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A VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED TIPSTAFF applied to either side with die stamped arms of the City of London, inscribed BRIDGE HOUSE between a crest and depiction of the NEW BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE JULY 1865, the shank engraved BRIDGE HOUSE ESTATES COMMITTEE E Midwinter Esq, turned wood handle, 27.5cm ++In good condition

A GEORGE III BRASS TIPSTAFF, DATED 1797 with ball finial, engraved with crown and GR HON. ARTILLERY Co 1797, baluster turned wood handle, 23.5cm ++Ball finial with minor dents but in good overall condition

A GEORGE III SILVER TIPSTAFF with fine open crown finial, engraved E L Lacey Hermitage Stairs Wapping, turned ebony handle, 18cm, by Phipps Robinson & Phipps, London1811 ++Lacking two of the three pins by which the handle is secured. The handle loose, undamaged

A WILLIAM IV BRONZE AND WOOD TIPSTAFF with similar oviform finial and terminal, engraved Borough of Derby Revd C S Hope Mayor 1831/Harrison Derby, 31.5cm ++The wooden section with several splits and small chips at the end. Bronze end also with small knocks and scratches

A GEORGE III BRASS TIPSTAFF, DATED 1782 with cast two piece crown finial, engraved GEO III DOVER 1782, ring turned wood handle, 18.5cm ++Some polish residue in the crown and minor dents and scratches, the wooden handle of fine colour and patina with ascending radial crack

A WILLIAM IV BRASS TIPSTAFF with acorn finial, engraved crown and WIVR REVENUE POLICE BRISTOL C/6, baluster turned and ebonised wood handle, 30cm ++In good condition with some light polish wear, the black paint to the handles rubbed

A WILLIAM IV BRASS TIPSTAFF with acorn knop to the ogee finial, engraved W R CONSTABLE of the HUNDRED of WHALESBONE [Sussex], baluster turned wood handle, 22cm ++In fine condition

A SCOTTISH SILVER MOUNTED EBONY TIPSTAFF, EARLY 19TH C the foliate chased terminal engraved with crown W.J.M. EDINR with conforming foliate chased silver sliding ring, 14.9cm l See footnote to lot 1297. ++In fine condition

A GEORGE III SOLID BRASS TIPSTAFF with acorn finial, engraved GIIIR BOURTON N, spool turned maghogany handle, 24.5cm ++Minor dents and small spots of silver solder evident but in good overall condition

A SCOTTISH VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED EBONY TIPSTAFF the terminals engraved with crown and VR, inscribed LIEUTENANT OF EDINBURGH POLICE, with central fluted band, 12.6cm ++In fine condition

A GEORGE IV BRASS TIPSTAFF, DATED 1825 with crown finial, engraved IV GR WILLIAM BRIGGS 1825, ring turned detachable ebony handle, 25.5cm ++Handle with several old chips, small hole in top of crown where there was once a tiny cross

A GEORGE III BRASS TIPSTAFF with open crown finial, engraved lengthways POLICE OFFICE WHITE CHAPEL No 3, baluster handle, 34.5cm ++In good condition, the upper and lower parts with slightly contrasting colour alloys, small spot of solder beneath the crown which is probably original. Surface dents and scratches on the handle

A VICTORIAN BRASS MOUNTED HARDWOOD TIPSTAFF the ebony inset head centred by a chased medallion of crown and VR cipher, the waisted and ring turned centre section forming the handle, 23.5cm ++Large knock on one side, central small drilled hole, many fine small knocks and scratches around the brass head

A VICTORIAN BRASS TIPSTAFF with crown finial, plain brass shank and turned wood handle, 23cm ++In satisfactory condition

A BRITISH BRASS MOUNTED EBONY TIPSTAFF, EARLY 19TH C with crown form top and orb finial, brass collar and ribbed handle, 19cm l ++Light wear and minor surface knocks and scratches and polish residue, not chipped or severely split, no repair

A BRITISH BRASS TIPSTAFF, EARLY 19TH C with cast brass two piece crown finial and turned ebonised handle with brass button, 11cm ++Of relatively modest quality and with much old handling wear but complete

A BRASS AND BRONZE MOUNTED AND EBONISED WOOD TIPSTAFF, EARLY 19TH C with detachable crown shaped finial, moulded mount and reeded handle, 30.5cm ++Small knocks and scratches, wear to ebonised finish on handle

A GEORGE III BRASS TIPSTAFF with crown finial and cross, engraved GIIIR THAMES POLICE SHADWELL No 4, baluster turned wood handle, 24cm ++In fine condition, slight wear

A very early 19th Century Police tipstaff/truncheon painted with Royal Coat of Arms and marked 'Otley', Otley being a parish/village in south Suffolk

A Victorian tipstaff/truncheon, painted with the royal monogram surmounting a crown in yellow on a black ground, 53.5cm long, c. 1870Provenance: From Chatsworth House, Derbyshire, by repute of the vendor.

