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Los 234
French late 19th century eight day mantel clock with enamel and gilt brass dial in case of balloon style with tortoiseshell and brass inlaid in the manner of Boulle, 37cm.CONDITION REPORT: The Boulle work is slightly lifting below the finial, some scratches to the edges. Strikes on the hour and half. Hands not moving round when wound.
Los 1384
A late 19th century continental gilt composition mantel clock on integral stand, the clock of balloon shape, having convex white enamel dial (movement back cover screwed down, so type of movement is unknown, but probably eight day striking cylinder example), the case with inset porcelain panel decorated with exotic birds upon branches, all within a swept surround, the matching integral stand with further inset porcelain panel, h.42cm
Los 1383
A mid-19th century gilt bronze mantel clock, the case surmounted with water-girl in full dress, over a circular white enamel dial (badly damaged), with twin winding holes for a French brass eight day cylinder movement, having outside countwheel and striking on a bell, the case with further C-scroll, acanthus leaf, shell and flower head cast decoration, h.49cmCondition report: Dial badly damaged. Second water jug? to right hand side of top is missing. Loss to tip of existing water jug. Bell incomplete. Movement with some signs of metal fatigue. Case otherwise with good and original patina, some handling wear. Original gilding. Woman probably probably had something running through her hands. Grubby.
Los 1123
A Victorian silver heart shaped box, the removable cover blue enamel decorated with a viaduct and dated 1894, inscribed 'Twas mine, tis thine, and has been slave to many' (Othello), with further script around the edge in French of two lines from a poem by Alfred de Musset 'Les gens d'esprit ni les heureux Ne sont jamais bien amoureux', stamped further verso Child & Child London SW, 1.6oz, maker Child & Child, London 1894, further stamped to the interior, length 5cm.Tarnish to right side as visible in catalogue image.Closes well.Very small dent to arch of heart on back.
Los 1374
A 19th century French lacquered brass and champleve enamel four pillar carriage clock, having a circular enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, visible platform lever escapement, eight day going repeating movement striking on a gong, h.14cm (excluding handle), in fitted brown leather velvet lined travel case
Los 1336
A pair of Chinese porcelain dragon bowls, each enamel decorated with Greek Key style borders, the white grounds decorated with five claw dragons and heightened in gilt, four character marks verso, dia. 12.5cm.One bowl with small rim chip and minor frits to edge of rim, numerous pin holes to glaze.The other bowl with several minor frits to outside of rim.No cracks or restoration.Both with significant enamel wear to interior, very minor to exterior.Both grubby.
Los 1234
A George IV silver pair-cased gent's pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, the keywind verge fusee movement having pierced balance cock, signed to the backplate, W. Dawson, London, and numbered 16225, case assayed London 1824, gross dia. 5.7cm.Dial repaired to edge at 6 o’clock.Back of outer case with several small dents.Hinge good.Inner case closes perfectly.Outer case closes but ‘smiles’ at catch,In running order.Parts appear all original.
Los 1232
A 9ct yellow gold half hunter keyless wind 15 jewel pocket watch by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, the watch having a white enamel Arabic dial with subsidiary dial at 6 o'clock, engraved to inner plate 'CW Booth by the Directors of Whiteley Electrical Radio Co Ltd in Appreciation of 21 years Faithful Service, July 1959', case diameter 50mm, hallmarked 9ct, Birmingham 1951, sponsor ALO, fitted to a 9ct yellow gold trombone link chain with swivel claps and bolt ring, chain length 340mm, gross weight 105gCondition report: In working order.
Los 1235
A George IV silver pair-cased pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, keywind chain driven verge fusee movement, with pierced balance cock, signed to backplate WM for William Pemberton, London, and numbered 215, case assayed London 1826, gross dia.6cm (dial with hairlines); together with one other example by Bullingford, case assayed 1849 (lacking outer case and with hairlines to dial) (2)
Los 1233
An Edwardian gent's 18ct gold half hunter pocket watch, having unsigned white enamel dial, subsidiary seconds dial, unsigned keyless movement, backplate numbered 279507, gross weight 84.2g, Birmingham 1908, dia. 4.8cm.In running order.Both cover close well.Case with very fine surface scratches all over, which would polish out.Dial perfect.Glass scratched from centre to 10 o’clock.
