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Lot 113
Collection of pictures circa 1920-1930 from Birmingham Municipal School of Art, provenance from the family of Ormond Edwin Gollins, assistant principal of Birmingham Municipal School of Art 1920-1930 G Harrison Woodblock print"Hill Street", signed, titled and dated in pencil 1924, 21.5cm x 15cm Beryl Antrobus Woodblock printBoy with shire horse, mounted with name in pencil and "Birmingham Central Municipal School of Arts & Crafts" label verso, 16cm x 15cm Beryl AntrobusWoodblock printWoman in cloak carrying chamber stick, signed in pencil verso, 37.5cm x 25cmUnattributedWoodblock printStreet scene, 15cm x 22cm, two mounted and all unframed (4) Condition ReportAll prints appear in good overall original condition; no visible tears or other defects
Lot 292
A George III mahogany stick barometer, broken arched pediment above the silvered dial, signed 'Bap. Roncheti & Co. Fecit', with vernier scale, the trunk with silvered thermometer scale, damages together with an Edwardian inlaid mahogany barometer (2) Note: Baptist Roncheti was a Manchester maker
Lot 17
THREE YELLOW METAL STICK PINS, the first designed with an open work triangular panel set with a central old cut diamond, within a ruby and rose cut diamond surround, a split pearl and rope twist surround stick pin, approximate gross weight 3.3 grams, together with a circular panel set with an old cut diamond, rope twist surround, stamped 15ct, approximate gross weight 1.5 grams
Lot 427
FISHING INTEREST, a pair of men's Royal Hunter studded wellington boots, size 7/8 (40/41) with a boot bag containing fitted boot puller, a pair of men's Barbour waders, small waist size 7 (41) boot, with a boot bag containing a fitted boot puller, wading stick, fishing nets, two priests, etc (quantity)
Lot 509
TWO BOXES OF PICTURES, METALWARES AND LOOSE MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, including wall mirrors, boxed and cased Regent of London dressing set, a painted wooden dolls cot, a cased Penguin Kershaw eight-20 folding camera, shooting stick, a cased child's violin and bow in need of restoration, cased Adler portable typewriter, etc
Lot 110
For your consideration is a rare cast antique black powder hand cannon. The hand cannon is the first true firearm and the successor of the fire lance. It is the oldest type of small arms as well as the most mechanically simplistic form of metal barrel firearms. Unlike matchlock firearms it requires direct manual external ignition through a touch hole without any form of firing mechanism. It may also be considered a forerunner of the handgun. The hand cannon was widely used in China from the 13th century onward and later throughout Eurasia in the 14th century. Almost all of this genre of firearm comes from archeological sites where all such artifacts end up in museums and almost never on the collector market. This example, like nearly all in existence, is made of heavy iron that is now profoundly and evenly pitted from age. This large example is approximately 7 7/8” long and approximately 2” wide at the base. The bore measures ½” and is possibly of European origin. Hand canons were muzzle loaded with ball, shot or even stones and ignited through the touch hole. Usually they were used by a team of two in which one held and “aimed” the pole with loaded hand cannon attached while the second member of the team held the match or burning stick. Upon command, the match holder placed the burning end to the touch hole and set off the charge. The hand cannon is now an elusive item for any arms collection as most are not on the collector market, but rather on exhibit in castles or museums in Europe. Black powder firearms do not require a FFL Transfer or NICS Background Check.
Lot 186
Featured in this lot we have a six gallon red wing glazed crock originating from the early 20th century. Red Wing Union Stoneware, now Red Wing Pottery, refers to American stoneware, pottery, or dinnerware items made by a company initially set up in Red Wing, Minnesota, in 1861 by German immigrant John Paul, which changed its names several times until finally settling on Red Wing Potteries, Inc. in 1936. The pottery factory that started in 1861 continues to the present day under the names of Red Wing Pottery and Red Wing Stoneware. This butter churn is marked across the front reading "6 Union Stoneware Co. Red Wing, Minn" with a leaf design. The piece shows a wooden churn stick with a ceramic lid. The churn displays two hand holds on the side and glazed exterior. The churn shows good condition overall with some light wear. The piece measures 27 1/2" tall by 10" wide.
Lot 204
Featured in this lot we have a Blackfeet Native American Indian Montana parfletche rawhide drum and beater stick originating from the 1900's. The piece shows a wetted and stretched parfleche rawhide front which is wrapped over bent wood frame and is sinew rawhide sewn. The piece shows metal ties which meet at the center and tied together with thick string. The drum shows numerous holes along the bottom. The piece comes with its original cloth wrapped beater stick. The drum shows good condition overall with some patina and light wear due to age. The drum measures 15" in diameter.
Lot 215
A 9ct. gold stick pin, the horse shoe terminal set alternating round cut rubies and seed pearls, together with two gilt metal stick pins set paste, a 9ct. gold dress shirt stud set synthetic pearl, a yellow metal dress shirt stud set cultured pearl (yellow metal assessed as 14ct. gold) and associated jewellery boxes. (qty)
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