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An early African steel double edge machete 53cm.
Good condition. £30 - £60
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A walking stick with carved horn handle formed as a horses hoof and with a silver collar.
Chip to the horn. Silver a bad condition. Handle loose. £20 - £40
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An African carved hardwood staff, the handle carved with a kneeling tribes woman, 93cm.
Good condition. £20 - £40
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A nineteenth century turned hardwood policeman's baton with leather strap, 69cm.
No breaks or splits. Numerous chips and dents. £40 - £80
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An American lodge sword in metal scabbard, silver plated and with enamel inlay. With faux ivory handle and etched blade marked for E. A. Armstrong, Detroit, Michigan. Blade length 65.5cm.
Some wear and minor loss to the enamel. £150 - £250
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An early twentieth century French court sword in metal scabbard with brass hilt and folding cross guard. Blade length 79cm.
Some pitting. Grip binding totally missing. £50 - £100
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A ladies parasol with bamboo handle having 9 carat gold mounts and with carved rock crystal pommel set with gold mounted turquoise studs. Stamped Paragon. S. Fox & Co.
Handle in good condition. Some pin holes in the material. £150 - £250
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A nineteenth century Royal Artillery officers sword in metal scabbard by Hobson and Sons of London. With shagreen grip and etched blade. Blade length, 83.5cm.
Heavily pitted £100 - £150
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A nineteenth century carved narwhal tusk walking cane. With horn and ivory pommel, 88.5cm.
Pommel possibly a marriage. £500 - £800
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An Indian tulwar curved sword the hilt with gold inlaid decoration. c1850. 85cm long.
Some loss of decoration and rusting to the blade. £20 - £40
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A modern Damascus steel short bow inlaid to the front section with white metal decoration 85cm long.
Good condition £30 - £50
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A modern Damascus steel bowie knife total length 47cm.
Good condition £30 - £50
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A brass mounted horn powder flask with swivel measure having turned thumbpiece, 9.75cm.
Good condition. £50 - £100
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A George VI Royal Artillery officers sword in leather mounted scabbard and with etched blade. Blade length 86cm.
Some heavy pitting to the blade. £100 - £150
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An Indian hardwood walking cane with foliate carving and having chased silver grip decorated with stylized flower heads and foliage, 92.5cm.
Slight bend to the tip. £100 - £180
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An American officers dress sword and scabbard c1890. 93cm
Some surface rusting to the blade. £30 - £50
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A late nineteenth century French cavalry sword in metal scabberd. With turned hardwood grip and openwork brass hilt. Inscripstions to the blade Garde Nationale de Lille, 3 Octobre 1870. Blade length 83.5cm.
Solder repair to the hilt. £100 - £180
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An early twentieth century French court sword in metal scabbard with brass hilt and folding cross guard. Blade length 83cm.
Pitted. Blade binding totally missing. £50 - £100
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A malacca sword stick with white metal mounts and a Queen Anne ivory and pique inlaid pommel. Blade marked Solingen, 93.25cm total length.
Hair cracks to the ivory. £300 - £500
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An early twentieth century folding lock knife incorporating a corkscrew. With steel blade and hoof handle, 14.5cm closed.
Steel pitted. £100 - £150
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A William IV turned hardwood police truncheon. Ebonized, painted with a crown, W. R. and numbered 90, 60.5cm.
Numerous dents and some wear. £80 - £120
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A Third Reich Army dagger in metal sheath. The cross guard formed as the iron eagle clutching a swastika and with white grip. Blade marked Alcosa Solingen, 40cm.
Grip loose and with numerous cracks and chips. Sheath dented. Some light pitting. £100 - £180
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A German Third Reich Kriegsmarine dagger in metal scabbard. With iron eagle and swastika pommel, cream grip and cross guard marked with a fouled anchor. Blade stamped for Eikhorn. 42.5cm total length.
Some pitting to the blade. £400 - £600
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Two Solingen hunting knives the blades etched with the inscription "high life", a hunting knife with antler grip and in leather scabbard and a knife blade and bronze cross guard. £60 - £100
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An eighteenth century pewter tipstaff of tapering form with crown pommel to the tip, bears inscription York 1762.
The crown pommel dented out of shape, normal amount of wear to body and handle. £120 - £240
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Two daggers with carved hardwood scales. One with metal sheath and leather frog, 27cm.
Some pitting. £30 - £50
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A British commando knife with reeded grip and blackened steel blade. In leather sheath with frog and metal tip, blade length 16.5cm.
Wear and some pitting to the blade. Dent near the pommel. Elastic on the sheath to hold the grip snapped in two. £50 - £80
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A Remington .36 percussion revolver 1858. Serial number 18875, barrel length 19cm.
