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A Cartier ladies square wristwatch, the case in 18ct gold and Hallmarked for London 1927, sponsor's mark JC and numbered 19229 5547 to the inside of the back and the outside. The outside further numbered 26960, the Swiss 19 jewel movement named European Watch & Clock Co and numbered 27344 beneath the dial, the black dial within a square blue enamel and gold Roman numeral chapter ring, blue cabochon thumb piece on a black silk strap with 18ct gold deployment marked made in France and poincon marks, Condition report: The movement water damaged, corroded will not wind.
Los 233
Silver open face pocket watch by J. Renwick, Preston , white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary dial to 6 'o' clock, engraved shield decoration to reverse, marks to inside case for Chester, 1899, case size 55mm, also a silver open face pocket watch by T. Gibson Poole, enamel dial marked 'T. Gibson Poole, 12 & 14 Wilson Street, Middlesboro', Roman numerals and subsidiary dial to 6 'o' clock, engine turned decoration and shield to reverse, marks to inside case for Albert Waterfall, Chester, 1889, case size 53mm, and a silver Swiss open face pocket watch by J.G. Graves, Sheffield, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary dial to 6 'o' clock, engine turned decoration and shield to reverse, inside case stamped 0.935, and '409906', case size 52mm. Condition reports are not available for our Interiors Sale
Los 224
A late-19th/early-20th century Goliath-style cased open-faced keyless pocket watch, white-enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds hand at the 6 o'clock position; together with a similar-sized and period American watch company (Waltham) open-faced keyless pocket watch, white-enamel dial with Roman numerals and signed etc., subsidiary seconds hand also at the 6 o'clock position (2)
Los 228
A military issue open-faced pocket watch, cream dial with Arabic numerals and signed 'Orator Watch Co. - Precision', subsidiary seconds-hand at the 6 o'clock position and the reverse of the case engraved with military symbol, initials and number; together with two silver-cased open-faced pocket watches, each with white-enamel dial, Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds-hand at the 6 o'clock position (3)
Los 234
A very fine and rare gentleman's 18-carat yellow-gold cased full Hunter minute-repeating pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and two further dials at the 12 o'clock and 6 o'clock positions, the gilded interior striking on bells and signed Thos. Ross & Son, and individually numbered no. 1610 Glasgow, the hand-planished case with maker's mark PW and also correspondingly numbered 1610, total weight of pocket watch approx. 194gThe dial is not without damage sadly, there is a small crack emanating from between the 11 and 12 o’clock position from the edge of the enamel dial to the beginning of the top subsidiary dial, there is also a crack in the middle of the dial emanating from the very centre where the hands meet and this crack goes from the centre to the beginning of each of the subsidiary dials. There is also a very small hairline from the edge of the enamel dial to the beginning of the lower subsidiary seconds hand dial and there is an arched hairline emanating from the lower subsidiary seconds hand dial past the top of the 5 o’clock position arcing to the edge of the enamel dial. In a horizontal position with the case door open and the white dial showing the watch appears to be working and in good order. Held vertically the watch also appears to be in good working order, held upside down with the white enamel dial facing the floor the watch stops working but returns to working order when it is held horizontally. The spring opening the outer case covering the enamel dial has weakened. No major dings or hinge issued noted although being super critical the edges of the case where it has been hand planished are worn slightly and are smoother than the centre of the outside of the hand planished case front and back.
Los 239
A gentleman's 9-carat rose-gold cased half Hunter pocket watch, white-enamel dial with Roman numerals and the subsidiary seconds hand at the 6 o'clock position, the outer gold case with black-enamel Roman numerals, the rear of the case engraved with monogram, with 15-jewel Swiss movement, one small horizontal hairline crack to dial running full diameter, one further crack running from the centre to the 12 o'clock position
Los 248
A 19th century circular Cranberry glass box and hinged cover hand decorated with flower heads, leaves and ornamental design etc., (5.5cm diameter), together with one other similar circular enamel box centrally decorated in enamels on porcelain with a scene of a young couple reclining within country surroundings (2)
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The Ottoman Empire, the Order of Osmanieh - First Class; the (6cm wide) badge, 9cm breast star and sash in their original case. Provenance: from the estate of Niky McIntyre, the Special Operations Executive (S.O.E.) sabotage operative and grand-daughter of the awardee, Prime Minister Dimitrios Rallis (1844-1921)The enamels are not perfect, on the main order the large star at the bottom of the box on close inspection appears to have a small hairline crack running from the front to the back of the green circular enamel border, approx. 5mm. There are also losses to the smaller top order to the enamel mostly at the tips at the end of the star points.
