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Los 162
A group of silver, costume jewellery and 20th century coinage and notes, including a silver charm bracelet, silver, enamel and paste brooch in the form of Lily of the Valley, silver ingot and chain, total silver weight 1.49toz, a Belgian 100 Franc note, a £1 note and a silver 1919 thrupence. (q)
Los 199
A group of three gold plated Masonic medals, comprising 'Cheshire Masonic Charities', 'Royal Masonic Institution For Girls', 1945 Steward, and 'RMBI', 1957 Steward, together with seven enamel badges and brooches, including 'London Radio Circle', 2LO, 'Lichfield Hospital', two for The Friary School, Lichfield, depicting the school crest and motto 'Inservi Deo Et Laetare' (Serve God and be Cheerful), and two brooches. (10)
Los 220
A group of vintage costume jewellery, including a silver and paste Art Deco metamorphic brooch, an Indian silver bracelet, a silver bar brooch, a silver and abalone shell cross on a silver chain, a late Art Deco cuff bangle and another similar, a vintage beaded cuff bracelet, a silver brooch modelled with two owls in a tree, total silver jewellery weight 107g, various necklaces and a paste and enamel RAF sweetheart brooch. (q)
Los 29
Two contemporary silver pill boxes with decorative lids, comprising an oval box with hand painted enamel lid depicting a leaping salmon and title below, signature J. A., Hansford & Ainsworth, Hansworth Enamels, London 1993, 22 by 48 by12mm high, and a rectangular box with printed hunting scene to cover, stamped 925 to the base, 38 by 30.5 by 15mm, total combined gross weight, 1.25toz. (2)
Los 56
A collection of Victorian and later silver vertu, including a miniature manicure set with silver handles, Addie and Lovekin Ltd, Birmingham 1924, 7cm and smaller, a pair of salt cellars chased and embossed in the form of daisy heads with ball feet, Ridley Brothers and Merton, Birmingham 1905, two silver bladed pocket knives with mother of pearl handles, a silver stamps envelope pendant, remnants of blue enamel to front, Crisford and Norris Ltd,Birmingham 1907, a miniature Book of Common Prayer with silver front cover chased and embossed with Reynolds angels, a cut glass pin tray with silver lid similarly chased and embossed a ring stand of naturalistic form with circular base, W J Myatt and Co, Birmingham 1923, filled 7.5 by 7.3cm, two silver thimbles, one engraved 'The Spa' and with stars to body, the other engraved 'International Exhibition 1862', the body of the thimble depicting the exhibition itself, unmarked, a silver handled button hook and a silver handled shoe horn, 1toz weighable silver.(17)
Los 92
An American Ball Watch Co gold plated pocket watch, circa 1918, open face, keyless wind, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and minute markers, subsidiary seconds dial, signed 'Trade Mark RR Official Standard Ball Watch Co Cleveland, inside of case marked 'Ball Model Keystone Watch Case J. Boss 20 Years' and numbered 9358058, screw back, the three quarter plate 19 jewels movement engraved 'Ball Watch Co, Cleveland, O', 'Pat. Nov 17.96', serial B252700, dial 39mm, case 50mm, 63mm across winder, 94.0g gross. Notes: in working condition, winds and hands set by screwing the front off and pulling out the small set lever at 1 o'clock, runs across 1hr test, however Batemans cannot guarantee its continued operation.
Los 93
Two silver pocket watches, comprising an Edward VII silver open faced pocket watch, J. G. Graves, Sheffield 'The Express English Lever', key wind, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, minute track and subsidiary seconds dial, gold hands, shield engraved caseback, John George Graves, Chester 1902, full plate movement, with key, dial 41mm, case 52mm, 134.2g overall, and an Art Deco Syren open faced pocket watch, key wind, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, minute track and subsidiary seconds dial, blued steel hands, case number 42818, maker JJH, London import 1918, dial 41mm, case 49mm, 90.8g gross. (2)
Los 94
A Garrard gold plated pocket watch, circa 1980s, open faced, keyless wind, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, minute track, recessed subsidiary seconds dial, gold spade style hands, 15 rubis Swiss movement, cal. 2124, hinged dust cover, case number, engraved to case back with railway interest 'B. R. Eastern Region A. E. Tipler In Appreciation of 45 Years Service', dial 41mm, 50.5mm across case, 61mm across winder, 81.7g gross.
Los 96
An early 19th century Continental white metal verge fusee pocket watch, open faced, key wind, white enamel dial, with chapter ring painted with a boy and a girl on a swing, the internal ring with Arabic numerals, with verge escapement, unsigned, in white metal case marked F.H.B., 44.7 by 57.2mm excluding ring, 65.1g, with key. (2)
Los 97
A group of three silver pocket watches, comprising a Continental 800 standard silver Billodes full hunter pocket watch, made for the Turkish market, the white enamel dial signed by the retailer 'K. Serkisoff & Co, Constantinople', case number 553934, case 51.5mm, together with a Victorian English Lever open faced pocket watch by S. Goldstone, Manchester, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the signed movement numbered 255443, case number 255443, William Ehrhardt, Birmingham 1876, case 49mm, with a silver and base metal fancy fob chain, 22cm, and a lady's Swiss 835 standard silver open faced pocket watch, case number 139844, case 36mm. (3)
Los 98
An American Elgin gold plated half hunter pocket watch, keyless wind, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, minute track, subsidiary seconds dial, blued steel hands, the outer case with black Roman numeral chapter ring, case number 2935106 engraved 'Moses Gregory', hinged dust cover, three quarter plate movement, case 54mm, with a brass double Albert chain fitted with a gold South African 1/2 pond 1895, 19mm, with double clasp ends and gold plated T bar.
