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Preisdatenbank abonnierenSpringstead: A Canadian gold plated open face pocket watchDate: Circa 1920Movement: 3/4 plate 11-jewel, numbered 6469277, stem wind and setDial: White enamel, black Roman hour markers, red Arabic outer minutes track, subsidiary seconds at 6, blued handsCase: Polished round form, engine-turned sides, engraved screw-down backSize: 49mmAccompaniments: An Ingersol stainless steel open face pocket watch
A David Andersen Norwegian silver and enamel floral bracelet, stamped 'D-A Norway Sterling 925S', 16cm long, together with an Arts and Crafts cabochon moonstone bracelet, not stamped, total weight approx 33.4g (2)Condition:Moonstone bracelet- length approx 15cm, clasp secure and in good working order, general wear but no significant visible damage, refer to imagesEnamel bracelet- length approx 16.5cm, clasp secure and in good working order, some small gaps to some of the connecting links, general wear but no significant visible damage, refer to images
A pair of Chinese Canton vases and covers, Qing Dynasty, mid-19th century, of rectangular section, the covers with finials as maidens drinking tea, richly decorated overall with Manchu palace scenes, against a bird and flower ground, each shoulder with projecting lotus dais and maidens holding lotus stems 45cm highRubbing to the gilding on the figurative finial. Chip to the inner rim of the cover. Rubbing to the gilding and enamel in places. Losses to the figurative handles. Small chip to rim of the body. The head and hands of the other finial is completely broken and missing. One of the corners of the cover has been nroken and glued with subsequent losses. One of the handels is missing and the other is missing the head and hands. A chunk of the corner of the footrim is missing.
A Chinese cloisonné enamel and partly gilded pedestal goblet, Qing Dynasty, 18th century, the blue ground enriched with four lotus flowers on undulating stems beneath a rim band of ruyi, the foot with stiff leaf tips, on a knopped stem 12.2 x 9.5cmexternal enamels are good though some wear.Metalwork - some oxidisation.Internally the bowl has major cracks and large central patch of enamel missing. sold A.F
A Chinese porcelain snuff bottle, Qing Dynasty, 19th century, carved in high relief with Daoist figures amongst clouds above a boat, bearing seal mark of Qianlong, later gilt metal floret stopper, 7.5cm high; together with a blue glazed carved porcelain dragon and phoenix snuff bottle with associated horn stopper, 19th century, carved in deep relief, 7.5cm high (2)Bottle 1. small chip on coronet of one figure. Some faces rubbed -especially the female in the boat.Bottle 2: numerous tiny chips and enamel loss throughout
A Maiolica pottery figure of Leda and the swan, 18th century, Leda seated supporting the swan with cupid by her side23cm highThere is quite a bit of damage to the piece, the head of both Leda, the swan and the cherub has been off and glued. Loss of enamel, restoration in quite a few place, including thea head and the swan
Two similar Chelsea-Derby vases, circa 1780, the turquoise ground bodies reserved with panels of flowers 17cm and 18cm high; a Chelsea-Derby small two-handled tureen, cover and stand, circa 1770, the pierced cover with branch handles, moulded turquoise borders and painted with scattered flowers, gilt anchor mark to stand, the stand 18cm wide; another tureen stand of the same pattern (6)The enamel to one of teh tureen stands is rubbed. The other tureen stand has lost half of one of the leaves and there is a chip to the footrim. Losses to some of the leaves of the tureen. One of the blue vases has a chip to both the footrim and the rim.
A pair of Chinese famille verte porcelain ginger jars in the Kangxi style, each painted with semi-naked boys riding lotus stems amongst foliage 21cm highUsual light rubbing to the enamel in places. Slight discolouration in pleaces, especially towards the rims. One of the wooden bases is broken with a section missing at the rim.
Shipley Athletes' Volunteer Force 1914 W. Yorkshire WW1 VTC lapel badge. Good scarce blue enamel oval ATHLETES' VOLUNTEER FORCE 1914; crossed rifles to centre bearing red enamel SHIPLEY scroll across the butts. Issue number to reverse. Fattorini, Bradford Buttonhole. VGC Formed 1914 at Victoria Hall, Saltaire. HQ Albert Road School, Saltaire.