Los 1
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND BRASS BOUND SEDAN CHAIR CLOCK with convex white enamel Roman dial, the timepiece movement signed Tringham, London No.2362 with finely pierced foliate scroll and mask balance cock, the case with brass shield shaped ring hanger, 15cm diameter, together with purchase receipt from Witney Antiques dated March 1980
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH OVAL GRANDE SONNERIE CARRIAGE CLOCK the white enamel Roman dial with subsidiary alarm dial, later platform lever escapement striking on two coiled gongs, the satin gilt case with loop handle, push button repeat, the base with hours and quarters, quarters only and silent lever, 14cm high
Los 35
A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH ORMOLU MANTEL CLOCK the convex white enamel Arabic dial decorated with swags, the drum movement with outside count wheel strike mechanism (pendulum and bell lacking), the drumhead case surmounted by a figure of an Oriental lady upon a stepped rectangular base with scroll feet, 34cm high
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A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH CARRIAGE CLOCK the circular convex white enamel Gothic dial decorated with floral swags and gilt mask, silvered platform lever escapement striking on a coiled gong, the gilded case with turned finials, push button repeat and angular reeded handle over fluted pillars, foliate scroll frieze and apron and turned feet, 16cm high
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A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH CARRIAGE TIMEPIECE the Arabic enamel dial signed Aubertin, 47.49. Passage Hotel-Dieu, Lyon, with subsidiary alarm dial, the gilded case with turned finials, angular fluted handle over conforming pillars with champlevé enamel frieze and apron upon turned feet with alarm bell to base, 12.5cm high
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A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH CARRIAGE TIMEPIECE with circular ivory enamel Roman dial and champlevé enamel foliate mask, platform cylinder escapement, the gilded case with turned finials and angular reeded handle over fluted pillars, enamelled frieze and apron upon turned feet, 12.5cm high with travelling case
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A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH CARRIAGE TIMEPIECE the circular ivory enamel Roman dial inscribed Aldred & Son, Yarmouth, with champlevé enamel foliate mask, platform lever escapement and gilt case with turned finials, reeded angular handle, fluted pillars filigree frieze and apron on turned feet, 13.5cm high with travelling case and key
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A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH PATINATED BRASS CLOCK in the form of a medieval bell, the gilt dial with enamel chapters and twin train drum movement with coiled gong strike, the cast case with foliate scroll and figure decoration interspersed by inscribed bands upon four turned and lobed feet with spear support, 35cm high
Los 48
A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH PERPETUAL CALENDAR MANTEL CLOCK the two piece white enamel dial with Roman chapter ring, moon hands and visible escapement, the twin train Marti movement with bell strike over a perpetual calendar dial with moon phase, the polished slate and rouge marble inset case of arched scroll form, 45cm high
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A GEORGE V TORTOISESHELL AND SILVER MOUNTED CARRIAGE CLOCK in the form of an 18th Century bracket clock, the circular white enamel Roman dial with Japy trademark, the French timepiece movement with platform balance, the dome top case with swing handle upon bun feet, hallmark for Birmingham 1923, 13cm high handle up
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AN EDWARDIAN SATINWOOD MANTEL CLOCK the convex white enamel Roman dial inscribed M. S. Jamieson, Kilmarnock, moon hands, the twin train Marti drum movement striking on a coiled gong, the balloon shaped case with line inlay inset with an oval green and cream jasperware plaque of a cherub over a presentation plaque upon squat bun brass feet, complete with pendulum and key, 31cm high
Los 253
An Aesthetic Movement ebonised wood Jacobean armchair designed by Edward William Godwin, circular padded seat on tapering, turned legs with streamlined, curved arms and lattice back, turned bobbin stretchers unsigned, 83cm. high Literature Susan Weber Soros The Secular Furniture of E.W. Godwin, Yale, page 89 catalogue number 108 for a comparable example illustrated. This example bearing the William Watt enamel label. Soros notes this Old English or Jacobean design was one of Godwin's most popular designs and was produced in many different versions (our example has different turned bobbin stretchers). Provenance Private collection.
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A Glasgow School copper and enamel jewellery box and cover, circular section on three cube feet, decorated with a frieze of swallows above a band of stylised butterfly, the domed cover set with four yellow and blue enamel roundels, the rim inscribed Sweet is the Breath of Morn, blue velvet lining, unsigned, 11.5cm. diam.
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A Dutch Family an enamel plaque by Eleanor Doris Varley, dated 1923, enamelled with a farm worker walking with a yolk and two pails, her children walking in front, helping, in colours in an ebonised wood frame, and another enamel plaque with Praise to the King of Heaven verse, framed, paper label to first panel 12.5 x 8.5cm, (2)
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Enchanter an enamel panel by Eleanor Doris Varley, painted with a young boy playing a whistle to charm the wild rabbits, framed remains of paper label to reverse, 14.5 x 7cm. Eleanor Doris Varley Varley was born in Willesden, London on 26th October 1902, the daughter of Illingworth Varley (the artist and teacher) and his wife Eleanor (nee Pack). She grew up living at Knoll Lodge Malvern Wells where she was educated at Lawnside, Great Malvern and before studying at Willesden and Regent Street Polytechnic Schools of Art. moving to East Anglia and the north of England where she had several teaching positions and where she was a member and exhibitor at the Norfolk and Norwich Art Circle (1946-1953).
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Mermaids a Limoges enamel plaque, rectangular enamelled with two mermaid resting on rocks above sea waves, in ebonised wood frame, painted JS monogram, paper label to reverse, 21 x 14.5cm. Catalogue notes The remains of the paper label on the reverse suggests a John S.... teacher at an institute in New Cross, with an address below of Shepherds Bush.
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