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AN ART DECO BRONZED SPELTER FIGURE of a young girl wearing a bathing costume with belted skirt, standing with her arms outstretched, on a flared square section white onyx plinth, figure 8 1/2" high, 11 1/4" high overall (Illustrated) £150-250
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AN ART DECO SILVERED SPELTER FIGURE of a female dancer wearing a flowing dress, her right arm raised aloft, 9 1/4" high, on an oval onyx base, 10 1/4" high overall (Illustrated) £120-160
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TWO CHINESE JADE PENDANTS, one of circular form carved in low relief with a dragon and phoenix, pendant from a plaited thread necklace with bead and ring spacers, pendant 1 3/4" diameter, the other carved as a lion (?) climbing a gourd, 2" high £120-160
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A CHINESE DARK RED LACQUERED ALCOVE VASE, 20th century, of baluster form inlaid in mother of pearl with finches amidst flowering branches with butterflies below a "shou" border, 30" high £120-180
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THREE CHINESE IVORY PUZZLE BALLS AND STANDS, the largest profusely carved with flowers enclosing geometrically pierced concentric balls supported in a cup on a sectional pierced cylinder issuing from a male figure standing holding a basket of flowers, raised on a circular base, 10" high overall, together with a similar smaller ball on figural stand, 6 1/2" high, and the smallest ball on a pierced tapering cylindrical stand, 5" high (6) £150-200
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A COLLECTION OF SOFTWOOD BIN LABELS, late 18th century and later, comprising an oblong example "Uncommon Fine Shrub bought by Mr. Cossart Febry", 11 1/4" x 3", "Creme de Noyau Blanc de Grandmaison ... Martinique", 10 1/4" long, a similar example "... French Shrub...", "pair of "Port bottled 1873", and three later examples (8) £100-150
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A LATE VICTORIAN WALKING CANE, the pommel carved as a hound's head with glass eyes and hinged opening mouth, silver ferrule (Birmingham 1899) engraved "M.P." on a varnished thorne stick, head 2 1/4" long £140-180
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A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN GRADUATED COPPER PANS, with iron handles, four with lids, largest 12" across the top £120-180
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A VICTORIAN COPPER PAN of circular round bottomed form, with brass loop handles, 25" wide across the handles, 9" high, together with an associated cast iron stand £100-150
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A CHINESE WASHED AND FRINGED CARPET, the ivory field with repeating floral pattern in pale blue, green and brown, within a champagne main border featuring flower heads, 17' 3" x 11' 9" £300-500
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A CHINESE WASHED AND FRINGED CARPET, the champagne field with ivory floral gul, within a similar ivory border, 16' 4" x 12' £300-500
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A PERSIAN CARPET, the red floral field with central navy blue gul and ivory spandrel, blue foliate main border, 163" x 125" £300-500
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A PERSIAN RUG, 20th century, the ivory field with repeating pictoral pattern of flowering trees, birds and animals, and centred by a similar red gul, black floral main border, powder blue guards and spandrels, 108" x 72" £150-250
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A PERSIAN RUG, early 20th century, the ivory field with deer amongst trailing flowering branches and centred by a large red floral gull, foliate navy blue spandrels and similar main border, 78 1/2" x 57 1/2" (Illustrated) £600-900
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A PERSIAN RUG, the madder field with large sky blue gul having an indigo and salmon centre, blue and indigo main border with similar canary yellow guard, 76 1/2" x 49" £120-180
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A PERSIAN RUNNER, the indigo field with repeating floral pattern with camel coloured spandrel, madder flower and leaf main border within sky blue guards, 187" x 39" £120-180
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A PERSIAN RUNNER, the camel field with repeating large gul pattern, sky blue main border with trailing flowers, rose pink and madder guards, 13' 4" x 3' 1" £120-180
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A PERSIAN RUG, the pale red field with three linked guls in indigo and camel and olive green, brown floral border and camel guards, 56 1/2" x 36 1/2" £100-150
