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Los 3146
A George V 9ct gold cased gent's open faced pocket watch, having unsigned white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial, Arabic numerals, keyless 17-jewel movement, gold inner back cover, case assayed Chester 1930, 75.7g, dia.48mmCondition report: In running order.Dial and glass excellent.Case good, with light surface abrasions only.A good example.
Los 3147
A George V 9ct gold cased gent's open faced pocket watch, having a white enamel dial (hairline), subsidiary seconds dial, Swiss made 15-jewel keyless movement, case assayed Chester 1929, 74.7g, dia.48mmCondition report: In running order.Dial with hairline from 8 to 1 o'clock, and another from 5 to 4 o'clock., otherwise good.Case with modest handling wear.
Los 3148
J. Jacobs of Sunderland - a late Victorian gent's silver cased open faced pocket watch, having a signed white enamel Roman dial with subsidiary seconds dial (hairline), keywind movement, signed backplate further numbered 9056, case assayed Chester 1889, dia.53mm; together with a gent's silver cased full hunter pocket watch, the Roman dial decorated with cattle grazing, keywind movement, case assayed London 1863, dia.47mm; and an unsigned example, having Roman dial and keyless movement, case assayed Chester 1907, dia.52mm (3)
Los 3149
A late Victorian gent's silver open faced pocket watch, having a white enamel Roman dial, keywind unsigned movement, case assayed Birmingham 1892, dia.49mm; together with three other gent's silver cased pocket watches, all with keywind movements and engine turned cases, the largest dia.50mm (4)
Los 3151
G. Tydeman of Stowmarket - a gent's silver cased open faced pocket watch, having a signed Roman dial with subsidiary seconds dial, keywind lever movement numbered 60471, case assayed Chester 1891, dia.54mm; together with a Kendal & Dent gent's silver cased open faced pocket watch, having a signed white enamel Roman dial, subsidiary seconds dial, engine turned case, 'The National Lever Movement' numbered 176150, case assayed London 1902, dia.52mm; and a Waltham gent's silver cased open faced pocket watch, having keywind movement numbered 1873059, case assayed Birmingham 1881, dia.52mm (3)
Los 3152
Grenfell Frazier & Co of London - a 9ct gold cased gent's open faced pocket watch, having a signed white enamel Roman dial, subsidiary seconds dial, monogrammed back cover, the Dennison case with gold inner back cover, assayed Birmingham 1910, keyless 7-jewels movement numbered 102959, 82.6g, dia.48mm, in original fitted leather case
Los 3169
An 18th century enamel on gilt metal snuff box, probably German circa 1770, of rectangular form, decorated in monochrome to all sides with landscape scenes featuring castle ruins and churches within scrolling surrounds, the interior of the hinged lid further decorated with a rural landscape scene with buildings, w.13cmCondition report: Approx. 2cm hairline to top at 6 o’clock.Two smaller hairlines at 5 o’clock.Minor handling wear.Otherwise no apparent faults.
Los 3172
A Bilston enamel on copper patch box, the monochrome hinged lid depicting Britannia kneeling in prayer before a Union Flag shield and annotated "Lost to Britania's Hopes: But to her prayr's restord", to commemorate George III's recovery from illness in 1789 and the motto was repeated on a national roll-out of copper token medals released in the same year, the underside lid set with a mirror, having sage-green sides and white interior, w.4cm
Los 3173
A gilt and enamel decorated circular pill box, having gilt metal hinged lid, the black ground decorated in deep blues, greens and browns depicting St Francis praying beneath the tree with church beyond, the sides decorated with gold scrolls interspersed with upright arrows, possibly Limoges circa 1900, dia.3.5cm
Los 3174
A late 18th century English enamel circular patch box, having screw-off metal mounted lid, the lid enamel decorated in polychrome with an allegory of Charity as a nursing mother with children to a white ground, the sides and base enamelled in pink, dia.3cmCondition report: One small hairline crack to lid, otherwise in very good condition.
Los 3175
An early 20th century Swedish silver and enamel trinket box with porcelain inset plaque, of oval form, the enamelled and gold inlaid hinged lid having inset porcelain plaque decorated with pink roses, gilt interior, silver maker W.A. Bolin, Stockholm, 1918, further marked with Swedish minimum silver standard for .800, w.6.5cmCondition report: Sliver chip to outside edge at 9 o’clock.Minor blemishes around flower to front centre.Some minor pinholes to enamel.Minor handling wear and slightly grubby.
Los 3176
A late 18th century English enamel egg shaped bonbonniere, the pink ground decorated with three landscape vignettes within gold scrolls, with further beaded decoration throughout, the hinged metal mount at the centre opening to reveal plain white enamel interior, length 4cm Condition report: With handling wear all over and slightly grubby.Otherwise good.
Los 3319
A circa 1900 French lacquered brass carriage clock, having an unsigned white enamel Roman and Arabic dial within fluted three-quarter turned columns, the case with bevelled glass panels, visible platform escapement, twin barrel going eight-day movement striking on a gong, h.16.5cm (handle down)
Los 3321
Thomas Hughes of London - a Geo III ebony veneered on oak bracket clock, having an unsigned white enamel dial with subsidiary strike/silent and seconds dial to the arch, with twin winding holes for an eight-day brass gut driven fusee musical movement, having pull-repeat, six hammers striking graduated bells and one hammer striking single hour bell, anchor escapement (probably converted from verge), signed and engraved backplate, the caddy case with lacquered brass carry handle and gilt metal fret panels, h.47cm, sold with associated rosewood wall bracketCondition report: In running order.Strikes working.Dial heavily crazed and discoloured, most noticeably to centre.Some further modest paint flaking to dial.Case tired, all gilt worn, some age wear and scuffs etc to ebony.Movement appears good and has evidently been fully overhauled at some point.Notes suggest cleaned and restored in 2015.Some veneer losses above glazing to rear door.With pendulum but no key.
