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Los 141
J Dalgleish, an 18th century gilt metal and leather-covered pair-cased verge pocket watch signed J Dalgleish, Edinburgh and numbered 632, the white enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals and beetle and poker hands, the movement with engraved balance cock and square baluster pillars, in outer leather case with brass piqué pins, 5cm diameter, (movement ticking).
Los 40
A Sir John Bennett Ltd of London gentleman's silver cased pocket watch, open faced, keyless wind, with a circular enamel dial bearing Roman numerals and blue coloured hands, subsidiary seconds dial, the case of plain form, the interior engraved with presentation inscription, London 1890, in a Waite & Son maroon leather case with handle.
Los 41
A J.G. Graves Sheffield The Express English Lever silver cased pocket watch, open faced, keywind, with a circular enamel dial bearing Roman numerals and gold coloured hands, subsidiary seconds dial, the case of plain form with shield and garter, Chester 1901, with silver chain and fob, weighable silver 3½oz.
Los 451
A late 19thC French mahogany cased mantel clock, circular brass dial with enamel chapter ring bearing Arabic numerals, BHA eight day Britannia movement, with coil strike, the case of arched fan form, with paterae and line inlay, and two brass columns, raised on a rectangular base on brass bun feet, with pendulum and key, 32cm high, 20cm wide.
Los 130
A pair of late 19th century French enamel, seed pearl and gem set ear drops, of oval shape with pear cut red paste centres with in a blue enamel border and a bezel of seed pearls,(some seed pearls missing), French strike marks to ear hoops in a Paris retailers leather case, 3.5 cm by 1.5 cm, 3.2g
Los 131
A French marked yellow metal enamel, diamond and seed pearl bangle, the thick bangle, centre set with a half cut blister pearl, surrounded in an old cut and seed pearl frame, flanked by leaf and flower encrusted diamonds and pearls, on an orange scroll enamel ground, with a tongue and box clasp, with owl strike mark, 5.8 cm by 5 cm, 72g
Los 31
A collection of silver and white metal jewels, including a silver charm bracelet, set with various charms including a traffic light, heart keep sake hinged box, three piece coin, iron, elephant and many others, together in the lot with a sovereign case (af) a teddy bear family brooch and a quantity of enamel badges etc 210g
Los 32
A fine guilloche enamel Victorian serpent bangle, in a fitted case from TR Sachs, Practical Jeweller to the Queen & Royal Family, 22 Hyde Park Place. The guilloche enamel is formed to replicate the effect of scaled skin, over a gold bangle to the underbelly of the snake, which has been tested and is assessed as 18 ct gold. The snake's head features 16 diamonds - 14 rose cut diamonds - and two old mine cut diamonds. The largest of these two is approx 6mm x 5mm, the second is 3.5mm x 4mm approx. The other 14 diamonds range in size from 1mm to 3 mm. The diamonds are set into platinum mounts into the snake's head. There is a panel on one side supporting diamonds and an approx 1.5mm ruby in platinum to represent the eye of the serpent. The bracelet is articulated at five points to allow the snake to be coiled around the wearers wrist.This bracelet is as found. It is in need of some repair. It is missing one diamond, believed to be about 2mm round, and the second platinum eye panel which would have had a futher ruby and three melee diamonds is also missing. One of the points of articluation has a raised pin, which is somewhat prominent. The enamel is in very good condition with the exception of a worn patch close to the rear of the main head panel, which measures about 5mmx 1.5mm.Gross weight 32 grams approx.
Los 462
An early 20th century walnut Vienna wall clock, in a Gustav Becker style, turned finials on a broken pediment fitted on a moulded cornice, above a glazed arch shape panel door that reveals a 15cm brass and enamel dial, Roman numerals, twin wind up holes, pendulum and key, serpentine base, mounted finials and trumpet shaped apron. 99cm H
Los 330
A 19th Century Victorian mahogany cased longcase grandfather clock. The enamel face having painted pictorial corners with Roman Numeral chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial, minutes aperture, gilt faceted hands and moonphase dial with ship sailing. The case having turned finials with flame mahogany door and columns to the hood. Complete with pendulum & weights. Measures approx; 246cm x 59cm x 24cm. Face measures approx; 14" dial approx 12".
