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Los 152
An American rectangular wall clock, late 19th/early 20th century, with Roman numeral chapter ring to white dial, above a gilt ebonised glass scene of a boat on rocky shore, 65.5 cm high, together with a Seiko carriage clock, a Napoleon hat mantel clock, with silver metal dial with Arabic numeral chapter ring and a 19th century mantel clock, the case of architectural design, with exposed movement to white enamel dial with Roman numeral chapter ring(4)
Los 1
Early 19th C French bracelet, with black enamel hinged panels, ornately detailed clasp, centrally set with five later round brilliant cut diamonds, estimated total diamond weight 0.17 carats, bearing French marks, testing as 18 ct, in antique fitted box Condition Report: gross weight 29.5 grams lozenge shaped makers mark is worn one joining link is removed from black enamel panel, one rivet appears to be replaces near clasp as stands proud of linkenamel in good condition there are two intention holes in two panels clasp opens and closes securely
Los 59
Cyma, an open face pocket watch the signed dial with Arabic numeral hour markers, minute track and subsidiary seconds dial, fitted with a signed lever wind movement, A Heuer stopwatch and a silver open face pocket watch the unsigned white enamel dial with black Roman numeral hour markers, and subsidiary seconds dial, fitted with a lever wind movement, hallmarked to dust cover and engine turned case back, and a Universal pear case (3)Condition Report: CYMA movement winds but not tested for timekeeping, Heuer not working, silver pocket watch wins and runs but not tested for timekeeping.Please note that the movement has not been tested for the accuracy of time and may need a service at the buyer's expense.Ewbanks does not guarantee the future working of the movement and we do not guarantee the authenticity of any individual component parts since subsequent repairs and restoration work may have resulted in the replacement of original parts
Los 30
1920's enamel mother of pearl and sapphire set cufflinks, 13mm in diameter, mounted on 18 ct gold, in presentation boxCondition Report: gross weight 4.5 grams light scratches to metalmother of pearl has light scratching to surfaceenamel complete but using 10X loupe some small pits are visible in surface
Los 153
Pair of Cantonese enamel ginger jars of baluster form, ( one still with contents) another smaller, a prunus decorated ginger jar, Satsuma circular box with cover, framed Chines silk work panel, and a silk work scrollCondition Report: Scroll has some tears to the edges.Three ginger jars are in good condition with surface staining/dirt.Other items are ok.
Los 98
An Edwardian brass carriage clock, the white enamel face with Roman numerals, the glazed sections bevelled and the top with a handle and oval panel above the platform lever escapement, striking on a coil, movement stamped Paris, together with a leather case with handle, H 12cm, W 8.5cmCondition Report: The clock ticks when wound but professional attention is advised to ensure the clock runs correctly. Stamped 10940 to all parts and case. Escapement looks to have been replaced. Tarnishing to brass case. No obvious damage to enamel or glass. Leather case is worn but original.
Los 262
A George IV mahogany longcase clock, the circular white enamel 13 inch face with a subsidiary dial, the eight day twin train movement striking on a bell, the trunk with flame veneered sections and reel moulded corners, H 200cmCondition Report: There is a pendulum, winding key, 2 weights but no door key. The hands to the seconds dial are lacking. There are small veneer repairs to the top of the door and there are no rear feet. The outer two finials to the hood are later. We cannot guarantee the movement. There is no maker's name or sign that there ever was one.
Los 47
A group of costume jewellery, including a Scottish agate gilt metal brooch, Victorian silver whistle, silver Galleon brooch, a loose glass intaglio of a woman holding a snake and branch, silver agate pendant, silver and paste set bangle, blue enamel silver brooch, two Delft brooches and two Delft pendants, loose gemstones and other items Condition Report: silver gross weight 108.5 gramsblue enamel brooch has some enamel missing from one corner paste set bangle has evidence of repair work in several places and central blue stone is cracked across center, most of the white stones are old cuts but there has been one replacement glued in Scottish agate brooch one stone is loose in setting
Los 235
A Victorian longcase clock by Russell and Fouftou, Hull, the hood with pierced arched top, with glazed arched door flanked by Doric columns, with a plain case, the white enamel dial with Arabic and roman numeral chapter ring, with subsidiary seconds dial, date aperture, overall decorated with floral decoration, with two weights and a pendulum, 212cm highCondition Report: Pendulum is detached from rod.No guarantee about weight being from the clock. One assumes it is correct as it was supplied to us.Door is detached from the hood. The case is generally in good condition, nice colour. Usual signs of wear and tear.The clock will require cleaning and some restoration.
