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A Collection of Two Boy Scouts Whistles, One with Compass, Together with Neckerchief Toggle from the 100 Year Celebrations, 1857-1957

CHAPOTOT, PARIS: A late 17th / early 18th Century Butterfield style silver pocket sundial by Chapotot, Paris thought to be circa 1680-1730. Octagonal form with engraved Roman chapter ring and hinged enamelled gnomon, with compass, 64mm x 57mm, housed within its original leather case (slight loss)This type of portable sundial was a fashionable traveller's accessory during the late 17th century. The latitudes of towns in Europe including Paris, Rome, London, Madrid and Dublin are engraved on the back. The hinged gnomon (triangular flap made to create a shadow) could be adjusted according to latitude. The gnomon folds flat and the sundial has cut corners to enable the dial to be enclosed in a case and carried in a pocket.The adjustable gnomon enabled the time to be read accurately in a variety of locations. Travellers still carried sundials even when watches became popular. Early watches were not always accurate for long and a dial enable them to be set regularly. A German travellers' guide of the time also recommended sundials over clocks while on the road because the chiming of clocks might attract thieves.This type of sundial is known as a Butterfield style dial as it was originally designed by Michael Butterfield, an English instrument maker who worked in Paris during the late 17th Century.

MICHAEL BUTTERFIELD OF PARIS: A circa 1680-1700 silver pocket sundial, octagonal form with multiple Arabic and Roman chapter rings and hinged gnomon, with compass, 65mm x 57mm, housed within its original leather case. This type of portable sundial was a fashionable traveller's accessory during the late 17th century. The latitudes of towns in Europe including Paris, Rome, London, Madrid and Dublin are engraved on the back. The hinged gnomon (triangular flap made to create a shadow) could be adjusted according to latitude. The gnomon folds flat and the sundial has cut corners to enable the dial to be enclosed in a case and carried in a pocket. The adjustable gnomon enabled the time to be read accurately in a variety of locations. Travellers still carried sundials even when watches became popular. Early watches were not always accurate for long and a dial enable them to be set regularly. A German travellers' guide of the time also recommended sundials over clocks while on the road because the chiming of clocks might attract thieves. This type of sundial is known as a Butterfield dial as it was originally designed by Michael Butterfield, an English instrument maker who worked in Paris during the late 17th century.

Two Pattern 6 military stopwatches, one by Waltham USA, numbered U10006 and 15927, together with a pedometer and a further compass (4)

A late 17th / early 18th Century Butterfield style silver pocket sundial, octagonal form with engraved Roman chapter ring and hinged gnomon, with compass, 76mm x 60mm, housed within its original leather case. The reverse is engraved with locations such as Gore (New Zealand), Tinian (Northern Mariana Islands), Guadeloup (French Caribbean), Manille (Manila - Philippines) and Siam (Thailand), suggesting that it may have had a connection to maritime navigation or exploration, given that many explorers, traders, or military figures travelled to these regions during that time. It was likely made for a person involved in maritime navigation or colonial trade, and the locations could mark significant ports or destinations encountered during travels.This type of portable sundial was a fashionable traveller's accessory during the late 17th Century. The hinged gnomon (triangular flap made to create a shadow) could be adjusted according to latitude. The gnomon folds flat and the sundial has cut corners to enable the dial to be enclosed in a case and carried in a pocket.The adjustable gnomon enabled the time to be read accurately in a variety of locations. Travellers still carried sundials even when watches became popular. Early watches were not always accurate for long and a dial enable them to be set regularly. A German travellers' guide of the time also recommended sundials over clocks while on the road because the chiming of clocks might attract thieves.This type of sundial is known as a Butterfield style dial as it was originally designed by Michael Butterfield, an English instrument maker who worked in Paris during the late 17th Century.

