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A set of antlers with skull cap.

A Minton water lily dish, English circa 1860 together with a Continental bisque skull pot and a pair of floral printed dishes.

CARVED FRUITWOOD NETSUKE OF MONKEY HOLDING SKULL SIGNED.

1930's Rac Car Badge And Skull And Crossbone Car Badge.

A wild boar's skull, both the lower jaw and the upper with tusks, 44cm long

A plate memorial plaque depicting a lady kneeling with a cross and skull, framed, 7cm high.

A Fine Mid 19th Century Reproduction of a 'Maximilian' Suit of Armour. The close helmet having a fluted skull with roped comb and pierced 'bellow-form' visor. The armour mounted on a square oak plinth with fielded panel sides.

An ivory netsuke in the form of a dog with a paw on a skull.

A bears skull, some pickled specimens including a newt and a lizard and other items.

A JAPANESE HELMET KABUTO, skull constructed from five plates with four section neck defence, some damage and parts missing; together with two yari hafts. (3)

A HUMAN SKULL.

A carved stone rams skull in ancient style, a stylised carved stone snail, an Egyptian style alabaster vessel, a carved stone figural fragment and other items, 27cms max.(a lot)

Tribal Art - A collection of items, the majority African including: three various clubs, one with stained decoration, a long handled spoon, two spoons with pencil date 1898, a pipe bowl in the form of a deer, two twisted wire bracelets and a necklace, other similar items and a leopard skull

Oriental lacquered elm oval lidded box decorated with insect and blossom flowers with skull wooden netsuke

A very fine Japanese ivory carving of a human skeleton, seated on a skull and embracing a Karako, 10cm h, signed, Meiji-Taisho

A French pressed bul treen snuffbox, early 19th century, the front with three images of a skull mapped out with numbers and titled 'Cranologie du Docteur Gall', the rear with a table explaining the numbers and naming the various sections. Diameter, 3.25"

A late Victorian/Edwardian officer's lance-cap (chapka) of the 16th (Queen's) Lancers ensuite with the previous lot, black-leather skull, black cloth sides and top, gilt lace bands and gilt and white-metal chapka plate, dark-green plume in a gilt-metal socket; with a black rectangular tin and hinged cover inscribed for Capt. C. J. Eccles 16th (Queen's) Lancers and maker's badge for Hawkes and Co., Piccadilly

A papier mache hinged snuff box, the top with printed image of a gentleman, along with two fob seals and a cast metal macabre weight in the shape of a skull (4)

An ivory netsuke in the form of a dog with a paw on a skull.

D.H. Chiparus, "Oriental Dancer", a patinated bronze and ivory figure, cast and carved from a model by D.H. Chiparus of a young female dancer wearing an elaborate beaded costume and skull cap posing on one foot, upon a brown marble base mounted with three silvered and gilt plaques each depicting dancers, 40cm high, signature on marble.

A carved wood study of a skeleton crouching on a skull, early 19th century, 1.5"

"St. Jerome reading with a skull and lion nearby", etching by Jusepe de Ribera (trimmed and laid down), unframed.

Reproduction model of the human skull

Painted plaster bust of a baby, draped and with skull cap, 18cm

A fossilized skull of a Woolly Rhinoceros. Late Pleistocene - Ice Age. Remarkably good condition, teeth are complete except for a small molar, small defect on the front side. Dark patina. Length 71 cm. €4,500.00

An oath skull. probably 16th-17th century. Human death's head without the lower jaw. The patinate skull surface with conspicuous traces of red colouring and large engraved double crosses between the vehmic marks "S+S", "G+G" and "S+S". Height 15 cm. €3,500.00

A skull of a female heretic. German, 16th/17th century. Forged iron display cage consisting of two octagonal plates connected by latticed bars with the skull of an executed female criminal inside. Height of the cage 17 cm. Diameter ca. 24 cm. €2,500.00

A skull with helmet fragment. Burgundian, 5th-6th century. Male skull with elongately deformed cranium. The iron fragmentary helmet originally composed of four plates(?) with a continuous decorative trim of fire-gilt bronze discs and decorative punches. On an old mounting of velvet covered wood. Skull height 16 cm, helmet height ca. 18 cm. €3,500.00

