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A 1930s painted wood doll house kitchen by Maurice Gottschalk, 23ins wide x 11ins deep x 10.5ins high, with many original items, in original paint and papers, and with electric light £250-300
Note: See Ziliner & Cooper, "Doll Houses and their Furnishings", p.95
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A 1950s Triang painted wood dolls house with light shades, original paintwork and internal wallpapers, 33.75ins wide (No. 77 - slight damage - together with an extensive selection of furniture and fitments, various) £100-200
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A modern hardwood rocking horse on stand, 60ins wide x 14ins deep x 51ins high £300-500
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A quantity of fishing equipment including a Hardy "Viscount" Mark III fly reel, a Hardy "Viscount 140" fly reel, a green Hardy fly wallet containing assorted hooks etc, four fishing rods, (two split cane, one bamboo and one fibreglass) £150-200
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A carved wooden Mende helmet mask (Ndoli Jowei) from the Sande Womens Society, Sierra Leone, the dressed hair with multiple pigtails which were particularly fashionable at the end of the 19th Century, 16ins high (possibly early 20th Century) £300-400
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Three African carved and stained wood items - face mask, 10ins x 8ins, stool, 9.5ins x 8.5ins x 10ins high, and standing figure, 23ins high £150-200
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A 20th Century Ashanti hardwood abstract stool (Mma Dwa design), 10.5ins high, with later upholstered seat £120-160
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A 20th Century Ashanti carved wood stool with dished seat and pierced circular base, 20ins x 10ins x 14.5ins high £150-200
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A George (Prince Regent) Waterloo Medal (June 1815) to "David Toft, Royal Artillery Drivers" (officially impressed - with replacement steel clip and ring suspension - with slight edge knocks and some wear and scuffing) £800-1000
Note: David Toft served as a Driver with Captain Henry Lane's F Troop, 1st Rocket Troop Royal Horse Artillery, in the Waterloo Campaign
| A Collection of Medals related to the Daubeny family, collected by Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park, Linton, Maidstone, Kent and thence by family descent | |
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A Victoria India Mutiny medal (1857/1858) with one bar for "Lucknow" to "J. Daubeny, 34th Regiment" (officially impressed) and with original box of issue £300-500
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A group of three Victoria medals to "A.G. Daubeny, later Lt. Col. 2nd Battalion, 7th Foot", comprising - Crimea medal with one bar for "Sebastopol" (rim engraved "A.G. Daubeny"), Turkish Crimea medal (Sardinian issue - uninscribed), and Afghanistan medal 1878-79-80, with single bar for "Kandahar" (fully engraved to rim), all contained in brown leather covered rectangular easel frame £300-500
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A Victoria Second China War medal with one bar for "Taku Forts 1860" to "Lieut. W.A. Daubeny, 1st Battalion, 3rd Regiment" (officially impressed - surface scratched and rim misshapen and knocked), contained in leather cloth covered display case £200-300
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A group of three Victoria medals to "Captain Henry Joseph Daubeny, 2nd Royal Irish Regiment", comprising - Egypt medal (dated 1882) with one bar for "Tel-el-Kebir", Turkish Order of Mejidie (4th class) and Khedive Star dated 1882 £200-300
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A group of three George V First World War medals and bronze death plaque to "2nd Lieutenant Giles Robert Daubeny, Royal West Kent Regiment", comprising - 1914-15 Star, War Medal, Victory Medal and bronze death plaque, 4.75ins diameter, all mounted in bronzed metal frame, the arched top decorated with the crest of the Royal West Kent Regiment £150-200
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A pair of George V First World War medals to "Lieutenant Ralph Thomas Daubeny, Royal West Kent Regiment attached to the Royal Flying Corps", comprising - 1914-18 War Medal and Victory Medal (both impressed "Lieutenant R.T. Daubeny, R.A.F."), contained in bronzed metal square frame surmounted with the crest of the Royal West Kent Regiment and also with a badge of the Royal Flying Corps £120-160
Note: Lieutenant R.T. Daubeny was the second son of the Reverend A.G. Daubeny and Rector of Herne, Herne Bay, Kent
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A group of three George V First World War medals to "2nd Lieutenant (Engineer) Ernest John Daubeny, Royal Naval Reserve", comprising - 1914-15 Star, 1914-1918 War Medal and Victory Medal, a group of four George V and George VI First World War and Second World War medals to "Major William H. Daubeny" comprising - 1914-18 Medal, Victory Medal, George VI Defence Medal and Special Constables Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, and a group of five George VI Second World War medals to "Major R.H. Daubeny", comprising - 1935-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal and 1939-45 War Medal (all privately engraved) £200-300
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A group of George V and George VI First and Second World War medals to "Lt. Colonel Giles Bulteel Daubeny (1882-1967) Royal Field Artillery (later Royal Garrison Artillery)", comprising - D.S.O. and bar, 1914/15 Star, 1914-1918 War Medal, Victory Medal with Oak leaves, Defence Medal, 1939-1945 War Medal and Croix de Guerre with oak leaves, contained in mahogany box frame made by Spink & Sons Ltd £1000-1500
Note: Copy of the Edinburgh Gazette for Thursday, 27th September 1917, gave details of D.S.O. awarded after the Battle of the Somme 1916 "For Conspicuous Gallantry and Devotion to Duty. During an extremely critical period when the situation was by no means clear, he kept up continual fire with his battery and rendered invaluable support to the Infantry, although his Brigade was exposed to constant heavy fire and suffering many casualties for two days. His behaviour during this period was beyond praise and it was in great measure due to his coolness, courage and personality that fire was kept up." (Gazetted 14th November 1916). Bar awarded for the Battle of Ypres 1917. And with three certificates giving details of Mentions in Despatches, and a small selection of paperwork, some in his handwriting, and a black and white photograph of him in uniform at his wedding, and a typewritten autobiography of his life.