Los 3324
A 19th century gilt brass mantel clock, having an unsigned convex white enamel dial, twin winding holes for an eight-day French brass movement striking on a bell hourly and half-hourly, stamped L.F. and numbered 40618, the case surmounted with a reclining maiden and raised upon an alabaster plinth, h.36cm, w.29cm Condition report: Dial generally very good, with very minor nibbles around winding holes and one small sliver chip to outside of dial at 3 o'clock (not visible when door closed).In running order.Strike working.Some nibbles to edges of alabaster plinth, principally to sides and back.Gilt brass tarnished all over.Appears all original.
Los 3422
1934 Alvis Firefly TourerRegistration No: AFY 850,Chassis No: 11092,Odometer 20143,Cross & Ellis coachwork No: 53548. The first owner was supplied by Bambers of Southport, Lancs. Full detailed and documented restoration in 1974. The AFY 850 is featured in “Alvis Firefly Twelve” by Simon Fisher.Powered by a 1496cc OHV four cylinder engine with its low slung “double dropped” ladder frame chassis, this Firefly Tourer drives strongly and smoothly reaching speeds over 70mph and was praised by the motoring press for its handling capabilities. The Alvis features the ENV 110 preselector gear box that has only recently had a complete refurbishment with all couplings replaced. Two previous owners, over a forty year period, were qualified engineers and the owner carrying out the meticulous restoration in the 70’s, logged over 2000 hours of work on this car. The reconditioned engine fitted then, has since only done 20,140 miles. All work undertaken has been fully documented. The car comes with a very large history file including correspondence with many manufacturers at the time and copies of the official works handbook.All bright work has been rechromed, the interior professionally reupholstered, dashboard instruments overhauled by John Marks, completely rewired, running board timbers renewed with oak and the radiator, steering and rear axle differential renovated. Professional work on the body frame used teak and the bodywork has been topped off with a detailed application of fifteen coats of coach enamel. The hood and its operation with all side windows works perfectly.An excellent example of a grand touring car from one of Britain’s major sporting marques.IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING THE SALE OF CARS & MOTORCYCLES IN THIS AUCTION
Los 261
A British military Rolex pocket watch, the circular white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, outer minutes track, subsidiary seconds dial and blued steel hands in nickel case with military markings, broad arrow B 11768, small area of damage to dial at 11-o-clock, case 2in (50mm) diameter.
Los 272
A silver cased open face 'Improved Patent' Pocket Watch, key wind, the gilt movement signed 'G. Asher, 158 High St., Sunderland' and numbered 13098, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, 2in (51mm) diameter, together with a continental silver cased open face pocket watch, marked '935', the dial signed 'J. G. Graves, Sheffield, Made in Switzerland' (2)
Los 275
A silver cased open face 'The Express English Lever' Pocket Watch, key wind, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and signed 'J. G. Graves, Sheffield', 2in (51mm) diameter, together with another silver cased pocket watch, 'The Climax Trip Action Patent', the dial signed 'H. Samuel, Manchester', lacks seconds hand (2)
Los 276
A silver cased open face, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and signed 'John Vincent, Weymouth', 2in (51mm) diameter, together with a continental silver cased pocket watch, marked '935', key wind, the dial with black Roman numerals ands subsidiary seconds (2)
Los 283
An 18ct gold gents open faced Chronograph Pocket Watch, by McInnes Bros. Glasgow & Newcastle, the enamel dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, the signed movement inscribed 'McInnes Brothers Glasgow & Newcastle on Tyne, Watchmakers to H.R.H. The Prince of Wales' and numbered 23444, the back engraved with 'CR' monogram, 2?in (54mm) diameter, gross weight 150g.
Los 13
A Gilt-Metal, Gem-Set and Enameled Bottle-Stand, in the form of a flatbed rail carriage, set with various cabochon stones and with enamel foliage, with two associated red overlay glass scent-bottles, 15cm long . Scent bottles are marriage and with chips to the stopper, some rubbing, small chip to the foot of one. Cart with one or two dents but otherwise ok
Los 14
A Pair of Gilt-Metal and Enamel-Mounted Clear Glass Scent-Bottles, each of square section and with openwork foliage and flower engraved gilt mounts, the hinged covered enameled with flowers within a beaded and blue border, in fitted brass mounted velvet box, the box 11.5cm wide . Stoppers are present, bottles in generally good order, case with some staining internally and repairs to the ball feet, some supporting pins on the hinges lacking
Los 228
A peridot and split pearl brooch, the floral spray set throughout with two round cut peridots and split pearls, length 4.7cm (a.f.); a peridot and enamel bar brooch, length 4.0cm; and a turquoise bar brooch, length 4.4cm . Floral spray- stamped '9CT', 5.3 grams. Peridot and enamel brooch - unmarked, 2.8 grams. Turquoise brooch - stamped '9CT', 1.7 grams.
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