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GLAIVE | SOUTHERN EUROPE, SOUTHERN EUROPEAN | Country: Southern Europe | Date: 17th century | Condition: Tiny blackened areas of old corrosion Non-original stamp | Lot information | Glaive made in the 17th century. The blade bears small blackened areas of old corrosion, the stamp is not original. This type of stick weapon was used by infantry in southern Europe, especially for slashing and stabbing. It often served as a ceremonial or guard weapon. | Dimensions | Length: 2105 mm | Blade: 730 mm | Weight: 2,5 kg***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

A DAGGER (STILETTO) IN A STICK | EUROPE / SPAIN (TOLEDO), EUROPEAN | Country: Europe / Spain (Toledo) | Date: around 1900 | Marking: TOLEDO (blade) | Condition: Excellent | Lot information | A dagger (stiletto) hidden in a stick, made around 1900. The blade is narrow, solid and ends with a sharp point, suitable for stabbing techniques. The surface of the blade bears the etched mark "Toledo", which proves its origin from an important Spanish center for the production of cold weapons. The handle is made of light horn and is complemented by a ring decorated with silver. The sheath of the stick is made of dark stained wood. . This type of stick was used mainly as a personal defense weapon of the upper social strata in terms of style and function. The overall condition corresponds to its age, with minor signs of use. | Dimensions | Length: 900 mm | Blade: 375 mm | Weight: 310 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** | SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION | Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account.

Collection of Rolls-Royce promotional items to include a glass pin dish, pair of Union Jack enamel badges, stick pins and other items.

Quantity of mostly 20th century walking sticks to include a Dolland London compass and telescope brass handled example, shooting stick, souvenir badge sticks, bamboo cane, duck's head carved detail stick together with silver metal and brass handled examples

A rose and yellow metal stick pin with masonic finial set with garnet and diamond.

Large hardwood walking stick with club like handle, H 92cm

Arts and crafts copper stick/umbrella stand in the manner of Newlyn School with repousse design of a heron, frog and fish, H 60cm

20th century mahogany umbrella stick stand with six sections and metal drip tray, H 61cm, W 43cm, D 28.5cm

Two 20th century walking stick canes, one with carved wood head/face handle

20th century light oak hall stand stick/umbrella rack with small drawer to front and galleried back, H 88cm, W 77cm, D 32cm

Group of 20th century walking sticks / canes to include a horn crook example, antler horn stick and silver metal topped cane etc (6)

A small group of Le Creuset and other kitchen ware - comprising a Le Creuset rectangular baking dish, 33.5 x 21.5cm; a Waterford Colorcast cast iron skillet; two Le Creuset stoneware utensil pots in black and white glaze, 15cm high; a Le Creuset stoneware covered mini-casserole dish, black glazed, 9.5cm diameter; a Bodum Chambord stove-top espresso maker; and a German SKK cast aluminium non-stick casserole dish with glass lid, 36.25 x 22.2cm. (7)

A small group of 9ct items - together with an Edwardian 15ct and 9ct gold and seed pearl stick pin (a/f).

A mid-century silver-mounted riding crop by Champion & Wilton of London - hallmarked London 1950; together with an aluminium and leather shooting stick; a pair of jodhpurs; and early 20th century ladies and gents bowler hats. (5)

A modern Chinese blue and white porcelain stick stand vase - painted with flowers and leafy scrolls, 47.5cm high.

A collection of porcelain, china and glass - including two Tiffany & Co for Celebrity Cruises circular covered boxes; a pair of Soviet figures of ladies carrying samovars, 12.6cm high; a quantity of modern Chinese porcelain plates and bowls with stands; a pair of Chinese porcelain soy sauce flasks and a matching cocktail stick holder; a small cut glass candle holder; a 1930s Japanese porcelain part-coffee service; etc.

Arne Vodder (1926-2009) for Sibast of Denmark, a teak rocking chair - maker's labels to inside of rear seat rail, the concave bar top rail over a stick back and angular arms with upswept terminals, over a concave seat in the original brown upholstery, on turned tapered supports and chamfered rockers, 56.5cm wide, 95cm high.

A mahogany stick barometer, stamped Comitti Holborn, together with a smaller round barometer. (2)

A 10ct gold circular brooch - crossed pick and shovel within a band of grapes, 6.3g, together with two further brooches, two stick pins and a gilt framed locket, 11.9g (all in).