Los 57
Helvetia a military open face pocket watch, the signed white enamel dial with Arabic numeral hour markers, subsidiary seconds dial and railway minute track, fitted with a 32A lever wind movement, the snap on case back marked with war department Arrow and GS/TP p29945, with chain and George111 rd coin Condition Report: Movement winds but tested for timekeeping.scratches and wear to case backPlease note that the movement has not been tested for the accuracy of time and may need a service at the buyer's expense.Ewbanks does not guarantee the future working of the movement and we do not guarantee the authenticity of any individual component parts since subsequent repairs and restoration work may have resulted in the replacement of original parts
Los 188
A silver open-face key-wind pocket watch - late 19th century Lancashire Watch Company, white-enamel dial with subsidiary seconds hand; the movement numbered 96861; Chester 1898 silver case, with white metal fob chain with three-stone amethyst pendant. Condition: Runs. In running order. Damage to the dial above the seconds hand. The blued-steel (key-wind) dials oxidised. The chain repaired.
Los 216
An early 20th century Junghans walnut cased mantel or table clock with musical alarm - the signed movement with alarm setting dial to the rear, fronted by an off-white Roman enamel with matted gilt centre, the case with top handle and foliate scroll gilt metal spandrels, 20cm high plus handle (winds and runs when catalogued, one side of plinth base missing).
Los 783
Automobilia: a small group of vintage car badges - comprising a 1970s Audi badge; a late-1970s Morris badge; a Ford '1600' badge; and a 1970s AA badge; together with a reproduction 'Chevrolet Over the Years America's 1st Choice' enamel badge; a brass and enamel Harley-Davidson belt buckle; a black leather belt with The Motorcycle 'Vespa' buckle; and an embossed tan leather 'Canada' belt.
Los 211
A 19th century Austrian Biedermeier mahogany, satinwood and alabaster mirrored portico clock - the cartouche-shaped clock case with white enamel Arabic dial with inner date ring, fronting a twin train, gong strike movement, over a mirrored breakfront base with turned alabaster columns and penwork decorated satinwood 'floor', 52cm high, 36.5cm wide. (requires restoration)
Los 728
A pair of Chinese cloisonné vases with extensive decoration and dragon masks - 15.8cm high. * Both vases have a minute pinhead size dings to the rim and one also has a similar pinhead ding to the edge of the foot. There is no damage or losses to the enamel. Both vases have some clear varnish painted onto the blue inset enamel inside the foot and one one vase, there are some flecks of dark grey kiln dust on the surface of this varnish.