German Third Reich 1940 dated Hitler Youth Knife by Gustav C. Spitzer, Solingen. Good scarce example, the plain blade stamped on the blade qqand RZM logo M 7/80 over 40 to the forte. Nickel plated turn up quillon and pommel with two piece black chequered composition grip inlaid red and white enamel HJ swastika diamond. Housed in black painted scabbard with black leather belt loop retaining press stud securing strap. Service wear, GC. Introduced in 1933 with the motto Blut und Ehre on the blade. Motto discontinued in August 1938.
German Third Reich 1936 dated Hitler Youth Knife by scarce maker Gebr. Grafrath of Solingen. Good scarce example, the plain blade etched with Blut und Ehre motto, the reverse bearing cutler's stamped logo stamped on the blade and RZM logo M 7/30 1936 to the forte. Nickel plated turn up quillon and pommel with two piece black chequered composition grip inlaid red and white enamel HJ swastika diamond. Housed in black painted scabbard with black leather belt loop retaining press stud securing strap. Service wear, GC. Introduced in 1933 with the motto Blut und Ehre on the blade. Motto discontinued in August 1938.
German Third Reich 1936 dated Hitler Youth Knife by scarce maker Gebr. Grafrath of Solingen. Good scarce example, the plain blade with neatly erased Blut und Ehre motto, the reverse bearing cutler's stamped logo stamped on the blade and RZM logo M 7/30 1936 to the forte. Nickel plated turn up quillon and pommel with two piece black chequered composition grip inlaid red and white enamel HJ swastika diamond. Housed in black painted scabbard with black leather belt (one rivet absent) loop retaining press stud securing strap. Service wear, GC. Introduced in 1933 with the motto Blut und Ehre on the blade. Motto discontinued in August 1938.
Plymouth City Police senior Officer's 1954 HM silver cap badge by Firmin & Son. Good scarce die-cast Birmingham hallmarked silver crowned faceted star bearing blue enamel title circlet; Plymouth City to voided centre. F&S (Firmin & Son) Loops. VGC Formed 1928, amalgamated with Devon & Cornwall Constabulary 1st June 1967.
Coldstream Guards Officer's peaked forage cap by Edward Smith London Dark blue melton cloth body with leather peak decorated with bullion edging. Complete with silvered cap star with translucent red and blue enamel. With buttons of regimental pattern and chin strap. Leather sweatband and tailors label of Edward Smith London. With service wear otherwise GC
German Third Reich Hitler Youth Knife by Arthur Wingen (Chromolit), Solingen c. 1933-38. Fine scarce example, the plain blade etched with faint Blut und Ehre motto, the reverse bearing cutler's stamped logo, Nickel plated turn up quillon and pommel with two piece black chequered composition grip inlaid with replaced red and white enamel HJ swastika diamond. Housed in black painted scabbard with black leather belt loop retaining press stud securing strap. VGC Introduced in 1933 with the motto Blut und Ehre on the blade. Motto discontinued in August 1938.