Good but used condition two small minor chips missing from the wooden pistol grip. £50 - £90
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A pair of late nineteenth / early twentieth century French percussion cap target pistols in fitted walnut case and with accoutrements. With reeded hexagonal barrels, engraved scrollwork and having carved walnut half stocks. Barrels 25cm.
Both pistols with good action and only light pitting. Other wear commensurate on the accoutrements. No key to the case held in the lock position. £1500 - £2500
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Nine Georgian folding silver and mother of pearl pocket knives with carved and engraved decoration. £100 - £180
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Eight Georgian folding silver pocket knives with engraved blades. Seven with mother of pearl scales and one tortoiseshell example. £100 - £180
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An early nineteenth century percussion cap pistol with detachable walnut butt carved with a stags head and having knurled grip. The pistol has a carved fullstock with silver pique work to the grip, ramrod and octagonal barrel with proof stamps. Signed indistinct to the lock plate, possibly M. Barlow. Barrel 21.5cm.
Good action. Butt with some play when attached. Timber free from any notable splits. Metal pitted. £1000 - £1800
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An early Victorian cased campaign silver and mother of pearl folding knife and fork eating set. Engraved and with mother of pearl scales having incised decorations. Assayed Birmingham 1838.
Case badly damaged. Utensils in good order. £100 - £180
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A Georgian folding silver and mother of pearl knife and fork. Partial hallmarks of passant lion and duty head.
Good condition. £100 - £180
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Nine Georgian folding silver pocket knives with engraved blades. Eight with mother of pearl scales and one tortoiseshell example. £100 - £180
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A late Victorian campaign interlocking folding silver knife and fork eating set with mother of pearl scales. Assayed Sheffield 1901, makers J. Deakin and Sons.
Good condition. £80 - £140
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An eighteenth century Scottish basket hilted broadsword. With a seventeenth century double edged blade engraved with scrolls. The basket formed from scrolling iron bars is ornamented with pierced panels having shagreen grip with gilt wirework. Blade length 80cm.
Some pitting and very minimal notching to the blade. The grip has probably been restored in the nineteenth century. Pommel hilt and blade fixed well. As per description the blade and hilt are a good marriage. £1000 - £1800
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A collection of militaria and similar items including a hunting horn with silver plated mounts for the Ancient Order of Foresters, a nineteenth century brass Royal Crest badge, six brass Corps of Commissionaires badges, thirteen white metal badges and a silver medal for the Hackney Horse Society assayed Birmingham 1934, 49 grams. Hunting horn 35cm long.
No obvious signs of damage. Minor bends and wear to the metal mounts on the horn. Slight dent to the edge of the silver medal. £100 - £150
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A pair of gilt bronze three branch candle sconces of neo Classical form and each surmounted by a winged Bacchanalian herm, 48cm.
One with wings repaired. Converted. Need to be rewired. £300 - £400
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A Victorian burr walnut stationery box with single drawer and fitted interior, 33cm high.
Doors slightly warped. £200 - £300
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An early twentieth century Austrian bronze table lamp. The domed shade formed as overlapping leaves illuminates a figure seated upon the back of a cow watering at a trough which also illuminates shaded with green coloured glass, 38cm.
Good condition. Working. The wiring is not up to modern standards and should be re wired in order to comply. £250 - £350
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A nineteenth century rosewood cased Swiss cylinder music box playing on nine bells, 56cm wide, cylinder 33cm.
Glass missing. Comb repaired. £300 - £400
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A nineteenth century walnut and rosewood cased Swiss cylinder music box, 41cm wide, cylinder 21cm wide.
Some splits to the case. One tooth repaired. No key. £100 - £180
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A pine cased taxidermy study of a snowy owl, makers label verso. £40 - £80
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A Meriden Britannia company silver plated centrepiece. With a satin glass bowl having crimped rim and enamelled with flowers supported on the metal work base surmounted by a pair of maidens and chased with flower swags, 38cm high.
Glass in good condition. Figures loose. Wear to the plating. £100 - £200
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A large Art Deco style patinated bronze figure of a nude female archer. Raised on an oblong plinth. Stamped C. Neuhaus, Dusseldorf, 53cm.
Threads to the top section of the bow split and so this is loose. £600 - £1000
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A Winterhalder and Hofmeier mahogany dome topped three glass mantel clock. With copper dial having black enamelled Roman numeral markers. Housing a two train eight day movement striking quarterly on two gongs, 39.5cm.
Case in good order. No pendulum or key. £300 - £400
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A Coca Cola mirrored glass advertising tray, 29cm x 39cm.
Scratches to the woodwork, silvering tarnished. £30 - £50
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A fitted mahogany case containing surgeons instruments. Makers label for Down Bros. 75cm wide. £200 - £300
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A large Regency mahogany and brass bound campaign writing slope with fitted interior, 61cm.
Heavily scuffed. Secret compartment button lacking. £100 - £150
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