Los 210
A French gilt bronze and white onyx mantel clock - the drum clock case with Roman enamel dial, housing a signed, 8 day Japy Freres movement, with outside countwheel strike on the half hours on a bell, the decorative case with military trophy cresting and a standing figure of a soldier standing with a crossbow, on a white onyx and gilt bronze breakfront plinth with oak leaf swags, acanthus ornament and gilt metal mounted onyx panels, on pierced scroll and hoof feet and turned onyx feet to the sides, 35cm high, on a separate giltwood and velvet base. (the vendor informs us that the movement requires minor attention)
Los 812
William Fleetwood Sheppard's 1888 Isaac Newton University Lodge 9ct gold jewel - Companion of the Royal Arch jewel with enamel Cambridge University Arms to the ribbon; the jewel inscribed 'COMP. W.F. SHEPPARD' and dated 30th May 1888; both bars stamped 9c, and the jewel 9c and H.T.L for Henry Thomas Lamb, London. Complete with its H.T. Lamb case. Condition of the jewel and case - both fine. * The child genius and gifted mathematician, William Fleetwood Sheppard (1863-1936), who is best known for the eponymous statistical theory, Sheppard's Correction, was removed from Brisbane Grammar School after his first term. This was on the recommendation of the headmaster, who thought the school could not do justice to such a brilliant pupil, and he was, therefore, sent to Charterhouse in England. He entered Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1881 as a Foundation Scholar and graduated in 1884 as Senior Wrangler aged 20. In 1887 he was elected Fellow of Trinity College and was passed as Master of Arts in 1888 (four weeks before the date on the jewel). In the following year he passed as Master of Laws and was called to the Bar from Lincoln's Inn in 1890, where, for a time, he shared rooms with 'the wicked earl', Frank Russell. This change in career was perhaps influenced by his father, a Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland, who had been footing the cost of his son's English education since 1873. In 1896 came another career change, when he joined the Education Department as a Junior Examiner. Having been promoted Assistant Secretary in 1914, he retired from the Board of Education in 1921, thus allowing him to devote more time to mathematics which he had, in fact, never abandoned. Indeed, the first of his many mathematical papers was published in 1888, when he was embarking on his legal career. For a full biography, see https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1111/j.1469-1809.1937.tb02156.x
Los 206
Two Edwardian mantel clocks and a pocket watch (all for repair) - comprising: 1. an Edwardian mahogany balloon-cased mantel clock with lancet top and shell marquetry decoration, white Roman enamel dial and French movement with platform escapement, 25cm high (spring broken) 2. a small Edwardian mahogany mantel clock with fan marquetry decoration, later printed metal dial and fixed-key movement, 17cm high (movement fully wound but not currently running) 3. a gentleman's plated metal open face, key wind pocket watch (with key), the cuivre stamped 'Awarded silver medal in Paris Exhibition 1889', the three-quarter plate inscribed 'The Plan Watch Swiss Made' (not running, two chips to edge of glass, two touched-in flakes to edge of dial)
Los 199
A Victorian silver open face, key wind fusee pocket watch - the 57mm case with chased cartouche to case back, hallmarked Robert John Pike, Chester 1887, no. 29272, the gilt movement signed 'Manufactured For Isaac Falk Manchester 29272', the Roman white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds at 6. (no key)* Winds and runs but only briefly - will require attention. Hairlines to dial around subsidiary seconds and to seconds dial, and another to inside of chapter ring at 3 o'clock. Case good overall with minor nicks and dings.
Los 182
A small group of antique and vintage badges and jewellery - including a HM silver St John Ambulance medal, Birmingham 1913, engraved '462570 Ernest Timmins'; a plated St John Ambulance cap badge; a HM silver shield Salvation Army badge, Birmingham 1923; a 9ct gold and green stone wishbone stick pin; a carved mother-of-pearl love birds brooch; a litho tin King George V and Queen Mary coronation pendant; a Victorian ebonised carved wooden, steel and glass faux-jet fob chain; a gilt metal and enamel United Nations tie pin; a 1950s faux-pearl and paste hat pin; and an Edwardian rolled gold and faux-citrine brooch.
Los 190
A silver half-hunter key-wind pocket watch - the case with blue-enamel Roman numerals to the chapter ring; white-enamel dial with subsidiary seconds hand; the movement signed Chas. Taylor & Co., 30 College Green, Bristol - No. 43895; Philip Woodman & Sons, London 1880 silver case with boldly engraved monogram to the back; in its retailer's fitted case (W. Langford & Sons, 40 College Green, Bristol) and with key. Condition: Good and in running order.
Los 207
A French giltwood sunburst timepiece - early 20th century, the foliate chased, silvered Roman enamel dial with pierced gilt hands, fronting a signed Japy Freres et Cie single train movement, no. 11202, 64cm diameter, in running order when catalogued, old repairs, surface dirt throughout and later gold paint.
Los 2191
Victorian silver centre seconds key wound chronograph pocket watch by John Blackhurst, Crewe, No. 27206, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, outer track numbered 25-300, case hallmarked Chester 1882Condition Report:Movement functioning, and clean, dial with a few light marks, hands moving freely, start / stop button functioning, makers mark rubbed, case with some light scratches otherwise good, closes tight, case diameter = 56mm
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