Los 1237
A George III gent's silver pair-cased pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals (hairlines and restored to edge at 5/6 o'clock), having a chain driven verge fusee movement with pierced balance cock, backplate signed Walter Prestidge of Towchester, numbered 1216, case assayed London 1803, gross dia.5.4cm
Los 1387
A circa 1900 French lacquered brass cased four glass mantel clock, the white enamel dial (badly discoloured) having Arabic numerals, twin winding holes for a brass eight day cylinder movement striking on a gong, with mercury compensated pendulum, the case with champleve enamel detail, h.27cm
Los 1386
A late 19th century brass cased four glass mantel clock, having white enamel chapter ring, visible escapement, dial signed T Reed & Son of Cambridge, having twin winding holes for a brass eight day going twin barrel movement striking on a gong, with mercury compensated pendulum, h.35cm, the whole on gilt gesso plinth
Los 1191
A pair of yellow metal cufflinks, each link comprising a heart shaped plate in green guilloche enamel with scrollwork border, set with an old European cut diamond and a striped green and white enamel bar with a 4mm freshwater pearl at each end, joined by an oval belcher link chain, the old European cut diamond dimensions approx 2.65 x 2.75 x 1.75mm, total weight estimated as 0.16 carat, gross weight 9.5g, not marked but tested as 18ctCondition report: One diamond has a conchoidal fracture
Los 1256
A Victorian yellow metal and enamelled propelling pencil, having all-over foliate engraved decoration with further sinuous enamelled decoration, the terminal with inset agate, 23.4g, unmarked but tested as 18ct, 11.5cm (extended). Functions well.Lead size approx. 1mm.Tests as 18ct solid gold.Some enamel loss all over, particularly to thumbpiece.Agate tip is good.
Los 1008
A 19th century Meissen porcelain twin handled vase, decorated in bright enamels with floral sprays within gilt borders, blue crossed sword mark verso (one handle restored), h.18cm; together with a Meissen porcelain preserve pot and cover, decorated with opposing landscape scenes within gilt and floral enamel borders, h.8.5cm (2).Meissen vase – poor restoration to one handle, some light crazing to the interior rim, light rubbing to the decoration.Posset pot – small chip to the rim of the lid, base appears intact, light rubbing to the gilt.
Los 1385
A French gilt bronze and champleve enamel mantel clock, circa 1870, the whole surmounted with a pedestal urn having flaming torch finial, the silvered dial with Roman numerals, twin winding holes for an eight day brass cylinder movement striking on a bell, the backplate stamped 'Vincenti et Cie Medaille d' Argent 1855', the case with champleve enamel detail, the whole raised upon a marble plinth, h.37.5cm
Los 1021
A late 19th century continental porcelain table centrepiece of card-players , the six high society figures all in 18th century dress and centred around a card table, the whole raised on a circular plinth, decorated in bright enamels heightened in gilt, underglaze blue crossed sword mark verso (some losses), dia. 32cmCondition report: Figure in red tunic lacking small finger to left hand. Seated lady lacking cards in her hand, two firing cracks to base of dress. Chip to chair. Seated gentleman in purple tunic lacking cards from hands. Gentleman in floral tunic with damaged cards in both hands. Standing lady with loss to three fingers of right hand, index finger to left hand, object missing from left hand, and losses to neck ribbon and hair flowers. Seated lady in yellow dress with small loss to cards in right hand and flower on hat. Flower applied to base with losses. Some handling wear to enamel and gilt but generally good.
Los 1314
An 18th century Chinese export tankard, decorated with extensive pagoda river landscape scenes, in the Imari palette, heightened in gilt, h.15cm (hairline through base); together with one other 18th century Chinese bell shaped tankard, enamel decorated with figure scenes within a border, h.16cm (chip to rim and handle badly cracked) (2)
Los 1312
A 19th century Chinese Canton bottle vase, enamel decorated with opposing reserves of ceremonial figure scenes within borders, further decorated with insects, flowers and foliage, all heightened in gilt, h.44cm.No chips or cracks.Some gilt handling wear, most noticeable to dragon on neck.Enamels good and bright; 99%+ complete.
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