Coins, Medals, Militaria, Guns, Art & Antiques

Auction  Friday 25th February 2005 at 10.30am

Viewing   Thursday 24th February 9am till 7pm, Friday 25th February from 9am

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343 333,332,330

315,172,314 309,307,310

308 299,300,301,302,303

295,268 292,291

286,272,275 282

281,279,280 276

273,274,249 271

266 265

244,306,243 150b,277,298,285

WORKS OF ART, CERAMICS, GLASS, MILITARY UNIFORMS, ARMS & EFFECTS

150A Bronze death plaque,

scroll and notification forms of ‘Pte.

David Crerar, Seaforth Highlanders’

£40 - 60

150B Royal Doulton statuette,

Maria, HN1370, 4 ½in (11.5cm) high,

hairline cracks to base

£30 - 40

150C Cast metal figure of three peahens jostling

for a fish,

in a silver plated finish,

19 ½in (49.5cm) high

£100 - 150

151 Large Gouda pottery planter,

of oviform and decorated with foliate

designs in green, orange and black over

brown, inscribed to base ‘Silvia’ 431,

16in (40.6cm) diameter

£80 - 120

152 Two eighteenth century dress swords,

one with bone grip, the other with

wooden grip and metal guard and

pommel, no scabbards, 36in (91.5cm) and

38in (96.5cm) long, respectively

£30 - 50

153 Lot of Cameronians related items and

insignia,

(post war), including Tam O’Shanters

with badges and hackles, badges and

buttons, Sam Browne belts, map case and

maps, bayonet frogs and other similar

items

£50 - 80

154 Lot of Cameronians related manuals and

magazines,

including Dress Regulations of the

Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) 1931;

Standing Orders First Battalion The

Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) 1954; The

Covenanter magazine 1968-91; colour

transfer Battle Orders and Badges;

postcards and other various magazines

£30 - 50

155 Tom Carr,

The Disbandment of the 1st Battalion The

Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) at Douglas

on 14 May 1968, a limited edition signed

print; and newspaper clippings relating to

the aforementioned event, posters and

leaflets, photographs (Cameronians in

Germany post war), prints and LP record

‘A Day With The Cameronians’

£30 - 50

156 Four military swagger sticks,

Cameronians (2), Glasgow Highlanders

and a plain leather

£30 - 50

157 ‘Cameronians’ uniform items,

(post war), comprising of a Glengarry,

service tunic with Sam Browne belt, shirt

and trews; patrol jacket and OR’s trews;

No 1 with trews and Montrose belt;

Officers No. 1 Glengarry and trews;

and a greatcoat (a lot)

£200 - 300

158 German paratroop helmet,

with single decal, leather liner and

chinstrap, stamped markings to liner

£600 - 900

159 Nineteenth century hardwood staff,

the handle carved in the form of a

grotesque beast, 49 ½in (215.7cm) long.

Provenance: Once the property of Lord

Miller, Lord Provost of Edinburgh and

Lord Mayor of London

£100 - 150

160 Chronoscope,

by S. Smith & Son Ltd., London, in fitted

case; and a small magnifying glass

£30 - 50

160A Large Brittania Pottery ashet,

by R.Cochran & Company, depicting the

Crystal Palace in green on white,

20in (50.8cm) wide, chip

£60 - 80

160B Two nineteenth century treen cups

and a treen footed bowl, various sizes

£30 - 40

160C Georgian lacquered snuff box,

of rectangular form with a hinged lid, the

cover with printed scene of a hunter and

companion

£20 - 25

161 Native North American Sacred Sand

Painting

‘Whirling Logs’, Navaho tribe, with

details to reverse, framed,

21 ½ in (54.5cm) square;

and a small gilt metal totem

£120 - 180

162 Silver mounted Skean Dhu,

Glasgow marks, 7 ¼in (18.5cm) long

£90 - 120

163 Two nineteenth century silver mounted

and stone set powder horns,

both with hanging chains,

10in (25.4cm) and 8 ¼in (21cm) long

£150 - 200

164 British Civil Defence helmet,

World War Two period, with liner

£10 - 20

165 1930’s Child’s air rifle,

by ‘The Marjham Air Rifle Co.