BENJAMIN WEBB OF LONDON: A 19th Century silver pair cased combined pocket watch and compass by Benjamin Webb, enamelled face with three subsidiary dials, Roman numeral hour markers and gold spade hands to three, subsidiary seconds to six, compass to nine (faint hairline crack). chain fusee movement with verge escapement, finely pierced balance cock with diamond endstone, backplate signed Benjn. Webb London no. 200, By the King's Patent, 6.2cm diameterCONDITION REPORT: Movement clean but green stains on fusee barrel. Solder repairs to main case hinge. Movement running. Very faint hairline on dial from 8 to centre.

FRASER OF LONDON: An unusual 19th Century silver cased pocket pedometer and compass, enamelled Roman dial with arrow hands, signed Miles Fraser Bond Street London, 5.7cm diameter

A silver pocket watch and a WWI period compass. The pocket watch with black Roman numerals to a white face, unmarked, with blued hands and secondary dial, hallmarks to inside of back cover; a Short & Mason Aurapole Tycos compass. (2). Condition Report: Watch funtions for a few seconds then stops.

Masonic ceremonial walking cane with gold-tone fittings, featuring a Square and Compass emblem with the Latin inscription, "Virtus Junxit Mors Non Separabit."

A small group of jewellery including a 9ct yellow gold compass, a vintage lady's wristwatch with 9ct yellow gold watch head, a gold plated mourning locket inscribed 'In Memory Of', an amber coloured bead necklace, etc.

THREE SILVER VESTA CASES, each of a rounded square form, one with a scrolling foliate pattern and vacant cartouche, hallmarked 'Joseph Gloster' Birmingham 1906, an engine turned pattern case with compass hallmarked Birmingham, the third of a polished design with engraved initials, hallmarked 'Charles S Green & Co Ltd' Birmingham 1919, approximate gross weight 112.9 grams (condition report: general wear, all would benefit from a gentle clean and polish, wear and rust to the striker of the polished vesta)

A teak and brass compass binnacle 'Sestrel' Dead Beat by Henry Browne & Co of Essex, the brass cover enclosing the Sestrel 2088N Dead Beat compass, flanked by twin spheres (Kelvin's Balls), with a mounted 'Sestrel' spirit level on the side above a plaque 'Sestrel, Henry Browne & Co, Station Works, Barking, Essex, Type 89521', teak with ebonised fluting, 81.2 x 53.3 x 146cm.

Two pairs of early 20th century brass seaman's binoculars, the first having each eye piece inscribed 'THE LIVERPOOL', the other with built in compass, together with a third pair, marked 'W. HEATH PLYMOUTH'. (3)

Royal Navy Interest - to include a gilt metal cigarette case H.M.S HOOD 1859, the hinged cover with applied emblem of bird & anchor with banner below, together with a brass cigarette case GIBRALTAR SOUVENIR, engraved with seaside town with boats in the foreground; lighter with applied Royal Navy anchor and crown, and a Sir Lord Kelvin 1824-1907 replica compass (4)

A World War I marching compass, marked 1917

An early 20th century brass compass, stamped G. Allison, with leather case

Polish Monte Cassino cross, magnetic compass and a cap badge

Circus Interest. Collection of Bertram Mills Circus Show Master Captain Russell Pickering MBE. Including: Victorian medallion inscribed 'PRESENTED TO FUNNY FRANCIS FOR HIS MARVELIOUS PERFORMANCE ON THE STILTS by a few friends at the Alhambra Palace BELFAST OCT 1875'. The other depicting a clown. Approx. 6cm. Twin train mantel clock with plaque reading 'CAPT J. RUSSELL PICKERING M.B.E. A SOUVENIR OF THE MOTOR BALL AND CARNIVAL 19TH OCTOBER 1927. ROYAL OPERA HOUSE. COVENT GARDEN. FROM THE COMMITTEE'. 21cm high. A vintage pair of Rand No.1 Opera Binoculars in original box and packaging. Official Souvenir Programme for the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. 'How Mildew Won The Sploshville Cup', horse racing related family album, with story and photographs. Dancing medallion award 'Federation International De Danse Juan Les Pins. 1930, in fitted box. Military badges, patches Mess Rules book and pocket compass belonging to Russell Pickering (9 items). Bertram Mills Circus Supershow Olympia Season 1964-5 programme and table plan / list of guests. The Royal Performance Bertram Mills Circus Programme Olympia London 1959 and 1963 (x2). Bertram Mills Royal Performance Programme Olympia 1960. Norman Barrett signed limited edition book 'Ringmaster', Aardvark Publishing, 1994. 'Bertrum Mills - The Circus The Travelled By Train' by David Jamieson', Aardvark Publishing, 1998 (total items 22). Provenance: sold by Bertram Mills Circus Show Master Captain Russell Pickering MBE family descent.

