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A VICTORIAN CARVED WOOD TIPSTAFF, carved crown finial retaining traces of gilt decoration, painted and turned handle, 39cm long. Provenance: Ian Wilkinson Collection.

A VICTORIAN TIPSTAFF, cylindrical brass body with cast gilt brass crown, the body with tramline decoration to either end and engraved with the initials T.A. ringturned wooden handle, 16cm. Provenance: Ian Wilkinson Collection.

A VICTORIAN TIPSTAFF, cylindrical brass body with cast gilt brass crown, turned wooden handle, 23.5cm. Provenance: Ian Wilkinson Collection.

A 19th century pewter tipstaff, the plain circular finial over shaft with shield crest with rose and fleur de lis chief over a St Georges's cross with a dagger in the upper left quadrant, inscribed with the initials 'BH' below, on a plain ebonised grip, 31cm long.

A William IV brass tipstaff for Nailsea Parish, 1831, turned acorn finial over brass shaft inscribed as per title with crown and 'WR IV', ring turned decoration over a wooden grip, 35.5cm long

A George III Scottish silver mounted hardwood tipstaff, plain cylindrical, engraved at one end with the Royal Crown and King George III's cipher, inscribed "PLEASANCE, ALIAS, DEARENOUGH", and at the other end a crest and the inscription "CANONGATE, 1815 No. 11", unmarked, 11.5cms long.

A William IV Tipstaff, with original painted detail

A Meissen figure of a Persian monarch, c.1740, modelled by J J Kändler and Peter Reinicke, wearing a jewelled turban and carrying a short tipstaff in his right hand, a small brown bear tucked behind his feet, blue crossed swords mark to the reverse, restoration to one elbow and one finger, 20cm.

A pair of Meissen figures, gallant with tipstaff and lady companion with love letter in 18th century dress, 17cm, crossed swords mark in blue with letters EC; a Sitzendorf figure, lady sat reading, 21.5cm; a continental porcelain figure, dainty lady raising her skirts to step across a gap, 12cm, painted Sevres mark in blue (4)

A good William IV period decorated turned wood tipstaff, painted with crown above IIII, "W.P." beneath town crest of 3 masted ship above 2 fish, and Royal Arms. GC (chip to top). £250-300

19th Century tipstaff, with brass finial and hardwood handle, L48cm

A small group of collectors' items, including a 19th century brass and carved wooden tipstaff finial of acorn form, dated 1817, a 19th century bronze plaque, cast with Mary and Jesus, diameter 4.5cm, a selection of marcasite buckles and a Victorian leather scissors case enclosing various steel scissors.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Victorian turned and painted wood tipstaff, 26cms long

A 19th Century Victorian Police truncheon / tipstaff with concealed blade. Ribbed wooden grip unscrewed at the waist to reveal stiletto typed blued triangular section blade. Measures approx 41cm overall.

A 19th century Victorian tipstaff / truncheon with ebonised wooden shaft and a turned ribbed handle. Hand painted Queens crown text ' No. 45 O.U '. Measures approx  

A large George III turned and painted tipstaff or truncheon, inscribed in gilt upon a broad red band BITTON GR III 1817, 62cm long, c.1817

A 19th century turned satinwood truncheon or tipstaff, 31cm long

A VICTORIAN GILT BRASS PARKER FIELD & SONS TIPSTAFF, 18.5cm over all length, screw-off crown finial, ribbed wooden grip, ring turned foot.

A Tipstaff commemorating 150 years of the British Police. Est. £20 - £30.