Plymounth, Mich. U.S.A.’,

31 ¼in (79.4cm) long

£25 - 35

166 Two Kukhri knives,

in scabbards

£15 - 25

167 Eighteenth century silver mounted powder

horn,

with family crest badge and silver hanging

chain, 11 ½ in (29.2cm) long

£150 - 200

168 Silver mounted Skean Dhu,

Edinburgh marks, 8in (20.3cm) long

£90 - 120

169 Japanese eighteenth century Tanto,

the lacquered grip and scabbard with iron

and copper mounts, 19 ½in (49.5cm) long

£600 - 800

170 Brass and glazed ship’s binacle,

World War Two period; and a brass ship’s

porthole (2)

£100 - 150

170A Small mahogany tea caddy,

of rectangular form with a hinged cover,

4 ½in (11.4cm) wide

£20 - 30

170B Inlaid lacquered spectacle case,

with floral designs in mother of pearl

£20 - 40

170C Ram’s horn snuff mull,

with silver plated rim and detachable

cover

£25 - 35

171 Early eighteenth century Scottish basket

hilt sword,

circa 1720, basket of ‘S’ form with

original wooden grip and mushroom

pommel, engraved blade, (indistinct) and

with later leather scabbard

£1200 - 1500

172 Irish 1803 pattern officers sabre,

brass lion’s head hilt with Royal cypher to

guard, wire bound grip, etched blade with

Royal cypher and Britannia, leather

scabbard with brass mounts maker

marked ‘BRADY 43 Dame St. DUBLIN’,

34 ¼in (82cm) long

£400 - 600

173 Lot of Naval uniform items,

dating from 1945, including tunics,

jackets with insignia and trousers

£50 - 100

174 Arabian Chizal (long rifle),

with ramrod but minus lock,

69in (175cm) long

£30 - 50

175 Eighteenth century iron pole axe,

16 ½in (42cm) long

£30 - 50

176 Persian tulwar,

two Persian lance heads and a brass

stirrup (4)

£30 - 50

177 Pair of French Spelter Nordic Warrior

figures,

each in battle pose with shield and sword,

marked ‘Detrier’ and on circular bases,

each 23in (58.4cm) high

£150 - 200

178 Parachute Regiment uniform,

beret, tunic and trousers, post-war

£40 - 60

179 Mid nineteenth century British Infantry

sword,

40 ½in (103cm) long; and a plated

scabbard, not matching (2)

£50 - 80

180 Hitler’s Mein Kampf 1939,

presented by Heriot-Watt College,

Edinburgh, Session 1938-1939, to a

student of German Language. Signed by

Principal and in original dust wrapper

£20 - 30

180A Victorian double ended scent bottle,

in dark green glass with plated ends

£20 - 30

180B Tunbridge ware letter opener,

the blade with chevron designs,

10in (25.4cm) long

£15 - 20

181 Glasgow Highlanders leather sporran

and sporran badge with stamped

markings to interior, a Glasgow

Highlanders ‘W. O. & SGTS. MESS’ mug,

and a Manual of Military Law 1956. (3).

Note: All items of ‘ S/I McLaughlin, ‘C’

Squadron Glasgow Yeomanry

£30 - 50

182 Two Seaforth Highlander’s kilts

£30 - 50

183 Eastern inlaid decorative flintlock pistol,

17in (43cm) long

£20 - 40

184 Small collection of Eastern and African

edged weaponry

£50 - 80

185 Nineteenth century musket,

with metal ramrod, 51 ½in (1309cm) long

£80 - 120

186 Early nineteenth century British musket,

with wooden ramrod, 58in (147cm) long

£100 - 150

187 Three British brass shell casings,

with World War Two markings

£15 - 25

188 Japanese Wakizashi,

with cloth bound grip, no scabbard; and a

German bayonet with wooden grip,

no scabbard (2)

£30 - 50

189 Silver banded swordstick,

with burr wood grip and scabbard, brass

tipped, Birmingham marks,

37in (94cm) long

£40 - 60

190 Third Reich Army Officers sword,

with lion’s head hilt and wire bound grip,

blade by WKC, with scabbard.

