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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA SELECTION OF SMOKING RELATED ITEMS AND OTHERS, to include a 'Dunhill' tankard table lighter, a 'Dunhill' Aladdin's lamp table lighter, two clay pipes, a 'Rolstar' table lighter, a 'Ronson' and a 'Thorns' lighter, a small enamel 'Stratton' portable compact ashtray, a white metal floral engraved vesta together with two whistles, two small glass vials and a coin holder
A SELECTION OF MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, to include various pieces of costume jewellery such as a white metal guilloche enamel pendant necklace, stamped 'silver', three enamel scene white metal brooches, a box link bracelet depicting elephants and Fatima's hand, paste set brooches, beaded necklaces, together with two yellow metal mantle clocks
LADY'S ENAMEL FOB WATCH, the round white dial with black Arabic hour markers, outer seconds track in black, blue enamel case, 26mm case, suspended from an enamelled brooch in the form of a bow, along with a silver fob watch, the round white dial with black Roman numeral hour markers, outer seconds track in black, 36mm case (2)
This is a wonderful Art Deco circa 1930’s 14K gold ring showing thirteen diamonds. This diamond cluster ring is set in solid 14 karat yellow gold showing a fantastic stepped design in round brilliant and single cut diamonds. The diamonds have an approximate total weight of 3/4 carats and are set with a central round cut diamond surrounded by a six single cut diamonds and a tiered step of six more single cut diamonds. The ring also shows a beautiful black enamel inlay along the bottom tier of diamonds. The band is stamped 14K along and is in good condition for its early age. The representation of size is an approximation. The ring measures a US size 5 ¼.
Included in this lot we have a Railway Express Agency porcelain enamel sign. The piece displays metal construction with a wooden backing. The sign shows a green porcelain enamel exterior with gold and orange lettering. The face of the piece is marked reading "Railway Express". The sign shows good condition overall with some wear across the face of the piece. The sign measures 5" tall by 75 3/4" wide.
For your consideration are two Benjamin industrial ceiling lights. These light fixtures show a green porcelain enamel with an eliptical shape. These are simple in form, and among the most iconic and sought after industrial light. These are original sockets, and one still shows the embossed "Benjamin Patent 12-24-12" markings. These show a green enamel on the outside, and a white inside on the bowl. These show original condition and wiring, and measure approximately 12.75"x9.25"x13.25"L at the bowl and 19"x24" in total length including the pipe.
For your consideration is a set of three Seed Pearl Polychrome Bat and Flower Brooches. This beautiful set of pre-1920's brooches is a collection of three pins. The first is a steel polychrome enamel outstretched bat wings, a green center stone set in a cabochon, and seed pearl accent hanging from the cabachon. This piece shows colors of green, red, white, and natural steel. The reverse shows some blue patina, and some of the colors on the front have started to wear with age and use. The pin latch is in good condiation. The second of this broach set is a gold filled polychrome outstretched bat wing, with a pink center stone set in a cabachon, and a seed pearl accent hanging from the cabachon. The wings show colors of blue, pink, white, and gold. This piece is in good condition with a warm patina on the pearl setting. The third piece is a brass design with a pink flower in the center, and small seed pearls on the edges. The metal shows a warm patina, and the pin latch is in good condition. Each piece measures approximately 1 1/2".
A large gilt-bronze and cloisonne enamel figure of Amitayus (Amitabha) Buddha, 20th century, probably Tibetan, modelled seated on a throne framed by a leaf-shaped mandorla and carrying a vase with the elixir of life, elaborately enamelled with polychrome flowers and foliage against a turquoise ground. Height 63cm Note: believed to be a copy of one of a series commissioned in the 18th century by the Qianlong Emperor.