A Victorian tipstaff/truncheon, painted with the royal monogram surmounting a crown in yellow on a black ground, 53.5cm long, c. 1870Provenance: From Chatsworth House, Derbyshire, by repute of the vendor.

A 19th century ebonised white metal mounted tipstaff surmounted with a crown inscribed "John Sutherland" and a shaped plaque below inscribed "Superintendent of Police Inverness 1855", length 28.5cm (top af), in tin tube. CONDITION REPORT: The crown to the top of the tipstaff has been badly misshapen. No pieces missing but very misshaped.

Pewter tipstaff with turned oak handled branded mark B2 and engraved York 1794

Brass tipstaff with turned wood handle with engraved George IV cipher Public Office Armagh C/7

Truncheons - a George IV cylindrical truncheon or tipstaff, painted and gilt with crowned GRIV cypher, lead weighted ends, 48cm long, dated 1827

A Birmingham hallmarked silver ebonised tipstaff.

A George III hand-painted tipstaff or truncheon,with crown terminal and painted heraldic arms, initialled 'GR' and 'WW', probably Woodham Walter, Essex,55cm

A William IV tipstaff/truncheon, painted with Royal Cypher, R.W. and dated 1830, this rare transitional piece is also marked for 'Shaddingfield' Parish

A 19th century primitive turned hardwood tipstaff, 24.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Heavy use but free from breaks and repair.

A Geo III tipstaff, stated to be Scottish, of slender cylindrical form, painted dark blue/ grey/ dark blue, the ends with crown/ III/ GR and K/17, 9” overall; for similar example see Clark p 148-9. GC Plate 4

A 20th Century yew wood tipstaff with ring turned grip and leather lace strap, 28.5 cms long

A William IV turned boxwood truncheon painted with the royal coat of arms supported by a lion and a unicorn over a royal cipher and shield of arms with the motto "Pro. Rege et Lege.", 14.5ins, and a matching tipstaff, 7.25ins, both with No. 3 painted in gilt

A William IV green painted tipstaff inscribed in gilt 'John Evans, High Constable', possibly of Talybont Wales, surmounted with a crown and coat of a red two-headed eagle No cracks or splits there is some paint loss all over, some denting's and gauge marks

A 19th century turned, painted and ebonised tipstaff, painted with pre-1816 Hanoverian Royal Arms turned bun shaped finial, 42.5cm long

A mid 19th century 'Constables Cardiff' tipstaff with a crown cast brass finial and turned rosewood handle, length 20cm.

A Victorian brass mounted tipstaff with crown finial, turned ebony grip and brass tubular socket top and bottom, length 21.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: Not signed. Crown does not unscrew. Postage within UK would be £18. Postage to Alaska would be approx. £36.

TWO METAL WALL SIGNS, an Art Deco style desk calendar, three old keys, a tipstaff, a boxed Garrard TRA10 pickup arm, and toy Lone Star diecast delayed action time bomb, a more code key etc.Buyers - for shipping pricing on this lot, visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping

A William IV rosewood and brass mounted tipstaff, the part ribbed shaft terminating in brass collar engraved W R 1836, length 25.5cm.

A pair of early 20th century satinwood Book Slides with Tunbridge ware decoration, and a wooden Tipstaff.

A William IV Arbroath Burgh Police ebony and metal tipstaff, early 19th Century The 15cm tipstaff ends stamped WR IV and JG (Ref JCG page 21 for photograph and details), a painted wood 11cm Perth City police tipstaff, circa 1837 with painted Queen Victoria's cypher surmounted by a crown and a coat of arms of a two headed eagle (Ref JCG page 168 and plate 7 figure 6), (3)

A 19th century tipstaff:, the turned finial over lacquered body with gilt and coloured armorial, also the letter 'S', turned baluster handle and pommel, 26cm long.