(de-nazified) 39in (99cm) long

£50 - 80

191 Early nineteenth century swordstick,

with engraved blade bearing Royal

Cypher a bamboo grip and scabbard,

36 ¾in(93.3cm) long

£100 - 150

192 East African buffalo hide shield,

of circular from and with central metal

pierced boss, 22in (56cm) diameter

£50 - 80

193 Nine nineteenth century British Heavy

Cavalry Swords,

some bearing unit marks, no scabbards,

41in (140cm) average length

£300 - 500

194 German World War II Carl Zeiss pattern

one metre base artillery range finder,

optician initials ‘FWQ’, the instrument

plate inscribed, Em 1m R36/m.f.M/Vergr

6x/Lattenabstand 1640/Berichtigung nach

Latte mit Marhe 23.5hm, all in original

metal carry case

£150 - 200

195 British early twentieth century naval range

finder by Barr & Stroud,

in a lacquered and fabric, the instrument

35 ¾in (90.5cm) long

£70 - 100

196 Alex MacPherson

Junkers 88 Dive Bomber

pencil and watercolour, signed, dated and

inscribed ‘On Exhibition at Blythswood

Square November 1940’

14 ½in x 25 ½in (37cm x 64.7cm)

Provenance: Presented to Provost Dollan

by the artist after sketching the aircraft at

its crash site on Glasgow Green

£200 - 300

197 A.E. Haswell Miller R.S.W.

A Turkish Infantryman at Gallipoli

coloured sketch, signed and dated 1925,

13 ¾in x 5 ½in (35cm x 14cm)

£50 - 80

198 Three framed military photographs,

‘1st Battn.9th H.L.I. (Glasgow

Highlanders) St. Omer, France-May

1916’; ‘1/9th H.L.I. (B.E.F.) Casualties

attatched to 3/9th H.L.I. Ripon,

Yorkshire-24th January 1916’; ‘The

Glasgow Highlanders’ 1st Annual Club

Dinner (Grosvenor) February 1927. Guest

of Honour-Brig. Gen. A.W.F.Baird,

C.M.G., D.S.O.’

£20 - 30

199 French School

Agent de liaison

lithograph, signed,

17in x 12in (43cm x 30.5cm)

£30 - 40

200 Third Reich German army NCO’s parade

tunic,

medical corps, eight button front with

other standard features, ‘27’ in metal to

the epaulettes and medic’s badge to lower

right sleeve, minus breast eagle

£250 - 350

201 Scottish pottery bowl,

of circular form, with sponge ware

crowns and flags in blue and red over

white and with printed underglaze scene

of the Gordon Highlanders with motto

‘We’ll Fight and We’ll Conquer Again and

Again’, attributed to Methvan of

Kirkaldy, 6 ¼in (16.2cm) diameter

£40 - 60

202 Silver pepper mill,

inscribed ‘Presented by Colonel R.R.Will,

C.I.E., D.S.O, V.D., A.D.C., 1931’ and to

the reverse ‘The Bengal Artillery AFI’

badge, marked to base H&Co’ Ltd,

2 ½in (6.5cm) high

£25 - 35

203 Framed portrait miniature,

of an officer, possibly in one of the South

African regiments, in uniform wearing

medal ribbon bars etc. in a folding case

£120 - 160

204 Nineteen Thirties Swiss Army helmet,

complete with leather liner and chinstrap;