A late Victorian 18ct gold full hunter pocket watch, the three quarter plate keyless wind lever movement signed Edwin Flinn, London, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, the dust cover with presentation engraving "Mary Stobo 7th February 1893", in a fitted morocco case. Diameter of case 40mm, 67 grams
London Underground 1950s/60s enamel bullseye PLATFORM SIGN from Stanmore station, then the northern terminus of the Bakerloo line, now the same for the Jubilee line. A small flanged sign, measuring 18" x 14" (46cm x 36cm). Signs from Stanmore station are very uncommon indeed. In ex-use condition, some small chips, mainly on the flange, but generally very good. [1]
Selection (3) of London Transport PLATES comprising a perspex RF bus SLIPBOARD PLATE 'Pay as you enter', labelled on the reverse "RF 452, TC 1971-ish", an enamel RADIATOR PLATE to fit Leyland STD or TD types, probably a re-manufactured example, and an enamel bus stop E-PLATE for route 393A (the 'A' has been restored) destinated Welwyn Garden City, Fare Stage and probably from Harlow or Hertford bus stations. All are in good to very good condition. [3]
Pair of 1950s/60s London Transport enamel COACH STOP FLAGS ('Request'), both are 'boat'-style E3 versions with space for 3 e-plates on each side, one with original runners and in excellent, ex-use condition, the other is a "new old stock" example, unused, never fitted with runners but with some damage/enamel loss at the leading edge. The flags measure 18" x 20.5" (46cm x 52cm). [2]
Pair of 1960s/70s London Underground enamel PLATFORM FRIEZE PLATES for the Northern Line, each with the line name on the bar of a traditional LT bullseye. These are end-of-section examples, one l/h, one r/h and, with the addition of a station name panel in the centre, would make up a self-contained display. Both are 9" (23cm) high, the first measures 24" (61cm) long, the second 18" (46cm). The first has some small enamel losses at three of the screw-holes, the second has only minor blemishes. [2]
British Railways (Southern Region) ENAMEL SIGN 'The Railway Executive. Passengers Must Not Cross The Line Here'. Dates from shortly after nationalisation and is still in Southern Railway style. Measures 26" x 16" (66cm x 41cm). A little weathered from use, slightly bent at bottom l/h corner and small areas of restoration. [1]
Selection of CAP etc BADGES comprising 11 x British Railways enamel badges from various regions including North-East - 4 x totem, 7 x fishtail - 'British Railways', Guard & Porter plus 2 x 'lion holding wheel', 2 x 'double-arrow', London Transport trolleybus driver/conductor plus an 1897 TOKEN from the 'Gigantic wheel' at Earl's Court. All in good to very good, ex-use condition. [17]
London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATE for route 282. A double-vertical example that is lettered 'Mon-Fri Off Peak & Evenings, Sat-Sun, Special Journeys'. We think this may have been located at Northwood station in respect of the journeys to Mount Vernon Hospital. It would have been one of a unique pair. In very good, ex-use condition. [1]
London Transport ENAMEL PLATE, a commemorative plaque marking the 1953 tour of Switzerland & Sweden by London buses RT 3710 and RTL 1459, to promote British Festivals. One of these signs remained on each deck of the buses, along with a GB sign on the rears, throughout their subsequent service life in London. Measures 11" (28cm) square. Some damage around the screw-holes incurred when removed could be better restored. [1]
Assortment (11) of Railway & London Underground UNIFORM BADGES comprising 4 x 'British Railways' totem enamel-on-brass cap badges from various regions, a stationmaster's cloth cap badge & a 'lion & wheel' chrome cap badge plus a London Underground stationmaster's sterling-silver cap badge hallmarked 1971 (one lug missing on reverse) & cloth 'bullion' cap badges for Area Manager & Traffic Manager plus London buses PSV badges for driver & conductor. Generally in good to very good condition, a couple show signs of wear. [11]
London Underground enamel PLATFORM ROUNDEL SIGN from Bayswater station on the District & Circle Lines. A medium-size sign in three parts (no frame) measuring 32" (82cm] across the bar. Some staining and light corrosion at some edges but generally in good, ex-use condition. [1 sign in 3 parts]
