GUILLAUME PETIT; an exceptionally rare mid-17th century English verge enamelled pocket watch, the outer and inner case enamel painted with figures in landscapes titled 'Hylas et Sylvie', the dial with Roman numerals to the chapter ring and very detailed foliate engraved decoration to the centre and with single hand, the movement signed 'Guillaume Petit, Londini', with verge fusee movement, worm and wheel setup, pierced and engraved masked cock and Egyptian pillars, diameter 5.2cm.Additional InformationThe watch is presented in remarkable condition , light surface scratches and tiny pin head sized pitting marks to the enamel, the movement is not currently functioning but the dial and case in good condition. Very small area of exceptionally good restoration to the enamel. The weight of this item is 103.3g. The case appears to be base metal, it may be brass or brass on copper, however it is difficult to determine.
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CORNELIUS HERBERT; a late 17th century associated pair cased pocket watch, the outer George IV case with engraved initial 'N' beneath a stag's head and hallmarked for London 1820 enclosing the pocket watch with pierced band to the back of the case, later white enamel dial set with Roman numerals and with beetle and poker hand enclosing a fusee movement, signed Cornelius Herbert London Bridge 813, and with pierced and engraved masked cock centred with a diamond, silver regulator disc, pierced Egyptian columns and striking on a bell, dial diameter 4.2cm, outer case diameter 5.6cm.Additional InformationThe outer case has some surface scratches and wear, the watch itself has had an old repair where the stem meets the body of the watch. Movement ticks when wound, light surface to the enamel dial.
EDWARD EAST; a late 17th century white metal pair cased pocket watch, the plain unmarked outer case enclosing the watch, with bull's eye glass above silvered dial set with champlevé enamel Roman numerals, Arabic minute markers and central roundel inscribed 'East London' within a rampant lion and unicorn, the verge movement inscribed 'Edw. Eaft [sic], London', no.120, with pierced tulip columns, pierced and engraved balance cock and silver regulator disc, dial diameter 4.1cm, outer case diameter 5.5cm.Additional InformationThe outer case is rather tired. There is a repair to the upper thin rim which is around where the stem protrudes. This is also a split approx 3cm to the main section of the back. A small split around the push button. The watch itself has a good dial. The movement ticks when wound, although slightly catches and the hinge is very slightly loose. The stem has been repaired with solder both exterior and interior and neither case carries a visible hallmark.
VAUCHEZ OF PARIS; a late 18th century yellow metal verge pocket watch, the case back decorated in two tone yellow metal depicting a female figure and cherub beside a plinth within a garden, the white enamel dial inscribed 'Vauchez a Paris', with Roman numerals and Arabic minute markers, the movements signed Vauchez a Paris, no.7561, with pierced balance cock, silvered regulator disc and rounded baluster columns, the case unmarked, diameter of dial 3.5cm, diameter of case 4.4cm.Additional InformationThe case is in good condition, the decoration is still crisp, the inner rim has a split to the band beneath the dial approx 4mm, the white enamel dial has a small surface chip which has been restored to the right of the winding hole obscuring part of the 2, this area approx 6mm x 3mm. Light surface scratches to the dial, The movement ticks when wound.
MARKHAM MARWICK OF LONDON; a mid to late 18th century silver triple cased pocket watch for the Ottoman market, the white metal outer case with embossed foliate Eastern decoration enclosing a plain second case and the watch with bull's eye glass above a silvered dial set with champlevé enamel Turkish numerals inscribed 'Markham Marwick London', with beetle and poker hands, the fusee movement with crested tulip pillars, pierced and engraved balance cock, silver regulator disc and signed and no.4595, both the inner and second case hallmarked for London 1777 with the inner case having the number matching the movement and the unusual feature of a military crow's foot applied to the case, diameter of dial 3.8cm, diameter of outer case 6.2cm.Additional InformationThe movement ticks when wound. The dial is in good order with a very slight scratch to the centre of the named inscription, light surface wear and scratches elsewhere. The inner case has a crude area where the stem meets the body indicating it may have been repaired at some stage and the case is dented and quite thin around the winding hole with further small dents throughout. The second case has surface wear. There is a 4mm split to the rim where the push button joins the upper section and tiny small dents elsewhere. The outer white metal cover has a few old repairs, splits and areas of damage noticeably around the stem and button release.
