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Lot 104
An early 20th century French faience clock garniture, the eight day timepiece contained within a column case with urn finial, with painted and moulded floral decoration on an ivory and pink ground, together with a pair of conforming candlesticks. Printed and painted marks, Galle, Nancy, St Clement.
Lot 394
A good cased pair of 28 bore officer’s flintlock holster pistols by Joseph Manton, 13½” overall, rifled octagonal twist barrels 8” with gold lines and touch holes, breeches with foliate engraving, the underside of the barrels with London provisional and definitive proofs and engraved with the initials “J.P”, the muzzles with swivel ramrods; flat bolted locks with rainproof pans and raised cams on the frizzen springs, plate engraved with fern tip borders and “Joseph Manton, London”, walnut halfstocks with silver barrel wedge plates and escutcheons and rounded chequered butts; steel mounts include engraved fore-end caps and engraved and shaped trigger guards with urn finials, containing single set triggers. Good Working Order and Condition (one tumbler screw head detached but present, the trigger guards well reblued); in their original green baize lined fitted brass bound mahogany case, with folding handle in the lid and with good trade label of “Joseph Manton, Gun Maker, Davies Street, Berkeley Square, London”, containing 28 bore steel pincer mould, 3 way copper and brass flask with screw base, and later turnscrew and cleaning rod. Good Condition (no key, small old split to lid). Plate 97
Lot 1259
A 1796 pattern infantry officer’s sword, tapering flattened diamond section blade 32”, etched on both sides with pre 1801 R Arms and supporters with motto, and “For My Country and King” in simple panels, regulation hilt with double shell guard, knucklebow and quillon (bent), octagonal urn shaped pommel, simulated silver wirebound grip. GC, the hilt retaining approx 50% original gilt, dark patina to blade. Plate 6
Lot 1397
An 18 bore flintlock duelling pistol by Oates, Worcester, 14½” overall, octagonal barrel 9” with London style proofs and engraved “Worcester” in script; flat bolted lock with rainproof pan and roller on frizzen, plate engraved “Oates” in script, halfstocked with horn fore end cap, deeply chequered butt, shield shaped silver escutcheon and engraved steel trigger guard with urn finial; with replacement horn tipped ramrod. GWO & Basically GC (worn overall with moderate pitting, the cock a good replacement). Plate 8
Lot 417
A George II silver coffee pot, maker's mark unclear possibly by either Richard Bayley or Richard Beale, London 1734, of tapered cylindrical form on a moulded circular foot, with an urn finial, engraved with a coat of arms, the base engraved with intials H over W*S, 23cm high, 20oz CONDITION REPORT: No obvious major faults. Scorching and splits to handle.
Lot 648
A Victorian porcelain obelisk, commemorating Crimean soldiers, inscribed 'To the Brave' and with various battles, printed mark 'Lockett, Baguley & Cooper, Shelton, Staffs, June 25th 1858', 23cm high, a bisque porcelain tobacco jar, modelled as Queen Mary's doll's house, a Victorian vase, modelled as a hand with urn, and a clasped hand ornament (4)
Lot 254
A Breitling aneroid barometer within a veined granite surround and a pair of baluster shaped granite vases, a large blue glazed pottery urn, together with a "Genealogical and Historical Chart of the Sovereigns of Europe" by Jane E F M Peers and MARCEL COSSON "L'Armee Britannique au camp du Rouen", a collection of prints
Lot 320
A 19th century Chinese porcelain bowl (Daoguang Tao-Kuang 1821-1850 seal mark to base), having turquoise interior and rim painted with beetle, moth and grasshopper and floral sprays, the outer body with urn, musical instruments, sword and flowers in bright enamelled colours, 21.8cm diameter by 8.2cm high
Lot 229
An octagonal baluster caster, the pull-off cover with urn finial, maker`s mark of Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1903; a christening mug, of slightly concave form, on domed foot, Sheffield 1914; a set of three Irish George III teaspoons, two other spoons, a butter knife and a pair of sugar tongs, total approx. weight 9 1/2 troy oz; together with a rectangular silver clad table cigarette box, the lid chased with a crest and motto, London 1907 (10)
Lot 906
An early 19th century Chamberlain's Worcester cobalt ground campana urn vase painted with a reserve of Melrose Abbey and with gilt foliate scroll highlights, height 30cm (damage). (See illustration) Condition Report: broken where at the point where the base joins the main body. Restored handles and much rubbing to gilding.
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