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Los 94
A Victorian coral, diamond and enamel locket pendant, the oval shaped locket with applied lozenge shaped panel to cover, set with diamond shaped coral cabochons and rose cut diamonds within a blue enamel border, opening to reveal two transparent glazed apertures, 35mm x 27mm, upon a gold coloured bail, weight 15.2gmsCR; This locket has not been tested for gold pendant and is not hallmarked.All stones are present, no cracks, chips or losses to the coral or the diamonds, minor scratching and wear only. Several areas of loss to the enamel, heavy scratching and wear. The applied lozenge is slightly loose in its setting, wobbling slightly. Heavy scratching to the front an reverse. Some light denting around the edges of the pendant. Moderate wear/thinning to the pendant bail, but the locket does seem secure on the bail. No splitting or signs of repair. Cover opens and closes smoothly, and appears secure when closed, though does not sit completely flush. Glazed compartments to interior are in good order, no cracks chips or losses. Settings in good order, contents secure.
Los 168
CHARLES FLEETWOOD VARLEY FOR LIBERTY & CO An English pewter and enamel cigarette box, early 20th century, of rectangular form, with hinged lid and repeated to front fall-front panel, wooden interior, central decorative enamel panel depicting a riverside with trees and mountains, signed 'Varley', the base impressed with 'English Pewter, Made By Liberty & Co' and digits '0998'. 7cm high, 12.5cm wide
Los 41
An emotive WWI family group of medals comprising: 1914 star (_Ply 17602 Pte G A Honiatt, RM Brigade) GVF; Three: 1914-15 star trio (PS-2499 Pte R J Honiatt Middx R), VF; Pair: BWM, Victory (79119 Pte A R Honiatt, RAMC), VF/NEF, with RAMC cap badge, wound badge number 225868, 2 C.L.R.L bronze shooting medals: Aggregate 1929-30 A RC Honiatt and Final 1932-33 Division 12 London Chemists A R C Honiatt; and a WWI National Reserve Class II London gilt and enamel lapel badge by J R Gaunt, the right hand rifle butt impressed 13, the reverse button hole stud impressed "19812 Hampstead" EF. Note: Private George Archibald Honiatt, served with the RMLI, 2nd RM Battn RN Division and was killed in action 13th November 1916 aged 19, and is commemorated at Thiepval Memorial France; his brother Private Reginald Jack Honiatt served with the 16th Bn Middlesex Regt and was killed in action 29th April 1916 aged 23 and is buried at Forceville Communal Cemetery France. £200-300
Los 49
Denmark, Order of the Dannebrog commander's set from the reign of Queen Margrethe II (1970-), neck badge in gilt and enamels, with neck riband, 40mm x 82mm; breast cross in silver with gold crown and lettering, applied to a scaled cross edged with red enamel. The reverse bearing maker's mark of crowned AM (A. Michelsen) in shield above 2925S", twin prong pin. Both pieces housed in their original A. Michelsen of Copenhagen presentation case, the outer lid bearing gilt crowned D. GVF/NEF, the enamel sound. An attractive set. From the collection of Sir Robert Mark items. £450-550
Los 52
Mexico: Order of the Aztec Eagle breast star, diam 61mm, gilt with turquoise enamel central roundel bearing representation of eagle with rattlesnake motif, VF, some enamel chipping, in its presentation case with miniature; Republic of Zaire: Order of Zaire neck badge in gilt and enamels, central device showing outline of nation, GVF (one enamel chip), in a case with miniature breast medal. From the Sir Robert Mark collection of items. £175-275
Los 230
Unusual silver and enamel 'grouse' desk seal, the naturalistic model grouse having chased and engraved detail, highlighted with two cabochon red stone set eyes, standing on a green guilloche enamel banded and silver gilt pedestal, the matrix below engraved 'R H. R M', hallmarked London 1967, 35mm tall
Los 252
Mixed Lot: hallmarked silver Viking longboat brooch 'Edinburgh 1976', an openwork Scottish brooch depicting a small boat, hallmarked Glasgow 1947, a white metal sailing boat brooch stamped 'Scotland', with a Danish sterling bird and berry motif round brooch, 2cm diam, the verso marked 925 G Sterling, Denmark 212, together with a white metal and enamelled George and Dragon pendant (enamel losses)
Los 281