and a pair of Swiss Army leather ammo

pouches, maker marked and dated 1939

£25 - 45

205 Military walking cane,

with plated grip depicting in relief

Seaforth Highlanders badge beneath

Royal Crown and Thistle emblems,

35 ½in (90.2cm) long

£20 - 30

206 Nineteenth century British Cavalry Sabre,

faded lettering to blade, general wear all

over, with scabbard, 39in (99cm) long

£30 - 50

207 Bowie style knife,

with a horn grip, by William Rodgers of

Sheffield, in leather sheath,

13 ¾in (35cm) long

£20 - 30

208 Souvenir metal cinema ticket,

for ‘THEIRS IS THE GLORY. 1946’,

inscribed ‘ METAL FROM ONE OF THE

CRASHED GLIDERS WHICH CARRIED

THE BRITISH 1ST AIRBORNE

DIVISION INTO BATTLE AT ARNHEM

ON SEPTEMBER 17TH 1944’, in a fitted

wooden stand (with R.N.A.S. details to

reverse) which is 5 ½in (14cm) high

£20 - 30

209 Presentation toilet set,

given to ‘RSM Duncan of ‘A’ Coy, 9th

Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders 1924’,

in a fitted case

£30 - 50

210 W.C. Easterbrook

Retreat from Wolves

watercolour, signed and dated ‘15

9in x 11in (22.7cm x28cm)

£40 - 60

211 Royal Flying Corps,

a bamboo swagger stick with Corps badge

to the plated mount, 31in (78.7cm) long

£20 - 30

212 South Lanarkshire Regiment,

a swagger stick with badge to the plated

ball pommel, 27 ½in (69.8cm) long

£20 - 30

213 J. Moffat

Portrait of Captain Gibson (Gibson

Shipping Line) in uniform circa 1880s

oil on canvas, signed

30in x 25in (76.2cm x 63.5cm)

£350 - 450

214 Lot of uniforms and equipment of

Captain A. Brodie,

(1938-45 ) comprising of Royal Artillery

service peak cap, tunic, trousers and

greatcoat; another ‘RA’ service tunic; a

pair of brown leather ankle boots; ‘RA’

dark blue dress tunic with high collar; a

pair of trews; ‘RA’ black dress tunic

(partial red lapels), a waistcoat, trousers

with red stripe; a matching officers peak

and side caps; a pair of black leather

ankle boots with spurs; ‘Highland Light

Infantry’ dark blue dress jacket with high

collar; ‘HLI’ red dress jacket with bullion

braid epaulettes; ‘HLI’ Officers Glengarry;

a waistcoat and matching trews; two pairs

of khaki shorts; a pair of white spats; a

brown leather sword frog; two pistol

holsters (one brown leather); a leather

wallet with diary; a pair of cloth slip-on

epaulettes and various metal and cloth

pips in a pouch; a shirt collar in original

packet and two drill manuals. Most of

the clothing labelled ‘Wm Anderson &

Sons Ltd., Edinburgh & Glasgow’, with

tin travelling trunk.

Note: In the post war years Capt. Brodie

was a G.P. in Glasgow

£400 - 600

215 Uniform and peak cap

for ‘Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military

Nursing Service Reserve’, 1939-45 period,

in tin travelling trunk.

Note: this was the uniform of Capt

Brodie’s (Lot 214) wife

£50 - 100

215A Reproduction American dress sword,

with wire bound grip and brass mounts,

40 ¾in (103.5cm) long

£20 - 30

215B Reproduction Luftwaffe officers sword,

with alloy fittings, 40in (101.6cm) long

£30 - 50

215C Late nineteenth century French bayonet

and four various sword scabbards (5)

£20 - 40

216 Two porcelain military paperweights

one ‘Highland Light Infantry’, the other’

The Royal Scots’

£10 - 20

217 Masonic apron and sash,

maker marked and with owner’s name in

leather carrying case and four various

Masonic Booklets.

