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Lot 851
A late Louis XVI ormolu and white marble mantle clockThe case surmounted with a foliage-filled urn, above the drum case with laurel festooned musical trophy apron below, flanked to each side by a feather finial above black sectional column, the shaped base with a painted portrait roundel of a lady, on stepped foot and a bow-fronted plinth, with toupie feet; the white 4 ½ in. enamel dial with Arabic numerals and pierced moon hands, with twin train fusée movement and anchor escapement, striking on a bell52cm. high overall. 1 pendulum. IllustratedA very similar clock is in illustrated in Tardy, French Clocks The World Over, Part Two, 5th Edition, Paris 1981, p. 66 and is in the collection of the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire, Geneva.
Lot 2051
Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a hinge lidded trefoil shaped trinket box, raised on three feet, Birmingham 1912, a butter shell, Sheffield 1910, a small circular bowl, Chester 1913, a small milk jug, a twin handled trophy cup, a twin handled circular bonbon dish, having pierced decoration, London 1892 and coins comprising; three Victorian half crowns 1891, 1894 and 1895, also an Edwardian VII half crown 1906, combined weight of weighable silver 270 gms, (10).
Lot 196
A George V silver two handled trophy cupOf conventional form, with a tapered foot, inscribed, raised on a wooden pedestal base, by William Neale Ltd, Birmingham 1923, height on base 17.5cm, together with, another silver two handled trophy cup, with a knopped stem and applied beaded borders, Sheffield 1901, height off base 12.2cm, two silver presentation cups, of plain form with shallow bowls, inscribed, various dates and makers, height 11.4cm, weight of weighable silver combined approx. 10.9oz (4)
Lot 233
A Victorian silver two handled trophyOf circular form, the lower body embossed Art Nouveau leaf detail, with leaf capped scroll handles, raised on a circular spread foot, inscribed, 'Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, Agricultural Merchants Section', by John Aldwinkle & John Slater, London 1886, height 20cm, weight approx. 37oz CONDITION REPORT: Bent base as trophy wobbles when standing, large dent to body and two holes either side of dent light scratches, see photos
Lot 640
An early 19th century East European cavalry officer’s sword, curved fullered blade 30½”, etched on both sides with star, man in the moon, 2 stars, trophy of arms, 2 stars and turbanned head and shoulders at forte, brass pronounced stirrup hilt with langets (device missing from outer side), knucklebow, plain forward sloping pommel and backstrap with langets, wirebound leather grip (some wear), in ifs steel scabbard with shaped shoe, 2 brass bands with rings, and brass throat mount; old label attached: “Russian Lt Cavalry Officer’s sword and scabd. c 1800”. GC Plate 8
Lot 810
A pair of silver mounted 18 bore cannon barrelled “Queen Anne” type percussion sidehammer pistols, by R Wilson, c 1740, converted from flintlock with breech drums, 12” overall, turn off barrels 5¼”, the breeches signed Wilson and with London proofs and maker’s mark, the bulbous walnut butts having shell carving around the barrel tangs and silver grotesque mask butt caps with traces of illegible hall marks, trophy of arms sideplates and tear drop shaped escutcheons. GWO & C (small chip from one butt, the barrels worn almost smooth). Plate 10
Lot 1257
20 BEST Model 1:43 Sports/racing cars. 4x 750 Monza Tourist Trophy 1955 RN4, Goodwood 1955 RN6, Targa Florio 1955 RN120 and Prova. Plus 3x 860 Monza Nurburgring 1956 RN2, Sebring 1956 RN17 and Mille Miglia 1956 RN551. 2x 290MM – Prova and Mille Miglia 1956 RN548. Plus 2x 250LM 1968 RN20 and 1965 RN23 all in racing red. Plus 3x 750 Monza - Carrera Pan Am 1954 in black RN2, yellow Spa 1955 RN33 and white Daytona 1955 RNA45. Also 3x Jaguar E Types – Oulton Park 1961 in blue RN4, Brands Hatch 1965 in white RN109 and Nurburgring 1963 in silver RN67. 2x Alfa Romeo TZ1 1963, Targa Florio 1964 RN58 in red and Le Mans 1964 RN40 in metallic green. Also a Lancia Beta Mont.T Le Mans 1961 RN68 in white. All boxed, minor wear. Contents Mint.
