WW1 Royal Artillery Gilt Brass and Enamel Regimental Crest Sweetheart Brooch

Here on offer is a beautiful example of a WW1 period Royal Artillery gilt brass and enamel regimental crest sweetheart brooch.

The brooch is in great condition and retains most of the red and blue enamel to the crest and crown. There is a tiny area of blue missing on the lower ribbon, by the letters "DU". The gilt finish now has a darkened age patina finish.

It sti...  read more

Code: 51864

WW1 Royal Artillery Gilt Brass and Enamel Sweetheart Brooch - Gilt Oval Setting

Here on offer is a beautiful example of a WW1 period Royal Artillery gilt brass and enamel sweetheart brooch

The brooch is in excellent condition and retains all the red and blue enamel to the crest and crown.

It has a detailed regimental crest attached to an ornate oval gilt brass frame.

This is then attached by a loop and ring to a plain gilt bar b...  read more

Code: 51863

WW1 Royal Artillery Gilt Brass, Enamel and Mother of Pearl, Lucky Horse Shoe Sweetheart Brooch

Here on offer is a beautiful example of a WW1 period Royal Artillery gilt brass, enamel and mother of pearl, lucky horse shoe sweetheart brooch

The brooch is in excellent condition and retains all the blue enamel to the horse shoe.

In the centre is a small gilt brass Royal Artillery crest, set in the centre of a mother of pearl (MOP) disc.

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Code: 51859

3rd Pattern FS Fighting Knife by William Rodgers Personalised to Major D. P. EARLAM of the Royal Artillery

Here on offer is an excellent example of a 1970’s period, 3rd Pattern FS Fighting Knife by William Rodgers of Sheffield.

This knife has been personalised to Major D. P. EARLAM of the Royal Artillery and dated to 1972-1973.

This beautiful double-edged dagger blade measures 6.76” (17.4cm) in length and retains its original bright nickel-plated finish....  read more

Code: 50476

Rare WW2 Admiral Graf Spee – Ashtray or Dish made from the wood of the German Pocket Battleship – Battle of the River Plate 1939

Here on offer is a rare opportunity to obtain a piece of WW2 German Navy memorabilia from the famous German Pocket Battleship, the ‘GRAF SPEE’.

It appears to be an ashtray or small dish made from the wood that was recovered from the scuttled “GRAF SPEE”.

The circular dish seems to be made from a dark wood, possibly teak and it has a number of small, evenly spaced ...  read more

Code: 50958

Impressive Ornate 19th Century Indo-Persian/Afghan Pesh-Kabz Dagger with Crafted Leather Covered Scabbard

Here on offer is an impressive and ornate decorated example of a 19th Century Indo Persian/Afghan Pesh-Kabz dagger with a brass inlaid leather covered wooden sheath.

The 19th Century Indo-Persian/Afghan Pesh-Kabz Dagger is a traditional straight-bladed weapon that originates from the Indian subcontinent, Persia (modern-day Iran), and Afghanistan. These blades are highly prized fo...  read more

Code: 51785

Extra Photos of Impressive Ornate 19th Century Indo-Persian/Afghan Pesh-Kabz Dagger - 51785

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Code: 51784

Fine Quality Antique Double-Bladed Penknife by JAMES CASSON & SONS Sheffield c1880

Here on offer is a top quality antique double-bladed penknife by JAMES CASSON & SONS of Sheffield, circa 1880.

The penknife has two beautiful smooth bone or similar natural material of the period, grip slabs.

One slab has a small blank oval silver plaque inset, which would normally be engraved with the owner’s initials.

Both slabs are held in place...  read more

Code: 51855

WW2 British Army Jack Knife WITHOUT Marlinspike by I-XL Wostenholm Sheffield dated 1943

Here on offer is a WW2 British Army Jack Knife by I-XL Wostenholm Sheffield, dated to 1943.

This example is the less common type, that was made for the British Army, WITHOUT the marlinspike.

It has a single 2.5” blade that is stamped on the ricasso with the makers details:

I-XL WOSTENHOLM
SHEFFIELD

The steel blade now has a ro...  read more

Code: 51854

Rare Antique Double Bladed Pruning Knife with Stag Antler Grip by SAYNOR COOKE & RIDAL c1880

Here on offer is a rare antique double bladed pruning or copping knife with stag antler grip scales by SAYNOR COOKE & RIDAL of Sheffield, circa 1880.

SAYNOR are known for making top quality pruning knives, making them very collectable and in high demand.

This smaller double bladed stag grip version is a rare example that is in excellent condition.

Bo...  read more

Code: 51853