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A LARGE AND IMPRESSIVE PAIR OF MEIJI PERIOD JAPANESE BRONZE VASES with sconce style rims decorated with geese, cranes, and songbirds above cylindrical bodies with raised decoration having peacocks and pheasants in a rocky mountainous setting with rivers and waterfalls flanked by blossoming branch handles on circular base supported on five stylized elephant heads, character marks to underside, made in two sections 57cm high
£2,000-£3,000 (+24% BP*)
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AN 18TH/19TH CENTURY CHINESE FINELY CAST AND FINISHED BRONZE FOO DOG depicted in a recumbent pose with gilt eyes 17.5cms across 9.5cms high - bears engraved signature beneath
£100-£150 (+24% BP*)
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A FOLDING PAPER PORTFOLIO OF SIGNED CHINESE WATERCOLOUR DRAWINGS depicting bird and floral panels together with a collection of CHINESE WATERCOLOUR DRAWINGS ON RICE PAPER depicting figures in varying pursuits
£100-£200 (+24% BP*)
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A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CHINESE SIGNED WATERCOLOUR DRAWINGS depicting mountainous landscape scenes - images 136cm by 34/38cm
£150-£250 (+24% BP*)
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A LARGE SLATER BROTHERS MULTI BLADE PEN KNIFE with engraved Mother of Pearl handle; AN ENGRAVED SILVER SMALL MULTI BLADE PEN KNIFE; A SMALL MOTHER OF PEARL HANDLED BUTTERFLY KNIFE and A SMALL FRUIT KNIFE with tortoiseshell handles (4)
£100-£150 (+24% BP*)
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A CASED GROUP OF THREE PEN-KNIVES comprising A Mother of Pearl handled example; a tortoiseshell inset example and a silver pocket knife hallmarked Sheffield 1915
£60-£90 (+24% BP*)
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A 20TH CENTURY OVERSIZED STEEL PEN KNIFE bearing stamp of JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS with ebonised chequered handle 19cms overall opened
£80-£120 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY BANDMAN'S SIDEARM with double-sided steel blade and brass crossed handle bearing Queen Victoria's cypher 46cms overall
£50-£80 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY EASTERN DRESS DAGGER with steel blade and engraved brass collar, the flattened shaped handle with inlaid silver wire decoration - with a leather sheath together with a BONE-HANDLED KNIFE IN LEATHER SHEATH monogrammed and dated 1919 31cms and 23cms overall
£80-£120 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY INDIAN JAMBARI DAGGER of curved form with dogs head terminal to the handle, engraved double-sided blade and overall Koftgari decoration 38cms overall
£80-£120 (+24% BP*)
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AN IMPRESSIVE 19TH CENTURY INDIAN SILVER PRESENTATION SWORD WITH SECTIONAL SCABBARD the tapering handle with large pommel and overall embossed decoration of flower head medallions and scrolling leaf work; the blade engraved with figures and scrolling foliage 79.5cms overall
£450-£650 (+24% BP*)
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A WW2 GERMAN NAZI LUFTWAFFE DAGGER having a wire-bound bakelite handle with a swastika pommel and tapered double-edged steel blade with makers mark for "C. GUSTAV, SOLINGEN" in original scabbard with silver portepee
£250-£350 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY GERMAN HUNTING HANGER with a carved antler handle depicting a man and his dog, the etched steel blade with gilt work decoration of deer, boar, crossbows and gun motifs, stamped 'Solingen' to the top of the blade, the leather scabbard with brass tip and small antler carved handle knife; the gilt brass hand guard and pommel decorated with hoofs and stags 48cm blade 69.5cm overall.
