Antiques

The King's Royal Irish Hussars, a collection of Victorian officers dress items including a Sabretache, two flap pouches, each with red cloth having embroidered Victorian crowned VR cipher with lion above and winged harp to the centre, shamrock wreath and battle honours, also two cross belts, buckles and other items, all framed within a glazed frame, 87cm x 61.50cm. Formerly the property of Lieutenant Colonel Moul (William Vincent Moul 1865 - 1951). Moul had a long and distinguished army career. He was an Officer in the Cheshire Regiment and served in South Africa, India and Burma, after his first retirement he served in the Great War and then went on to Ireland to help oppose the troubles. He was also sent to Ireland to locate the renegade Sir Roger Casement and escort him back to London. Before Casement’s subsequent execution he gave his bejewelled personal pistol to Colonel Moul who for many years kept it among war like relics at his home in Looe. Moul was also assistant to provost Marshal at the Dublin garrison, during the Easter Uprising 1916. He was awarded various medals relating to Burma 1887 and the Boar War 1899.

A pair of rare Kangxi Chinese porcelain parrots discovered in a South Hams farmhouse sold to an international collector at Plymouth Auction Rooms.

In the manner of Jacopo Marieschi, oil on canvas, 'The Giudecca Canal, Venice', showing the church on the left is Il Redentore and on the right is the Jesuit Church. in an ornate gilt frame, overall size 85cm x 134cm. Old typed label attached on reverse reads 'by Jacopo Marieschi (1711-1794) from the collection of G.P. Dudley Wallis Esq the late curator Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, purchased January 22nd 1945', the frame with a paper label marked J. A Butti, manufactured Edinburgh.

An extensive collection of T. G. Greene Cornish Ware.

Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson of Kilburn oak dining table and chairs.

A beautiful antique emerald, diamond and pearl necklace set with ten octagon cut emeralds sizes ranging from 4.3mm x 3.25mm to 7.25mm x 600mm, seven baroque pearls and six freshwater pearls. Two 12cm foliate sections with two bow-shaped sections on either side of central openwork cartouche. All sections pave set with diamonds, total length 40cm, assessed silver front with gold backing, fitted in a brown velvet lined hinged case embossed Christmas 1909, considered to be of French origin.

A Distinguished Flying Cross group of 5 medals awarded to Bob Poulton DFC, Battle of Britain.

A rare and impressive large Victorian extending mahogany dining table, the rectangular top with moulded edge, having a double wind out mechanism (at both ends) on six carved baluster and fluted legs with heavy castors, with nine extension leaves, approx 18 feet fully extended.