An Air Ministry WWII P type compass - mounted on a later pine base, 15cm diameter.

A 19th century meerschaum pipe - modelled as a head, with an amber stem, together with a cheroot holder, two propelling pencils, leather card holder, opera glasses, compass and a pen in the form of an umbrella.

Of Masonic interest, a George III silver and whalebone double lip ladle, by Thomas Morley, London 1784, gilt bowl , bead border, the underside engraved with RI bordered by the sun, set square and compass, crescent moon and ruler, 40cm.

Serpentine desk compass, Bosun's whistle, Kaimit Potash advertising pencil case, gold filled pocket watch, other compasses, etc

A late 19th/early 20th century pocket combined barometer, thermometer and compass, in a leather case

A pocket compass and other items

Costume Jewellery, Yorkshire relish needle holder, corkscrews, lead horses, compass, leather cigar case and cutters, oil, etc:- One Box.

A First world war Victory medal together with other related items to include a compass and a lighter

An Antique Victorian silver fancy link Albert chain necklace, with silver dog clip, compass fob and T-bar, 36cm, 29.5g . Condition Report:No damage, only general surface wear, dog clip working

A 1940 British Army Mk IX prismatic marching compass

A Victorian single-draw brass telescope by A Tarelli of Newcastle upon Tyne, (a/f), together with an early 20th Century cased set of prismatic binoculars and a pocket magnetic compass

A contemporary mineral / gemstone inlaid terrestrial desk globe, gimble-mounted on a brass tripod base incorporating a magnetic compass, 34 cm

Pair of turned tapering candlesticks, each with a plaque inscribed "Made from the original timber & copper sheathing of H.M.S. Victory", H.10cm; Magnetic Marching Compass Mark 1, B30515, T. G. Co. Ltd.; Military satchel, Boatswain's Call, boxed; leather bound brass telescope, L.15cm; brass and other buttons, magnifying glasses, Hohner harmonica, and a set of draughtman's instruments, in a mahogany case, etc. (a lot)

British Military issued RAF Type E2A aircraft compass, pocket barometer with rotating altimeter scale, the dial inscribed "J. H. Steward Ltd.", Dia.5cm; Negretti & Zambra hygrometer, Shortland Smiths barometer, and a cast metal table timepiece in the form of a twin propeller plane, W.33cm. (5)

Victorian brass four drawer telescope with a pale mahogany barrel and brass lens cap, inscribed Worthington & Allen, London, L.55cm extended; small Troughton & Simms military sextant, cased; military compass, the leather case stamped L. F. & Co., 1916; pair of Ross Steplux 7 x 50 binoculars, pair of leather bound binoculars, Princess Mary Christmas tin, A.R.P. whistle, Welsh Miner's Lamp, E. Thomas & Williams, Aberdare, and other items. (a lot)