A sliver page marker in the form of a trowel - Brimingham 1896, with a mother-of-pearl handle, together with a cigar cutter, a fob, two silver pencils, a swizzle stick and a model of a horse and cart.

A silver swizzle stick - Birmingham 1921, with bright-cut engraving, 4.6g.

A silver folding fruit knife - Sheffield 1871, with a mother-of-pearl handle, together with another folding fruit knife, a page marker, two bangles and two stick pins, 108g (all in).

This limited edition lithograph commemorates the Florida Panthers' inaugural NHL game on October 12, 1993, at Miami Arena against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Created by artist Denis Periera, the artwork features a fierce panther gripping a hockey stick-shaped ticket, symbolizing the birth of the franchise. This piece is hand-signed by Panthers owner H. Wayne Huizenga and artist Denis Periera and is numbered 16/199. The display also includes two original game tickets from the historic first game and additional artistic elements from the event. Professionally framed with blue and gold matting and housed in a dark wood frame, this is a must-have for Panthers fans and NHL memorabilia collectors.Artist: Denis PerieraIssued: 1993Dimensions: 31.5"L x 43"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

This limited edition lithograph, commemorating the Florida Panthers' inaugural NHL game on October 12, 1993, is an exclusive collector's piece. The artwork, created by Denis Periera, depicts the team's fierce panther mascot gripping a hockey stick-shaped ticket. It is hand-signed by the entire 1993-94 Panthers team, including H. Wayne Huizenga (owner), Roger Neilson (head coach), Lindy Ruff (assistant coach), and players such as John Vanbiesbrouck, Scott Mellanby, and Brian Skrudland. The lithograph is numbered 40/40 and features an authentic game ticket from the Panthers' first-ever game against the Pittsburgh Penguins at Miami Arena. It comes with a Letter of Authenticity from SportPads, Inc., listing all signatories. Professionally framed with blue and gold matting, this is a rare and historic piece of NHL memorabilia.Artist: Denis PerieraIssued: 1993Dimensions: 31.5"L x 43"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

AN 18 CARAT GOLD SWIZZLE STICK LONDON 1971 With a suspension loop, engine turned decoration and turquoise ball terminal Size/dimensions: 8cm long Gross weight: 11g Condition Report: Maker's mark R&R, date letter partially obscured Sliding action good Engine turning good Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer

LAWRENCE GAHAGAN (1756-1820)- A BRONZE FULL LENGTH PORTRAIT OF GEORGE III CIRCA 1810 Depicted standing, stick to his right hand, naturalistic oval base, cast inscription to reverse of base L GAHAGAN FECIT & PUBd AS THE ACT DIRECTS JANy 1st 181* 27.5cm high, base 11.5cm wide Lawrence Gahagan (fl.1756-1820) specialised in small bronze portrait busts of contemporary notables. Amongst those exhibited at the Academy were Nelson, Pitt, Wellington and George IV. Another example in bronze had a legible inscription L GAHAGAN fecit & Publish'd as the Act Directs Decbr 1st 1818 (Anonymous sale, Christie's London, 21 July 1988, lot 23). It seems likely that many of these figures would have been retailed through William Bullock's museums in Liverpool and London. Gahagan is mentioned as the sculptor of a bust of 'Master Betty in Achmet' in an advertisement placed by William Bullock in the Liverpool Chronicle in 1805 (Lucy Wood, 'George Bullock in Birmingham and Liverpool', George Bullock Exhibition Catalogue, 1988, pp. 40 - 46. He was also the sculptor of the two massive limestone Egyptian figures which originally flanked the entrance to the Egyptian Room at Bullock's Museum in Piccadilly.Another related model in bronze, formerly with the New York dealer Cora Ginsburg, was sold Christie's New York, 18 October 2005, lot 347, another in painted plaster was sold from the collection of the late Simon Sainsbury, Christie's, London, 18 June 2008, lot 146. Condition Report: Country of origin: EnglandCondition Report Disclaimer

