Welcome to the Armoury of St. James's Bulletin where we will be showcasing a quarterly selection of the latest military antiques offered at our premises in Piccadilly Arcade. Established in London for 30 years, we welcome all enquiries on the items shown here, or on our website

Regency & Victorian Presentation Pieces
From left to right:
A Victorian City of London Sidesman’s Silver Ceremonial Staff Finial, dated 1863;
A Regency Model of the Napoleonic Imperial Eagle Captured by the 87th Foot (Royal Irish Fusiliers) at the Battle of Barrosa in 1811, the model hallmarked London 1827-28;
A 19th Century Gold and Enamel City of London Reception Committee Member’s Medal Struck to Commemorate the Visit of Kaiser Wilhelm II to the Guildhall 1891;
A Fine 19th Century Silver Gilt City of London Ceremonial Staff Finial, carried on the occasion of the Grant of the Freedom City of London to H.R.H. Prince Alfred, later third Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, hallmarked Birmingham 1866.



Early 18th Century English Pursuivant’s Tabard
Early 18th Century English Pursuivant’s Tabard, the satin ground displaying the Royal Arms of Queen Anne, circa 1707-14.

Second World War Portaiture
An Important Second World War Plaster Bust of Flight Lieutenant Allan Triggs, M.B.E., D.F.C., R.A.A.F., modelled and cast by Barbara Tribe, signed and dated London 1943

1871Officer's Pattern Helmet of 2nd Life Guards
Helmet of Major Charles Hall, M.V.O., Bandmaster 2nd Life Guards

Heraldic Achievement of a Knight of the Bath
A William IV Hand Painted Armorial on Silk , displaying the heraldic achievements and honours of the politician and art connoisseur Sir Charles Long, K.B., 1st Baron Farnborough, and his wife, Amelia, daughter of Sir Abraham Hum, in modern frame

Fine Dresden Porcelain from the
Waterloo Centetenary and British Foot Guards Collections
An example of three of the finest figures we have to offer, from left to right.
Officer, 1st Life Guards, 1815 Dresden, manufactured circa 1920.
Officer, 3rd Guards - Dresden, manufactured circa 1950
Officer, 10th Prince of Wales Hussars, - Dresden, manufactured circa 1920

Monumental Bronze Bust by Conrad Dressler (1856-1940)
An Impressive 19th Century Bronze Bust of
Colonel Francis Duncan, R.A., M.P., C.B., LL.D., D.C.L., M.A.,
signed and dated 1888

A Superb 19th Century Polychrome Enamel
Presentation Photographic Portrait
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, in the uniform of the Rifle Brigade, and wearing the breast stars of a Knight of the Garter, a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath (military division), the breast badges of the House Order of the Grand Duchy of Saxony (Ernestine Order) and the Danish Order of the Dannenbrog, surrounded by a champeleve enamel slip, the whole contained in a ormolu frame surmounted with ribbons and the Prince of Wales’s feathers. Signed and dated to the reverse: ‘Procédé Deroche, 39 Bvd. des Capucines, Paris, 1875’ and initialled ‘MD’ for Mathieu Deroche.

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