A George III ebony and silver ended Edinburgh City Police tipstaff, early 19th Century The 18cm wooden grip surmounted by a crown and engraved C5 12.W (JCG page 68, plate 3, figure 27)

An ebony and white metal Glasgow Police tipstaff, 19th Century The 10cm tipstaff with cast crown to one end and at the other stamped D.O. Glasgow Police E.4 (Ref JCG page 92 for details and photo).

A William IV Arbroath Burgh Police ebony and metal tipstaff, early 19th Century The 15cm tipstaff ends stamped WR IV and JG (Ref JCG page 21 for photograph and details), a painted wood 11cm Perth City police tipstaff, circa 1837 with painted Queen Victoria's cypher surmounted by a crown and a coat of arms of a two headed eagle (Ref JCG page 168 and plate 7 figure 6), (3)

A George III Edinburgh City wooden brass tipstaff, circa 1805 The 19cm wooden grip, surmounted by a brass crown, with velvet insert and initials C86W (Ref JCG page 68 and plate 3 figure 27). (illustrated)

A rosewood and brass head constable of Lanarkshire tipstaff, 19th Century The 15.5cm tipstaff with brass ends and central brass band, marked Parish of Stonehouse No.1, Batem of the Head Constable Mid Ward Lanarkshire (Ref JCG page 136 and plate 8 figure 10) also a copy of Scottish Insignia by John C Green. (2)

A George III Edinburgh City Police ebony and silver tipstaff, circa 1800 The 13cm tipstaff decorated at one end with a George III cypher surmounted by a crown and the other Police Civ Edinr (Ref JCG pages 68-69 for description and photo).

The George Ralph Leyland Collection of Truncheons and Tipstaffs A 19th Century brass tipstaff, the Victorian crown unscrewing to reveal a warrant container, 8.25ins

A Victorian brass and ebony handled tipstaff, the gilt crown surmounting a gilt plate engraved "Constable 3 Cardiff", 8ins

An unusual 18th/19th Century tipstaff surmounted by a brass crown with red velvet infill, mahogany handle and brass ring end, 6.5ins

A tipstaff, the crown and central shaft of plated brass on a turned hardwood handle, 5.25ins (possibly Scottish), and an unusual Victorian hardwood tipstaff painted with a crown above "V.R.", 4.675ins

A Victorian turned wood tipstaff painted in red and gold with the "V.1.R." on a green background, 15.25ins, a turned wood tipstaff painted with the royal coat of arms, 10.5ins, and a small George IV turned wood tipstaff painted with the royal arms, "GR" under a crown on a gold ground, 9ins

A George III plain wood truncheon or tipstaff painted with date "1793" over a crown with "GR3" cipher under above Newcastle Upon Tyne coat of arms and inscribed "J. Rudman Esqr. Mayor", 11.75ins

A George III turned mahogany tipstaff painted with a crown and a royal monogram (indistinct), 12.25ins, a short turned wood mahogany truncheon inlaid in brass with "No. 6" and "VR", 10.5ins, and a turned mahogany truncheon (undecorated), 13.5ins

A Victorian plain turned wood and brass mounted truncheon or tipstaff, the top brass end engraved with a royal cipher over "1", the lower end brass cap left plain (weighted - probably Yorkshire), 15.5ins

A William IV/Victorian turned wood truncheon with ball end, painted with "W1VR" and overpainted "V1R", over a royal coat of arms, 17.75ins, an early Victorian truncheon painted with the arms of Southampton (?) over a shield with a rampant lion in blue holding a laurel wreath on a white ground, over the date "1845", 17.75ins, with original carrying strap (with 41 notches cut horizontally to the back), a George III truncheon or tipstaff painted with "G3R" and crown over the royal cipher, 14.5ins, and a Victorian truncheon painted with the arms of the Grantham Special Constabulary above the initials "GSC", 16.25ins

A Victorian brass tipstaff with turned hardwood centre grip, approx. 7 1/4" long with crown top, removable to access inside chamber

A miniature ebonised tipstaff with open crown finial and turned base, 9.5cm long and a turned wood seal with die sunk crest, 8.5cm long Condition Report: Lot 39: Seal in good condition, faintly marked to reverse rim 'Cataneo' Tipstaff has minor dents to silverwork. Two small dents / scratches to wood. Hair crack to wood below crown.

A Victorian silver mounted ivory tipstaff, the plain ivory rod surmounted by a silver-gilt crown, the base bearing the Liver Bird crest for the City of Liverpool – incomplete hallmarks possibly London 1866, 10”

18th/19thC brass tipstaff engraved with GRIV public office Armagh C/7 with turned wood grip