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Lot 141
A 5 shot .32” rimfire Wesson & Harrington single action pocket revolver, 6¼” overall, octagonal barrel 2¾” stamped “Wesson & Harrington Worcester Mass. Pat Feb 7 June 13 ‘71” and serial number2089, bright nickel plated overall with sheath trigger, ejector on right side and bird’s head butt with rosewood grips. Good Working Order and Clean Condition. Plate 33
Lot 367
A 6 shot .36” Allen & Thurber Worcester “Dragoon” self cocking bar hammer percussion pepperbox revolver, 10” overall, barrels 5¼” stamped on ribs “Allen & Thurber Worcester, Patented 1837 Cast Steel”, bar hammer stamped “Allen’s Patent”, with scroll engraved frame, spur trigger guard and bag shaped butt with plain walnut grips. Good Working Order and Condition, patinated overall, minor wear. Plate 87
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 33
A Davenport blue and white sauce tureen, cover and ladle, c.1825, decorated with flowers and trees in a fenced garden, impressed mark, a Worcester tea bowl and saucer, late 18th century, with wrythen moulded bodies and blue and gilt borders, crescent mark, a Wedgwood saucer, early 20th century, with a blue and gilt border, a Wedgwood & Co. pottery plate, of octagonal shape, printed with a seashell and seaweed within a black and blue border, 20cm diameter, and a porcelain boat-shaped comport, early 19th century, the bowl painted with a bouquet of flowers on a blue ground decorated with gilt anthemia, husks and flowers (9) CONDITION REPORT: Davenport - two internal hairline cracks, knop restuck. Worcester saucer - cracked across the centre. Wedgwood plate - 3.5cm crack and some discolouration. Comport - base detached and re-stuck
Lot 349
A pair of porcelain birds, early 19th century, each seated on a square green glazed pedestal, 8cm high, a Chamberlain's Worcester hound, c.1835, seated on a canted and stepped rectangular green glazed plinth, inscribed 'Chamberlain's Worcester', 6.5cm high, a Chamberlain's Worcester mouse, c.1835, crouching on a green base inscribed 'Chamberlain's Worcester', 6cm long, and a porcelain figure of a seated tabby cat, early 19th century, with sponged yellow and black decoration on a domed base, 5cm high (5) CONDITION REPORT: Birds: one wing and beaks restored. Dog: no obvious major faults. Mouse: minor chip to one ear, 1cm hairline crack to underside of base. Cat: minor chips to ears, small hairline crack and 1cm restoration to rear of base.
Lot 42
A Devonmoor Toby Jug, a Royal Worcester tankard commemorating Nelson`s victory at Trafalgar together with a similar tankard by Royal Doulton commemorating the Battle of Waterloo, both with embossed pewter type covers, a 19th century opaque glass vase with drawn neck and printed decoration of lovers, a small collection of dressing table wares, etc
Lot 140
A collection of ceramics including a Royal Worcester figure modelled by F G Doughty "A Woodland Dance" together with a Copeland Spode Italian pattern blue and white printed teapot, "Abbey" pattern mug, further blue and white wares, rectangular dish with Wemyss style painted rose decoration, Crown Ducal bowl designed by Charlotte Rhead, a Goebel cruet set modelled as monks together with a similar jug, etc
Lot 723
A coloured artist`s proof etching by Richard Beer of Worcester College, signed bottom right Richard Beer and inscribed "Worcester Artist`s Proof", 45 x 60 cm in white and gilt frame, a limited edition coloured print after W H W Titcomb showing a rugby game on the close at Clifton College, 90/500, 28 x 36 cm together with a 19th century coloured engraving showing the front of Jesus College, Turl, Oxford published 1839 by J Ryman, 34 x 22 cm, both in simple black frames
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