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Lot 22
Group lot of porcelain, glassIncluding Delft tiles, brass dish, porcelain bowls, glass paperweight, porcelain fish, porcelain chamber stick, English silver plate tea strainer, glass shades, oil lamp, glass covered dish & other. Collection from Estate of Chalmers Benedict Wood, Foreign Service Officer & Ambassador to New Zealand.
Lot 555
An historically interesting hall stand made from part of a WWI propeller, reputedly from the Cuffley “Zeppelin” (actually Schutte-Lanz S L II), comprising the massive 10½” steel boss, to which is attached one of the laminated wooden blades which has been reshaped and cut down to 62” (measured from the centre of the boss), the outer edge of the hub stamped “22428/ Axial/ Edulzug/ 260 PS D310 ST 180/ TP999”, mounted as the back of a walking stick/ umbrella stand. GC; together with a label stating that the propeller was from the Cuffley Schutte-Lanz SL 11, brought down by 2nd Lieut Leefe Robinson in September 1916, and was owned by the late Capt Manning, late of the Air Ministry; also a small archive of letters and articles relating to the Cuffley “Zeppelin”, and to 2nd Lieut Leefe Robinson. One letter in particular identifies the markings, “Axial” being the manufacturer, and 260 P.S. referring to the horse power, which could apply to Mercedes DIVa engines (for giant aircraft) or Maybach Mb IVa (for aircraft or airships), the S L II being fitted with the latter. 2nd Lieut W Leefe Robinson shot down SLII on the night of 2-3rd September 1916, being the first airman to shoot down a German airship in WWI, for which he was awarded the Victoria Cross, £3,500 in prize money, and a silver cup donated by the people of Hornchurch. Plate 12
Lot 598
A Third Reich leather belt, with steel Army buckle retaining traces of paint; a party armband with applied device; an “NSDAP Partei Bereitschaft”, printed armband; a large woven PT breast eagle; a black wound badge; an army officer’s metal cap wreath and cockade; a pair of Unteroffizier’s shoulder straps; a single major’s epaulette with small brass “A H” device; 2 woven eagles; 2 small SS deaths heads; approximately 15 other small stick pin badges etc; and a few coins and banknotes. Average GC
Lot 834
An 1879 period Zulu regimental war shield umbhumbuluzo, 39” x 21”, black hair with white spot, mounted with two antelope horns (stick missing), bearing an old label on the back stating “Hitch Chiswick”. Some discoloration otherwise GC. Plate 10 Note: Sold with research suggesting a link to Frederick Hitch, who, as a member of B Company, 2/24th, was awarded the Victoria Cross for gallantry at the Battle of Rorke’s Drift, 22 January 1879. Hitch later lived in Chiswick, on his death in 1913 he was buried in Chiswick Old Cemetery.
Lot 459
Silver mounted presentation swagger stick, the silver mount inscribed `Presented to Staff Sergt TY FERUCANE of the School of Musketry Hythe and formerly of the 22nd Regiment BY COLONEL BORTON C.B and the officers of the 17th Depot Battn Limerick as the winner of the "United Stakes" FOOT RACE, 200 yards open to the Sergeants of the Garrison, 6th June, 1860 at the Limerick Garrison Foot Races` 90cm long
Lot 531
A Victorian stick barometer, with thermometer, signed Yeates & Son, Dublin, in a carved oak case, 104 cm high Condition report Report by RB Both bevelled glass panels in good condition, the ivory register chipped to the right of the tube at the top, and is now lodged in the lower left hand corner, there is mercury in the tube although we cannot guarantee it works, there is possibly a moulding missing to the arched top, which I suspect may have been glued as there is a difference in colour and I can see no sign of any pinholes. From a local private client this is in a market fresh condition
Lot 108
George III inlaid mahogany stick barometer, the engraved silvered dial with Masonic emblems and signed Bapt Ronchate & Co Fecit (probably Givoanni Battista Ronchetti), 95cm long Clearly heavily modified, the mercury tube goes straight through the name at the top of the silvered dial so it is obviously been modified in this area, mouldings are replaced, reservoir cover is replaced etc - We do not guarantee the workings of baromete
Lot 367
19th Century Italian ‘Grand Tour’ clear glass table scent bottle having pierced and engraved brass mounts and five painted panels depicting architectural scenes, 10cm high together with a somewhat similar ruby glass table scent bottle, the hinged cover with a painted foliate panel, 13cm high The red bottle has been glued to its base mount with a modern Uhu type `messy` glue, the same glue has been used to stick down some of the lifting scroll work and there are losses on one side where a section approximately 10mm in length having two acanthu
Lot 388
19th Century gnarled rootwood walking stick, 93.5cm long There are vertical fissures running up the length of the shaft, there is wear to the ferrule which is worn through to one side, there is a hole drilled through near the top presumably for a leather strap at some stage - ** General condition consistent wit
Lot 433
Pair of 19th Century brass candlesticks, each having a cast sconce, chased tapered cylindrical column and standing on a cast trefoil base with grapevine decoration and with paw feet, 31.5cm high One stick rather bent above the base, this would appear just to be the steel connecting rod as the sticks are formed from many elements stacked on one another with a central steel core, rubbing to the gilding on both - ** General condition consistent with
Lot 494
Maori carved walking stick decorated with two Tekoteko, the first with three fingered hands clutching its stomach, both having paua shell eyes, the pommel handle also with paua inlay, 86cm long Some scuffing to the stick approximately 70mm from the base and general wear associated with use - ** General condition consistent with age
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