£20 - 40

218 WWII Royal Air Force,

Officer’s peak cap, side cap and tunic,

leather and woolen belt, and various cloth

and metal insignia, all in a Japanned

carrying tin

£100 - 200

219 Items of Northern American/Canadian

clothing,

comprising of a reindeer hide cap, a pair

of matching mittens and a pair of boots

with beadwork designs, reindeer hide

purse and a pair of sealskin shoes,

£100 - 150

220 Two French bayonets,

with brass grips, complete with scabbards,

and a Cavalry sabre, lacking scabbard.

surface rust and wear to sabre

£20 - 40

220A Lot of eighteenth and nineteenth century

sword parts,

one spur and other small items

£30 - 50

220B Hooper’s Recreation,

Rational Recreations by W. Hooper,

M.D., London 1724, four partial leather

bound volumes

£600 - 800

220C Muller Freres of Luneville table lamp,

the bowl shaped glass shade with mottled

colours on a baluster stem ending in a

tripartite section on shaped circular base,

20 ½in (52cm) high

£300 - 500

221 Pair of ‘War Office Model’ binoculars,

marked ‘Lumiere. Paris’, in a leather case

£20 - 30

222 Stanley Draper,

male profile portrait with dedication ‘ To

Col. John, with much appreciation of his

hospitality. Stanley’,

pencil, signed and dated ‘49,

15in x 11in (38cm x 28cm)

£20 - 30

223 Scottish National Memorials,

Glasgow 1890, published by James

MacLehose and Sons, illustrated, one

volume

£80 - 120

224 WMF plated figure of a golfer,

modelled in mid swing, out in early

twentieth century dress, on a stained

wood plinth, 4 ½in (11.5cm) high

£60 - 100

225 British 1907 pattern bayonet,

maker marked and dated 1913, with

scabbard and later webbing frog, dated

1942

£20 - 30

225A Wedgwood limited edition desk set,

in black basalt jasper ware, comprising of

a an Egyptian design boat shaped stand

holding inkwells and pounce pot, in all

original Wedgwood packaging and

complete with certificate signed by Brian

Patterson, Chief Executive and numbered

‘20’

£300 - 500

225B Bronzed spelter model of a horse,

on a black marble plinth,

12in (30.5cm) high

£60 - 100

226 Post 1908 pattern red tunic of Sergeant

Frank Batt,

‘The Buffs’, with Sergeant’s stripes to

upper arm and four embroidered service

stars to lower right sleeve, minus collar

badges and shoulder titles, slight mothing

and fraying to tunic edging, Mess dress

red waistcoat with brass roundels fastener

and embroidered pockets, and two red

cloth Sergeant’s sashes with tassels

Note: included in this lot are large

photocopy photograph of Sgt. Batt and a

colour photocopy of ‘The BUFFS

marching through the City of London,

May 16th 1906’, showing the uniform

£100 - 200

227 Victorian military plated trophy,

with Highlander figural finial to lid over

cup shaped vessel and with military

figures in relief and floral decoration,

engraved to one side ‘10TH L.R.V.

Glasgow Highlanders. DRILL AND

EFFICIENCY COMPETITION 1880.

SECOND PRIZE Presented by Major

Williamson. GAINED BY B. Coy. Captain

Easton Lieut. G.R. Stewart

COMMANDING.’, on a triple crossed

rifle support and circular base,

13 ½in (34.3cm) high

£100 - 200

228 Collection of 1920’s photographs

depicting or relating to the Margaret

Morris Dancers during British and

Continental tours, showing members in

activities including bathing, playing sports

and exercising on the beach, amongst the

collection are amateur nude studies of one

of the troupe and postcards of places

visited

Note: The organisation, with a history

which begins in Glasgow, was founded by

Margaret Morris who was the wife of

artist J.D.Fergusson

£100 - 150

229 Chinese silk dress ornament,

shaped as a western gentleman’s tie and

embroidered with dragon, bird and

butterfly motifs, 40 ½in (103cm) long,

and an Eastern lacquered box with cover,

decorated with birds amongst foliage,

7in (17.8cm) wide

£20 - 30

230 Early twentieth century Chinese sword,

with Chinese characters to the blade,

sharkskin grip and a scabbard with metal

guard and mounts, 41in (140cm) long

£30 - 50

231 Early twentieth century Japanese Tanto,

with carved bone handle and scabbard

depicting figures and scenes, some

damage, 17in (43.2cm) long

£30 - 50

232 Victorian Light Infantry Officer’s sword,

with wire bound grip and etched blade by

Henry Wilkinson, 38 ½in (97.7cm) long

£50 - 80

233 Early twentieth century British Army

Officer’s sword,

with wire bound grip and etched blade

marked ‘MEYER & MORTIMER.