Mixed Lot: frog pin brooch, paste and pearl brooch with tiger's eye stone set back, (metal), a green enamelled ribbon frog brooch, the translucent green enamel ribbon tied and set with three small seed pearls, supporting a small frog with red coloured eyes and a nacre shell inset, the verso engraved and inset with an enamel scroll design, 45mm long (enamel losses), together with a modern chameleon clip pendant, stamped 925 and highlighted with translucent green enamel, 36mm long (3)
Los 133
Seiko (Japanese), a ship's wall clock, c.1970, dial marked Seiko, Japan, The pale green enamelled steel case, with orange and black enamelled dial, having Arabic numerals and quartz movement, 23cm diameterNot currently working, the case with small scratches and scuffs, some small losses to enamel, minor signs of oxidisation. dial with minor wear, but in generally good condition. chromed latch with small marks and minor losses to finish
Los 144
Liberty & Co (British), a pewter and enamel timepiece,c.1910, impressed English Pewter Made by Liberty & Co, 01296,The pewter frame of triangular form decorated with three applied blue/green enamel plaques, the brass cased movement at the back forms part of the support, the dial with Arabic numerals,9.5 cm high, 12.2 cm wideProvenance: Herbert Kennard Collection.The enamel plaques have been restored. Pewter with a few marks and scratches, some fine splits to the edge of the movement case.The clock is not working, although it ticks for a little while when moved, but the winder is stuck and does not wind. Hands can be moved. Please note Rosebery's do not guarantee the working condition, duration or timekeeping of clocks offered for sale.
Los 86
René Lalique (French 1860-1945), ‘Bouchon Cassis’ No.494 a glass perfume bottle with ‘Tiara’ stopper and white staining, Designed 1920, finely engraved 'R. Lalique' and partial moulded 'R. Laliq',The clear glass bottle moulded with vertical lines heightened with complimenting coloured enamel, the elaborate stopper of cassis colour moulded with pendant stems laden with blackcurrants, with white staining on the stopper, 11.5 cm highThere are some minute abrasions on the neck rim, underside of the foot rim and on the stopper and an occasional fine scratch. There are also some tiny open bubbles and inclusions in the glass from the making process. There is a tiny nick/open bubble on the edge of the shoulder on the stopper shank and on the end of the tiara stopper. The white staining is a little faded. Overall in good condition.
Los 1321
A French carriage clock: the eight-day duration movement having a platform lever escapement and striking the hours and half-hours on a gong, the backplate stamped with the trademark B within a circle, the white enamel dial having black Roman numerals, blued steel moon hands and signed for the retailer Dwerrihouse & Bell, 131 Mount Street, Berkeley Square, London, with the brass Cannalée case having a five-bale handle, height 18cm handle up, 15cm handle down.
Los 1323
Henri Jacot, Paris, a brass carriage clock: the eight-day duration movement having a silvered platform lever escapement and striking the hours and half-hours on a gong with the backplate stamped with the trademark for Henri Jacot of Paris, a parrot on a perch, along with the serial number 11387, which would give a date of manufacture for circa 1898, the rear of the dial plate stamped with the Jacot poinçon showing the various exposition awards including Paris 1889, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, blued steel spade hands and typical Jacot inner ring, the brass Corniche case having a three-bale handle, with the original numbered key, height 18cm handle up, 15cm handle down. * Biography Henri Jacot, born Fontaines, Switzerland in 1797, was a pioneer of carriage clock manufacture with his Paris workshop at 31, Rue Montmorency (previously numbered 25)opening in 1820. Following his death in 1868 he was succeeded by his nephew Albert Jacot who went on to commercialise the business and it was during this period that this clock was made. The business continued until 1920 with Albert's death recorded in 1926.* Notes Reference Henri Jacot An Exhibition of Carriage Clocks Leigh Extence 2013
Los 1324
A French carriage clock retailed by Frodsham, London: the eight-day duration movement having a platform lever escapement and striking the hours and quarters on two bells, with a push repeat button sounding the last quarter at will, the white enamel dial having black Roman numerals, blued steel moon hands and signed for the retailer Chas. Frodsham, Clockmaker to the Queen, 84, Strand, London, with a subsidiary alarm setting dial, the brass Gorge case having a five-bale handle, height 17.5cm handle up, 14.5cm handle down.
