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A treen tipstaff, with niello decorated fittings and a small treen sword stick, with a curved handle.

A VICTORIAN TIPSTAFF painted with a crest, V.R. Liverpool, 12" long and two further plain truncheons. (See lot 286 for illustration).

TIPSTAFF FLASK. 11.25 ins tall, brown crown top, lower tan saltglaze, raised V.R. lettering to one side, coat of arms to the other. STEPHEN GREEN IMPERIAL POTTERIES LAMBETH impressed around base. Good. NR.

A Georgian tipstaff, turned mahogany with original green and gold paint, monogrammed 'G.R.' over 'D', 53cm (21in).

A George IV infantry officer's 1822 pattern sword by Prosser, the gilt brass hilt with wire-bound fish skin grip and pierced guard with folding flap and bearing GIVR cypher, the gently curved 80cm plated blade with cyphers and maker's inscription; with a leather and gilt-brass-mounted scabbard; a leather case; and a William IV tipstaff

A Victorian Gilt Brass and Ivory Mounted Tipstaff, the finial as an openwork crown inset with blue velvet, the hollow stem with turned ivory grip and screw thread, 19.5cm.

A 19th century brass mounted truncheon inscribed 'Borough of Derby H Lowe Esq Mayor' on one end and with the illegible maker's name on the other, 28.5cm together with a fruitwood tipstaff, 27cm (2)

A Victorian turned-wood painted tipstaff, painted and gilt with a crown and a cartouche with letter P, 39cm (over-painted); and a iron courtsword, with 80cm trefoil blade (part of chain guard lacking)

A Victorian City of London tipstaff by Parker of Holborn, with turned grip and painted with the arms of the City, 47cm (some wear)