Lindsay Burns & Company


141. A 19th century silver mounted oak presentation desk stand, the rectangular top with two concave quill trays and central upright quill holder, set with a pair of facet cut glass inkwells with silver tops, above a long drawer, raised on four bun feet, the presentation plaque inscribed ‘This Oak given to me by the late..1845’, 36.5cm wide x 24cm deep. £100-200


142. A Victorian oak and lacquered brass barograph, enclosed within a detachable bevelled glass case, 37cm wide x 22cm high. £100-200


143. A Victorian oak stick barometer, H.Huges, 59 Fenchurch St. London, with silvered dial and adjustable vernier, the trunk with silvered thermometer dial, the case foliate carved details, 96cm high. £200-300


144. An early 20th century Aubusson style tapestry wall hanging, worked in ochre, brown and green coloured threads to depict a stag being pursued by four hunting dogs in a woodland landscape, 267cm x 300cm. £200-300


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145. A horses’ hoof of Great war interest, with hand written note inscribed ‘Mounted horse-hoof 1914. The horse belonged to one of the first cavalry divisions to cross to France and was killed in action’. £50-100


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146. An early 20th century Royal Artillery Officers dress hat, a Pith hat, an A.R.P helmet and a Japanned metal hat box bearing initials H.B.P., (4). £50-100


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