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Click here to subscribeA mixed group of British and Continental military and other items to include an ARP tin box, sterilising outfit, one complete, one used, Spanish relic find military flask, reproduction Christmas tin, medal, buttons, binoculars, photograph frame with miniature First Class Iron Cross to bottom, topographical postcards, swagger stick, miniature German pottery stein, etc. CONDITION REPORT The ARP tin is not broken, it just needs putting back in the hinge clips.
A ruby and diamond horseshoe stick pin, set with five rubies and four old cut diamonds, a small diamond stick pin star gypsy set and having a shot work border, an oval target brooch with turquoise enamel and star set pearl to centre, bead and rope border, overall 35mm x 30mm, locket back, two other pins missing tops.
A Staffordshire cottage money box, 12cm, a Staffordshire cottage pastille burner, 16cm, two Branham chamber sticks, one plain blue, the green chamber stick impressed with a motto "Many are called, but few get up", a Prattware jug, pink ground with country scenes of figures and livestock, 7.5cm.
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
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
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