WWI memorial plaque, Ernest Brotherhood, card envelope, with copied research 193445 Yeoman Signaller Ernest Brotherhood R N (1881-1916) of Groby, ...
A South East Asian brass mounted hardwood work box, late 19th c, 41 x 19 x 28cm Some losses to brass mounts Scuffs and scratches consistent with a...
flat iron cooking surface with loop handle; used over an open fire to cook traditional breads and oatcakes. 32 cm. high; 37 cm. wide
A Victorian gold half sovereign, 1899; another, 1901 (2)
a streamlined 20th-century radio set in brown Bakelite casing, by EKCO. 28 x 28 cm.
decorated in the traditional Willow pattern. 42 x 53 cm.
A cabochon star sapphire, 9.08ct, unmounted Good condition
of tapered cylindrical shape, constructed using traditional coopered techniques. 40 cm. high; 20 cm. wide
A Victorian walnut cane, the handle carved with a bearded man in a fez, 89cm h In largely good condition
with swing handle and lidded inner bowl; used for heating glue in carpentry and leatherwork. 16 cm. high; 20 cm. wide
a small iron cooking pot with swing handle, for hearthside use. 16 cm. high; 22 cm. wide
a classic upright churn, likely in pine, used for the traditional preparation of buttermilk. 64 cm. high; 28 cm. diameter
An Elizabeth II half sovereign, 1982, 4g
variously shaped vintage whiskey bottles, ideal for bar display or collectors of Irish distillery ware. 26 cm. high
Miscellaneous metalware and other items including two copper warming pans, a pair of onyx lamps, brass jam pans and a vintage reptile bag, etc
a selection of tools with copper fittings or design, possibly related to plumbing or specialised trades.
WWI pair to a Nurse, British War Medal and Victory Medal, E C Parkinson V A D
fitted with a brass dish and accompanied by a collection of graduated brass weights. 21.5 cm. high; 17 cm. wide; 15 cm. deep
deep-bowled pitchforks, likely used for transferring loose straw, grain, or silage.
featuring wave-form decorative elements, this rare tool was used to maintain the firmness of bread crusts over heat. 43 cm. high; 31 cm. wide
A 19th-century timber soil crusher, traditionally donkey-drawn, with a series of ridged rollers for breaking clods and preparing soil.
a classic Murphy valve radio, housed in a polished walnut case, emblematic of mid-century home entertainment. 50 cm. high; 46 cm. wide; 24 cm. deep
A George V sovereign, 1913, 8g
an early conical fire extinguisher, painted red and designed for mounting in workshops or barns. 81 cm. high; 19 cm. wide; 19 cm. deep
a manual weed removal tool with iron prongs and long wooden shaft, used in tillage. 187 cm. long; 60 cm. wide
British Empire Medal, EIIR, Civil Division and Imperial Service Medal, Ethel Marjorie Mrs Swinden [Mrs Marjorie Swinden BEM on ISM] case of issue
marked “MYSTO Your Guarantee”, a copper agricultural sprayer with leather straps, used in applying liquid treatments to crops. 45 x 45 cm.
a hand-carved mortar and matching pestle, used for grinding herbs or spices. 10 cm. high; 18 cm. wide
Miniature medals, seven, including MBE Military Division and 1914 Star and clasp
A 19th-century forged iron serving ladle, with a deep bowl and long flattened handle terminating in a decorative scroll. 37 cm. long
A 2in brass refracting telescope, early 20th c, stitched leather covered tube, lens cap
An Edward VII gold sovereign, 1905
a varied collection of solid brass weights in graduated sizes, formerly used in general stores and markets.
a traditional hand-held turf cutter used for harvesting peat, a vital resource in rural Irish households.
A Victorian Sovereign, Melbourne mint, 1883, young head, 7.8g
including one stamped John Nixton Aldergrove, both with lids and looped handles for transport. 72 cm. high; 33.5 cm. wide
one rectangular, one oval; used in rural butter production and storage. 12 cm. high; 46 cm. wide
a long-handled crook used for managing sheep, typical of the tools used by 19th-century shepherds.
weighing 4lb 10oz, caught in 1985, preserved in a glass-fronted case with painted scenic background. 25 cm. high; 64 cm. wide; 13 cm. deep
of tapered cylindrical form, used for grinding herbs, spices or medicines; beautifully turned from dense yew wood.
depicting a Scottish man and woman in traditional attire; typical of Victorian Staffordshire figurative ceramics. 34 cm. high; 22 cm. wide
a decorative wall plaque featuring Irish national imagery and the word ""Éire"". 28 x 19 cm.
A George V half sovereign, London mint, 1914, later 9ct gold pendant mount, 4.8g gross
a grouping of traditional cooking implements used over open fires or stoves.
a varied assortment of vintage workshop instruments and tools.
a cast-iron tripod pot for cooking over open fires, with distinctive pouring lip and handle.
promoting Pierce of Wexford, printed by The Ormond Printing Co., Dublin, and housed in its original frame. 62 x 76 cm.
a simple, utilitarian garden tool, designed for uprooting weeds with precision.
an early 20th-century radio housed in a brown Bakelite case, representative of post-war design. 33 x 26 cm.
with six rungs, crafted from ash wood; used in orchard work for fruit harvesting and pruning. 173 cm. high; 40 cm. wide
Various traditional utensils and small implements, all in pine, from 19th-century kitchens.
a classic table-top gramophone with polished brass horn; early 20th-century audio equipment. 72 cm. high; 42 cm. wide
Numismatics – UK gold sovereign 1968 A/Unc (1)
An Elizabeth II sovereign, 1966, 7.8g
used for digging and agricultural labour, each with long handles and metal blades.
decorated with green and red floral sprays in sponge technique; a vibrant and usable kitchen piece. 13 cm. high; 24 cm. wide
classic iron-tined forks, formerly used in agricultural work, now with aged patina.
a utilitarian wooden rack fitted with iron hooks, designed for organising and storing gardening tools. 8 cm. high; 95 cm. wide; 2 cm. deep
An Edward VII gold sovereign, 1910
WWI pair, British War Medal and Victory Medal, S33445 Pte F C Atkinson 17 Lond R and an RAOB silver gilt and enamel officer's jewel
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