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A Hopkins & Allen .32 calibre five shot rim fire pocket revolver, commonly known as "The Suicide Special", the 2.5ins nickel plated barrel and action with engraved design throughout, the top strap bearing makers name, Model No and patent date for April 1876, semi-concealed trigger and with walnut bird beak grips, 7ins overall £500-600
Note: No licence is required to purchase this weapon as it is of obsolete calibre
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A 7mm six shot pocket revolver, the 3ins bright steel barrel and action, engraving to cylinder and action with folding trigger and with walnut grips, 7ins overall £250-350
Note: No licence is required to purchase this pistol as it is of obsolete calibre
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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, sling, and 3-9 x 50 telescopic sight by Deerfield, 40.5ins overall £250-300
Note: You must be in possession of a current Firearms Certificate with suitable entry for this weapon to purchase this lot
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A Baikel 12 bore over and under shotgun, Serial No. 8842969, the 27.5ins blued barrels with elevated top rib and blued box lock action with single trigger, the walnut stock with chequered semi pistol grip and with composition butt plate, 44.5ins overall £150-200
Note: You must be in possession of a current Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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A rare late 19th century .22 calibre Rook rifle by Purdy of London Serial No. 12830, the 26ins octagonal blued barrel bearing makers name and address, engine turned top rib fitted with original leaf sights and folding ring foresight, bright steel side lever action engraved with rose and scroll, the walnut stock with chequered pistol grip and sling mounts, 42ins overall (date of manufacture 1888) also fitted with period telescopic site (unnamed) £1800-2000
Note: You must be in possession of a current Firearms Certificate with an entry applicable to this weapon to purchase this lot
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An Aya No. 4 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, 45ins overall, and canvas covered motor case with accessories £300-500
Note: You must be in possession of a current Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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An Aya No. 4 deluxe 12 bore box lock side by side shotgun, Serial No. 539497 the 27ins blued barrels with central rib bearing manufacturers name, scallop edge bright metal action, with profuse rose and scroll engraving, the walnut stock with composite rubber butt pad, 44ins overall £350-450
Note: You must be in possession of a current Shotgun Certificate to purchase this Lot
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A good Gunmark "Kestrel" model .410 box lock, side by side shotgun Serial No. 338891, with 26ins blued barrels, the bright steel box lock action engraved with scrollwork and game scenes, the walnut stock with chequered grip, 43ins overall £200-300
Note: You must be in possession of a current Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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A good 20 bore side by side box lock shotgun by Webley & Scott, Serial No. TRJ 0321, the 28ins blued barrels with elevated centre rib, case hardened box lock action engraved with manufacturers name and single trigger, the walnut stock with semi pistol grip bearing manufacturers initials and checkering, 46ins overall and complete with an after market leather and canvas motor case complete with Webley & Scott final inspection sheet of manufacture £1300-1600
Note: You must be in possession of a current Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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A Baikel 12 bore over and under shotgun, Serial No. E03596, the 27.5ins blued barrels with elevated top rib and blued box lock action with single trigger, the walnut stock with chequered semi pistol grip and with composition butt plate, 44.5ins overall £150-200
Note: You must be in possession of a current Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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A 20 bore "Highlander" model over and under shotgun by John McNabb, Serial No. 42367, the 29ins bright blacked barrels with elevated top rib, case hardened box lock and single trigger action engraved with scrollwork and game scene, figured walnut stock and schnaebel fore end with chequered semi pistol grip and walnut butt plate, 47ins overall £700-900
Note: You must be in possession of a current Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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A 12 bore box lock side by side shotgun by Lloyd & Sons, Serial No. 4270, the 28ins blued barrels action engraved with makers name and foliate and scrollwork, the walnut stock with chequered straight grip and with composite butt plate , 44ins overall £350-450
Note: You must be in possession of a current shotgun certificate to purchase this lot
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A 12 bore side by side shotgun by C.G. Edwards of Plymouth, Serial No. 1582/4091, the 30ins blued barrels with box lock action decorated with scroll work and with chequered walnut stock, 46ins overall £150-200
Note: You must be in possession of a current Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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A 12 bore side by side shotgun by W. Green of Bond Street, London with under lever hammer action, the 30ins Damascus barrels (reproofed with 2 3/4ins chambers) with underlever half round action, makers name and engraving to side plates and with chequered walnut stock, 46ins overall £350-450
Note: You must be in possession of a current Shotgun Certificate to purchase this lot
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An early 20th Century Haynes Sebastian Clotz full size violin with figured two piece back (back measurement excluding button 14ins - 23.5ins overall - label to interior dated 1904), and a ditto Pernambuco wood violin bow, stamped to heel "Bausch" 26.5ins overall (lacking mount to tip of bow) £150-200
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A late 19th Century Indian (Bengal) short necked lute (Sarinda or Saroz), the body finely chip carved with geometric designs, the neck typically carved as a peacock, 26.5ins overall £200-300
Note: This simple bowed instrument would have three gut strings.