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AN INDIAN SWORD STICK UMBRELLA, early 20th century, with 13 1/2" single fullered blade, ebonised hook handle with carved bone section and brass locking ferrule, 35 3/4" overall £100-150
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AN ENGLISH PLUG BAYONET, late 17th century, the 11 1/2" tapering double edged blade struck with King's head mark on both sides, brass horizontally-recurve quillons, turned wood grip and brass pommel with button terminal, 17 1/2"overall £200-300
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A GEM .177 GERMAN AIR RIFLE, early 20th century, with octagonal barrel, break barrel action, seesaw locking mechanism, nickel plated grip and butt plate with well figured walnut stock, serial number 52812, 35" overall £70-100
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A GERMAN THIRD REICH PARADE BAYONET, with 7 3/4" single fullered blade stamped "SOLINGEN", nickel plated hilt comprising a single quillon hand guard, stag antler grips, shaped pommel and steel scabbard, 14" overall £70-100
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A RUSSIAN COSSACK SABRE (SHASHKA), c.1900, with 31" curved and fullered blade, steel hilt of characteristic form with ribbed wooden grip, and steel mounted wooden scabbard stamped "742" containing bayonet stamped "CB 9247", 39 3/4" overall £100-200
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A MALACCA SWORD STICK, 19th Century, the 27 1/2" blade with blued floral decoration, blackthorn handle with mother of pearl eyes, banded brass ferrule with button release, Malacca body and brass foot, 32 3/4" overall £120-180
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TWO BRITISH DISPATCH RIDER MOTORCYCLE HELMETS, dated 1943 and 1944, with steel shell, padded interior and leather ear guards and straps, 10 3/4" front to back £100-150
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THREE BRITISH DISPATCH RIDER MOTORCYCLE HELMETS, dated 1942/43, with steel shell, padded interior and leather ear guards and straps, 10 3/4" front to back £80-120
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A JAPANESE EDO PERIOD KATANA, 18th century, the 27 1/4" single edged blade with midare hamon and signed tang, Shin Gunto tsuba, wrapped shagreen grip and leather bound wooden scabbard, 39" overall (Illustrated)
The swordsmith signing this blade appears to be Shigeyuki of the Fujiwara clan, working in Bungo Province. The blade does not appear to be dated. W.M. Hawley, Japanese Swordsmiths Revised, (1981), states that there was a swordsmith working in Bungo Province around 1624 who used these characters in his signature (ref SHI 745; p.724), followed by subsequent generations through to the 18th century who used various combinations and variations on these characters £300-500
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A WILLIAM IV BUCKINGHAM POLICE TRUNCHEON, with unpainted turned grip, green painted body inscribed in gold "IV WR" over a crown, "BUCKS" and "C", and rounded tip, 23 1/2" overall £100-150
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A COLLECTION OF GERMAN FIRST AND SECOND WORLD WAR MEMORABILIA, comprising a Third Reich Iron Cross, a 1939 War Merit Cross, a Prussian spread eagle helmet badge, Third Reich NSDAP Car pennant along with nine other Third Reich badges and medals (13) £100-180
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AN EAST INDIA COMPANY BROWN BESS FLINTLOCK MUSKET BY BOND, dated 1806(?), the 40 1/4" barrel with front sight and rear sight stamped "JPR/EXR/531", full walnut stock with brass fittings, action with double line border inscribed "BOND" and "1806(?)", brass trigger guard, steel strap loops and ram, 56 1/2" overall £300-400
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A U.S. CIVIL WAR SPRINGFIELD MUSKET manufactured in Belgium, the 39 3/4" barrel engraved 1863 and initialled E.G. in circle with front sight and adjustable rear sight, walnut stock with steel ram, steel trigger guard and two sling swivels, 55" overall £200-250
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A NORTH AFRICAN SNAPHAUNCE MUSKET, 19th century, the 46" octagonal barrel with flared muzzle and front and rear sight, simple action plate with shaped striker arm, pan and hammer, hard wood stock inlaid with brass plates, bone and white metal studs, highly ornate brass and white metal trigger guard centred with flat cut red paste, and barrel fixed to stock by white metal straps and brass wire bindings, 59 1/2" overall £150-250
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AN ENFIELD CAVALRY CARBINE PERCUSSION MUSKET, dated 1869, the 20 3/4" barrel bearing "VR" proof marks with front and rear sight, action stamped with crown over VR, crown over 1869 and Enfield, walnut full stock with cavalry belt loop, brass trigger guard and butt plate and steel swivel ram, 36 3/4" overall £250-350