A rare and beautifully preserved 16th-century hand-colored map titled Graecia Maior, created by the renowned Flemish cartographer Abraham Ortelius. This striking map, dated 1593, showcases the historical region of Greater Greece, encompassing Southern Italy and its surrounding regions. Known as part of Ortelius's influential atlas Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, the first modern world atlas, this piece exemplifies the artistry and scientific rigor of Renaissance cartography. Key features of the map include: Exquisite hand-coloring that highlights the topographical and cultural richness of the region. Latin text along with detailed annotations and intricate cartouches, showcasing Ortelius's dedication to historical and geographical accuracy. Decorative embellishments, including a compass rose, maritime details with ships, and ornate framing elements. Ortelius's name is prominently featured in the legend, alongside the Latin inscription Hanc Italiae partem exteriorum sic describere conabatur Abrahamus Ortelius cum Privilegio decennali, 1595. Historical Context: Abraham Ortelius is celebrated as the Father of Modern Cartography for his pioneering work in creating the first comprehensive world atlas. His maps are not only geographical records but also works of art, reflecting the Renaissance's blending of science, history, and aesthetics. This map, in particular, illustrates the ancient Greek colonies in Southern Italy and highlights Ortelius's meticulous approach to connecting classical history with contemporary geography. Sight size: 19"L x 14"H. Frame dimensions: 26"L x 21.25"H x 1"W. Artwork can be unframed and rolled for shipment.Artist: Abraham Ortelius (Flemish 1527–1598)Issued: 1595Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: NetherlandsCondition: Age related wear. Excellent condition with vibrant colors.

A 18ct yellow gold open face pocket watch. The watch having a white enamel dial marked Brockbank and Atkins, London assay marks, Roman numeral hour markers and subsidiary seconds dial, fitted with key wound movement, nr G11316, the case and dust cover are both marked 18ct approx. 104.5 gms, together with an 14ct gold fob chain approx. 34 gms together with a 9ct bloodstone compass fob, approx. 7 gms (without winding key).  Provenance: Property of a Surrey gentleman.  Condition Report The watch having a hairline crack to the enamel at 1 o' clock. Pocket watch is moving forward at time of testing. 

A WW1 Officers Compass , the black japanned case stamped No 45189, 1916, Cruchon & Emons , London. case also stamped Verner's Pattern. The leather case stamped Leatheries Ltd,1917. - Item in good condition.

A small brass compass twinned with a small telescope, lacking bottom eye piece protector, 200mm extended

A compass, a metal trunk and three ship's lamps (box)

A Victory Medal, awarded 2 Lieut J L Westmacott, a Terrasse W Co pocket compass, 94818 1918, a gentleman's Olma wristwatch, coins and items

A French Empire period surveyor's compass, brass dial, the orienting arrow engraved, Arabic chapter ring, mahogany case, 3cm high, 16.5cm wide, c. 1810

An early 20th century Cornish serpentine desk compass, 8.5cm diam, c.1900

An early 20th century serpentine novelty desk compass, as a whiskey barrel, 4.5cm high

A Stanley, London gilt metal figural desk compass, as Atlas, he stands with compass supported on his shoulders, on a circular plinth, ebonised base, 20cm high

A late 18th century brass pocket compass/sundial, screw cover, brass hour circle, paper compass roses with moving indicator, gnomon lacking, 4cm diameter

A Derbyshire fossil stone turned circular compass desk weight, 9cm diam, 19th century

Medieval pilgrims ampulla with a crowned heart on one face and a compass-drawn flower of four petals on the other. C. 15th century. 51mm, 40.4g.

A very rare 18th century silver Butterfield dial travel pocket compass and sundial, the octagonal plate dial for use at 55, 49, 45 and 40 degrees latitude, the sun dial with alternating chapter rings of Arabic and Roman numerals, signed Butterfield, Paris, with fold out gnomon decorated with a seated bird with a partial chapter ring of 40 to 60 degrees, with an inset glazed compass, the reverse of the compass engraved with Montpellier 43, Bayonne 43, La Rochelle 46, Bordeaux 44, Marseille 43, the back plate with 16 further European cities and their relevant latitudes, 6.9 x 6 cm.Condition report: Very good condition, full working order, no significant damage 