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A George V silver mounted ebonised conductor's baton, 18ins overall Birmingham 1921 £120-160
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A late 19th Century Swiss twelve air musical box, No. 7551, the 9.5ins brass cylinder with single piece steel comb, contained in rosewood and ebonised case, the lid inlaid with a floral spray, 23ins wide x 9.25ins deep x 6.25ins high £700-1000
Provenance: Part of the remaining stock of Gaby's Clocks, 140 High Street, Tenterden, Kent TN30 6HT.
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A 19th Century Swiss silver gilt and enamel 'Singing Bird' automaton box, the movement with brightly feathered bird, with head, wings and tail movement, in shaped rectangular silver gilt case with lid enamelled with an oval cartouche of swans within an alpine scene, engraved overall with leaf and floral ornament within tongue pattern border, 98mm wide x 63mm deep x 36mm high, contained in burgundy leather gilt tooled fitted case £4000-6000
Note: Convention marks struck to edge of case
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A First World War brass cased clinometer by E.R. Watts & Son, London marked "Clinometer Large 1918 No. 6814" above arrow, 6.5ins high, in original leather case, stamped "Case Large Clinometer Mark I", Jabez Cliff & Co, Walsall, 1918" £80-100
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A T. Cooke & Sons Ltd of London and York Weymouth-Cook Naval Range Finder, Pattern No. 1599 over 1914, 7.25ins wide, in original fitted mahogany case with brass carrying handle £150-200
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A Victorian mahogany and brass mounted Ships square binnacle by Lilley & Reynolds Ltd London, with angled glazed top, 9ins square x 12ins high (one glass panel replaced), with brass slide on paraffin lamp for same, 8ins high (slight damage and repair to paraffin lamp) £250-300
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A 20th Century black lacquered brass sextant by Cookehull, No 2873, 10ins overall (slight damage and chipping), with mahogany case for same £200-250
Note: Interior of case with examination certificate dated 21.3.83
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A late 19th/early 20th Century lacquered brass cased Walker's patent "Cherub" Mark II Ship or Taffrail log, 4ins diameter x 10.5ins long, No. 689OH with brass and rope submersible for same (fins to submersible resoldered), a black lacquered aluminium "Canada Astro-compass Mark II", 7.5ins overall No. 5634/42, case for same, and a grey painted metal pattern 1152 Azimuth circle, 6ins overall, with case for same £100-150
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A 1930s Leica camera body, No. 164489, with Summar f-5 1:2 lens No. 444294, complete with original leather case, and a 1920s Leica camera body, No. 65763, with associated case £150-200
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A pair of silver and tortoise-shell lorgnettes, 2.75ins long, another pair of gilt metal, 5.5ins, two pairs of opera glasses and six pairs of prescription glasses, various £60-80
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A quantity of optician's equipment, the property of the late R.J.W. Wardley, Qualified Consulting Opticians £150-200
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*Twelve bottles of 2005 Chablis "Le Manoir" £70-100
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*Twelve bottles of 2008 Bourgogne, Hautes-Cotes de Beaune £70-100
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*Twelve bottles of 2006 "Domaine du Seuil" (Bordeaux Blanc) £60-80
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*Twelve bottles of 2010 Solar Viejo Blanco (White Rioja) £70-100
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*Twelve bottles of 2007 Solar Viejo Reserva (Rioja) £90-120
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*Twelve bottles of 2008 Alcorta Crianza Tempranillo (Rioja) £70-100
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*Twelve bottles of 2008 "Chateau De Mercey" - Bourgogne Pinot Noir - Domaine Rodet £80-120
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*Twelve bottles of 2008 Blaison de Bourgogne (Beaune) £90-120
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*Twelve bottles of 2001 "Marsannay" Les Recilles - Domaine du Veuve College, bottled by Jean-Pierre et Eric Guyard £70-100
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*Twelve bottles of 2008 "Fort d'Issac" (Haut Medoc) £70-100
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*Twelve bottles of 2006 "Chateau Pomies Agassac" (Haut Medoc) £100-150
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*Twelve bottles of 2003 "Chateau Tour St. Bonnet" (Medoc - Cru Bourgeois) £100-150
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*Twelve bottles of 2008 "Chateau Saint-Andre Corbin" (St. Georges-St. Emilion) £100-150
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*Twelve bottles of 2000 "Chateau Fourcas-Dupre" (Listrac - Cru Bourgeois) £120-160
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*Twelve bottles of non-vintage Robert Barbichon Cuvee Reserve Brut Champagne £200-250
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Six bottles of vintage port, bottled by H&J Brooke Ltd., London, Folkestone and Hythe, labelled Cockburn 1960, and a bottle of Grahams 1935 vintage Port £120-160
Provenance: Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park, Linton, Maidstone, Kent and thence by family descent
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A magnum of 1978 vintage Dom Perignon Champagne £450-600
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Three sealed bottles - Hotel de Paris, Monte Carlo, filled with 1810 Grande Champagne Brandy, one other unsealed bottle brandy - 1810 Vielle Reserve, three bottle of Charles Dix Champagne Brandy, and two bottle of Courvoisier Napoleon Brandy £200-300
Provenance: Mr Ronald Daubeny O.B.E., formerly of Linton Park, Linton, Maidstone, Kent and thence by family descent
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