for our Antique, Fine Art and Collectables auction held on Wednesday 22nd of October 2025
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| 451 | An early 20th Century Rugby / Football cap in blue cloth with gilt braiding. The crown with braided lettering "1918 M.C.F.C 1919" (possibly Manchester City Football Club), the brim lettered "1917 - 1918". Label to interior "Aitken and Niven, 40 Queensbury St, Edinburgh 13 1/2" | 160-190 |
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| 452 | An early 20th Century Rugby / Football cap in blue cloth with gilt braiding. The crown with braided lettering "1918 1919" divided by a gilt logo of a Saltire beneath a Crescent, the brim lettered "1918-1918". Label to interior "Aitken and Niven, 40 Queensbury St, Edinburgh" | 160-190 |
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| 453 | An 18th Century oval Dutch engraved tobacco box, the lid decorated figures and with script 4cm x 16cm x 5cm | 50-70 |
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| 454 | Two Type W.T8 amp morse keys together with a Rototherm thermometer contained in a brown Bakelite case 10cm | 40-50 |
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| 455 | Five Dunhill Shell pipes nos. 2241031 x 2, 3441031, 366/25 and Cumberland 5213, 7 other Dunhill pipes - 34, 40F/T, 60 Bruyere with silver mount, 64, a Bruyere RF/T, 1 marked A, 127 and a 4101 and a Dunhill pipe with silver band, all used and a Huber Peterson Celebration pipe | 50-75 |
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| 456 | A red Dunhill shop presentation box containing 11 Dunhill pipes - Bruyere EK, Red Bark 41241, a Shell 41241, a 43038 Bruyere, Shell Briar, Shell 498, Shell 5/3 with silver band, 4101 with silver band, Shell Briar, LBS with silver band, 1 other Dunhill pipe and a Lacroix S.A pipe, a Dunhill 59 Black Briar pipe in associated box, a Dunhill R6 Shell Briar in associated box | 50-75 |
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| 457 | A Meerschaum pipe with "amber" mouthpiece, a carved Meerschaum cheroot holder with horn mouthpiece boxed and a carved 1 other decorated a horse | 40-50 |
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| 458 | A carved malachite figure of a toad 6cm on a wooden stand, 3 Chinese carved hard bluestone figures of 2 turtles 5cm and a hare 2cm | 50-70 |
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| 459 | A Regency pierced gilt metal circular pot pourri and cover on a circular spreading base, together with a pair of flowers head ditto raised on square bases with bun feet 11cm (both missing lids) | 50-75 |
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| 460 | A 19th Century compass with 6cm paper dial contained in a mahogany case 288 | 40-50 |
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| 461 | A 19th Century gilt bronze figure of a standing Gnash 16cm, pair of gilt bronze figures of temple attendants 13cm and 2 other bronze figures of kneeling attendants 8cm | 50-75 |
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| 462 | A circular bronze plaque decorated a Saint 16cm | 40-50 |
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| 463 | Two Bakelite Avo Multiminor Mk4 meters contained in brown leather case | 40-60 |
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| 464 | Archibald Knox for Liberty, a Tudric cylindrical biscuit barrel, the base marked Tudric 193 11cm | 50-75 |
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| 465 | A Victorian cast iron umbrella stand decorated a standing dog 68cm h x 43cm w x 22cm d | 50-75 |
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| 466 | A Victorian spelter figure of a standing Cavalier, raised on a circular base 47cm h | 60-80 |
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| 467 | A pair of black ground club shaped cloisonne vases with floral decoration 31cm | 40-50 |
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| 468 | A mid-century Christofle (France) Cardinale chrome vase designed by Lirio Sabattini 36cm | 40-60 |
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| 469 | S Morden & Co. London, a pair of brass postage scales, raised on an oak base together with 12 associated brass weights - 2 x 4lbs (1 damaged to the edge), 2lb, 1lb, 8 ozs, 6 ozs, 4 ozs, 2 ozs x 2, 1 oz x 2, together with an iron 8 oz weight | 40-60 |
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| 470 | A William IV pewter quart tankard with London touch mark, a Victorian pewter quart tankard with touch mark, an Edward VII baluster pewter tankard (sections of pewter missing from base), waisted pewter quart tankard marked J McGlashan & Co. Glasgow (a/f), a Victorian quart tankard with glass base and 1 other pewter tankard (6) | 40-50 |
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| 471 | A WMF style Art Nouveau pierced pewter twin handled dish frame with cut and etched glass bowl, the base marked 252 12cm h x 43cm w x 13cm d | 50-75 |
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| 472 | An Eastern embossed silvered copper twin handled jardiniere of waisted form 28cm h x 28cm diam. | 50-75 |
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| 473 | A pair of Victorian spelter candlesticks in the form of standing classical ladies converted to table lamps 43cm | 50-75 |
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| 474 | A pair of ecclesiastical brass candlesticks with drip trays, raised on circular bases 39cm x 11cm | 40-60 |
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| 475 | A pair of Victorian Gothic style pierced brass candlesticks on shaped supports 15cm x 7cm (slightly misshapen) together with a pair of 18th Century brass candlesticks with ejectors on square bases 18cm, bases marked M4 (both with misshapen sconces, 1 is loose and requires soldering) | 50-75 |
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