Magistrate's Tipstaff

Description: Crown surmount, molded brass tipstaff with red velvet accenting the crown. The Magistrate's tipstaff was carried into the courtroom and placed on a table during the session. The Magistrat

Description: This is a miniature version of a magistrate's tipstaff. It's made of ebonized wood with silver ends and nameplate. The bottom is a seal of the city of Glasgow, Scotland which reads, "Let

W:17cm H:12cm

Northern Italian or French School, 17th century, three-quarter length portrait of a magistrate in long black wig and black robe, with white collar and white lace sleeves, his body turned slightly to h

Brass and Wood Model of a Scepter Inscribed 'Henry Bell ****'. 13 1/4 in. long.Note: Traditionally used by Ward Constables, Beadles and Court Officers. The Estate of Richard P. Mellon, Ligonier, Penns

Description: English made tipstaff from York. All silver plated brass with red velvet inside the crown. The tipstaff handle is hollow. The crown unscrews so that the arrest warrant can be placed withi

Description: Tipstaff has a raffia handle and brass barrel and crown. Made by, "Parker Field & Sons 233 Holborn London", marked bottom left side. A beautiful example of this particular style of tipsta

Description: Turned wood grip. Brass upper section with crown with red velvet. History: The Tipstaff is an officer of a court or, in some countries, a law clerk to a judge. It is also the name of the

An ebony shaft covered at the top and bottom with silver hallmarked by Wakely & Wheeler, London, 1972. The arms attached to the shaft and the crown of Great Britain contain red velvet.

Description: An example of a mid Victorian tipstaff carried by Police Inspectors in plain clothes. It has a brass crown and barrels with a turned ebony handle. The crown is solid brass. History: The e

Description: Lacquered brass, heightened with red paint in the form of the crown of Great Britain. Scribe lines decorate the turned mahogany shaft. History: The Tipstaff is an officer of a court or, i

Description: This small tipstaff is typical of the tipstaves used by a police officer established at Dover in the 19th century. Brass construction with a red velvet insert in the crown. Engraved, "G B

Description: This is a rare turned wood tipstaff made from the extraordinarily dense lignum vitae wood. It has brass wrapped ends and two oval brass escutcheons which are engraved with the year 1827 a

Oil on canvas portrait of a Dutch magistrate in a black hat and frilled collar. Provenance: Christie's sale, May 19, 1993, lot 90. [Art: 23 1/2" H x 19" W; Frame: 29 1/2" H x 25" W]. Chipping to paint

A George III Tipstaff Early 19th Century Of hardwood and of mallet form, the barrel-shaped head painted in polychrome and gilt against a dark green ground with 'GRIII' cypher on one side and a crown o

Description: A wooden Truncheon styled Tipstaff from the reign of Queen Victoria, (early 1850's). The tipstaff is painted black with a brown, circular gripped handle."High Constable of the town of Wor

Description: Turned mahogany shaft supports a brass crown of Great Britain containing a red velvet cloth. The crown cast in halves as in 18th century candlesticks, andirons, etc. Wrought nails hold th

Description: Shaft is likely made from oak which has been ebonized and decorated with original paint identifying the reign of VR (Victoria). Tthe base is covered with bees wax. A cast brass royal Brit

A 19thC William IV turned wooden tipstaff with hand painted polychrome decoration depicting the crown and initials W. R. 4. The top with impressed initials IP. Approx. 10" long

Description: The hape of a tipstaff that doubles as a whiskey flask. Tip staff is heavily glazed with a brown crown and tan body. The body has the British Coat of Arms and the initials "VR" (Victoria

Description: An octagonal, tapered shaft of pear wood holds a brass royal crown of Britain with red wool decorating the inside. Brass has remnants of zipper engraving. History: The Tipstaff is an offi

RARE 10K GOLD MAGISTRATE BALT CO BADGE PENDANT. IN GOOD OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION. A GREAT FIND AND AN EXCELLENT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION.

Description: All brass tipstaff from early 19th century. Made by "Parker Field & Sons, 233 Holborn, London". Marked bottom left side. History: The early English Police Officer's authority was represen

A Victorian turned wooden Buckinghamshire truncheon / tipstaff with polychrome decoration depicting a crown under the VIR cypher with Buckinghamshire swan coat of arms and gilt initials HP under. Appr