Los 14
A Chinese Wucai archaistic ritual wine vessel, Gong, Wanli six-character mark but probably laterOf bellied form with dragon handle, the zoomorphic cover formed as a mythical beast, possibly a Qilin or Zhulong, painted in colours with phoenix birds in flight amid clouds and flames between bands of flowers and foliage, 15cm high (one horn chipped).Provenance: Private English collection. Acquired in Singapore between 1949 and 1961, thence by descent to the vendor.One horn chipped off. Minor rubbing to the enamel in places. Tiny glaze chip to the spout. Glaze wear/tiny nibbles to the rim edge.
Los 142
Two Chinese cloisonné pots and covers, late Qing Dynasty, circa 1900, the first of cylindrical form and decorated with blue dragons chasing flaming pearls against a white ground, 9.5cm high, 11cm dia., the second of compressed globular form with similar decoration, 9.5cm dia. (2)Provenance: James Russell Henderson, professor of Chemistry at Tongwen Guan, Beijing, from 1878-1924, thence by descent to the vendor.Minor signs of age and use. Exterior good to fair with some light surface wear. Interiors fair with a few very small enamel chips. Refer to images.
Los 11
A LATE VICTORIAN 18CT YELLOW GOLD MEMORIAL PENDANT, CIRCA 1880, of oval shape outline set with a split pearl measuring approximately 3.1mm, within a blue enamel eight ray star, vacant panel to reverse, length of pendant 36mm, stamped 18ct, approximate gross weight 6.00grams (condition report: overall condition good, in keeping with age and general wear and tear, minor located bruising and small hole has worn to reverse)
Los 131
TWO MID 20TH CENTURY SILVER CHARM BRACELETS, the first comprising two cricket and football medallions, some charms hallmarked Birmingham 1959, length 180mm, the second comprising approximately twelve charms, to include a four-leaf clover, hear no evil speak no evil see no evil monkey, some charms stamped Birmingham 1960, length 150mm, approximate gross weight 110 grams (condition report general wear and minor abrasions to some enamel charms, clasps in good working order)
Los 145
A SELECTION OF SILVER AND WHITE METAL JEWELLERY, to include three marcasite brooches, two engraved hinged bangles, a clown pendant, two rings, a St Christopher pendant, with two enamel brooches and a gem set necklace, some stamped 925 silver, few unmarked white metal, approximate gross weight 91.4 grams (some items AF some marcasite deficient to elephant brooch, wear to bangles with age, may require gentle clean, fair to good condition)
Los 151
A SILVER EGG ORNAMENT, designed as a gold plated textured egg, opening to reveal a pond scene with two ducks and green enamel Lillie detail, sponsor's mark DRM, numbered 11, hallmarked London 1996, approximate gross weight 173.4grams (condition report: overall condition good, the lid is not the original and does not fit, gold plate has started to wear away in some areas)
Los 157
FIVE EARLY 20TH CENTURY SPOONS, to include three silver tea spoons with blue enamelled shield shape terminals reading: 'Fuford (York) golf club' each with maker's mark J.W.T and hallmarked Birmingham 1927, 1928 and 1929, an early 20th century silver novelty golf spoon with maker's mark JD&S and hallmarked Sheffield 1927 and one further spoon with maker's mark CB&S hallmarked Sheffield 1927, approximate lengths 116mm to 125mm, approximate gross weight 86.3 grams (condition report: overall condition good, noticeable scratches and wear to the enamel of one golf spoon, the other two have minor light scratches to the enamel, general tarnish scratches and scuffs in keeping with age and general wear to all five spoons)
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