An Italian barbute. Milan, circa 1460-70. One-piece hammered skull in typical form with raised central ridge. T-shaped facial opening with a sevenfold riveted reinforcement strip. Square turned over edge. Continuous lining rivets, two lateral holes on each side. On the right three marks "AM" (Antonio Missaglia). Conspicuous corrosion traces. the inside uncleaned. Small damage spots at the back, in the neck guard two larger areas. Height 26 cm. Of extreme rarity. €38,000.00

A South German burgonet. circa 1510-20. Heavy one-piece skull with two lateral grooves in each side, raised medial ridge and a central riveted reinforcement plate with roped comb. Movable turned over and roped peak, two hinged cheek flaps (one with repaired area). Height about 23 cm. €1,500.00

A Maximillian type helmet shell. South German, circa 1520/30. One-piece fluted skull rising to a roped comb (old repair, damage in the back part) with continuous lining holes and lateral bores to fasten the missing bevor and visor. The composite neck guard sliding on three lames (two repaired areas). Height ca. 25 cm. Quality burgonet of a typical knights helmet for Maximillian era "riefel" armour. €3,800.00

A South German burgonet. around 1550. Ridged one-piece skull with peak worked en suite, riveted neck guard, two moveable ear flaps with five decorative holes in each, the edges turned under and roped. Height ca. 26 cm. €2,000.00

A closed boy's tournament helmet. German, circa 1580. One-piece skull with raised comb. Two-part pivoted visor with lockbar, the left half with breathing slits, the right with a hinged flap. Bevor and continuous throat bulge with old repaired areas. The interior painted with orange protective lacquer. Assembled of old parts, visor bolts renewed. Height 22 cm. Unusually small tournament helmet of a young member of a princely family. €5,000.00

A decorated morion-cabasset. Brescia, circa 1590. The heavy, single-piece skull with typical stalk in the apex and brim with turned under and roped edge, the entire surface covered with a finely engraved decoration of ribbons, vines and trophies (partly faded). Lining rivets with brass washers. Isolated remnants of gilding in recesses. Height 25 cm. €2,200.00

A Flemish/Spanish cabasset. end of 16th century. One-piece skull with roped comb. Surrounding iron lining rivets with bloom-shaped underlying brass discs. Flat, tapering oval and ridged border with turned under and roped edge. Laterally hammered inventory number "MA 2112" and pomegranate-shaped smith's marks. Height 20 cm. €3,400.00

A blued and etched morion. Italy, end of 16th century. One-piece skull rising to a high roped comb, the entire surface deeply blued and with high-quality etchings of trophies in the upper part as well as an eagle in each medallion. Lining rivets with brass washers. Turned under and roped edges. The rear point of the brim was repaired in the past, the plume socket is missing. Height 30 cm. High-quality, very well preserved helmet in untouched original condition. €5,000.00

A Savoyard helmet. Italy, circa 1600. Extremely heavy, two-piece skull riveted at the crown with en suite fashioned neck guard. Pivoted, typically curved peak, visor and bevor with lateral latch hooks. The riveted front gorget renewed. Height ca. 26 cm, weight ca. 4,400 g. €5,000.00

A Cuirassier's close helmet. German, circa 1620-30. Blackened iron. Two-piece skull with high comb, pivoted bevor with lateral latch hook, movable peak with renewed riveted lattice visor, riveted collar and replaced neck guard. Height 36 cm. €3,500.00

A blackened Officer's lobster-tailed burgonet. German or Flemish around 1630. One-piece skull with 24 ridges and brass rivet decorations. Riveted visor with added(?) nasal, neck guard of five sliding lames. The cheek pieces also consisting of sliding lames. Most of the leather pieces and rivets are restored. Height 29 cm. €2,000.00

A Cuirassier's close helmet. German, 1st half 17th century. One-piece ridged skull. Pivoted visor and bevor with latch hooks. Riveted collar and neck guard, the latter with indistinct hammered markings. Plume socket. Height 32 cm. €5,000.00

An Illyrian type bronze helmet. mid 6th-4th century. Heavy one-piece bronze skull with short right-angled neck guard and lightly curved cheek pieces. Damage in the area of the upper forehead and right side of the neck. Several old repairs of corroded copper around the face cutout and on the right cheek piece. Found in a river, with polished bronze surface. Height 23 cm. Weight 1422 grams. Beautiful intact helmet of high quality. €8,700.00

Blue Sheep, Pseudois Nayaur, skull mount, a gift from the King of Bhu tan, and, Red Sheep, Ovis Vignei, skull mount. (2)

Leopard, Panthera Pardus, skin and skull, 89in long.

