A near pair of Doulton and Watts salt glaze duelling pistol spirit flasks, circa 1840s. Both present well. Both show signs of firing blemishes and show grazes, chips and damage to the glaze. One has been restored on the flint lock part whereas the other one has been restored around the main body of the pistol including the trigger, guard and flint lock section. Extremely unusual. 25cm in length.
about Lot 181
A Kershaw and Son Leeds 1941 Bino Prism No.2 MKII X6 binoculars No 139137 together with a carry case with what looks like 'Finnigans 1942'.
about Lot 222
Chinese export pierced porcelain painted with a family crest to consist of a desert basket with stand and 4 matching plates (6) Generally in good condition. Wear to the guild and some light scratches. There are some underglaze cracks to some weaves. Handles restored on basket. Some loss of paint. 28cm widest.
about Lot 194
Queen Victoria silver campaign medal with bars: Sgt A Davis, E Kent Reg
about Lot 214A
A.H. Mcintosh Of Kirkcaldy retro 1960s teak sideboard raised on tapered legs. Approx 208 x 46 x 76cm. Generally in good tidy condition with some age related wear and tear to includes scratches scuffs etc. Observe the photos for further information.
about Lot 310
A collection of Victorian and Edwardian glass dumps (4) In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration. Light scratches and minor chips to the bases as expected. Tallest is 19cm.
about Lot 19
Moorcroft tall tubular vase in the Pomegranate design. There has been some professional restoration to the top rim of this piece and there is also age related crazing all over. Otherwise good with some light scratches as expected. 31.5cm tall.
about Lot 86A
A collection of H & R Daniel tea and dinner ware: pattern number 4024, circa 1820 (29 pieces). In mixed condition, every one of the items has wear to the paintwork and guilding as expected with a tea set this old. Each example has been used and therefore has surface wear including scratches and varying depths and loss of paint. 3 of the smaller cups are cracked and a further one has had the handles glued back on. 5 of the larger cups are damaged with either cracks or reglued areas etc. 5 side plates are also cracked/ damaged. Please note, every other piece shows signs of age as this is an antique tea set and isnt perfect.
about Lot 38
Silver 3 piece tea set to include the teapot, milk and sugar: hallmarked for London 1905 (1120 grams gross weight) With initials inscription. With no obvious damage or repairs
about Lot 222
Georgian silver oval salver with an armorial crest decoration: hallmarked for London 1785 (694 grams) Some minor disfiguration around the outer edge and light scratching as expected.
about Lot 221
This is a wonderful auction house, highly recommended by us! Five star service from a very professional organisation. Well done to you all.
The experience has probably been the BEST and most easy of all Auction experiences ever. I usually hate buying at Auction, as there are always complications, but Toby Hall made it a wonderful seamless experience from start to finish. His speed of communication and helpfulness could not be faulted. I particularly liked their invoice method, allowing us to make payment by Card or Bank Transfer, especially for an Overseas winner. We were sharing a winning Lot consisting of a pair of pottery baskets; one was to be shipped and paid for in the US and the other within UK - absolutely no problem whatsoever! Having an in-house Shipper too was a huge bonus! The Commission fees were also most favourable and I wish they were located were nearer to my home in the SE, as I would wish to place several items for Auction with them in the future. I have no hesitation in recommending them to others and hope to deal with your Auction House again.
Google Reviews
Very professional service provided by Toby Hall. Reasonable commission fee's and honest condition report's. Will certainly be bidding again.
Google Reviews
What a fantastic first auction ,, very professional in every way .. will definitely be using again
We were expecting great things because we know the owner. However this auction was even better than we expected. Polished, professional and fantastic to watch.
Honesty and clear and concise
I have bought goods at the first two auctions of Leighton Hall Auctions and I am very happy with the goods - the condition reports were accurate and the whole service was very professional - looking forward to the March one !
Google Reviews
Great auction to buy from and equally great auction to sell from.... I’ve had experience of both and to say I’m pleased is an understatement..... 5 star treatment from start to finish..... wishing you every success in the future
Google Reviews
Extremely professional service, easy process for bidding and Toby is very helpful throughout!
