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Lot 1005
A twenty four light cut glass and moulded chandelier, early 20th century, the central glass suspension rod with five glass domed embellishments at varying intervals, the twenty four swan neck branches issuing from a domed basket over two graduated tiers, festooned with glass chains and hung all over with glass drops (a.f.), 160cm high, 105cm diameter.
Lot 272
EARLY 20th CENTURY BRASS MODEL OF A SHIP'S CANON WITH RAM ROD and on wooden carriage, also a CUT BRASS FOLDING TRIPOD STAND, and a FAR EASTERN WHITE METAL TOBACCO SMOKING PIPE, the reservoir in shallow relief with numerous characters and a BRASS SHIP'S WHEEL FORM NUT CRACKER, on wooden base (4)
Lot 449
Georgian Dublin House Inventory and Valuation, 1764 Manuscript: Ledger bound with marbled paper, 38cms x 25cms; 28pp of writing. Headed: "An Inventory of the Household Furniture, Stock in Trade & c., of Mr. Dan. Nevin late of the Glebe in St. Thomas Street Dublin deceased. and also a Valuation made by order of his Exe[cut]ors the 20th day of Febr[uar]y 1764 p[er] Mr. Robert Callan Auctioneer." Begins with a room by room valuation of the contents of the house, which appears to have been a pub: the list begins with the "Kitchens, Tap Rooms &c", and wines are stored in "Dirty Lane Vault in Swan Ally Ware House." There follows the account by Timothy Mahon, one of the executors, listing (again by room) who bought which items, and for how much. In addition to "sundries delivered to Widow Nevin," the widow bought a number of items, such as "2 tin cheese toasters" for 1s. A Mr. Fitzgerald was the lucky purchaser of two pewter chamber pots for 4s2d. The most expensive items included an eight-day clock (£6) and a crimson Paragon four-poster bed and curtains (£7.15.0). A Mr. Rivers bought a mahogany tallboy, bed curtains and rod for £8; two pictures of "The Rev. Dr. Murphy" sold for 6s10d. As a m/ss, w.a.f. Extremely Scarce. A fascinating example of a mid-18th Century Dublin executor's sale. (1)
Lot 401
An 18th century possibly Spanish dragoon style holster percussion pistol with brass engraving and carving to stock, with an ornate brass butt, partially visible engraving to barrel, barrel length 31cm CONDITION REPORT: Missing some of the brass inlays, missing trigger guard Missing a ram rod instead has a fixed decorative ridge to stock
Lot 403
An 18th century Georgian dragoons style flintlock holster pistol marked Farmer 1744, with crown emblem and proof marks to lock and proof marks to barrel, a brass butt cap marked 273 and brass thumb plate and trigger guard, set in a mahogany stock with brass tipped ram rod, barrel length 30.5cm CONDITION REPORT: Several possible later screws and additions such as brass, ram rod and furniture Hammer is stuck in the half cock position Ordinance mark stamped to lock next to GR Various knocks, scratches and dents to the stock with wear to the finish showing bare woodseized trigger, possible need for new spring See pictures
Lot 404
An 18th century short barrel flintlock pistol, with a brass trigger guard and thumb plate below carving to rosewood slab stock, indistinctly marked makers name to lock, with later ram rod, barrel length 14cm CONDITION REPORT: Cracks and splits to stock around the ram rod areaSpring in lock appears to have gone in need of repair
Lot 407
A 19th century percussion pistol by Reeves & Greaves with name and engraving to lock, a mahogany stock with a checkered grip containing engraved trap cover, engraved trigger guard and octagonal barrel, missing the original swivel ram rod, barrel length 21cm CONDITION REPORT: Missing original ram rod and swivel mechanism
Lot 416
A 19th century Ketland & Co British Land Pattern 'Brown Bess' flintlock, with maker to lock and proof mark to barrel, brass fittings and original ram rod, stamp to stock just above butt Y C 133, having two stage cocking and tension in spring, barrel length 107cm CONDITION REPORT: Various dents, dings and scratches to the stockNo obvious major damage Cocks well into both positions Good spring to frizzen spring Some resistance to the cock but can be done with one thumb Muzzle is thin to end of barrel See pictures
Lot 419
A 19th century military issue flintlock musket, having various proof marks to parts and barrel and matching issue numbers on butt and barrel, with original metal ram rod, brass fittings and military marking to brass butt plate together with an engraved Byzantine style double headed eagle, barrel length 94cm
Lot 600
A boxlock double barrel side/side pistol by W. Pritchard & Son, early 19th century, with chequered walnut grip with vacant silver cartouche and engraved and hinged butt trap, the movement and trigger guard engraved with scrolling flowers and with swivelling ramrod. Overall 25 cm, barrels 10 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This pistol has a working action both hammers release the pull of relevant triggers. The end of the ram rod is slightly worn and detaches from its swivelling housing. The gun appears to be complete and in good order although there is some minor pitting to the boxlock.