Leopard, Panthera Pardus, skin and skull, 90in long.

Takin, Budorcas Taxicolor, skull mount, by Rowland Ward, on a hardwood shield, together with skin.

Schomburgk's Deer, Cervus Duvauceli Schombergki, plaster skull mount, (extinct in the wild 1930's) presented to M.C.A Lyell esq, by Roual Millais in 1982

Oryx, Oryx Gazella Beisa, skull mount, by Rowland Ward, Greater kudu, Tragelaphus Strepsiceros, shot by Major G K Stobart, a skull mount, listed by Rowland Ward in 1935 Edn.P.235. Big Game Records 38 1/4" and a lesser kudu, Traelaphus Imberbis, unnamed, each on hardwood shields.(3)

A MID 19TH CENTURY COLOURED STAFFORDSHIRE PORTRAIT FIGURE OF JOHN KEMBLE, as Hamlet, standing in plumed hat and ermine trimmed cloak, pointing to a skull held in his left hand. Height 8".

A theatrical figure of John Kemble in the role of Hamlet, modelled standing wearing an ermine-lined cloak and holding a skull, partially coloured and gilt, on a shaped gilt-line base, 20cm high, mid 19th century (some hairline cracks, restored neck); and a model of a recumbent poodle (cracked and glued)

A 19th century Indian/Burmese white metal mounted tigers skull desk stand, the jaw plates decorated with dancing figures and the nose and eye sockets each with fitted metal wells, 24.5cm high, 31cm deep

GOTTHARD SONNENFELD, An Art Deco cold painted bronze and ivory figure, circa 1930, modelled in a jester's outfit, his left arm holding out a skull, his right hand held to his chin, base inscribed Gotthard Sonnenfeld, 9', on a mottled green marble plinth, 63cm., 2ft. in.

AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY GOLD MOURNING RING Applied with a damaged sarcophagus shaped section of crystal covering gold wire-work initials B.O. above a skull and possibly below a coronet, foliate engraved border with remnants of black enamel decoration. Maker's initials probably F.B. engraved to the interior E. O.; obt, 20 May 1715. Finger size P and a half. And a George III gold ring mounted with a citrine (2)

AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY GOLD MOURNING RING Centred with a rectangular crystal covering a skull. Black enamel "Christ Savage OB 11 June 1729 AET 24", 2.7mm. wide. Finger size J.

An Ivory Okimono Group, Meiji period, in the form of a skull encircled by a snake, its mouth biting a toad and body coiled around the leg of a skeleton which in turn grapples with a monkey on top, another toad climbing up at the side, unsigned, 10cm.; 3 15/16in.

'Sarah Bernhardt as Hamlet' A chromolithgraph, by Paul Berger, she is shown in appropriate theatrical costume and holds before her the skull of Yorrock, printed in predominantly sepia tones, image area, 38cm. x 24.3cm. signed in the plate.

James (P.D.) Death of an Expert Witness, 1977; Innocent Blood, 1980; The Skull Beneath the Skin, 1982; Devices and Desires, SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR, 1989; The Children of Men, 1992; Original Sin, 1994, FIRST EDITIONS, original cloth, dust-jackets, fine copies; and 3 others, Literature, 8vo (9).

CHARLES I. Eikon Basilike. The Pourtraicture of His Sacred Maiestie, FIRST EDITION, (? second issue) pagination at p.91 corrected, date in Roman numerals, engraved double-page frontispiece (torn at fold without loss), with final blank N4, two small wormholes mostly in lower margin, occasionally in text, contemporary sheep, oval gilt stamp of Charles I with skull surmounted by a crown on upper cover, 12mo, [no place or publisher], 1648; another copy, FIRST EDITION, lacks frontispiece and final blank N4, a little light dust-soiling, contemporary calf, foot of spine chipped, 12mo, [no place or publisher], 1648 (2)

A pair of late 20th century brass candlesticks, each in the form of a crouching monkey holding a post supporting a skull, 23 cm high

Two carved ivory plaques each depicting head and shoulders of Inigo Jones wearing a skull cap, 6 high x 8 cm wide and 4 high x 6 cm wide

CIRCLE OF SIR GODFREY KNELLER (1646-1723) PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN Half length, wearing an embroidered brown gown, his hand resting upon a skull, flowers before him, oil on canvas 95 x 72cm. ++ Relined; some repaired damages and retouching; needs a clean * The flowers, a memento mori reference with the skull, are by a different hand.