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family of the subaltern who carried it in the midst of the action and it has been exhibited in three museums. The estimate is £25,000- 35,000.


Contact 020 7602 4805 www.thomasdelmar.com


4. On June 22 Jacobs & Hunt of Petersfield, in association with consultant John Cameron, will auction the collection of the late record-breaking aviator Peter Twiss. Twiss became famous in 1956 when he smashed the air speed record by 300mph in a Fairey Delta 2 jet. Included are Twiss’s leather flying helmet with Perspex visor, two pairs of leather flying goggles, a leather briefcase and two leather and canvas RAF briefcases, each bearing the Peter Twiss monogram. Estimate: £400-£500 Contact 01730 233933


www.jacobsandhunt.com 5. A remarkable survivor from a landmark battle in British military history is coming up for sale at Thomas del Mar in Blythe Road, West Kensington on June 27. Not only is it the earliest standard known to exist from a regiment of cavalry of the line in the British regular army, and has a superb provenance, but the standard, from the 8th (Ligonier’s) Regiment of Horse, witnessed the last occasion on which a British monarch personally led troops into battle – George II at Dettingen, Bavaria, in 1743. Until now it has descended through the


6. This Chinese cloisonné enamel crane from the Qing Dynasty (18th-19th century), an important Chinese symbol of longevity and immortality, will be offered in Dreweatts’ Donnington Priory sale on June 27. The 2ft 4in (72cm) high crane stands on a double pedestal, decorated with lotus and foliage on a turquoise ground. The intricately detailed body and legs are enamelled in white within gilt outlines. It is estimated at around £5000-£7000. Contact 01635 533533 www.dnfa.com


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Lot 168 Jaquemin, an Art Deco bronze and ivory group of two skaters, signed, 12½ x 14in. £2,000-3,000


Fine Art, Antiques & Collectables


Sale 27th and 28th June Viewing 22nd, 23rd and 25th June


Lot 1259 Thomas


Heeremans


(Haarlem 1641- 1694), oil on wooden board,


Lot 249 A rare Moorcroft Moonlit Blue inkstand, c.1922-26, 10¾in £1,000-1,500


View of Leyden, 13½ x 18½in £5,000-8,000


Lot 1029


A handsome pair of late 19th/ early 20th century sterling silver


ewers, by Tiffany & Co, 20in, 119 oz £2,000-3,000


Lot 357 A Japanese Satsuma pottery vase, by Kinkozan, 8in £800-1,200


Lot 560 A George III ebonised repeating bracket clock, signed James Smith, 16in £2,000-3,000


Lot 1200 An 18ct white gold set solitaire diamond ring, the emerald cut stone in excess of 2.5ct £3,000-5,000


Lot 801


A Maurice Adams Art Deco satin birch and ebonised cocktail cabinet, 4ft 8in x 5ft 6in £1,000-1,500 (From a collection of Art Deco furniture in the auction)


Lot 1560 Dame Barbara Hepworth (1903-1975), polished bronze, Two Forms (Domino), numbered 2/9 with Morris Singer foundry initials, overall 9¼in £30,000-50,000


(One of two Hepworth bronzes in the auction)


Catalogues £10 (£12 by post) or view online at www.gorringes.co.uk and www.the-saleroom.com 15 North Street, Lewes, East Sussex, BN7 2PD Tel: 01273 472503 Fax: 01273 479559 Email: clientservices@gorringes.co.uk


Lot 987 A 1936 Berlin Olympic Games


participant’s bronze medallion, 2¾in together with the Berlin 1936 Olympia book £1,000-1,500


(One of a collection of cups and medals in the auction)


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