MARKHAM OF LONDON; an 18th century hallmarked silver pair cased verge pocket watch, the outer case repoussé decorated with two classical figures within rococo scrolls and floral sprays, the watch with silvered dial, champlevé enamel Roman numerals, Arabic minute markers, detailed pierced central panel set with date aperture and with fusee movement, signed and no.17290, with pierced engraved balance cock, silver regulator disc and square baluster columns, the case hallmarked for London 1768, diameter of dial 3.6cm, case diameter 5cm.Additional InformationA few small dents within the repoussé decoration and an old repair beneath the push button, general surface wear and tarnishing to the outer case, the inner case has a good dial, the movement ticks when wound, light surface scratches to the case. There is a repair where the stem meets the case which is unsightly with solder to the interior.
SEAMOURE OF LONDON; a late 18th century silver associated pair cased verge pocket watch, the outer case repoussé decorated with two figures in a landscape, enclosing the watch with bull's eye glass, white enamel dial set with Roman numerals and Arabic minute markers, with signed movement no.12852, pierced balance cock and square baluster columns, the watch hallmarked for London 1791, the pair case hallmarked for London 1779, diameter of dial 3.6cm, diameter of case 5cm.Additional InformationSome wear to the outer case, slightly compressed and slightly rubbed to the raised parts. The watch itself the enamel is in good order with light surface scratches, movement ticks when wound. Old repair to the stem where it meets the body of the watch, general surface scratches throughout.
JOHN LEROUX; a late 18th century yellow metal pair cased verge pocket watch, the plain outer case enclosing the watch with bull's eye glass above white enamel dial inscribed 'Leroux Charing-Cross', with subsidiary seconds hand and Roman numerals, the movement signed J. Leroux Charing Crofs [sic] London 3483, with rounded baluster columns and engraved pierced masked cock centred with a diamond and silver regulator disc, diameter of dial 4.4cm, diameter of outer case 5.5cm.Additional InformationLight surface scratches and wear to the outer case containing an old watch paper, the white enamel dial has light surface scratches, hands probably replaced, the movement ticks when wound. Light surface wear throughout.
A late 18th century gold plated pair cased pocket watch, the outer case with detailed pierced border and case reverse decorated with an enamel roundel in peacock blue and green, with gilt heightening throughout, the case with matching band of pierced decoration inscribed 'Strike/Silent' and with domed glass above the white enamel dial set with Roman numerals, Arabic seconds outer numerals and with diamond/kite hands, the unnamed movement with pierced and engraved masked cock centred with a diamond, silver regulator disc and detailed foliate engraved decoration throughout, repeating and striking on a bell, dial diameter 4.5cm, outer case diameter 6.5cm.Additional InformationThe enamel to the dial is in good order with very minor surface scratches, ticks when wound, some case closes correctly, light surface scratches and rubbing in parts to the gold plate. The enamel to the outer case has minor surface scratches but overall presented in excellent condition.
JOHN CURTIS; a late 18th century verge pair cased pocket watch, the outer case with simulated fern or agate band and centred with an oval vignette of a village church in landscape with bands of gilt stud decoration, the watch with white enamelled dial set with Roman numerals, Arabic minute markers to the quarters and with verge fusee movement signed Jno Curtis, London, 6572, with pierced and engraved balance cock, silver regulator disc and stamped 'ID' to the inside of the case, diameter of dial 3.5cm, diameter of outer case 4.7cm.Additional InformationThe outer case has suffered in some parts, there are three cracks to the border, two around the hinge and one slightly further round. There is a small area of loss around the push button releasing the outer case. Various other small scratches and areas of damage. The enamel dial has an area of approx 5mm x 2mm surface loss around the six marker which is obscuring the Arabic minute mark. Other light scratches to the dial. Movement ticks when wound.
GEORGE IBKINZIE OF LONDON; an 18th century 18ct gold verge pair cased pocket watch, the outer case fern decorated on a stained horn base with stud decoration throughout enclosing the watch with bull's eye glass above a white enamel dial set with Roman numerals, Arabic minute markers and with beetle and poker hands. The movement signed Geo. Ibkinzie, London 1736, with pierced engraved balance cock and silver regulator disc, square baluster columns and with case hallmarked for London 1767, diameter of dial 3.6cm, diameter of outer case 5cm.Additional InformationThe outer case is in good condition with light surface scratches and some staining, the enamel dial has light surface scratches. The movement ticks when wound. There is an old unsightly solder repair to the stem where it joins the back case not noticeable from the exterior so much but noticeable form the interior, light surface scratches throughout.
