SOLD FOR £180
Twelve bottles of 1975 Baron Philippe de Rothschild Mouton Cadet, shipped by Edward Young & Company of London
SOLD FOR £70
A 1920's rectangular wrought iron and steel coal/log bin with panel decoration 45cm x 50cm x 37cm
SOLD FOR £130
An Indian mameluke style sword with 61cm etched blade contained in a hardwood and inlaid mother of pearl scabbard
SOLD FOR £8800
Joseph Lang, a cased pair of early 19th Century 44 bore percussion pistols (converted from flintlock), both blued octagonal barrels stamped with London company and view proof marks and engraved "I Lang Haymarket". The pistols numbered 1 and 2 on the breach and numbered 465 and 466 on the trigger guard respectively. The stocks and grips in walnut, the grips having checkered pattern with bright steel roccoco buttcaps. The lock plate and hammer engraved with floral design. The walnut case fitted with label of "Joseph Lang, 22 Cockspur Street" and containing ball mould, 2 turnscrews, wadding punch, copper and brass powder flask, cleaning rod, mallet. The case having having two compartments containing oiler, a bone brush and a collection of shot
SOLD FOR £540
An 18th century English 18 bore flintlock pistol by Griffin, together with a similar by Barber. Both pistols stamped London view and proof mark with makers mark in between having brass butt caps and engraved escutcheons ("No. 1" on the Barber, "JM" on the Griffin), both with walnut stocks and replacement ramrods, (some damage to each stock). The later made up case containing a copper and brass powder flask and two turn screws
SOLD FOR £700
A mid 19th century cased 9mm Belgian pinfire 6 shot revolver by Lefaucheux signed on the breech "E. LEFAUCHEUX INVR. BREVETE" serial number 76417 and stamped a crown, the ebony and ivory grip carved floral motif with the same style engraved on the barrel and frame. The red plush lined mahogany case comprising cleaning rod, turn screw, steel oil bottle, cylindrical box with turned horn lid for spare nipples and also fitted a wooden 24 round ammunition tray. In good working order
SOLD FOR £1050
An early 19th century (1813-55) cased set of three percussion pistols comprising a double barrelled pistol and 2 muff pistols, all with Birmingham view and company mark. The double barrel side hammered pistol marked "Sargant Brothers" with stirrup ramrod, chequered walnut butts, blued engraved finger guard. The muff pistols with engraved side plates and chequered walnut butts together with a Sykes powder flask, steel bullet mould, percussion cap box W.E. of London, nipple key and cleaning rod. All contained in a fitted oak case and in good working order
SOLD FOR £60
A Second World War National Fire Service steel helmet complete with liner, the interior marked Roco 1 1939, with National Fire Service badge, marked 18, with numerous dents
SOLD FOR £60
A French chassepot bayonet with plain 56cm blade, crossbar marked RH22153 complete with scabbard (corroded blade and dents to scabbard), together with 1 other chassepot bayonet, the crossbar marked L83039
SOLD FOR £70
A Mauser bayonet with 31cm plain blade complete with scabbard
SOLD FOR £200
A 20th Century 1908 patent Cavalry Troopers sword with 88cm blade complete with scabbard and buff leather dress knot
SOLD FOR £320
A Wilkinson Sword 20th Century Infantry Officer's sword, the 86cm blade etched Victorian royal cypher, the base marked Wilkinson Sword by Appointment to the Queen, Queen Elizabeth II Sword Cutler, complete with scabbard
SOLD FOR £150
Thomas Turner & Company, a folding knife with 9cm blade and horn grip, a LXL George of Sheffield pruning knife with 8cm glade and horn grip and a Wright & Sons of Sheffield pruning knife with 7cm blade and horn grip
SOLD FOR £460
Michael Rothenstein (1908-1993), a woodcut limited edition coloured print "Scarlet Berries" no. 1 of 75, signed to the margin 63cm h x 64cm w
SOLD FOR £70
Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969), a coloured print "Casilda's White Petticoat" signed in pencil to the margin 62cm w x 48cm
SOLD FOR £65
Sir William Russell Flint (1880-1969), a coloured print "Rosa and Marissa" signed in pencil to the margin 63cm w x 48cm h
SOLD FOR £55
An 18th/19th Century circular oak tea table, raised on a turned column and tripod base 69cm h x 56cm diam.
SOLD FOR £560
Mogens Kold, a 1950's Danish teak vanity chest. The flip top having a mirror en verso revealing a bleached interior consisting centre tray flanked left and right by two drawers and one drawer respectively. The chest of 3 long drawers with recessed handles with two faux drawers above incorporated in the fall front. Raised on round tapering legs with figured stretcher, 67w x 40d x 89h
SOLD FOR £75
A Rococo style rectangular plate wall mirror contained in a carved gilt wood frame 92cm x 50cm
SOLD FOR £120
Robin Day for Hille, a 1960`s plastic coffee table in light coffee with central circular brown storage cover.
SOLD FOR £120
Robin Day for Hille, a 1960`s plastic coffee table in cream/white with central circular orange storage cover.
SOLD FOR £65
An Edwardian Chippendale style circular mahogany torchere, raised on a turned and fluted column with tripod base 104cm h x 28cm diam.
SOLD FOR £200
A 19th Century Continental pine wardrobe fitted a rail and shelves enclosed by panelled doors, on bun feet 177cm h x 114cm w x 54cm d
SOLD FOR £660
A Victorian canteen of silver Old English cutlery comprising 5 tablespoons, 5 dessert spoons, 11 dinner forks, 5 dessert forks, with engraved armorial, London 1894, 1700 grams
SOLD FOR £120
A Victorian silver mounted condiment London 1859, repousse decorated with scrolling flowers and vacant cartouches, raised on scroll feet, maker RD 26cm with 1 (ex 6) silver mounted bottle