(Norfolk & Suffolk Coastline.) Lucas Janszoon Waghenaer: 'Zee Caerte vande Noordt custe van Engelandt, alsoe tzelffde landt aldaer in sijn gedaente en sesse in, met alle sijnn undieptenn Orce maritimae Septentrionalis Angliae', a scarce engraved hand coloured sea chart extending from Blakeney Point in Norfolk to Dunwich/Thorpeness in Suffolk, published Antwerp, circa 1584, finely engraved by Jan van Doetecum, large strapwork cartouche and mileage scale, two compass roses, numerous rhumb lines, several sailing ships in North Sea, text in Latin verso, printed area approx. size 330 x 510mm

(East Anglia Coastline & Thames Estuary.) Alexis Hubert Jaillot: 'Carte de l'Entree de la Tamise avec les Bancs, Passes, Isles et Costes Comprises Entre Sandwich et Clay', engraved sea chart hand coloured in outline, circa 1693 or later, sea chart of the eastern coastline of England with north orientated to the east, including Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, extending from Sandwich & Isle of Thanet in Kent to Sheringham, Weybourne & Cley in Norfolk, with an inset map of the River Thames from its estuary to London, compass rose and numerous rhumb lines, engraved area approx. 460 x 900mm

A group of Corgi diecasts, including Heartbeat, Only Fools and Horses, The Italian Job, The Golden Compass, Corgi Classics and others, boxed. (15)

WWI 1917 dated verners pattern VIII marching compass - total length 8cm

A Sunderland lustre mug printed with 'The Mariners Compass' and a verse 'Thou noble bark of brightest fame....', 10cms; and a bowl printed with 'The Sailors Farewell', 22cms. (2)

Stunning quality 1866 London silver hallmarked pocket watch with silvered dial and engraved shield back with a non silver Albert chain which contains a small antique compass to the far end. Come with key

AristotelesBronze patiniert, Figur aus 4 Teilen montiert, schwarzer Marmor-Sockel mit Bronzefüßen. Auf einem Bronzefuß Nr. "1903" gepunzt. 23 / 28,5 cm. 8,2 kg. Der antike Wissenschaftler beim Nachdenken, wobei er einen Arm auf den Globus gelegt hat und in der anderen Hand einen Zirkel hält. 1 montierter Arm leicht locker, Abplatzer am Marmor. Aufrufzeit 27. | Feb. 2025 | voraussichtlich 14:21 Uhr (CET) AristotelesBronze patinated, figure assembled from 4 parts, black marble base with bronze feet. Stamped no. "1903" on one bronze foot. 23 / 28.5 cm. 8.2 kg. The ancient scientist contemplating, with one arm resting on the globe and the other hand holding a compass. 1 mounted arm slightly loose, chipping to the marble. Call time 27 | Feb. 2025 | probably 14:21 (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

7 silberne Schlüsseltaschenuhren. England und Schweiz. 19. Jh. 4 Zylinderwerke, darunter 2 faunal und floral ausgesägte und gravierte Platinen, 1 Spindel- und 2 Ankerwerke, jeweils mit Schlüsselaufzug. Im Kurzzeittest überwiegend funktionstüchtig, 2 Uhren laufen nicht. Überwiegend weiße Emailzifferblätter mit römischen Zahlen, Minutenkranz und kleiner Sekunde, 1x mit Chronograph, 1x mit Kompass. Überwiegend Silber gepunzt. Ø 4,2 bis 5,5 cm. Gesamt 615 g. Lépine-Gehäuse, 5x mit Münzrand und guillochierten Rückdeckeln mit leeren Wappenreserven und einer Krone, 2x mit floralen Gravuren, darunter auch eine Landschaft. Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, teils mit Defekten, Ergänzungen, Fehlstellen. Mit 4 Schlüsseln. Aufrufzeit 27. | Feb. 2025 | voraussichtlich 14:48 Uhr (CET) 7 silver key pocket watches. England and Switzerland. 19th century 4 cylinder movements, including 2 faunally and florally cut and engraved plates, 1 verge and 2 lever movements, each with keywind. Mostly functional in the short-term test, 2 watches do not run. Mostly white enamel dials with Roman numerals, minute ring and small second, 1x with chronograph, 1x with compass. Predominantly hallmarked silver. Ø 4.2 to 5.5 cm. Total weight 615 g. Lépine case, 5x with coin edge and guilloché back covers with empty coat of arms reserves and a crown, 2x with floral engravings, including a landscape. Signs of age and wear, some with defects, additions, missing parts. With 4 keys. Call time 27 | Feb. 2025 | probably 14:48 (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