Queensland Police Australian head-dress badge by Jepson Bros. Good scarce early die-cast brass crowned oval title strap, the letters and buckle infilled with white enamel; central red edges white enamel Maltese cross with crown to centre. Reverse stamped MADE IN ENGLAND Jepson Bros. & Co. London & Sydney Loops. GC
The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment), Victorian Officer's glengarry grenade badge c. 1881-96. Good scarce gilt flaming grenade, the domed ball mounted with pierced crowned Garter on blue enamel ground; central silvered Rose; below the Garter, an applied White Horse of Hanover. Loops. GC
Coldstream Guards Officer's peaked forage cap bearing silver badge. Dark blue melton cloth body with leather peak decorated with bullion edging. Complete with silver (Ludlow London Serling) cap star with translucent red and blue enamel. With buttons of regimental pattern and chin strap. Leather sweatband and tailors label of Herbert Johnson London. With service wear otherwise GC
Dorsetshire Regiment Victorian Officer's forage cap badge c. 1881-94 . Good scarce silver two tower Castle and Key surmounted by a green enamel scroll PRIMUS IN INDIS and on another MONTIS INSIGNIA CALPE over a gilt Sphinx on green enamel MARABOUT tablet. Loops. Central scroll with minor enamel defect. GC
2 x German Third Reich DLV cap badges by Berg & Nolte, Lüdenscheid. Good scarce examples. Each set on a red enamel ring, silvered winged propellor with black enamel swastika to centre. Reverse with two blades and raised B & N LUDENSCHEID GES. GESCH. VGC After WWI Germany was forbidden an air force by the Treaty of Versailles however the Deutscher Luftsport-Verband (German Air-sport Association) was formed in March 1933 from various sports flying clubs and had branches for aeroplane, gliding and balloon flying. Under cover of the sporting DLV, many future Luftwaffe pilots trained to fly. DLV was embodied with the NSKK in March 1935 and 1st March 1937 Luftwaffe formed.
German Third Reich Mothers Cross, Entry into Austria Medal, SA Sports and Wound Badge. Mothers Cross 3rd class in bronze ornamented in blue and white enamel with central back swastika (awarded for bearing 4 or 5 children) ... SA Sports badge by Sieper & Sohne ... 1939 Wound Badge in black ... 1938 German Entry into Austria Medal. (4 items)
Royal Army Chaplain's Department dress cap badge c. 1939-52 by Gaunt. Fine gilt crowned wreath, half of laurel, half of oak, mounted with silvered Maltese cross bearing pierced gilt IN THIS SIGN CONQUER motto with quatrefoil to blue enamel centre. P to reverse. J.R. Gaunt London Loops. VGC Designated Royal in 1919 for its outstanding services during the Great War.
Royal Staff Corps Officer's Regency shako plate badge c. 1816-29. Fine rare die-cast silver faceted star mounted with gilt crowned pierced ROYAL STAFF CORPS translucent enamel strap resting in laurel sprays. GR cypher, reversed and interwined, to red translucent enamel centre. Crimson velvet cushion to crown. Eight pointed star plate to reverse bears two toned horizontal loops. VGC
A 9ct gold wedding band with WWII utility mark, a 9ct gold ring mount, two pairs of 9ct gold cufflinks, a 9ct gold bracelet, a 9ct gold chain and a heart shaped pendant, 17.2g gross, an expanding watch bracelet marked '9ct gold metal core'; an enamel brooch with an eagle motif, miniature penknives and other items
Borgila - a Swedish silver and dark purple enamel bracelet, formed of stylised triangle links, 16cm long, 31.28g gross; a white metal bracelet set with pink stones, the stones lifting to reveal hidden compartments, another bracelet, a bangle, a pair of goldplated studs and a silver topped scent bottle
A collection of 19th century and later silver and costume jewellery, to include a ring set with foil back stones, blue enamel and a ruby, finger size Q leading edge, 8.4g gross, a pietra dura locket, a small fob seal, paste set necklace and other items; a 20th century stop watch, a silver locket containing a miniature dictionary, vintage boxes and other items
A contemporary design 'Mexican Silver' fringe necklace set with black onyx; a pair of 'Mexican Silver' black onyx drop earrings with Greek key pattern; a Rennie Mackintosh style cross pendant; a brooch in the form of a dragonfly set with marcasite, black enamel and garnets; and another brooch