MUSSON OF LOUTH; a mid-19th century hallmarked silver pair cased pocket watch, the plain outer case enclosing the watch with domed glass, white enamel chapter ring set with Roman numerals and unusual outer rim inscribed 'Keep me clean and use me well and I to you the truth will tell', the fusee movement inscribed 'B. Musson, Louth 7546', with slow/fast indicator, pierced and engraved masked cock and rounded baluster columns, both inner and outer case hallmarked for London 1864, diameter of dial 4.4cm, diameter of outer case 5.5cm.Additional InformationThe outer case has some tarnishing and some surface scratches, it retains several old watch papers, the watch itself is in good order. Movement ticks when wound. Light surface scratches to the dial and some light tarnishing and very small dents to the case.
ROBERT ROSKELL OF LIVERPOOL; an 18ct yellow gold open face pocket watch, the case back engraved with a couple and dog in landscape, the dust cover inscribed 'Patent Lver 22 Jewels, Hands No.4799 Robert Roskell, Liverpool', and the white enamel dial set with Roman numerals and with subsidiary seconds hand, diameter 4.6cm, approx 61g.
ROTHERHAMS OF LONDON; an 18ct yellow gold full hunter minute repeating pocket watch, the white enamel dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds hand, with movement no.2530 and with crown winder, hallmarked for London 1910 with case also stamped F.T in an oval above 'London', diameter 5.5cm, approx 152g.
An 18ct yellow gold miniature fob watch, the white enamel dial set with Roman numerals within a seed pearl border, the reverse of the case with red enamel panel centred with a diamond within a seed pearl border and with silver inner movement cover, diameter 2.7cm.Additional InformationTicks when wound but no guarantee this is in working order. The main concern are two large areas of damage to the enamel which has been crudely repaired meaning the gilt is lacking. Minor surface wear throughout.
ELGIN NATIONAL WATCH CO; a 14ct yellow gold slim full hunter pocket watch, the white enamel dial set with Roman numerals and Arabic minute markers with subsidiary seconds dial, the fifteen jewelled movement no.19394517, with foliate engraved detail to both front and rear case, diameter 5cm.Additional InformationBoth front and rear cases are slightly springy, dial is good with slight green staining towards to the edges but this may be easily cleaned. Ticks when wound, a few small dents to the ribbed edge of the watch.
BENSON; a cased Victorian hallmarked silver open faced pocket watch, the white enamel dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial inscribed 'J.W. Benson, London', the dust cover inscribed 'A. Pegman' and with movement inscribed 'The Ludgate Watch, No.40134, Patent No.4658, Best London Make, By Warrant to H.M. The Queen, Ludgate Hill', suspended on a fob chain with T-bar and in original velvet and silk lined leather case, hallmarked for London 1889.
J COLLIER OF CHEADLE; a 19th century oak and mahogany crossbanded longcase clock, the broken swan neck above floral painted rectangular enamel dial set with Roman numerals, date aperture and second subsidiary dial, flanked by fluted pillars above shaped door and plinth base with bracket feet, height 230cm.
An oil lamp with reeded chrome plated column, pink glass and floral enamel decorated reservoir, duplex burner, clear glass chimney and etched glass shade with green crimped rim on spreading circular base, height 66cm.Additional InformationSmall chip to rim interior of shade, usual nibbles around base of chimney, some rubbing to the decoration of the reservoir, quite heavy rubbing to the chrome plating, further wear to the black painted base, etc.
