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JOSEPH SMITH (fl.mid 18th Century) `The South West Prospect of Ludlow Town and Castle `engraved and sold by Jos..Smith at y West End of Exeter Change in y Strand. London` dedicated to His Royal Highness, George, Prince of Wales, London 1729. Antique bird`s eye view of Ludlow, published in the `Nouveau Theatre de la Grande Bretagne` with the important buildings marked with a key, with a line of armorials of the `Encouragers of this work` discolouration, and other paper defects 18 x 21in (45.7 x 53.4cm) sold with an engraved plan of Shrewsbury by John Rocque (1746); and a Map of Shrewsbury in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth; lithographed by Day & Son, published by John Davies, Shrewsbury, September 1860 (3)
An album compiled by the artist R.H. Manning for his niece, containing fifty-six works on paper by various hands, thirteen related photographs and three prints, the majority mounted, circa 1860-1865, most inscribed below the work with artist`s name and title by Manning, all contained within a contemporary blue and gilt tooled leather binding. Note: the album includes watercolours and pencil drawings by or attributed to Aster Corbauld, David Cox Junior, Henry Earp, Daniel Fowler, Henry Gastineau, Maria Gastineau, James Duffield Harding, B.E. Kennedy, William Leighton Leitch, R.H. Manning, David Hall McKewan, John Henry Mole, Cornelius Pearson, Henry Pilleau, Thomas Charles Leeson Rowbotham, Sept. Scott, John Smith, William Collingwood Smith and H.A. Spitta. For a detailed collation of this album and further images please visit: http://blog.tooveys.com/2011/06/lot-1-watercolour-album/ £3000-5000
An Edwardian parasol, the novelty silver handle in the form of a duck`s head with glass eyes, Birmingham 1908 (one eye missing), a late Victorian ebonized walking stick with novelty silver handle in the form of a duck`s head with green eyes, London 1896, and a Victorian parasol, the silver handle with embossed floral and foliate decoration 1881.
A pair of 9ct gold knot design earstuds, a 9ct gold ring designed as the initials `MH`, a 9ct gold and tiger`s eye signet ring, a 9ct gold St. Christopher pendant with a 9ct gold neckchain, a pair of 9ct gold oval cufflinks, a gilt metal tassel necklace and a silver multi-link fronted bangle.
A collection of costume jewellery, including brooches, a scarab pendant, chains, badges, mother-of-pearl brooches, bangles, colourless paste set earclips, tie clips and slides, three ladies` wristwatches, and a peach stone fitted with a Stanhope lens, and an Omega de Ville automatic lady`s wristwatch.
A Third Reich army officer`s dagger, probably a post-war assembly, with straight double-edged blade without maker`s mark, length approx 25.5cm, plated crosspiece and pommel, orange composition grip, in its matching plated sheath, together with a P13 bayonet, in its steel-mounted leather sheath, and a tourist quality knife with brass-mounted carved wooden grip, in its matching sheath.
A 1907-pattern bayonet by Wilkinson with single-edged blade, dated 9` 15, in its steel-mounted leather sheath, a U.S. machete with single-edged blade, dated 1943, in its leather sheath (grips defective), an invitation from the Chindits Old Comrades Association to a reunion and charity ball, dated Nov. 24th 1951, a programme for the Chindit Charity Ball, signed by Lieutenant Colonel Calvert D.S.O., Major F. Freeman, Major G.G. Lockett D.S.O., M.C. and others, and a photograph of a soldier who served with the Chindits, wearing King`s Regiment shoulder title.
An Imperial German 1889-model infantry officer`s sword with straight double-fullered single-edged blade, length approx 74.5cm, steel hit with folding guard and wire-bound black composition grip with W.R.II cypher, in its steel scabbard with suspension strap (defective, hilt and scabbard rusted, suspension broken).
A Continental officer`s sword by Weyersberg with nickel-plated curved single-edged blade, length approx 73cm, steel hilt retaining traces of nickel plating, wire-bound fishskin-covered grip (worn overall, blade plating lifting), with its bullion knot and steel scabbard, together with a Turkish sword with straight double-edged hollow diamond-section blade, length approx 69.5cm, retaining some gilt decoration at forte, brass crosspiece, horn grips, bulbous pommel, in its steel-mounted leather-covered scabbard (mounts retaining some gilt decoration), and an all-steel tulwar (poor condition).
A large two-draw tripod-mounted Patt. No. 333 spotting telescope by W. Ottway & Co. Ltd., Ealing, London, No. 1278, dated 1940, with leather-covered body and integral tripod-mounting bracket, object lens approx 7.5cm, with sliding shade, rack and pinion fine adjustment, overall extended length approx 118cm (some damage, body dented), with eyepiece and object lens covers, together with a wooden tripod with retailer`s label for Charles Frank, Glasgow.
A 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to `4338 Pte. J. Nixon. Manch. R.`, with the original ribbons, packets and box, a First World War period memorial plaque, detailed `John Nixon`, with the original card, packet and envelope of postage, addressed to `Mr Nixon, 51 Wellington Street, Moss Side, Manchester`, a Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Regiment officer`s collar badge, mounted as a brooch, three copper-plate printing plates, an Edward VII Coronation 1902 bronze medallion, with the original case, a Tug of War bronze prize medallion, four commemorative crowns, comprising 1951, with the original box, 1953, 1977 and 1977, and a USA three coin specimen set, commemorating the Bi-centenary 1776-1976, cased.
A Queen`s South Africa Medal with bar `Natal` to `190199 Ord. J. Dean, H:M:S: Terrible`, a 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to `190199 J. Dean. P.O. R.N.`, and a Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, George V Admiral`s Bust issue, to `190199 John Dean, LDG. Sean, H.M.S. Europa`.
A 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to `16770 Pte. H.W. Long. The Queen`s R.`, a 1939-45 Defence Medal, a 1939-45 War Medal, a silver Masonic jewel, designed as a dove within a semi-circle, another Masonic medal, a Church Lad`s Brigade enamelled medal, a miniature Victory Medal and sundry.
A Caughley porcelain reeded teabowl, late 18th Century, decorated in underglaze blue and gilt with scattered floral sprigs beneath a blue banded rim, blue printed `S` to base (small chip to rim), a pearlware reeded coffee cup printed in blue with chinoiserie figures, a pearlware sauceboat (riveted), a blue printed spoon tray, a cobalt blue ground saucer (restored), and a Japan pattern cover.
A Cauldon bone china part tea service, decorated with a blue and gilt band heightened with Neoclassical urns, comprising two cake plates, ten teacups and twelve saucers, eleven tea plates and a jug, together with a collection of other mostly tea and coffee wares, including a Crown Staffordshire `England`s Bouquet` part service and a Queen Anne bone china part service (some faults).

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