CONDUIT ST.’, 39 ½in (100.3cm) long

£50 - 80

234 Third Reich NSKK dagger,

with etched blade, maker ‘PAUL EBEL

SOLINGEN’, and with a scabbard,

14 ½in (36.8cm) long

£100 - 200

235 1919 pattern Japanese Junior Railway

Officials dagger,

with a brass and leather wire bound grip

and crossguard, in a plated scabbard,

17 ½in (44.5cm)

£100 - 150

236 Brocade Belt and Buckle for British Army

Brigadier,

with gilt buckle and clasp, Lion over

King’s Crown in white metal to buckle

centre

Note: the very small size could indicate

this was a part of a page’s uniform

£30 - 50

237 English Flintlock pocket pistol,

early twentieth century, proof marks,

6 ½in (16.5cm) long

£100 - 150

238 Early twentieth century English percussion

pocket pistol,

bearing proof marks, 6in (15cm) long

£100 - 150

239 Nineteenth century Belgian pin-fire

military revolver,

bearing proof marks, 11in (28cm) long

£120 - 180

240 Nineteenth century Belgian 7mm pin-fire

revolver,

engraved and nickel plated and bearing

proof marks, 7 ½in (19cm) long

£50 - 80

241 Spanish M1926 Civil War helmet,

double decal and complete with a liner

and chinstrap

£100 - 150

242 French 1872 pattern socket bayonet,

21in (53cm) long

£20 - 40

243 Imperial German Prussian Officer’s

Pickelhaube,

pre-1890, complete with cockades and

chinscales

£400 - 600

244 Imperial German Prussian Reserve

Officer’s Pickelhaube,

complete with cockades and chinscales,

liner maker marked

£400 - 600

245 Imperial German Pickelhaube,

with Wurttemburg State badge, wartime

fittings, complete with cockades and

chinstrap, unit markings to interior

£200 - 300

246 Early twentieth century photographs by

R. Holmes,

depicting an Afghan hill fighter, a woman,

two women gathering sticks and a

topographical view over military

encampments (4)

£30 - 40

247 Elliot walnut chiming mantel clock,

the rectangular top over a square dial

with circular silvered chapter ring with

numerals in black, all raised on bracket

feet, 13in (33cm) wide

£50 - 80

248 Album of stamps,

dating from late Victorian to the 1950s

£30 - 40

249 Art Deco silvered metal statuette,

modelled as a young lady descending a

step, 9 ¼in (23.5cm) high

£80 - 120

250 Edwardian parquetry inlaid walnut

travelling box,

with contents of various cut glass jars and

bottles and with a side opening lower

jewellery drawer, 12in (30.5cm) wide

£120 - 150

251 Coloured Map of Scotland,

Engraved for Guthries New System of

Geography, published by C.Dilly &

G.Robinson, London, 15 ½in x 14in

(39.3cm x 35.5cm)

£40 - 50

252 Victorian brass telescopic toasting fork,

the outer sleeve with all over cast

decoration and fitted with suspension ring

£30 - 40

253 Pair of perspex bookends,

encapsulating Canadian coins

commemorating the Montreal Olympics

in 1976

£30 - 40

254 Art Nouveau brass oil lamp,

the clear glass shade with floral

decoration on a fluted column and

circular base section embossed with

whiplash designs, 29in (73.6cm) high

including the funnel

£100 - 150

255 Pair of Victorian handcuffs,

of steel construction and marked with

makers stamp Cowan/188-?, and the

number 40, complete with a key and in

original leather belt pouch

£40 - 60

256 Two taxidermy models of barn owls,

displayed on a naturalistic base

£80 - 120

257 Brass and steel miner’s safety lamp,

maker’s mark indistinct but stamped ‘308’

and another of mainly brass construction

with front hinged glazed door and with

burner marked Sherbrook Limited (2)