Antiques & Collectables

Trench Art, pair of shell cases, height 34cm decorated with stylised flowers.

A box of various novelty pin badges.

A 9ct yellow gold & black enamel Ubique Military badge, 4.7gm and a silver metal & enamel George V coronation brooch May 1937, (no hallmarks & not tested), 4.4gm, (2)

A Salvation Army The order of Long Service medal for 50 years’ service, silver and enamels inscribed ‘To Commissioner Frank Dyer, 1st Feb 1946, from General George L Carpenter’ Two Salvation Army Long Service Crosses, for 25 year service one awarded to Mrs Colonel Annie Dyer 1909, silver and enamels, the reverse of each hallmarked Birmingham, one inscribed Brigadier Frank Dyer, George Lyndon Carpenter (20 June 1872 - 9 April 1948) was the 5th General of The Salvation Army (1939-1946) <br><br> Also a small badge with George cross enamelled ‘Honi Soit Qui Maly Pense’ also a 1837-1897 Victoria Army & Navy 60th Anniversary Medal, on reverse. A man-of-war at sea, a lighthouse, and a sailing vessel; in the centre, a flagstaff with the union jack surmounted by the royal crest. Below, the royal arms between a mural and a naval crown (5)

A 9ct gold medal inscribed to the reverse 'The order of Merit & Honour of Knighthood was conferred upon Primo C.Wash by the members of the Chislehurst Lodge, as a mark of respect for his services in the cause of Buffaloism & of their regard & Esteem for him as a man, Jan 11th 1926' overall weight 23.6g.