Los 1701
SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE B DIVISION WINNERS GOLD MEDAL 1950, awarded to George Mitchell of Greenock Morton F.C., the obverse with central shield shaped plaque with enamelled lion rampant, above blue enamelled banner inscribed 'Scottish Football League', encircled by blue enamel border inscribed 'Greenock Morton Football Club', the reverse engraved 'B Division, Championship, 1949-50, G Mitchell', 42mm high including bale, in nine carat gold, 11.7g Along with an autographed dinner programme from dinner held to commemorate Morton Football Club's Centenary in 1974 (2) Note: George Mitchell signed for Morton from Gourock Juniors on 5th July 1945 and remained with the club for 6 years, being freed on 30th April 1951. He was normally fielded at right half, but occasionally left half. 20 of his 38 appearances came in Season 1949/50 when Morton were promoted at the first attempt from Division B, having been relegated the previous season. He scored his only goal for Morton during that season v Arbroath at Cappielow on 25th March 1950 in a 3-1 win. Despite the earlier relegation, this was, on paper, a strong side featuring internationalists Jimmy Cowan and Tommy Orr, and star striker Neil Mochan. He was just one of the former players invited to attend the Morton Centenary dinner, and this programme from the evening is autographed by numerous former players.
Los 1707
SCOTTISH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION SCOTTISH CUP GOLD MEDAL 1956/57, awarded to Mr. A.K.B. Clarkson (Director) of Falkirk F.C., the obverse inscribed 'Falkirk Football Club' in blue enamel around a lion rampant, the reverse inscribed 'Scottish Cup Winners 1956-57, Mr. A.K.B Clarkson Director', 39mm high including bale, maker K&S, approximately 12g, in circular plaque mount with easel support Note: This rare medal comes from the second, and most recent time Falkirk lifted the Scottish Cup. During the campaign, The Bairns saw off Berwick Rangers, Aberdeen and Clyde, before facing stiff competition in the form of Raith Rovers in the semi-final. This match ended in a 2-2 draw, and it took a replay before Falkirk progressed to the final to then face a strong Kilmarnock side (who had recently beat Celtic in their concurrent semi-final). The final was scheduled for the 20th April 1957, and was played infront of a crowd of over 80,000 fans at Hampden Park. Whilst Falkirk went 1-0 ahead after converting a spot kick, Kilmarnock drew equal and the game ended gridlocked, thus resulting in a replay four days later. The replay was again a fiercely fought affair, and it took an extra time goal at 101 minutes on the clock for The Bairns to emerge victorious.
Los 1752
EARLY 20TH CENTURY EAST FIFE JUNIOUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION GOLD MEDAL,won by A. Newbigging (Capt.) of Pittenweem Hearts F.C., the obverse with central shield shaped plaque with red enamel lion rampant motif, below initials 'E F J F A' in relief, the reverse inscribed 'Won by A. Newbigging (Capt.) P.H.F.C. 1921-22', 41mm high including bale, maker TJS, in nine carat gold, 12.4g
Los 1753
SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE RESERVE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP GOLD MEDAL 1962, the obverse with central shield shaped plaque with red enamel lion rampant motif, within blue enamel border inscribed 'Scottish Football League', the reverse inscribed 'Reserve League Championship 1961-62 Rangers F.C. R. MacKinnon', 38mm high including bale, maker JWB, in nine carat gold, 8.8g
Los 1818
RENFREWSHIRE CUP WINNERS MEDAL 1962/63, awarded to J. Lang of St. Mirren F.C., the obverse enamel Renfrewshire coat of arms within a blue border inscribed 'Renfrewshire Football Association', the reverse inscribed 'Won by St. Mirren F.C. 1962-63, J. Lang', 45mm high including bale, maker V&S, in sterling silver, 12.6g Note: First contested in 1878, and last in 2014, the Renfrewshire Cup was a tournament contested by teams in Renfrewshire, most notably St Mirren and Morton, who have won the tournament 55 times and 52 times respectively. This silver medal was awarded for Renfrewshire Cup 1962/63. The final took place in May 1963 with St Mirren and Morton coming head to head across two legs. Whilst Morton won the first leg 1-0, the second leg saw St Mirren snatch victory from the Greenock side, with a 2-0 win on 22 May.
Los 1820
RENFREWSHIRE CUP GOLD MEDAL 1913/14, awarded to W. Stevenson of Neilston, the obverse with central enamel, the reverse inscribed 'Renfrewshire Cup won by Neilston Vi... W. Stevenson 1913-14', 43mm high including bale, maker 'BS', in nine carat gold, 6.2g, along with a silver medal inscribed 'Victoria Central Hospital', another inscribed 'Scott Cup 1915', and a fob (4)
Los 135
R.C.Hiscock for Hiscock, Appleby & Co Ltd, a 1950's adjustable standard lamp with peach and turquoise enamelled shades and brass shafts CONDITION REPORT: Structurally sound. Currently working. Rusting to base. Some rubbing to brass throughout. Minor knocks to shades. Enamel good for age with no significant losses or wear. Mechanism seems to operate well. Please see the additional images.
Los 1650
An interesting mixed lot, comprising: a vintage Stratton compact bearing enamel plaque inscribed 'MV Empire Windrush'; together with an 'RMS Mauritania' chrome easel back desk calendar, 8.5cm high; a vintage minaudiere; and three old penknives, the blade of one inscribed 'Saynor'. In 1948 The Empire Windrush brought one of the first groups of post-war West Indian immigrants to the UK.
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