WALKING STICKS AND A GADGET STICK TO INCLUDE: A Victorian iron mounted bamboo book grabber Circa 1850-1870 139cm long Together with a Middle Eastern carved bone walking stick, crocodile and repeating hatchment decoration, 93cm long; a carved wood tall processional stick with white metal pommel, 153cm long; and a small quantity of other walking sticks and batons Saleroom Notice: Please note, the description has been updated and differ from the printed catalogue. Condition Report: Saleroom Notice: Please note, the description has been updated and differ from the printed catalogue. "WALKING STICKS AND A GADGET STICK" All with fairly heavy wear from prolonged regular use- visible mostly to pommels/handles and ferrules. Most notably the painted example which has lost 60% at least of surface decoration Grabber works- looks to have had spot- welding at grabber end Condition Report Disclaimer

Late Victorian bisque headed German Marotte doll with blue eyes, open mouth, silk and lace dress with gold weave, music box and clover marking to the back of head, height 35cm including stick

[Transport] Vintage embroidered Jaguar Drivers Club cloth patch together with over eighty metal and enamel badges, stick pins etc to including Ferrari, Honda, Bedford Drivers Club, Triumph, Kawasaki, Mercedes, Ford, Land Rover, Ford Motor Contractor Aero Engines, R.M.S. Queen Mary, London & South Western Railway, British Railways, Talyllyn Railway, Pullman, Whitewater Valley Rail Road, Heathrow, Boeing 777 and shaped badges of cars and planes 

Three walking sticks - hazel shaft with antler handle 122 cm, a horse measuring stick (AF) and a small stick +/- 91 cm.

A hazel shafted walking stick, with tup horn handle. Length 125 cm.

Two walking sticks, the first with Stag antler handle with combined whistle, 137 cm, and another stick with wooden handle, Length 126 cm (AF)

A hazel shafted walking stick with Red Stag antler handle, length 125 cm.

An alder shafted walking stick, with tup horn handle. Length 123 cm.

A hazel shafted walking stick, with tup horn collar and wooden handle. Length 116 cm.

A hazel shafted walking stick, with black handle and honeysuckle twisted shaft. Length 121 cm.

A walking stick with twisted honeysuckle shaft and Red Stag antler handle.  Length 140 cm.

A hazel shafted walking stick, with tup horn handle. Length 109 cm.

Two Gye landing nets, diameter 59 cm and 61 cm, together with a Leeda wading stick.

A hazel shafted walking stick with thumb handle, length 137 cm.

Hardy lightweight wading stick, 140 cm and a bamboo and bergere shooting stick, the collar marked W Clowes.

A hazel shafted walking stick with Stag antler handle, length 102 cm and a carved wooden stick, the handle in the form of a duck, 93 cm.

A hazel shafted walking stick with six point roe Buck antler handle, length 128 cm.

John Trickett, two signed limited edition prints, the first Chocolate Labrador with stick 403/500. 21 x 25 cm, framed and mounted, together with another of a Black Labrador with packet of crisps 177/850. 28 x 23 cm.

An alder shafted walking stick, the handle in the form of a Spaniel. Length 126 cm.

A walking stick with hazel shaft, and carved tup horn handle decorated with a foxhound and fox. Length 97 cm.

A hazel shafted walking stick, with burr wood handle with carved thistle. Length 126 cm.

A hazel shafted walking stick, with wood and resin handle. Length 128 cm.

A hazel shafted walking stick, with Stag antler handle with combined whistle. Length 144 cm.

An alloy rod tube, length 172 cm and two landing nets, a Wychwood fish bag and a folding stick.

A hazel shafted walking stick with Red Stag V handle, length 140 cm.

A hazel shafted walking stick, with Red Stag antler handle with carved Red Stag. Height 135 cm.

A hazel shafted walking stick, with Red Stag antler handle. Height 157 cm.

A pine stick stand, with six apertures. Height 72 cm, width 56 cm, depth 27.5 cm.

A hazel shafted walking stick, with tup horn crook handle. Length 142 cm.

A walking stick with tup horn handle, length 133 cm.

A hazel shafted walking stick, with tup horn handle. Height 132 cm.

Three walking sticks, the first with Chamois horn handle, the stick marked Jungfru. Length 90 cm, together with a blackthorn stick, 88 cm and a hazel shafted walking stick with horn and resin handle, 115 cm.

A hazel shafted walking stick, with wooden crook handle. Height 142 cm.

An early 20th century bamboo folding shooting stick, marked to the side S.G.D.G.  Length when closed +/- 87 cm.