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Lot 7
A George III mahogany and brass mounted horse measuring stick, with an adjustable arm and engraved scale, inscribed `F. NEWTON, GRANTHAM`, with a detachable lower section to measure hounds, 206.3cm high. Provenance: The Old Rectory, Little Langford, Wiltshire. Sold by order of Trustees of the Estate of the late Miss S.F. Rooke.
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Lot 220
A shaped gilt framed wall mirror, boxed set of costume jewellery, a Chinoiserie Oriental box, an enamelled boxed dressing table set, a ladies watch bangle, etc, marked "Geneva", boxed pair of earrings, embossed white metal miniature box and a small miniature coloured print, together with a bamboo walking stick
Lot 231
A 19th Century cello with scroll shaped head stock, and a Nicholas Duchene bow CONDITION REPORTS Length of back approx. 75.5 cm excluding button, sides with numerous large splits and chips, and edges with heavy wear, chips and losses, table with numerous large splits and areas of filler, overall heavily scuffed, scratched and chipped, finger board has fallen off, pegs have had base style metal bracket screw fittings added and screwed onto the side of the scroll, some separating and lifting at cracks and splits, back appears to have some block repairs which have been glued into place to the interior, bridge is loose and unbranded, bow with wear and scuffs and stick not quite true.
Lot 695
A NOVELTY WALKING STICK the head carved and painted in likeness of Winston Churchill, by Reginald Lewis, 94cm long. Note: A similar stick was presented by Mr Lewis to Mr Churchill in 1951. A letter of thanks from the latter`s private secretary, on House of Commons headed notepaper, accompanies the lot.
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