Lot 601
A percussion pistol by E & W Bond of London, early 19th century, with chequered walnut grip and full stock with vacant silver cartouche and with floral scroll engraved trigger guard and lock plate signed "E & W Bond", the damascened barrel engraved "E & W Bond, 40 Corn HIll, London, Gunmaker to the Honble E.I. Compy", with swivelling ramrod. Overall 30.5 cm, barrel 14 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This pistol has a good working action. There is a repaired split to the stock just above the curve for the ram rod swivel action but otherwise this pistol appears to be in good order.
Lot 191
A 9 ct gold rod and reel bar brooch, hallmarked and with silver enamelled leaping salmon, in Asprey, Bond Street, case. Brooch length 58 mm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This is marked A&W 9 ct. The brooch is structurally in very good order with no repairs. The pin operates as it should as does the locking mechanism. When the enamel is viewed with a magnifying glass there is a suggestion of a very small loss to the enamel at the rear of the dorsal fin to the main body of the salmon. There is also the suggestion of a very small loss to the very front end of the top lip. These should be both visible on the online image.
Lot 593
BY AND AFTER A JOLIVEAUX - "Little Boy Fishing", late 19th century bronze figure of a boy standing barefoot wearing a hat, trousers rolled up and attending to the hook at the end of high rod, on a naturalistically cast circular base, signed, 9 1/2" high excluding rod (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated)
Lot 162
20 Matchbox Superfast. No.6 Mercedes 350SL, No.12 Big Bull, No.15 Fork Lift Truck, No.16 Badger, No.17 The Londoner, No.18 Hondarora, No.18 Field Car, No.21 Rod Roller, No.28 Stoat, No.41 Siva Spyder, No.48 Stretcha Fetcha, No.49 Chop Suey, No.50 Articulated Truck, No.57 Wildlife Truck, No.60 Lotus Super Seven, 2x No.62 Renault 17TL, No.63 Freeway Gas Tanker, No.72 Hovercraft and a No.74 Toe Joe. All boxed, minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint.
Lot 163
20 Matchbox Superfast. No.12 Big Bull, No.16 Badger, No.17 The Londoner, No.18 Hondarora, No.21 Rod Roller, No.24 Team Matchbox, No.28 Stoat, 2x No.50 Articulated Truck, No.51 Citroen SM, No.53 Tanzara, No.56 Hi-Tailer, No.57 Wildlife Truck, No.59 Mercury Fire Chief, No.62 Renault 17TL, No.63 Freeway Gas Tanker, No.65 SAAB Sonnet III, No.71 Jumbo Jet, 2x No.72 Hovercraft. All boxed, minor wear. Contents VGC-Mint.
Lot 168
20 Matchbox Superfast 75 / Rolamatics. 14 in blister packs including a North American issue No.11 Sleet-N-Snow (U.S. Mail Jeep). No.9 Ford Escort RS2000, No.10 Plymouth Police Car, 2x No.17 The Londoner Bus, 4x No.20 Police Range Rover, variations. No.29 Shovel Nose Tractor, No.43 Steam Loco, No.50 Harley Davidson. No.53 CJ-6 Jeep and No.73 Ford Model A. Plus 4 boxed – No.17 The Londoner, No.18 Hondarora, No.21 Rod Roller and No.57 Wildlife Truck. Plus 2 in once open window boxes – No.17 London Bus and No.61 Wreck Truck. Together with 6 Catalogues including 2 German 1978 examples and 2 UK 1973 examples. Blister packs un-opened, minor wear to boxes. Contents VGC-Mint. Catalogues GC some light wear. (26)
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