£1,000-£1,500 (+24% BP*)
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An 18TH CENTURY GERMAN HANGER having a slightly curved single-edged blade on a fluted ebony grip with brass lion head pommel and grapevine knuckle guard leading to a pierced hilt depicting a dog and bird, the quilt ending with a rams head 55cm overall
£250-£350 (+24% BP*)
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A 17TH CENTURY ITALIAN PILLOW SWORD having a finely engraved double-edged blade depicting pigeons and Knights with the Latin saying "Inter arma silent leges" (For among [times of] arms, the laws fall mute) the grip having fine chain copper-binding 95cm overall
£400-£600 (+24% BP*)
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A 17TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL "CRAB CLAW" HILTED SWORD having a double-edged blade with curved hilt and shell handguard on wire bound grip with large chamfered ball pommel 86cm overall
£600-£800 (+24% BP*)
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A 17TH CENTURY ENGLISH HOUNSLOW HANGER with slightly curved single-edged blade and staghorn grip with pierced hilt and knopped knuckle guard 74cm overall
£400-£600 (+24% BP*)
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A MID 18TH CENTURY FRENCH HANGER SWORD having a twisted fluted ebony grip with brass quillon on a slightly curved single-edged blade with engraved entwined decoration, either side engraved in the fuller of a boar and a stag 65cm overall
£200-£300 (+24% BP*)
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AN 18TH CENTURY RAPIER SWORD having a diamond section double-edged blade, shaped hilt with thumb grip and leather wire wrapped grip, the blade engraved 'no me enbaines sin honor' and 'no me sawes sin rason' 101cm overall.
£600-£800 (+24% BP*)
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A 15TH/16TH CENTURY SCOTTISH CLAYMORE SWORD in pitted rusty condition with end of blade missing
£100-£200 (+24% BP*)
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A WEBLEY PREMIER F-SERIES .22 AIR PISTOL serial number 583, having a chequered grip and black steel case 21.5cm overall
£80-£120 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY DOUBLE BARREL PERCUSION CAP PISTOL having scroll engraved decoration and sprung concealed trigger on a fluted walnut grip 17.5cm
£100-£200 (+24% BP*)
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TWIGG, LONDON. A LATE GEORGE III PERCUSSION POCKET PISTOL with engraved coats of arms to the plates and concealed spring triggers on walnut grip 16.5cm overall; together with a 19th century percussion pistol 19cm overall ( 2 )
£80-£120 (+24% BP*)
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A 1796 PATTERN BRITISH HEAVY DRAGOON OFFICERS FLINTLOCK PISTOL with walnut stock, regulation brass mounts, the lock plate stamped 'TOWER' and 'GR' with crown above, 38cm overall
£800-£1,200 (+24% BP*)
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A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY FRENCH DOUBLE BARREL PISTOLS BY P. BOISSY with pinfire action and drop-down triggers engraved with floral designs and carved reeded grips decorated with shells, both numbered and stamped BOISSY one pistol stamped 'Gaquerel' 23cm overall.
£600-£800 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY EASTERN DOUBLE BARREL PERCUSION PISTOL on a walnut stock with chequered pique work grip and hinged butt trap 43cm overall - together with AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY FLINTLOCK PISTOL with full walnut stock and engraved lockplates with brass engraved trigger guard 31.5cm overall (2)
£100-£200 (+24% BP*)
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WILLIAM & POWELL, LIVERPOOL. A MID 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION PISTOL having a signed octagonal barrel and scroll engraved plates, with belt clip to the side on a finely chequered walnut grip 23.5cm overall - lacking hammer
£100-£200 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH PERCUSSION CAVALRY PISTOL with regimental markings at the breech and serial number '380', the lock engraved 'Mre Rle de Charleville' on walnut stock 35cm overall
£200-£300 (+24% BP*)
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COX, SOUTHAMPTON. A 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION POCKET PISTOL with signed foliate engraved plates on walnut grip 15.5cm overall; together with a similar lot signed Howard, Bedford. 15cm overall ( 2 )
£80-£120 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY DOUBLE BARREL PERCUSION POCKET PISTOL having separated barrels and walnut grip 19cm overall
£80-£120 (+24% BP*)
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BISHOP STORTFORD. A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION POCKET PISTOLS with signed scroll engraved plates and engraved serpent hammers, concealed sprung triggers on walnut grips 16cm overall
£150-£250 (+24% BP*)
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AN EARLY 17TH CENTURY GERMAN FLATTENED HORN POWDER FLASK having a finely engraved woodland hunting scene with a huntsman following hounds and a hare, removable threaded horn nozzle 33cm overall
£600-£800 (+24% BP*)
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TWO SECOND WORLD WAR ARMY HELMETS, the camouflage example American, the other German
£100-£150 (+24% BP*)
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY TAPERING KNOTCHED WALKING STICK with leaf and berry carved knop handle 90cm overall
£80-£120 (+24% BP*)
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AN AFRICAN CARVED HARDWOOD WALKING CANE the handle modelled as a standing figure 91cm overall
£100-£200 (+24% BP*)
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A CHINESE CARVED HANDLED PUZZLE BALL WALKING CANE depicting various animals on simulated coromandel stick 87cm overall
£60-£80 (+24% BP*)
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY RHINO HORN RIDING CROP of tapering form with rounded pommel. 80cm overall.