Lot 18
A late 19th century Imperial German souvenir glazed earthenware ½ litre beerstein, with coloured transfer decorated scene of infantryman with rifles and long brass hilted bayonets and wearing pickelhaubes and a mounted officer wearing a peaked cap, inscribed around the top “Inf. Regt. Graf Bulow Von Dennewitz (6. Westpf.) No 5r”, hinged pewter lid embossed with trophy of flags and arms and with vacant shield in the centre, thumb piece in the form of an eagle. Good Condition Plate 13
Lot 46
A Nicaraguan diplomat’s sword, slender hollow triangular section blade 30½”, with maker’s name (unclear) at forte, etched with foliate panels for one third length, brass hilt, the pierced turn down shell guard incorporating arms within circle “Republica Nicaragua” on trophy of flags, with foliage, foliate crossguard, ornamental domed pommel, swollen MOP panelled grip, in its brass mounted steel scabbard with single ring. Good Condition. Plate 21
Lot 751
An Edward VII silver twin handled trophy, engraved '21st Middlesex V. R. C. presented by Colonel Henry Byrne V. D. to 'E' Company for holding the Sutherland Challenge Cup by obtaining the highest percentage of efficients & best figure of merit for shooting, three years in succession 1900-1-2, Commander of Company Major F. S. Winkley V. D.', London 1902, 23.1toz, 14 by 23 by 18.5cm high, on a turned ebonised wooden stand, 14 by 8cm, together with an Edward VII silver mounted cut glass bowl, engraved to rim 'Presented to Major F. S. Winkley V. D. by the Non Com Officers & Privates as a mark of esteem & respect on his retirement from the command of 'E' Company, February 1905, 21st Middx V. R. C.', 24 by 11cm. (2)
Lot 1030
Sherburn Farmers Coursing Cup, Chatsworth Coursing Meeting 'The Chatsworth Cup' two handled silver trophy cup and cover won by Mr G W Smith's 'Scholes' 1910, engraved with a coursing scene, cover with a figure of Victory, Sheffield 1909, maker P A & S, 32oz, H41cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 222
Miscellaneous lot of porcelain pipes, novelty sport trophy, iron door keys, military buttons. A large metal alloy spoon engraved to the handle 'Gained - by - Co. James Robertson - For Splendid Scoring - In the Annual Competition - of - H Coy - 1872'; three bronze figural groups of putti; five German porcelain pipes, painted with armorials; a collection of 15 Victorian and earlier keys; 20 Ordnance Corps and Royal Engineers tunic and cuff buttons; and five various watches.
Lot 11
Westminster Coin FDC cover collection. 19 covers. Includes 1940-1990 Battle of Britain FDC, D-day Allied Landings at Normandy FDC, Royal Air Force 80th Anniversary coin FDC, The Spitfire coin FDC, Hawker Hurricane coin FDC, 60th Anniv of the spitfire coin FDC, Guernsey Schneider Trophy Victory commemorative coin FDC, Berlin Airlift Commemorative FDC, Berlin Airlift Philatelic Medallic cover and others. Good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95.