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A George V First World War Military Medal to "1285 Gunner G.F. Smith, 33rd Battalion, Royal Field Artillery", together with two cap badges and metal flash £300-400
Note: Sold with photocopies of photograph and newspaper cuttings, a copy of the London Gazette for 6th January 1917, page 348, "Commended by the General Commanding Division for Bravery at Neuve Chappelle and Loos, February 1916, awarded Military Medal for courage and devotion to duty"
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Two George III turned wood truncheons decorated in gilt with crowned "G.R.", 21.5ins, one other George III turned wood truncheon with ball finial, 23ins high (paint chipped and scuffed), and a George IV wooden stave decorated with crowned "G.R." and IV, 21.25ins high £150-200
Provenance: Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park,Linton, Maidstone, Kent and thence by family descent
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An early 19th Century turned wood truncheon decorated with a crowned figure of a stag on a blue ground, 21ins high, and three William IV turned wood truncheons all on blue painted grounds, 22.5ins, 21ins and 17ins high £100-150
Provenance: Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park, Linton, Maidstone, Kent and thence by family descent
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A Victorian turned wood and black finished truncheon decorated with a royal coat of arms and worded "Borden", 17.5ins high, and two 19th Century turned wood and black painted truncheons decorated in gilt with "St. M.I." and No. 28 and 173, 17ins high £150-250
Provenance: Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park, Linton, Maidstone, Kent and thence by family descent
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A George III turned wood and painted truncheon decorated in gilt with crowned "G.R.", No. 89 and "SLS. 1804", 22ins high, and a Victorian black painted truncheon decorated with "V.R." above a crown and dated 1848, 18ins high (both scuffed and marked) £150-250
Provenance: Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park, Linton, Maidstone, Kent and thence by family descent
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A George III staff with silvery metal finial and decorated with a crowned "G.R.", 22.75ins high, and a George III turned wood and black painted truncheon decorated with a crowned "G.R." and worded "Suffolk", 22ins high (latter scuffed and marked) £150-250
Provenance: Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park, Linton, Maidstone, Kent and thence by family descent
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A 19th Century Mamaluke pattern Cavalry sabre, the 33ins blade with some decorative engraving, and with steel cross guard and black ebonised grip, 38.5ins overall £150-200
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A French 1845 model Marine Infantry Officers sword, the 30ins blade with spine engraved and dated 1846, with brass guard and turned horn grip, 35.5ins overall £100-150
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An M.C. Lilley & Co of Colombus, Ohio, Masonic sword, the 28ins blade inscribed "Charles B. Hollemberry" and with knights in armour and scrolling foliage, with engraved ivory hilt, 35.25ins overall, and metal scabbard for same with cast metal mounts £150-200
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A First World War German bayonet by Fichtel and Sachs (second pattern 1916), the 14.5ins blade stamped with company name and crown over L (King Ludwig of Bavaria), with steel scabbard for same, a German bayonet by Erfurt (first pattern), the 14.5ins blade with makers name and crown over W, and leather scabbard for same, and a First World War Remington bayonet, the 16.87ins blade with makers name and dated 1917, and leather scabbard for same £150-200
Note: Traces of khaki paint to the leather scabbard indicate that this bayonet was probably issued to the Home Guard in the Second World War
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A Victorian engineers saw backed sword bayonet, the 25.5ins blade with stamped crown over V showing modification stamps, believed to fit the Martini Henry rifle, 31ins overall £80-120
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A C Z 452 American bolt action rifle, .17 HMR calibre, serial no. A166614, bright blacked metal fittings and barrel, walnut stock with chequered grips, 3-9 x50 telescropic sight by Hawke, fitted with moderator £300-400
Note: You must be the holder of a current Firearms Certificate with an entry for this weapon to purchase this item.
