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Los 310
UPDATED DESCRIPTION - Oriental enamelled vase depicting Lotus flowers and four clawed dragons on a yellow ground - Condition reports - Top to bottom - Rim has firing faults but glaze and gilding appear to all be there with one small repair. Inside half way down just below the shoulder is a firing fault crack. Body of vase (outer) firing fault does not appear through - some losses to yellow and white enamel. Base - with firing faults and one small firing fault crack - no chips.
Los 44
ENAMELLED RAF SWEETHEART BROOCH, the RAF emblem within a green enamel wreath beneath a red enamel crown, between outstretched wings, 57mm long, indistinctly marked; along with gold brooch depicting an albatross in flight between a crown and wreath emblems, marked 9ct to the reverse, 8.5g gross (2)
Los 310
A GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, the hood with broken pediment and centred with a brass eagle and ball, the arch top enamel dial with painted harp armorial and flanked by gilded pagodas, the spandrels painted with flowers and inscribed 'Cork', the case with satinwood banding and reeded corner pilasters and raised on bracket feet. 238cm high
Los 1094
Victorian blue enamel split pearl and diamond forget-me-not brooch, raised floral boss on blue guilloche enamel ground and raised border with picture back inscribed ' George Rawdon Earnshaw.Jnr..obt 27th Jan 1841 aged 46 and beneath George Rawdon Earnshaw Snr obt 11 May 1841 aged 75' 4.5cm and a similar picture back pendant (2) Condition Report No missing stones or cracks in either piece overall very good condition. Larger piece is gold but not tested. Smaller piece dia. 2.5cm not testedClick here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Los 230
A 19th century Swiss lady's 18ct gold half hunter mourning pocket watch, the case delicately inlaid in black enamel and bearing a monogram, the white enamel dial and movement signed Fritz Piguet, Geneve, bearing an inscription to the interior, "F.W.B. Acworth, Born 24th October 1847, Died 19th December 1872, At Bombay". Diameter of case 37mm, gross 42 grams
Los 229
An 18ct gold gentleman's half hunter pocket watch, hallmarked for London 1916, the case with enamelled Roman numerals enclosing a white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, keyless wind movement, bearing presentation inscription dated 1917 to "Revd. John Tullock....on the occasion of leaving Stitchell and Hume Parish....". Diameter of dial 42mm, gross weight 109 grams
Los 195
A striking Victorian diamond and seed pearl-set gold locket brooch, of shaped oval form, centred by an old rose-cut diamond within a band of seed pearls, centering pierced scrollwork against a coloured glass or enamel ground with foil backing, the border cast with scrolls, glazed locket reverse. Width 50mm
Los 217
A Louis XV style gilt-metal mounted marquetry bracket clock, 20th century of cartouche shape, the 17cm embossed gilt dial with enamel Roman numeral, the case with floral inlay and stylised foliate Rococo surmount, on shell cast scroll feet, eight day movement striking on a bell, with keys and pendulum. Height 58cm
Los 9
Small selection of RAILWAY ENAMEL SIGNS comprising 'Electrification' with a phone symbol (9" or 23cm square), 'Warning, Limited Clearance' (12" or 31cm square) and a double-sided sign 'Half / Full' on one side and 'Off' on the other, measuring 8" x 10" (20cm x 26cm). All are in very good, ex-use condition. [3]
Los 351
Selection of bus BADGES & PASSES comprising 3 x PSV badges, one in well-used holder, plus 2 x W Alexander & Sons enamel Duty Passes (two types) and a Sheffield Transport Department hallmarked silver, small metal Free Pass inscribed '51 Council Member' on the reverse. All in good/very good, ex-use condition. [6]
Los 398
Very early London Underground ENAMEL SIGN 'Highgate Non-Stop between Euston & Kentish Town Northbound'. Double-sided with the layout differing slightly to allow for it to be hung from a bar (hanging lugs on one side). Believed to be ex-1906 Stock and probably dates from the opening of the Hampstead Tube in 1907. Could have hung at a car side window or perhaps in the driver's cab. Measures 24" x 15" (61cm x 38cm) and in ex-use and as-found condition with weathering, some enamel loss and corrosion. An extraordinary survivor, never seen before. [1]
Los 392
British Railways (Southern Region) enamel STATION TOTEM SIGN from Hove, the ex-LBR, later LBSCR, station, the first out of Brighton on the West Coastway line . A fully-flanged example, standard size of 36" (92cm), in excellent, ex-use condition apart from one blemish on the left-hand flange. Totems for this station are rarely seen. [1]
Los 353
London Underground enamel PLATFORM BULLSEYE SIGN from Woodford station on the Central Line. The sign is likely to date from 1947 when this section was taken over from the LNER. A 3-piece sign without frame, 58.5" (149cm) across. Lightly-weathered in places but generally in very good, ex-use condition. A rarely-seen sign. [3-parts]
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