Knights of the Golden Horn (KGH). A 9ct gold and enamel medal 'To Commemorate the Coronation 1902' of Edward VII, engraved verso 'From The Mayor W C Lupton, God Save The King' on a red, white and blue ribbon, crested with an enamel crest stamped 'Presented by the Mayor of Bradford Wm C Lupton', both parts marked .375, in a fitted box. Note: The KGH was founded in 1872 as a higher order within the Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB) before breaking away in 1926.
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A Victorian horn rectangular snuff box, the tortoiseshell cover inlaid with stylised flowers, 8cm wide, c.1870; another papier mache; a Welsh brass love spoon; a brass spill holder, in the form of a donkey; Sevres style boat shaped inkwell, with pen and seal holders, decorated with peonies on a yellow and black ground, 15cm wide' etc
Late Period, Ca. 664 - 332 BC. A set of glass and carnelian stone pendants restrung on a modern thread, featuring a variety of colours and types. The central piece is a cobalt blue double horn amulet, flanked by an assortment of poppy and eye beads. The arrangement is completed with yellow and blue rosettes at either end. For similar see: Andrews C., The Amulets of Ancient Egypt, fig. 65. Size: 5.6-16.2mm x 4.1-17.3mm; Weight: 3.17g Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex. Private collection 1970s-1990s.
VACHERON & CONSTANTIN REF. 4900 IN GOLD, FANCY LUGS AND GUILLOCHÉ DIAL, 50S Case: signed, n. 345240, in 18K gold, snap on caseback with engraved monogram, horn lugs. Bracelet/Strap: – Dial: signed, guilloché silvered, applied indexes, centre seconds. Movement: signed, manual-winding caliber 1002, n. 518477, 17 jewels, adjusted to temperature, bridge stamped VXN. Accessories: – Diameter Ø: 34 mm Note: running at the time of cataloguing.
EBERHARD EXTRA-FORT REF. 14007 IN GOLD, 50S Case: signed, n. 893, in 18K gold, snap on caseback with engraving. Bracelet/Strap: – Dial: signed, silvered, applied indexes, subdials for seconds and 30-min register. Movement: signed, manual-winding caliber 14000. Accessories: gold lucky horn attached to the spring bar. Diameter Ø: 39 mm Note: running at the time of cataloguing.
A horn and hardstone inset snuff box 19th Century, Scottish, of oval form, together with a further oval horn box, a small bone box with scratch carved decoration depicting a lamb and inscribed 'Innocence' and a brass mounted mussel shell snuff box the largest 9cm wide6cm deep2.5cm high (4)Condition Reporthorn box free from damages, with tight fitting lid,oval plain horn box, scratched and knockedthe mussel box cracked and with knocks, the metal mount tarnished
A George III pony skin and silver mounted snuff box of oval form, together with a brass example engraved with 'Old Q' and a geometric parquetry inlaid horn example,the largest 9cm wide6cm deep3.5cm high (3)Condition Reportpony skin thin, and worn, the old q box with splits to the seams and small losses, knocks and damages consistent with age and use
A naive pressed horn snuff box 18th Century, the cover decorated with a hunting scene5cm wide4cm deep1cm high together with a heart-shaped horn box, decorated with scratch carving of foliate swags and lovers,4.5cm wide5cm deep2.5cm high (2)Condition Reportoverall fair order, slight staining and discolouration, the pressed horn box free from damage or repairheart shaped box with slight separation of join between two halves. Please see additional images.
HORSES: Hieover, H: Hints to Horsemen; shewing how to make money by horses. Newby, 1856, 1st. Edn. 214pp. Leather backed boards; with cuts; o/w vg; The Horse His Beauties and Defects. By a knowing hand. W Tegg, 1866, 1st. Edn. with a colour illustrated title page plus 18 colour plates. Pictorial boards; rubbed. VG; Mills, John: Stable Secrets. Ward & Lock, 1863, 1st. With a frontis plus 2 plates. Pictorial boards gilt. Inner hinges cracked & lacking front blank endpaper; SNAFFLES (Payne, CJ): 1- More Bandobast. 1936, 1st. Edn. DW. Stain to cover; 2- Osses & Obstacles. 1935, 1st. Edn. DW, damp stain; 3- I've Heard The Revelly. 1953, 1st. Edn. DW; PLUS: Lionel Edwards (ill): 13 volumes, including: Alderson: Pink and Scarlet; or, Hunting as a School for Soldiering. Hodder and Stoughton, 1913, 1st. Edn. Thus. With 12 tipped-in colour plates & numerous other plates (first book illustrated by Lionel Edwards), 4to. Half leather over gilt pictorial boards. VG; Chalmers: The Horn, A Lay of the Grassington Fox-Hounds. 1937, 1st. Edn. DW. 4to. VG; Lyle: Royal Newmarket. 1945, 1st. Edn. 4to. Leather backed boards, VG; ETC. (19)
A collection of various treen, horn, brass and leather snuff and other shoes 19th Century, to include pique inlaid example and one dated 1844, togehter with two horn folding knives in the form of shoes, and a silver shoe pin cushion, the largest a leather and studded snuff box13cm long 4cm wide4.5cm high (23)Condition Reportvarious conditions, but most with wear and knocks, small losses and evidence of age and use, the pin cushion slightly mishapen
A pressed horn and silver inlaid snuff box 18th Century, of rectangular form, the lid engraved within a cartouche and foliate designs,10cm wide5cm deep2.5cm hightogether with a pressed tortoiseshell and gold inlaid ribbed cylindrical box, 6cm diameterand die-pressed horn snuff box with a hunting scene to the cover,7.5cm diameter (3)Condition Reportareas of loss to the silver inlay, small cracks and splits to the edges, knocks and small chipsthe circular ribbed box with loss to the inlay, splits to the edges hunting box with small fractures within the surface, overall fair order
A collection of silver dishes to include a quaich with horn bowl, by Ollivant & Botsford, Birmingham 1929, 15.5cm wide, a pierced dish, Chester 1899, 16cm wide, another pierced dish with twin handles, by Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton), London 1911, three sugars bowls, and mother of pearl inlaid pin dishes (14)14.14ozt weighable
A group of eight turned wooden snuff boxes 19th Century, to include four burr wood examples, one with fluted sides, another with a bone counter insert, a relief carved example and two further similarthe largest 4cm diameter11cm long (8)Condition Reportvarious conditions, most with knocks and or small loses, fluted example cracked to the ends horn inlay chipped in places,
ARR Ian Godfrey (1942-1992) a lidded stoneware vessel with beast, the cylindrical cup form and foot with intricate carved pattern, the lid mounted with long curved hornThe horn on the finial broken through in two places and well bonded although there are a couple of tiny shards lacking along the break.
A HORN HILTED SHAMSHIR SWORD, BLUE AND GILT BLADE, OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 18TH CENTURY. The blade is of European origin, and is of very high quality, remaining solid from base to tip. It has a good, thick spine. 90% of the bluing remains visible. The sword enters the scabbard with a satisfying 'click'. The hilt is made from a beautiful translucent carved horn, with a green/yellow colour. – We offer in-house shipping services for all items, both within the UK and internationally, at reasonable rates. Items may also be collected at the Kempton Arms Fair in London on the 8th of December.
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