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G.W.R SIGNAL DEPT. WHISTLE.

Price: £​​55

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Victorian Cribbage Box In Mahogany With Ivory Inlays.

Dimensions:

Length 28 cm

Width 10 cm

Height 5.5 cm

Price:£125

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TELEGRAPH CABLE SAMPLE.

Telegraph Construction & Maintenance Company, Limited.

Contractors, London Atlantic. 1866.

Price:£130

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Ships Model and Case

Height : 94 cm

Width : 127 cm

Depth : 45 cm

Price: £510

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NOSEGAY TOBACCO TIN.

Dimensions: Height 11 cm ,Width 22 cm ,Depth 15 cm

Price: £​50
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Set of Four 19th Century Stanley Ivory Rules.

​rule 30 Has slight chip , see images for Details.

Price: £95

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Copper/Brass Jug.

Height : 54 cm

Width : 30 cm

Price: £

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L.S.W.R HORN WHISTLE.

Price:£​50

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Victorian Stationary Box in Burr Walnut.

Dimensions:

Height 13 cm

Width 23 cm

Depth 14 cm

Price:£SOLD

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Miscellaneous

Edwardian Chest of Draws.

Mahogany with Ivory Inlays.

Dimensions:

Height 25 cm

Depth 17 cm

Width 25.5 cm

Price: £265

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Victorian Copper & Wrought Iron Coal Bucket.

Height : 56 cm

Width : 51 cm

Price £265

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Sawfish Rostrum.

Length :107 cm

Width :12 cm

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Price £345

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Enamelled Brass Vesta Case.

Price: £55

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19th Century Antique Whale Tooth Corkscrew.

Price: £75

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LARGE HEAVY GAUGE GEORGIAN COPPER LIDDED VESSEL.

Dimensions : Height : 34 cm Width : 26 cm Depth :33 cm.

Price: £315

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BRONZE OF CHILD SEWING DOLL.

Dimensions : Height :12 cm Width : 5 cm Depth :5 cm

Price:£310

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Victorian Medical Spirit Burner.

Label Reads: 

Down Bros Ltd, 21 & 23 St Thomas Street, London , Opposite Guys Hospital.

Price: £30

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Serpentine Chest of Draws.

Dimensions: Height 19 cm ,Depth 11 cm

Width 19.5 cm

Price £275

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Tortoiseshell Cribbage Board , Circa 1880.

Dimensions:

Length 24.5 cm 

width 6.5 cm 

Height 2.5 cm

Price:£95

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Victorian French Card/Envelope Box With Cut Steel Studwork.

Dimensions:

Height 11.5 cm

Width 16.5 cm

Depth 12.5 cm

Price:£195

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3 HARDWOOD FOLKART HEAD POTS.

Price:£120

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19th C Gardiner & Sons, Bristol 12" Ivory Folding Rule.

Price: £85

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National Association of Jewellers .

Hand Painted Plaque.

Height : 46 cm

Width : 44 cm

Price £145

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BRITISH RAILWAYS LAMP.

Price: £75

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Victorian Miniature Tantalus In mahogany.

Dimensions: 

Height 20 cm

Width 19 cm

Depth 11 cm

Price:£225

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Scissor Cigarettes Advertising Dice Cup.

"Scissors" Cigarettes Special Army Quality.

W.D & H.O.Wills, Bristol & London.

Price: £​40

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T.C.R. Agar Robartes Memorial Shield.

Thomas Charles Reginald Agar-Robartes (known as Tommy) (22 May 1880 – 30 September 1915) was a British Liberal politician.

Tommy Agar-Robartes was the eldest son and heir of Thomas Agar-Robartes, 6th Viscount Clifden, and his wife Mary (née Dickenson) and was brought up at Lanhydrock House, Bodmin. Educated at Oxford and a keen horseman, he played in the Oxford University polo team that beat Cambridge in 1903.[1]

He was elected a Member of Parliament for Bodmin in the 1906 general election, but lost his seat in June 1906 following a controversial election petition by the defeated candidate alleging illegal payments to potential voters. He was elected to the St Austell Division of Cornwall in a by-election in 1908 and held the seat until his death.

He was commissioned a second-lieutenant in the Royal 1st Devon Imperial Yeomanry on 4 June 1902.[2] At the outbreak of World War I he joined theRoyal Bucks Hussars as an officer.

Tommy then joined the

 Coldstream Guards and

was subsequently posted to

 France & Flanders. Captain

The Honourable Thomas

Charles Reginald

Agar-Robartes, in command

of No. 2 Coy, 1st Bn, the

Coldstream Guards, was

wounded in the Battle of

Looson 28 September and

killed by a sniper on 30

September 1915[3] after

rescuing a wounded

comrade under heavy fire

for which he was

recommended for

the Victoria Cross.

Copper on Oak , Believed

to be Newlyn.

Price: £1200

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