A Varied Quantity Of Vintage And Contemporary Costume Jewellery To include two small jewellery boxes, each containing various beaded bracelets, clip earrings, crystal set necklaces, enamel earrings, white metal chains and two powder compacts. Along with gold tone novelty lion brooch set with blue crystal eyes and articulated tail, two crystal set flower brooches by Boucher (pin missing to one) and three 1980's white and yellow metal statement necklaces by Napier. Please see accompanying image
Archaic Style Oriental Champlevé Enamel Brass Vase Twin handle baluster form cast metal vase with geometric repeat design to body, the lower body and neck decorated with polychrome enamelled bands in archaic floral design. Signed with impressed marks to base, height, 13 inches. Please see accompanying image
Limoges 19th Century Superb Quality Enamel And Silver Scent Flask Wonderful cylindrical perfume bottle complete with original silver gilt in cork stopper, the hinged lid and interior in silver gilt. The outer in black enamel with hand painted white and gilt curlicue enamels, the central oval vignette depicting a classical maiden in Arcadian landscape, length 3 1/2 inches. Overall good antique condition - very minor chip to black enamel at base (approx 2mm)
French Mid 19th Century Belle Epoque Superb Gilt Metal Mantel Clock - by Japy Freres, features figures to front covered carrying handle to top and beaded borders. The clock has a white enamel dial with a French 8 day movement which strikes the hours and half hours on a bell. The movement as a fixed pendulum to the arbor, rather than a separate pendulum to the crutch, which is known as a tic-tac movement. The movement back plate is stamped with the maker Japy Freres. Height 10.5 inches - 26.5 cm. Excellent condition, all aspects working, with key.
A Complete 18ct Yellow Gold Diamond And Enamel Gentleman's Dress Set Comprising a pair of cufflinks, shirt studs and collar studs, each piece set with a single round brilliant cut diamond, surrounded by cobalt blue enamel, the 18ct yellow gold setting finished with pierced curlicue pattern to backs. All pieces fully hallmarked, excellent condition, purchased for over £5500 new. Total weight 52.1 grammes.
World War I Military Medals 1914 - 1918 Medals, Awarded to 2246 - SJT. E. Crompton M.M. + Dog Tag Name of Crompton 2246 + World War I Military Medals ( 2 ) Awarded to 70567 G.N.R.F. Whatmore R.A. 1914 - 1918 Medals + A White Metal and Enamel Vesta Case, Marked Batty 161 Brigade R.F.A. 1915 - 1919 + Silver Drivers Medal with Ribbon - Dated 1934, Awarded to E. Crompton + Associated Small Medals From 1915 - 1920 St Johns Ambulance and Royal Naval Division Cap Badge. Please See Photos.
A GEORGE V SILVER-GILT AND ENAMEL TEN-PIECE DRESSING SET CHARLES DUMENIL FOR GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS CO. LTD. LONDON 1918-21 with pink guilloche enamel and plain silver-gilt rims comprising: a large bulbous circular powder jar with silver cover and a pair of scent bottles with stoppers concealed by hinged silver lids the glass bodies with ‘rock crystal’ style cut-glass bodies a heavy rectangular tray a rectangular box a hand mirror a pair of hand brushes a pair of oblong brushes and a comb all in their cream velvet and crushed silk lined fitted case of gilt-tooled pink leather with printed label for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd. tray 28cm. long
A RUSSIAN SILVER AND ENAMEL CIGARETTE CASE PETR MILYUKOV MOSCOW 1908-1917 oblong the lid chased with a boyarina traditionally dressed and wearing a kokoshnik leaning in to kiss her suitor seated awkwardly on a log against an en plein matt enamel background of birch trees and the steppe sapphire cabochon pushpiece gilt interior 875 standard kokoshnik and maker’s marks to both interior sides 11cm long 145gr all in For other en plein enamelled Milyukov cases see Jackson’s International Cedar Falls 22 May 2012 lot 16 and Sotheby’s London 8 June 2011 lot 405.
A RUSSIAN SILVER-GILT AND CLOISONNE ENAMEL CIGARETTE CASE NIKOLAI ZVEREV MOSCOW 1908-1917 oblong covered in typical stylised scrolling foliate enamel cloisons on a matted ground turquoise pellet outer borders gilt interior 875 standard kokoshnik and maker’s marks to both outer sides 10.5cm long 161gr all in
A GREEK GOLD SMALL FRAME ON STAND VOURAKIS ATHENS CIRCA 1930 the rectangular frame with beaded inner border surmounted by a white enamelled cross centred by a ruby cabochon and flanked by scrolling blue and white enamel ribbon the A-shaped stand with hinged easel strut frame and stand both stamped ‘750 VOURAKIS G(in Greek)73’ 18 carat frame 9cm wide Founded in 1926 by Ioannis Vourakis at 8 Voukourestiou Street the premises from which the Athenian jewellery business of Vourakis continues to operate.