A collection of Robertson's Jam advertising enamel pin badges on felt wall mount (These items are listed on the basis they are illustrative of a bygone culture in which there were different social norms. We understand the potential controversy surrounding this type of item but believe that providing transparent information about historical context fosters greater understanding of our complex cultural history)
Iron Age Terret Ring. Circa 100 BC - 100 AD. Copper-alloy, A bronze terret ring of the flat-ring type, Late Iron Age to early Roman period. The ring is oval with a small thin rectangle-sectioned bar at the base and is decorated on the face with La Tène style designs, which retain some of the original red and yellow enamel. Ref: Mills, Celtic & Roman Artefacts. p. 26-27. Property of a detectorist. 82mm x 71mm, 84.6g
A Roman 'Millefiori' Military Phalera 2nd Century.A second Century AD Military Phalera, four petals and four Amphorae radiate outwards from square centre in alternate red and green enamels, to meet an outer roundel with three concentric circles containing two outer bands of blue and white millefiori decoration and a middle ring of red and green enamel. One the reverse is a small attachment T-bar. Condition is fair, some enamel and millefiori missing from ¼ of the roundel. 70 mm diameter, 56.7 grams REF: See Phalera P84/85 in Roman buckles and Military fitting A Appels and S Laycock
Roman copper alloy enamelled brooch, 2nd century AD. Roman Enamelled Plate Brooch.A large and unusual elaborate composite plate brooch consisting of four conjoined discs in a cross formation, leaving a concave-sided square aperture at the centre. Each disc is decorated with three concentric registers of champleve enamel. The upper and lower discs have blue enamel with white dots, which is mostly intact. The left and right discs have white enamel with red dots, mostly missing. The pin-lugs and catchplate are present on the reverse but the pin itself is missing. 2nd century AD. Cf. Hattatt 598 & 1615.55mm x 49mm, 18.0g.
Gold finger ring dating to the post-medieval period c.16-17th century inscribed with VSQVE AD FINEM and decorated with a bourchier knot. Max Length: 22.27 mm (across bezel side); Thickness of band: 0.88 mm; Width of band: 4.85 mm; Weight: 3.37g; Bezel measurements are as follows: Length:12.74 mm; Width: 9.55 mm; Thickness: 1.58 mm. UK N, Finger-ring with bezel in the form of a bourchier knot, the band worked as if ropes wreathed with ribbons. Traces of white enamel survive on what appears to be one of the ribbons, and it is possible – although no other traces survive – that the ring was once extensively enamelled in two or more tones. The motto ‘usque ad finem’ – meaning ‘to the very end’. Though the motto is often discussed in terms of death in texts of the 16th and 17th century, its combination with a knot – echoing the ‘fede’ form – may relate to a marital union. Oman (1974, 41) notes that Roman Capitals ceded to italic script in the second quarter of the 17th century.
Collection of Coins and Medals including WW1 Medals to 19952 Pte George A Moore of the Yorkshire and Lancashire Regiment 13/915 to 8/9/16 injured Egypt (entitled to trio and SWB) the other to 22739 Pte William H. Rixen of the Army Cyclist Corps with Private Leicester Issue of the Coronation Medal of George V. Brass and enamel fob for the Derby & Notts Engineman & Fireman’s Union, Victorian Golden Jubilee medal in pewter, George IV 1826 gilt and engraved Shilling in pendant mount, George III 1797 ‘Cartwheel’ Penny, small quantity of Pre 47 Silver, 1880 Sunday School Pewter Medal with other coins.
This rectangular copper alloy Roman plate brooch features a hound in full chase on a blue and red enamel background. It has been classified as a Mackreth OBJECT 3.b4. Examples of enamelled plate brooches have been found from across Roman Britain and most probably date to the 2nd century AD. Hounds and hares are among the favourite subjects seen on enamelled plate brooches, which also includes horses, birds, fish and insects. Hares with hounds in chase appear on a range of other artefacts including knife handles and pottery beakers and the popularity of the theme suggests that hare coursing may have been a common activity in the Roman world.
A stunning,complete decorated cast copper alloy harness fitting / terret ring of Late Iron Age to Early Roman dating (100 BC to 100 AD). The terret ring is sub oval (D shaped) in plan with an irregular sub-oval (D shaped) cross section. The attachment bar is flanked by two circular mouldings. A lozenge pattern of alternating white/orange enamel decorates the entire rings spine.144g. 80 x 67.5
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