Y GROUP OF MISCELLANEOUS TABLE ARTICLES 19TH/ EARLY 20TH CENTURY to include a horn carved with an anchor and acorn; a white metal mounted horn pounce pot; a spherical leather covered inkpot; an olivewood and ivory Torah pointer; a leather vesta case; a gutta percha cigarette box; a bronze seal in the form of a hand; a brass tipstaff; and a metal mounted match holderDimensions:Tipstaff 19cm longProvenance:Provenance: The Bellamy Collection, County Down, Northern IrelandNote: With non-transferable CITES self-certification number 24842157317Note: Please be aware that this lot contains material which may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit https://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/

Victorian Police Tipstaff, Victorian Police Tipstaff, turned from beechwood, the dark blue painted field decorated with a gilt crown and VR monogram.42.5cm long

Victorian Police tipstaff Victorian Police Tipstaff, turned from beechwood, the blue painted field decorated with a gilt crown and VR monogram. 41cm long

A DECORATED HEAVY WOODEN TIPSTAFF 60cms length

William IV police turned wood truncheon or tipstaff painted in polychrome and gilt with royal coat of arms and 'W IV R', ribbed handle and bronze tip, L24cm

A William IV tipstaff or warrant stick, mid 19th century circa 1833, of typical turned form with hand-painted Crown and Royal cypher against a teal blue painted ground, 32.5cm long

A 20th century brass mounted Georgian-style tipstaff with brass crown finial and one other turned wood tipstaff (2)

19th century yew wood tipstaff, sailor's fid, horn beaker, continental water flask with glass ends etc

A Victorian mahogany tipstaff, length 33.5 cm.

CORNISH TIPSTAFF, decorated with "Borough of St Mawes, 1797", 32cm length

A Georgian painted rosewood tipstaff, painted with a crown above a lion and initials 'CR', length 31cm.Additional InformationMinor knocks and wear, minor rubbing to the painting.

Police interest: William IV Tipstaff. 174mm in length. Carved Crown with "W IV" beneath. Plus a turned wooden truncheon painted black with a Victorian Hertfordshire Constabulary cap badge affixed. Overall length 315mm. No makers marks. And a Georgian Police Constables Painted Truncheon. "GR" along with Crown and owners initials plus No.1. Overall length 380mm. (3)

A Victorian mahogany tipstaff, length 33.5 cm.

A TURNED WOOD AND SILVER TIPSTAFF. 20ins long.

An antique brass tipstaff on turned wooden handle with crown finial.

Antique George IV (IIII) tipstaff / truncheon with 1822 date & J Smailes constable & royal cypher hand painted decoration - 56cm long & in overall good condition

Early Victorian Cornish-type mace / tipstaff / truncheon with original hand painted decoration on all 4 sides of the head with a hand turned baluster shaft - 60cm long & has slight wear to paintwork

A Victorian Police turned tipstaff, VR cypher, with turned ring decoration, decorated in polychrome and gilt with crown and cypher, walnut body, 33cm long.

MIXED COLLECTABLES GROUP - to include a nice quality gent's leather bag, vintage tipstaff/mace treen club, cased camping gas stove, pair of Swallow 8 x 50 binoculars, cased, two camera flash units, woollen picnic blanket and three antique and later framed prints

19th Century turned and green painted tipstaff, 46cm high

A TIPSTAFF OF NORFOLK INTEREST, the brasswork engraved III GR CONSTABLE OF THE HUNDRED OF DEREHAM, acorn finial, ring turned wood handle, 25.5cm long.

A TIPSTAFF, in 18th Century style, the brasswork engraved BETHNAL GREEN 1796 and C.2.19.W, pierced brass crown finial (losses) with blue velvet lining, on a turned wood handle, 18.5cm long.

A 19TH CENTURY TIPSTAFF the turned wood shaft with a cast gilt brass crown finial, overall 16cm long.

A Victorian brass and turned wooden tipstaff, with an imperial crown strew lid, the shaft engraved to 'Samuel Hague Superintendent of Police, and High Constable, Loughborough Division', 18cm wide.

