:Bluejohn with a 1.5cm x 1.5cm 'bruise' on the base, where clearly been knocked. Bluejohn and 'crown' and integral collar possibly associated with the remainder of the waling stick. Lower collar very dented and scratched and with about 1cm of the lower edge torn/peeled back. Shaft with scratches, dents and chips consistent with age and use.Original holes present for user's cord.
Lot 389
An American novelty malacca cane, 'picnic set', walking stick, the tapering cylindrical EPNS terminal, with a screw top, enclosing an ivorine handled knife, fork and spoon and 5 'S' shaped handles, held within 5 stacking cups, the bases stamped 'Landersfrary & Clark, Universal, New Britain Conn U.S.A', the malacca cane with a brass ferrule, some damage, 94cm longProvenance:Part of a private collection, which includes a collection of swordsticks in the militaria sale (200123 - 070223).Condition:Screw-top with many dents. EP worn in places, especially top. Picnic section a little loose and the malacca cane with a few vertical hairline cracks, where picnic section joins. Dents and scratches consistent with age and use.
Lot 390
An early 20th century novelty 'flute', rosewood walking stick, with a domed top horn handle and in three sections with EPNS mounts and a brass ferrule, some damage, 96.5cm longProvenance:Part of a private collection, which includes a collection of swordsticks in the militaria sale (200123 - 070223).Condition:Generally good and the rosewood a lovely colour, apart from the horn handle with several chips of 0.5cm, one adjacent to what looks to be a natural 1cm airspace.
Lot 393
A late 19th century/early 20th century novelty walking stick, with a faux rosewood shaft and a pierced EPNS handle, with a pierced 'vinaigrette' top, the top unscrewing to reveal a glass bottle, minor damage, 92cm longProvenance:Part of a private collection, which includes a collection of swordsticks in the militaria sale (200123 - 070223).Condition:Generally ok, but handle with many small dents and scratches and pierced top worn inplaces, revealing underlying base metal. Brass ferrule later.
Lot 397
An early 20th century novelty, 'whistle', walking stick, with a horn handle inserted with an EPNS dog's head whistle, the shaft with a white metal collar and a segmented, calamander-type shaft and brass ferrule, minor damage, 88cm longProvenance:Part of a private collection, which includes a collection of swordsticks in the militaria sale (200123 - 070223).Condition:Generally ok, but handle with vertical 3cm hairline crack. Collar with small dents and scratches.
Lot 400
A novelty, 'eating irons', cane walking stick, segmented with toothpicks concealed by the handle, and the lower two sections of the shaft concealing the fork and knife respectively, 88.5cm longProvenance:Part of a private collection, which includes a collection of swordsticks in the militaria sale (200123 - 070223).Condition:Ok, apart from superficial scratches.
Lot 404
A late Victorian silver mounted lady's bamboo, skirt-lifting walking stick, the silver mounted horn handle and collar hallmarked for Birmingham, 1900, at the base of the shaft a swivelling collar reveals a clip on the end of a chain, stamped 'Rd No 120874' and 'Thornhill & Co. New Bond St. W', with a brass ferrule, some damage, 93cm longProvenance:Part of a private collection, which includes a collection of swordsticks in the militaria sale (200123 - 070223).Condition:Some damage, including the handle mount being slightly crumpled at the end. All mounts/metalwork with dents and scratches. The finish/lacquer on the bamboo very worn and chipped.
Lot 94
A collection of 19th century woven hair jewellery, comprising; a long guard/muff rope with yellow metal mounts, the clasp engraved 'E.A.Obit 1846', 160cm long, together with a yellow metal mounted Albert rope stamped '15ct', a further guard/muff rope with gold plated heart shaped locket, a woven open work bow brooch with yellow metal mounts and two woven hair mounted stick pins (6)
Lot 387
Mixed militaria, comprising a leather-reinforced canvas case marked "179245 Capt. R. Langford Jones" in paint to lid, brown leather Sam Browne belt, Malacca swagger stick with inset white metal plaque engraved "LH. Atkinson", two WW1 trench art artillery shells (one being with applied Ottoman Army insignia and engraved "Egypt, Palestine, Syria 1916-19"Provenance: the swagger stick (engraved LH. Atkinson) belonged to Major General Sir Leonard Henry Atkinson KBE, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers.Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 388
A BOER WAR/WW1/WW2 GROUP OF FIVE Comprising Queen's South Africa Medal (renamed) with four clasps (Orange Free State, Cape Colony, South Africa 1902 and South Africa 1901) to No. 7372 Pte. Anderson 1st Highland Light Infantry, 1914-15 Star to 24462 Pte. A. Anderson Highland Light Infantry, British War Medal and Victory Medal to 24462 A. Sjt. A. Anderson Highland Light Infantry and Defence Medal, retaining original packet addressed to Mr. Archibald Anderson, 11 Todd Street, Glasgow, E.1.; together with a Highland Light Infantry swagger stick pommel, a Malacca walking/swagger stick with "Sterling" stamped top and a four chevron cloth patch Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 391
A WW2 ARP Warden's brass handbell, a leather-clad swagger stick, 1954 British Red Cross Nursing medal engraved to 5090 J. Law contained in original box, Birmingham silver fob medal, Home Guard enamel lapel badge, Edward VIII Coronation belt buckle, shoe buckles, Clan Campbell pin brooch, various Boys' Brigade badges etc. Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 285
A William IV mahogany coat, stick and hat stand,the repeating baluster form shaft with nine scrolling branches, above a triform base terminating in bun feet,198cm highCondition ReportMinor lifting and losses to veneer applied to base.Scuffs, knocks and surface wear commensurate with age and use.Presents a good colour and patina.Slight play in base.Overall largely good, ready to use.
Lot 243
2 Malacca walking canes, 1 having an embossed Indian white metal handle, the other with a plated handle embossed with the Honourable Artillery Company, longest 89cm (2)Anglo-Indian silver-topped cane - top is loose, currently held on with sellotape, general surface scratches and wear, surface chips through use, no ferule. The military stick - plated top is dented scratched and marked, cane again surface scratched and marked, a few surface chips, no ferule, length 87cm
![India, two puppet masks on stick with plant fibre skirts. h. ca. 56 cm. [2]](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/8f69c0d1-29d6-4130-bb03-afe900b76293/e8f281b3-e649-445a-ba13-afea009f68a9/468x382.jpg)
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