Lot 165
AVIATION: George Stainforth (1899-1942) British Wing Commander, the first pilot to exceed 400mph and a member of various victorious Schneider Trophy teams. A.L.S., G. H. Stainforth, two pages, 8vo, South Farnborough, 10th November 1933, to Colonel Bunker, on the printed stationery of the Experimental Section, Royal Aircraft Establishment. Stainforth thanks his correspondent for their letter and asks if he will 'convey to the Flag Officers and Committee of the Royal Corinthian Yacht Club my thanks for their hospitality', adding that he enjoyed his visit very much. Together with a second, brief A.L.S., G. H. Stainforth, one page, 8vo, South Farnborough, 20th June 1933, to Miss [Eileen] Cond, on the printed stationery of the Experimental Section, Royal Aircraft Establishment. Stainforth thanks his correspondent for her letter and forwards the autograph she requested; Owen Cathcart-Jones (1901-1985) English Aviator who set several World Records for Long Distance flights in the 1930s. T.L.S., Owen Cathcart-Jones, one page, 4to, Feltham, Middlesex, 11th June 1933, to Miss. Eileen M. Cond, on the printed stationery of The Hanworth Club at London Air Park. Cathcart-Jones thanks his correspondent for her letter and best wishes for his flight to Australia and continues to remark 'You must not believe half the rather vulgar things which appear in the newspapers, but if we do go on this flight it will be in September, and then, will only be quite a private flight from Berlin, Australia and back'. He concludes 'I sincerely hope that my signature will not disfigure your book in any way, and that you will kindly not place it next to those of Mollison, Crippen, or Randolph Churchill'. Together with a second, brief T.L.S., Owen Cathcart-Jones, one page, 8vo, Park Lane, London, 8th November 1934, to Miss. Eileen M. Cond, on the printed stationery of Grosvenor House. Cathcart-Jones thanks his correspondent for her letter of congratulations. Two paperclip rust stains to the edges of the letter, one slightly affecting the signature; Ken Waller (1908- ) British Chief Test Pilot, participated in the MacRobertson Centenary Air Race in 1934 alongside Owen Cathcart-Jones. A.L.S., Ken Waller, one page, 4to, Lympne Airport, Kent, 14th April 1935, to Miss [Eileen] Cond, on the attractive blue printed stationery of the Cinque Ports Flying Club. Waller thanks his correspondent for her letter and sends his autograph as requested. Tape stains to the upper and lower edges, not affecting the text or signature; Peggy Salaman (1912- ) Jewish English Pilot who, at the age of 19, set a record flight from England to Cape Town in 1931, accompanied by Gordon Store. A.L.S., Peggy Salaman, one page, 8vo, Hyde Park, London, 13th December n.y., to Peggy Cond. Salaman thanks her correspondent for their letter of congratulations and continues 'Mr. Store is in Kimberley, so I can not get his autograph for your collection. I enclose a snap shot (no longer present) of the lion cubs and myself. I had Juba and Joker in the plane from Juba to Kimberley, the distance is 2,705 miles'. G to generally VG, 6
Lot 24
MOORE BOBBY: (1941-1993) English Footballer, Captain of the England World Cup winning team of 1966. Signed 6 x 8 photograph depicting Moore in a three quarter length pose kissing the Jules Rimet trophy following England's victory in the World Cup final at Wembley Stadium on 30th July 1966. In the immediate background the England players Jack Charlton and Geoff Hurst can be seen. Signed by Moore in blue ink to the image and also signed by Geoff Hurst at the head of the image (Hurst's signature with poor contrast). A couple of very slight, minor corner creases, otherwise VG
Lot 10
STANLEY FREDERICK: (1841-1908) 16th Earl of Derby.British Politician, Governor General of Canada 1888-93. An avid sportsman, Stanley is famous in North America for presenting Canada with the Stanley Cup, the annually awarded Ice Hockey Championship trophy. D.S., Fred Stanley, one page, folio, St. James's Palace, London, 30th April 1878. The partially printed document is a military commission appointing William Henry Fife to be an Adjutant in the Yeomanry Forces. Signed by Stanley at the foot in his capacity as Secretary of State for War and countersigned by Prince George, Duke of Cambridge (1819-1904) Commander-in-Chief of the Forces 1856-95. With a pale blue blind embossed paper seal affixed. Partially mounted to a folio page removed from an album. With light age wear, otherwise VG
Lot 11
GOLF INTEREST: LOT OF PRESENTATION TROPHY CUPS RELATED TO SKELMORLIE GOLF CLUBto include a large two handled cup on pedestal base bearing presentation inscription 'The Anderson Trophy', with two other cups including the 'Centenary Cup'; also with silver plated presentation tray from Skelmorlie Golf Club, the largest trophy 36cm high (4)
Lot 143
Miscellaneous Silver Plate, including 12 pcs ivory style handled fish knives and forks, original presentation box, a mahogany case of six fish knives and forks in the original box together with six bone handled fruit knives and forks Marshall & Sons, Edinburgh dd 1889, Chesterfield presentation trophy and six solid silver coffee spoons, Sheffield hallmark dd 1946, mm S&B.
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