3 Freimaurergläser. H max 14 cm. 2x 19. Jh.: Biedermeier-Kelchglas mit manganfarbener Glockenkuppa, gravierten Freimaurersymbolen, facettiertem Schaft, Quadratfuß und ausgekugeltem Abriss (H 14 cm); farbloser, konischer, siebenfach facettierter Becher mit massivem Stand (sog. Freimaurerkanone) mit gravierten Symbolen; ausgekugelter Abriss (H 13 cm). / 1x 2. H. 20. Jh.: Freimaurerkanone aus farblosem Glas mit graviertem Zirkel und Winkel (H 11,5 cm). 1x minimale Randbestoßung. Aufrufzeit 27. | Feb. 2025 | voraussichtlich 16:47 Uhr (CET)3 mason jars. H max 14 cm. 2x 19th century: Biedermeier goblet glass with manganese-colored bell cup, engraved Masonic symbols, faceted stem, square foot and spherical base (h 14 cm); colorless, conical, seven-facetted beaker with solid stand (so-called Masonic cannon) with engraved symbols; spherical base (h 13 cm). / 1x 2nd half 20th century: Masonic cannon made of colorless glass with engraved compass and angle (H 11.5 cm). 1x minimal edge wear. Call time 27 | Feb. 2025 | probably 16:47 (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

Barocke Reise-Sonnenuhr. Ende 18. Jh. Obstholz oder Nussbaum, kolorierte Kupferstiche. 2 x 10 x 6,5 cm (zusammengeklappt). Taschensonnenuhr mit Haken-Schließe am Rechteck-Gehäuse. Auf dem Scharnier-Deckel alphabetische Liste mit Angabe der nördlichen Breitengrade für 47 Städte Europas. Als Horizontal- und Vertikal-Sonnenuhr verwendbar; innen entsprechende Ziffernblätter mit römischen und lateinischen Stundenziffern in ornamentaler Rahmung. Führungs-Löcher für die Schattenschnur entsprechend der Breitengrade (36 - 56). Mittig eingelassener Kompass mit kolorierter Windrose. Kompassverglasung fehlt (Nadel vorhanden), 1 Gehäusehaken und Schutzknauf fehlen, Skalen gebräunt, Fleck auf dem Deckel. Aufrufzeit 26. | Feb. 2025 | voraussichtlich 16:15 Uhr (CET)Baroque traveling sundial. Late 18th century Fruitwood or walnut, colored copper engravings. 2 x 10 x 6.5 cm (folded). Pocket sundial with hook clasp on the rectangular case. Alphabetical list on the hinged lid with the northern latitudes for 47 European cities. Can be used as a horizontal and vertical sundial; inside corresponding dials with Roman and Latin hour numerals in an ornamental frame. Guide holes for the shadow cord corresponding to the degrees of latitude (36 - 56). Central recessed compass with colored compass rose. Compass glazing missing (pin present), 1 case hook and protective knob missing, scales browned, stain on the lid. Call time 26 | Feb. 2025 | probably 16:15 (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