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A Ruger 10/22, .22 calibre rifle, serial no. 255-23599, aluminium receiver, stainless steel barrel, black composite stock, fitted with sound moderator, 3-9 x50 telescopic sight by Deerfield & Sling, 40.5ins overall £250-300
Note: You must be in possession of a Firearms Certificate with suitable entry for this weapon to purchase this item
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An Anschutz 520, .22 calibre semi automatic rifle, serial no. 056215, bright blacked barrel, walnut stock fore end, fitted with original 4 x 32 telescopic sights and sound moderator, original leaf and blade sights still present, length 47ins overall £150-200
Note: You must be in possession of the appropriate Firearms Certificate with correct entry for this model to purchase this item
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An Aya 12 bore side by side shotgun, serial no. 499820 with 28ins blue steel barrels, case hardened box lock action bearing makers name and some scroll engraving, walnut stock and fore end with chequered grip and canvas covered motor case with accessories, 45ins overall £300-500
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A 12 bore side by side shotgun by W. Green of Bond Street, London, under lever hammer action, 30ins Damascus barrels reproofed with 2 3/4ins chambers, underlever half round action, makers name and engraving to side plates, chequered walnut stock and fore end, 46ins overall £350-450
Note: You must be in possession of a Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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A 12 bore side by side shotgun by Hollis, Bently & Playfair of London and Birmingham, 31ins blued barrels, 2 3/4ins chambers, serial no. 86987, chequered figured walnut stock and fore end, bright box action bearing makers name and scrollwork, 47ins overall £250-350
Note: You must be in possession of a Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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A 12 bore side by side shotgun by C G Edwards of Plymouth, 30ins blued barrels, serial no. 1582/4091, box lock action, decorated with scroll work, chequered walnut fore end and stock, 46ins overall £150-200
Note: You must be in possession of a Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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A 12 bore side by side shotgun Kestrel, 27.5ins blued barrels, serial no. 260042, bright box lock action bearing makers name and engraving, chequered walnut stock and fore end, 45.5ins overall £200-300
Note: You must be in possession of a Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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A 12 bore side by side shotgun by Cogswell & Harrison, 28in blued barrel choked improved and 1/4, serial no 42561, bright box lock action with side plates profusely engraved with foliate ornament, walnut stock and fore end with chequering, 45ins overall £250-350
Note: You must be in possession of a Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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A 12 bore over and under shotgun by Miroku, 26ins blued barrels with raised rib and bead sights, serial no. 605917, recently reproofed, engraved box lock action, single gold plated trigger, walnut stock and fore end with chequered pistol grip, 43ins overall £350-400
Note: You must be in possession of a Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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A 12 bore over and under shotgun by Caesar Guerine, Essex model, 30ins blacked barrels with full set of multi chokes, weight 7lbs 5ozs, chamber 3ins, serial no. 125677, side lock bearing makers name and profusely decorated with rose and scroll engraving, walnut stock and fore end with chequered semi pistol grip, 46.5ins overall, cased with manufacturers paperwork, the gun showing little or no use. £1800-2400
Note: You must be in possession of a Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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A 19th Century Continental percussion cap pocket pistol with 2ins octagonal steel barrel and brass framed action engraved with leaf scroll ornament, chequered walnut grip, 5.75ins overall, and an Indian long dagger with 23ins brass mounted slightly curved blade, and horn scales to handle, and leather covered scabbard for same, 29.5ins overall (scabbard wormed) £150-200
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A good late 18th Century British 'Long Sea Service' flintlock pistol, the barrel measuring 12ins being .60 calibre and marked crown over GR, crown over crossed swords, and crown over 11, the lock is marked 'Tower' with large crown and GR with inspection mark crown over 2, the lock cocks and holds well, the walnut stock bears patination of age, the brass trigger guard is marked XI, the brass pommel showing dot punch marks (rack mark?), this pistol is also fitted with the belt tang which is marked crown, ramrod is present with correct brass fittings, 19.5ins overall (the woodwork appears non modern replacement) £2000-3000
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A mixed lot of military and sporting medals, military commission, caricature, tankards and tray, all relating to Lt. Raymond Halford, Royal Signals £200-300
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A 20th Century German Nazi aluminium part table service from a Luftwaffe mess, comprising ladle, serving spoon, sauce ladle, fork and two table spoons (terminals engraved with Luftwaffe crest and stamped 'F.I.U.V.' - weight) £100-150
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A collection of twenty-one British First World War linen backed trench maps published by the Ordnance Survey, and a selection of printed, written and photographic ephemera relating to the Cheshire Regiment £150-200
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A complete set of Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf", translated into English and sold in eighteen weekly parts, in original paper covers, published by Hutchinson & Co in association with Hurst & Blackett Ltd, complete with binding case, and one extra copy of Part 14 £200-300
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An R.A.F. great coat, size No. 14, with non-stay-bright buttons, with label for the Utilus Coat Company Ltd, 1952, and a tunic, size No. 14, with label for J.S. Rapaport & Co Ltd, 1952 £80-120
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