An African hardwood knobkerry, hatchet, tipstaff etc (4)

Georgian ebonised silver mounted tipstave/tipstaff, the lead with engraved crown and inscribed 'John Butt Stangate Street, Lambeth', surmounted by a crown finial over an engraved crest, maker WS, 7.5" long

George III ebonised silver tipstave/tipstaff, with a hardwood handle, surmounted by an open crown, maker Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London 1806, 6.75" long

William IV Constable Truncheon Tipstaff. A good turned example the body with a dark painted crown decorated with a WIVR cypher and a crown. The turned grip of polished wood. Overall GC Good colour

An early 19th Century William IV police truncheon / tipstaff with concealed blade. The blue wooden truncheon hand painted with a Kings crown between a ' W IV '. Unscrewed at the waist to reveal a stiletto blade. Measures approx 40cm

A WILLIAM IV HARDWOOD, POSSIBLY LIGNUM VITAE, AND BRASS MOUNTED TIPSTAFF DATED 1831 The acorn finial above a turned shaft bearing date and indistinct inscription "1831 RA & PA Lodge 150 ****"51cm longCondition Report: Wear from use and with knocks and abrasions to tip, the stem is attached to tip with what may be a later threaded steel screw, splits around upper end of stem writing indistinct, Please refer to additional images for visual references to condition which forms part of this condition report.All lots are available for inspection and Condition Reports are available on request. However, all lots are of an age and type which means that they may not be in perfect condition and should be viewed by prospective bidders; please refer to Condition 6 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers. This is particularly true for garden related items.We must advise you that we are not professional restorers or conservators and we do not provide any guarantee or warranty as to a lot's condition. Accordingly, it is recommended that prospective buyers inspect lots or have their advisors do so, and satisfy themselves as to condition and accuracy of descriptionAll lots are offered for sale "as viewed" and subject to the applicable Conditions of Business for Buyer's condition, which are set out in the sale catalogue and are available on request. Buyers are reminded that liability for loss and damage transfers to the buyer from the fall of the hammer. Whilst the majority of lots will remain in their location until collected, we can accept no responsibility for any damage which may occur, even in the event of Dreweatts staff assisting carriers during collection. Condition Report Disclaimer

William IV Tipstaff. 174mm in length. Carved Crown with "W IV" beneath.

19th Century brass and treen tipstaff, the tubular brass shaft with Earl's coronet (eight 'pearls') terminal, 20cm long overall

Bristol Tipstaff. A fine William IV tipstaff, the brasswork engraved with crown between WR and St Mary Redcliff[sic] Ward 1832 No2 with acorn finial, on a turned mahaogany handle, general weal commensurate with age and use, rare, 43cm longQTY: (1)

A silver coloured torah pointer, with twisted stem and case foliate tip, the pointer stamped 925, 24cm, a Victorian white metal ringed wooden presentation tipstaff, the tip inscribed 'Presented to M W. Balfe by Val Morris Tu, May 1871', the rings inscribed Siege of Rochelle, Joan of Arc, among other phrases, 41cm (2) Condition Report:Available upon request

A Victorian Standard Pattern Metropolitan Police Inspectors Tipstaff, circa 1865-1887, brass cylinder body, with ribbed ebonized wood grip, detailed cast Victorian crown screw off top, in excellent bright original condition, approx. 18cm (7 inches) long.

EIGHT PAIRS OF VINTAGE WOODEN DUMBELLS, remains of some paint to the handles, approximate length 18cm, together with a 45cm tipstaff / truncheon, painted WR to the green painted shaft, turned handle, some worm holes in places

A 19th century Victorian tipstaff / truncheon having an ebonised shaft with a turned ribbed handle. Gilt detailing of the Royal Cyppher -crown and VR 2 to the shaft. Measures 37cm. Together with a Bristol Constabulary metal badge. Number E 37.

Victorian truncheon / tipstaff, triangular collar, '(Arms of Leicester: Gules (red) a cinquefoil ermine, pierced at the centre) / (Crown) / POLICE OFFICE', characteristic ball finial, ribbed handle, 9.5", 24 cm, very rare

Ivory and gilt /gilded brass tipstaff, unscrewing Crown, '(Aberdeen Coat of Arms)', 8", 20 cm, exceptionally rare

A Victorian Special Constable tipstaff with note to interior. 18cm

George V Special Constable police truncheon for Edinburgh, decorated with GR and Crown together with another George V truncheon, both with turned and ribbed handles, George V Special Constable painted truncheon, decorated with GR, War 1914 / 1919 & Kirkcaldy together with another of similar design, 38cm, and a Sutherlandshire Constabulary tipstaff / truncheon, 27cm (5)