Reservistenkrug und -Pfeifenkopf, dazu studentischer Zipfelbund. 3 Zipfel je 800 gestempelt. Porzellan mit Bodenlithophanie (Paar) und koloriertem Umrissdruck. Handbemalter Porzellan-Pfeifenkopf. 3 Silber-Bierzipfel, 1 Bierzipel Metall mit goldfarbenem Überzug; Klammer aus Kupfer mit silberfarbenem Überzug und Email. H 17,5 bzw 12,5 cm, L Bund 15 cm. Krug mit zentralem Schulterstück, Reitern und Kanonen. "Reservist Lorensen-Schmidt" "2. Batterie Lauenburg Feld. Art. Regt. Nro. 45 Rendsburg 1907-09". / Pfeifenkopf mit Gärtnersymbolen und 2 Soldaten "Es lebe der Gärtner!" "Tamb.-H. Matthiesen" "8. Cp. d. K: Alex: Garde: Gnd: Rt: No 1 in Berlin 1896" (Kaiser Alexander Garde-Grenadier-Regiment). / Zipfelbund mit Gürtelklemme, Farben (blau-weiß-gold) und graviertem Zirkel. 3 grün-weiß-rote Bierzipfel mit Silberappliken; auf dem Wappenschieber gravierter Zirkel, verso Widmungen an Demokrit "78" bis "0" datiert. 1 goldfarbener Zipfel in rot-gold-grün mit Zirkel (Hanseatia Passau) sowie Gravur an Demokrit mit Datum "79". Krug mit Bodenloch und ohne Deckel. Aufrufzeit 26. | Feb. 2025 | voraussichtlich 16:57 Uhr (CET)Reservist mug and pipe bowl, with student Zipfelbund. 3 corners each stamped 800. Porcelain with ground lithophane (pair) and colored outline print. Hand-painted porcelain pipe bowl. 3 silver beer tips, 1 metal beer tip with gold-colored coating; copper clip with silver-colored coating and enamel. H 17.5 and 12.5 cm respectively, L collar 15 cm. Jug with central shoulder piece, horsemen and cannons. "Reservist Lorensen-Schmidt" "2nd Battery Lauenburg Field. Art. Regt. Nro. 45 Rendsburg 1907-09". / Pipe bowl with gardener symbols and 2 soldiers "Long live the gardener!" "Tamb.-H. Matthiesen" "8th Cp. d. K: Alex: Garde: Gnd: Rt: No 1 in Berlin 1896" (Kaiser Alexander Garde-Grenadier-Regiment). / Collar with belt clip, colors (blue-white-gold) and engraved compass. 3 green-white-red beer tails with silver appliqués; engraved compass on the coat of arms slide, dated on the reverse with dedications to Democritus "78" to "0". 1 gold-colored tip in red-gold-green with compass (Hanseatia Passau) as well as engraving to Democritus with date "79". Jug with bottom hole and without lid. Call time 26 | Feb. 2025 | probably 16:57 (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

TEN 1/43 SCALE DIECAST & RESIN MODEL CARS comprising a Bizarre No.BZ482, Sauber C6, 'BASF' no.20, Le Mans 1982; Compass (Make Up Co.) No.CM002, Joest Racing Porsche 956B, Mass / Pescarolo, 2nd WEC Brands Hatch 1984; True Scale Miniatures No.TSM104316, Hissan LM03C Fairlady Group C, WEC Japan, 1983; Trofeu, No.1304, Porsche LMP1, Raphanel / Weaver / Murry, Le Mans 1998; Trofeu No.903, Joest Porsche, 'Hagenuk', 1st Le Mans 1997; Trofeu No.1301, Porsche LMP1, 'Carbon', Paul Ricard 1998; Quartzo No.Q3066, Porsche 956 Short Tail, 'Skoal Bandit' Hobbs / Keegan / Konrad, 1000km Mosport Park 1984; Minichamps [unnumbered] B.M.W. V12 LMR 1999, Jenny Holzer Art Car; Ixo No.LM1988, Jaguar XJR-9, no.2, Winner Le Mans 1988; and Onyx [unnumbered] Porsche 962-C, 'Shell Dunlop', Le Mans 1988, each mint or near mint and boxed.

A small oak bijouterie table, slightly bow front, 73cm high x 45.5cm wide x 36.5cm deep; along with a ‘Wunderkammer’ arrangement of boxes and objects, including small mother-of-pearl flask, silver metal stamp and matchstick box, compass, silver propelling pencil, Victorian glass ink well, small cold-painted bronze figure, etc, qty.