£1,500-£2,500 (+24% BP*)
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY RHINO HORN RIDING CROP with carved horse's foot handle, knotched cane and leather loop to the end. 74cm overall.
£1,000-£1,500 (+24% BP*)
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A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY RHINO HORN WALKING STICK with curved handle and plaited gilt wire ferrule 93cm overall
£800-£1,200 (+24% BP*)
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A RARE LATE 17TH CENTURY IVORY PIQUE WORK WALKING CANE FITTED WITH A VINAIGRETTE POMMEL finely decorated with silver inlays and screwed top, malacca cane with large brass ferrule 93cm overall.
£600-£800 (+24% BP*)
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY ANGLO INDIAN GENTLEMANS MALACCA SWORD STICK WITH ORNATE EMBOSSED SILVER POMMEL HANDLE set with three relief work figures and a flowerhead top, the tapering steel blade with wavey edges 87cms overall
£200-£300 (+24% BP*)
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A FINE 19TH CENTURY MALACCA, IVORY AND ENAMEL PARASOL with a fluted Ivory silver-mounted pommel with blue enamel bands decorated with gilt stars 81cm overall.
£400-£600 (+24% BP*)
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY GENTLEMANS HORSE MEASURING WALKING STICK SIGNED I. ASTON 25 OLD COMPTON ST. SOHO, LONDON having a removable ivory handle exposing a sliding boxwood rule with a hinged brass level in bamboo cane 95cm overall
£150-£200 (+24% BP*)
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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CARVED CHARLES DICKENS WALKING CANE the realistically carved handle on large silver collar and an exotic wooden cane 90cm overall - London, 1910
£250-£350 (+24% BP*)
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AN UNUSUAL LATE 19TH CENTURY GENTLEMANS MALACCA SWORD STICK The silver pommel with embossed scrolling foliage and presentation inscription to the top dated '91; with a screw fitting short steel tapering triangular blade 88.5cms overall
£150-£250 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY IVORY AND BALEEN BANDED WALKING CANE of segmented form with a carved handle on a simulated bamboo cane 90cm overall
£150-£250 (+24% BP*)
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY ANGLO INDIAN GENTLEMANS MALACCA SWORD STICK with large tapering silver pommel handle, embossed with scrolling foliage and bearing a presentation inscription; with a tapering triangular section steel blade. 92cms overall
£250-£350 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY WHALEBONE AND MARINE IVORY WALKING CANE having a carved fist handle on a chamfered bone cane 92.5cm overall
£400-£600 (+24% BP*)
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY ORIENTAL SILVER HANDLED MALACCA WALKING CANE the handle embossed with figures in a woodland setting on malacca stick 90cm overall
£100-£150 (+24% BP*)
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A LATE 17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY IVORY PIQUEWORK MALACCA WALKING CANE of chunky proportions having scrollwork decoration to the handle with flowerhead to the top on thick malacca cane 86.5cm overall
£400-£600 (+24% BP*)
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