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A PERCUSSION SINGLE BARREL SPORTING GUN, 19th century, with 30 3/4" damascus barrel octagonal at the breech, scroll engraved action plate and hammer, walnut stock with steel furniture and ebonised ram, 46 3/4" overall £100-150
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A VICTORIAN SWORD STICK, with stag antler handle, scroll decorated steel ferrule, hard wood body, 29" triangular section tapering blade and brass foot, 35 1/2" overall £120-180
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A WHITNEYVILLE SIX SHOT POCKET REVOLVER, the 2 3/4" octagonal barrel stamped "WHITNEYVILLE ARMORY CT. U.S.A.", with brass frame, steel cylinder, sheath trigger and two piece walnut grip, 8" overall (Illustrated) £250-350
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A .41 CALIBRE COLT RIMFIRE PISTOL, c.1871, with 2.5" blued barrel signed "COLT", nickel plated body, sheath trigger and two piece walnut grips, 5" overall (Illustrated) £300-400
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A BRASS PISTOL POWDER FLASK BY SYKES, 19th century, with detachable nozzle, sprung release catch and makers name stamped to the body of the flask, 4 3/4" overall (Illustrated) £120-180
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A WWI LEATHER HOLSTER, together with a similar holster in canvas and another in canvas with a belt, frog and 1907 bayonet attached (3) £100-150
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AN INDIAN MADE FLINT LOCK BROWN BESS MUSKET, 1797, with 38 3/4" numbered and sighted barrel, dated action with EIC heart mark, walnut stock with brass fittings, steel strap loops, leather strap and steel ram, 54 1/2" overall £200-300
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A K98 GERMAN BAYONET, 1940, with 10" blade stamped "3373" and "42.cul", ribbed handle and contemporary sheath stamped "8185 c" and "JOS CORTS SN 1940", along with two British 1907 bayonets (3) £100-150
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AN 1821 PATTERN LIGHT CAVALRY OFFICER'S SWORD, the 34 1/4" single edged and fullered blade etched with foliate scrolls, winged lightning bolt and a crown over VR, three bar hand guard, wire wound shagreen grip, stepped pommel and steel scabbard with suspension rings, 41" overall £80-120
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AN ENGLISH PEPPERBOX PISTOL, 19th century, with 3" rotating barrel section, scroll decorated action and two piece wooden grips, 8 1/2" overall £100-150
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AN ENGLISH PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN, 19th century, the 32 1/2" damascus barrel with octagonal breech section and "LONDON" inscribed to the top rib, acanthus scroll decorated action inscribed "SMITH", walnut stock, steel trigger guard with pineapple finial and replacement wood ram, 48 1/4" overall £100-150
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A PERCUSSION CAP PISTOL BY HIGHAM, 19th century, the 5 1/2" octagonal barrel with front and rear sights and scroll decorated to the breech, stepped and signed lock with scroll decoration and slide safety catch, steel trigger guard with armorial and acorn finial, chequered grip and bone tipped wood ram, 11 1/4" overall £250-350
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AN EAST INDIAN COMPANY PERCUSSION PISTOL, 19th century, with 9" barrel, action bearing rampant lion mark, brass trigger guard and butt plate, lanyard ring and swivel ram, 16" overall £100-200
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A MALABAR CEREMONIAL AXE, 19th century, the 12 1/4" heavy sickle blade sharp to its inside edge with brass decorative claw tip, pinstriped and plaited decoration to the back blade and back edge, decorative brass overlaid forte with two bosses on each side, wood and brass handle of typical form with polyhedral front and reeded pommel, 18 1/2" overall (Illustrated) £150-200
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A .577 THREE BAND TOWER MUSKET, 19th century, with 38 1/4" sighted barrel, action stamped with a crown and crown over Tower, brass nipple guard, trigger guard and butt plate, full length walnut stock, steel strap loops, later leather strap, steel ram and contemporary bayonet with scabbard, 55" excluding bayonet £150-250
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AN 1861 SNIDER MARK II RIFLE, the 33" barrel with front sight, adjustable rear sight and proof marks, lock plate stamped with crown over VR and inscribed "1861", walnut stock with brass fittings and a steel ram, 49" overall £300-500
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