Los 1325
A silver and green enamel carriage clock: the eight-day duration timepiece movement having a platform lever escapement with the silvered backplate stamped with the maker's initials and serial number JC 52512, the round white enamel dial having black Roman numerals and decorative gilt-brass hands, the silver case hallmarked for London, 1897 with the makers mark H.S.B. for the silversmith Henry Stuart Brown registered in March 1889, with green translucent engine-turned enamel panels to the sides, front and top, surmounted by a folding handle and standing on silver bun feet, height 11cm handle down, 14cm handle up.
Los 1326
An Edwardian specimen marble carriage clock stand with brass carriage clock: the eight-day duration timepiece movement having a platform lever escapement with the white enamel dial having black Roman numerals and blued-steel spade hands, the brass Obis case having a three-bale handle, within a pink and yellow variegated marble stand with front aperture, height 14cm handle up, 11.5cm handle down, 28.5cm stand.
Los 1328
A Victorian French inlaid rosewood mantel clock: the eight-day duration movement striking the hours and half-hours on a gong, the round cream enamel dial having black Roman hour numerals and blued-steel hands, the shaped rosewood case inlaid with floral decoration and with gilt-brass mounts, height 35cm.
Los 441
T.R. Russell, Liverpool, an open-faced silver pocket watch: the full-plate movement having a lever escapement with an engraved balance cock and signed T.R. Russell, Maker to the Queen, 18 Church St, Liverpool, 74396, the white enamel dial having black Roman numerals, blued steel spade hands and signed T.R. Russell,18 Church St, Liverpool, the case hallmarked for silver, London, 1885, diameter 50mm; and another signed to the dial J.G Graves, Sheffield, The 'Express' English Lever, the backplate with repeat signature and numbered 302570, the silver case hallmarked for Chester, 1903, diameter 52mm.
Los 443
A silver open-faced key-wound pocket watch: having a plain balance with a pierced and engraved balance cock with Bosley regulation, the backplate numbered 2426, the cream enamel dial with black Roman numerals and gold spade hands, the case hallmarked for silver, London, 1845 along with the case maker's initials BK, diameter 45mm.
Los 444
A Georgian silver pair-cased pocket watch: the movement having a lever escapement with plain steel balance, engraved balance cock and Tompion regulation, the backplate with further engraved decoration and numbered 3374, the white enamel dial having black Arabic numerals and gold hands, the case hallmarked for silver London, 1802, along with the case maker's initials T.C for the case maker Thomas Carpenter, this design registered in August 1796, with the outer pair case similarly marked, diameter 56mm.
Los 447
Omega, a 9ct gold open-faced keyless pocket watch: the three-quarter plate movement stamped Omega Watch Co, Swiss, 17 Adjustments, 2 Positions, 5739522, the white enamel dial with black stylised Arabic numerals, Omega marks at the quarters, a subsidiary seconds dial and signed Omega, with gold spade hands, the case marked for 9ct gold and stamped A.L.D. Dennison Watch Case Co. Regular, 321835, diameter 50mm.
Los 450
A.D. Overstryd, Rotterdam, a gold open-faced keyless pocket watch: the movement having a lever escapement and stamped with the Lion trademark of Besançon, the white enamel dial with black Roman hour numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial and signed for the retailer A.D. Overstryd, Rotterdam, with gold spade hands, the case stamped Alpine 128427 and with a gold import mark, diameter 48mm.
Los 451
Waltham USA, a 9ct gold open-faced keyless pocket watch: the three-quarter plate movement stamped A.W.W. Co., Waltham, Mass. Watch Co, USA, 23942034, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial and signed Waltham U.S.A., with blued-steel spade hands, the case marked for 9ct gold and stamped to the inside A.L.D. Dennison Watch Case Co. Special, 321835, diameter 50mm.
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