A DIAMOND GOLD AND ENAMEL CIGARETTE CASE 1890s oblong the front applied with an enamelled swallow flying through a rose diamond set hoop hung with creamy enamelled vine leaves and fruit of circular diamonds cabochon sapphire pushpiece interior incuse stamped BS (in cyrillic) and ‘56’ 9.4cm long 142gr all in
A JEWELLED GOLD AND ENAMELLED BOX AND COVER CONTINENTAL 1920s circular the cover diamond and pearl set blue enamel ground with filigree and wirework borders with sides with scrolls and white pellet enamel flowerheads on four volute feet with unidentified marks ‘G / CHA’ and ‘SS below an emblem’ numbered 514 and 18KT 5.8cm wide 86gr all in
A GERMAN SILVER AND ENAMEL CIGARETTE CASE LOUIS KUPPENHEIM PFORZHEIM 1925-30 oblong the ground of burnt orange guilloché enamel the lid decorated in Japonesque style with an iridescent blue peacock before a flowering tree in gold inlay and opaque enamel dot and chevron silver sides blue cabochon paste thumbpiece gilt interior maker’s circled crown ‘935’ and ‘STERLING’ marks 8.3cm long 132gr all in Louis Kuppenheim founded in 1857 became a renowned firm of gold and silver boxmakers and smallworkers in Germany in the early 20th century. They were famed for their high quality enamelling having at least 200 employees at their Pforzheim factories in their heyday as well as a shop in Paris and an international export business. As the Kuppenheims were of Jewish extraction after 1933 business declined and Nazi persecution saw to the liquidation of the concern in 1939 and the disappearance (by suicide emigration or deportation to the camps) of the family from the jewellery hub that was pre-war Pforzheim. (http://louis-kuppenheim.de/Geschichte/History-Louis-Kuppenheim - accessed 01.02.2019)
A PERSIAN SILVER AND ENAMEL CASE ISFAHAN EARLY 20TH CENTURY the obverse enamelled with a view apparently from the rear of Isfahan’s Abbasi Great Mosque within a white scroll blue ground border the reverse with carpet-like enamelling of a medallion of tulips reserved against a white scroll black ground and white spandrels the white enamelled interior with a green exotic bird and foliage 10.3cm long
AN AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN SILVER AND ENAMEL CIGARETTE CASE OTTO HUETERER VIENNA CIRCA 1915 rectangular the lid painted en plein enamel with ‘September Morn’ after Paul Emile Chabas depicting a young female nude quivering in the shallow waters of Lake Annecy blue and white taille d’épargne geometric outer border gilt interior 900 standard Dianakopf maker’s mark and another mark for Anton Rakusan 11cm long 161gr all in Paul Emile Chabas (1869-1937) had been painting ‘September Morn’ over several summers completing the picture in 1911. Exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1913 the picture went to Russia then surfaced in the collection of Calouste Gulbenkian only to be sold after his death and subsequently donated privately in 1957 to the Metropolitan Museum in New York although since 2014 it is no longer on display. Widely reproduced immediately following its unveiling at the Paris Salon it has always been somewhat controversial subject to a lawsuit and claims of indecency in America: hugely popular nevertheless the image apparently sold some seven million copies in reproduction and several women have famously claimed to be the original model.
AN AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN SILVER AND ENAMEL CIGARETTE CASE PROBABLY VIENNA CIRCA 1915 canted rectangular the lid painted in enamel with an oval of a prone female nude reserved on a cream guilloché enamel ground with a black taille d’épargne geometric outer border gilt interior twin ‘A’ marks to push-piece only 10cm long 173gr all in
A FRENCH ENAMELLED GOLD SNUFF BOX AND COVER MAKER’S MARK INDISTINCT PARIS 1779 with an aubergine guilloché enamel band bordered by white opaque enamel surrounding a roundel with an arrangement of enamelled pellets ovals and scrolls on a matted ground the outer border with blue guilloché enamel ovals interrupting stylised foliage on a matted ground with similarly decorated sides and base charge and discharge marks of Jean-Baptiste Fouache 5.5cm diameter 89.5gr all in
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