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Lot 284
A pair of French gilt metal three light candelabra in Louis XIV taste, 20th century, the waisted urn sockets and drip pans on scrolling foliate arms and knopped stems issuing from bodies cast as twin handled urns with acanthus and fruit basket motifs, on break front rectangular section plinths cast with masks and columnar supports, on scrolled mask feet, 77 cm high, 33 cm wide Please Note: the date of these candelabra should read '20th century' and not as stated in the printed catalogue
Lot 332
A pair of Regency brass and glass twin light lustre candelabra, circa 1815, each with faceted glass finial above a raised tier of faceted pendants, on stems each issuing twin scrolling branches with avine cast finials and urn sockets, rising from cylindrical blue glass plinths and gilt metal bases, 56cm high, 29cm wide
Lot 89
A gilt brass and iron fire grate in George III style, early 20th century, with rectangular backplate, a serpentine fronted three bar body and floral openwork apron, supported by two square section gilt legs incised with floral motifs, the four urn finials incised with garlands and engine milling style decoration, 77 cm high, 82 cm wide
Lot 311
A continental gilt metal light candelabra, with cast sconces with pierced open arms, and on urn support and cast base, 70cm high, a Turkoman Chaval, with symmetrical design on a red ground, 151x93cm, and two pairs of gilt metal scrolling curtain pole brackets, 19th century, with applied acanthus leaf decoration, 35cm high, together with two similar gilt metal curtain tie-backs (8)
Lot 362
A mixed lot of four 19th century silver wine labels, comprising: one by Charles Rawlings, London 1824, oval form, with an urn and trailing grapevines, pierced 'MADEIRA', plus one by Elkington and Co, Birmingham 1859, pierced 'CLARET', plus one incised 'PORT' and one with a slot in title 'WHISKEY', approx. weight 3oz. (4)
Lot 429
A George III silver mustard pot, by Hester Bateman, London 1787, circular form, scroll handle, domed hinged cover, urn finial, beaded borders, engraved with a crest, with a blue glass liner, length 10.2cm, approx. weight 2.4oz. The crest is that of Mortlock, for John George Mortlock, of Melbourn and Meldreth, Cambridgeshire.
Lot 402
A BOULLE BRACKET MANTEL CLOCK, 19TH CENTURY BUYERS ARE ADVISED THAT A SERVICE IS RECOMMENDED FOR CLOCKS PURCHASED the 9cm gilt engraved circular dial with raised enamelled Roman hour numerals, the backplate stamped with a Japy Frères gold medal, bell striking movement, the stepped hood decorated with trailing floral sprays, surmounted by a flower-filled urn, pendulum window, acanthus-leaf decoration to the apron, on scrolled leaf feet 34,5cm high
Lot 576
A DUTCH DELFT BLUE AND WHITE URN AND COVER, 1884 the fluted baluster body hand painted in cobalt blue with a central peacock with birds and insects amongst floral decoration, the cover surmounted by a dome-shaped finial, painted factory mark, Joost Thooft, impressed 'WZK C', crazing throughout, hairline cracks to the upper rim of the urn 50cm high
Lot 751
A CAPE BRASS COFFEE URN AND KONFOOR, THOMAS CHRISTOPHER FALK, ROBERTSON, 20TH CENTURY the pierced square konfoor with side drawer on four pad feet, cylindrical urn with moulded bands stamped ‘ T.C. Falck 1974 Robertson’, applied strap-work handles and spigot, detachable domed cover with bun-shaped finial, some damage 40cm high (2)
Lot 65
A rare early 20th century Davidson's patent automatic memorandum clock in mahogany case, with octagonal twin handled urn shaped finial housing the memorandum mechanism, signed by John Davidson numbered 4016Provenance; Dr McKessack RotherhamCondition report intended as a guide only.Case good, time function working. Memorandum untested. Some alternations.
Lot 472
Urn shaped brass pommel with 2nd pattern type ‘hatched’ grip showing service use and some blackened finish with what looks like period slight bending back to guards, which has slightly loosened grip fit. Good used 16.9cm long plated double edge blade with early Wilkinson Sword & The FS Fighting Knife Trade Marks to ricasso. Blade shows service use & wear, with field sharpened edges and used spear point. Chocolate brown leather frog with removed leg ties, with blackened brass end cap & belt loop section with replaced leather rope ties for grip fastening. A good old timer from the early 2nd pattern manufacturing days.
Lot 473
Urn shaped brass pommel with 2nd pattern type ‘hatched’ grip showing service use and blackened finish. ‘B’ (Wilkinson wartime stamp), with Dept. Defence arrow stamped to guard. Very good black 17cm long plated double edge blade, with factory sharpened edges and good spear point. Chocolate brown leather frog with removed leg ties/grip suspender, with blackened brass end cap & belt loop section.
Lot 481
WW2 2nd pattern Fairbairn & Sykes commando dagger & scabbard by Wilkinson Sword. Urn shaped pommel with 2nd pattern type ‘hatched’ grip showing service use and blackened finish. ‘B2’ (Wilkinson Sword) with Dept. Defence arrow stamped to top side of guard. 17.2 cm long plated double edge blade, with sharpened edges and use to spear point, with light wear, generally very good. ‘2’ stamped chocolate brown leather frog with leg ties & blackened brass end cap, having had the elastic strap section removed.
Lot 483
Brass urn lid pommel, with stag horn grip, with 2 fixed brass acorns (one missing), with gilt washed brass ‘hoof’ guard & half clamshell. 35cm long, double etched blade, maker marked for W.K.C. with knight’s head trademark. Etchings are the classic military style, with trophies of arms & floral patterns. Brass and leather scabbard fits majority of blade, with 7mm gap. Generally very good overall.
Lot 492
Urn shaped aluminium pommel, with dark blue metal grip. Aluminium winged guard with rotating symbol. 17.5cm long F A Helbig stamped worn & partially pitted blade, retaining leather washer. Blade fits well into the metal & aluminium scabbard, showing light wear overall, one patched repair & missing suspension ring & hanger.
Lot 52
C.1850’s British Army 1822 pattern Infantry Officer’s sword & scabbard by W. Buckmaster & Co.Steel 3 branched guard, with plain quillon, bevelled urn pommel & half chequered backstrap. 80cm long, slightly curved steel blade shows etchings to both sides, with Scottish thistles, strung bugle, V.R. royal cypher & trophies of arms etc, with polished maker mark for W.Buckmaster & Co. London. Sharpened & lightly nicked edge to lower spear point, usual with field use. Leather service scabbard retains the toned metal drag, again usual with these campaign swords. Overall length: 102cm.
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