Selection (7) of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES comprising 268 Mon-Fri Rush Hours & Midday, Fare Stage, 280 Mon-Sat Beyond Belmont, 295 Saturday Shopping Hours, 299 Mon-Fri Peak Hours, Special Journeys, Fare Stage, 403A, 800A and 810. All in good to very good, ex-use condition. [7]
1940s London Underground enamel, framed PLATFORM BULLSEYE SIGN from Mile End station on the Central, District and Hammersmith & City Lines. A small (21" x 15.5" - 53cm x 39cm), single-piece sign with its original bronze frame. Almost certainly dating from the 1946 opening of the Central Line extension, the sign retains the 1930s style of lining-out and was probably located either tunnel-side or on one of the pillars on the platforms. In excellent condition, just a couple of very small blemishes. This is a very uncommon sign. [1]
Collection of RAILWAYANA comprising a British Railways (Southern Region) tin 'Warning...trespass' notice with BR totem logo (10" x 12" - 25cm x 30cm), two small British Transport Commission enamel 'Bye-Laws'/'Conditions' plates (one Western Region, one Southern Region), two British Railways enamel armband plates with straps, one 'Look-Out-, one 'Person I.C. Work' and a steam pressure gauge 0-600lbs. All items in ex-use condition. [6]
London Coastal Coaches Ltd 1930s-50s enamel COACH STOP FLAG as fitted by London Transport to stops in the London area used by coaches belonging the 'Coastal' consortium, most of which terminated at Victoria Coach Station. This example is for Eastern Scottish, United Automobile, Western SMT & Yorkshire Services. A single-sided sign measuring 18" x 31" (46cm x 80cm). In very good, ex-use condition, some dirt stains at the lower edge. [1]
c1930s-50s ENAMEL ADVERTISING SIGN 'News of the World'. We think this would have been on one of the small hoardings situated outside newsagents and into which could be inserted the day's main headline. Measures 20" x 5" (51cm x 13cm) and in well-used condition with some small enamel losses and a partly restored area in the 'R'. [1]
c1910s-30s ENAMEL ADVERTISING SIGN 'Sunday Chronicle'. This newspaper was founded in 1885 and was merged with the Empire News in 1955, which in turn merged with the News of the World in 1960. Measures 30" x 15" (76cm x 38cm) and is in generally good condition with small losses, mainly at the edges and surface corrosion on the reverse. A most uncommon survivor, we have not seen another. [1]
London Underground 1950s/60s enamel bullseye PLATFORM SIGN from Gants Hill station on the Central line. A small flanged sign, measuring 21" x 16.5" (54cm x 42cm). Signs from Gants Hill station are very uncommon indeed. In generally good, ex-use condition with some small chips, mainly on the flanges, and scratches plus a small area of damage on the l/h flange. [1]
Pair of London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATES for Green Line route 715, one for each direction and destinated Hertford via Hoddesdon and Guildford via Esher respectively. Just 2 pairs of the former were noted - at Turnpike Lane Stn & Palmers Green, the latter were noted between Wood Green and Shepherds Bush with a sole example in Putney Vale. The former has some small edge chips from where slotted into the runners, otherwise both are in very good, ex-use condition. [2]
British Railways (Midland Region) small, double-sided enamel PLATFORM SIGN 'To Platforms 2 & 3' with right/left-facing arrows and integral legs and base. A most unusual, fully-flanged sign measuring 12" x 9" (31cm x 23cm) plus the stand. A couple of small chips and some spots of weathering on the digits, some are touched-in, but overall in very good, ex-use condition. [1]
Selection (3) of London Transport bus stop enamel E-PLATES, all in respect of garage journeys and comprising 13 Garage Journeys (Hendon or Muswell Hill garages), 13 and 210 Garage Journeys (Muswell Hill garage) and 140 Garage Journeys Only (Hendon or Harrow Weald garages). All are in very good, ex-use condition. [3]
Pair of London Transport coach stop enamel E-PLATES for Green Line route 704, one for each direction and destinated London Airport, Slough, Windsor and Bromley, Sevenoaks, Tunbridge Wells respectively. The former were located between New Cross & Turnham Green and the latter between Gunnersbury and New Cross, so this pair could both have been located in New Cross. Both are in very good, ex-use condition with just minor blemishes. [2]
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