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Los 38
THREE VICTORIAN BAR BROOCHEScomprising a fifteen carat gold garnet and pearl set floral motif bar brooch, 44mm long, 3.1g; a nine carat gold gem set floral motif brooch with overlaid ivy leaf motifs, 40mm long, 2g; a nine carat gold motif swallow motif brooch with metal pin, 43mm long, 2g; along with an Edwardian enamel and garnet bar brooch, 38mm long, unmarked, 1.7g
Los 5
VICTORIAN GOLD ENAMEL AND DIAMOND BRACELETwith a central round locket section 31mm diameter, the lid enamelled in blue and with an overlaid diamond set star motif and opening to reveal a crystal covered aperture for hair, the locket mounted to a lower circular border modelled in the round with overlaid scroll terminals, the body of the bracelet formed by interlocking curved links, 18cm long, unmarked but tests as nine carat gold, 39.8g, in a fitted leather velvet lined case, retailer's name worn
Los 825
Two 18K gold cased half hunter lady's pocket watches, both keyless wind, with Roman numerals to outer case, white enamel dials with black Roman numerals, and blued steel hands, one with case number 125877, monogram engraved to the caseback and presentation engraved to inside case back, dated 1913, the other with case number 196126, monogram engraved to the caseback, combined total weight 68.3g. (2)
Los 767
A Chinese cloisonne enamel box and cover, Qing Dynasty 18th / 19th century, of flattened cylindrical form, decorated in relief with everyday objects, vases and vessels sitting beneath flowering trees, the top surface with a cast bat which when pushed releases the white metal box through the base, unmarked, 5.3 by 1.9 by 5.5cm high.Provenance: The Estate of Mr Joseph B. Hay, son of Major-General Arthur K. Hay DSO OBE - 100 years of a military family.
Los 637
A collection of 20th century militaria, including multiple WWII and later cap badges, some framed, such as badges for The Kings Royal Rifle Corps, First Kings Dragoon Guards and The Hertfordshire Yeomontry, felt RAF patches for a Senior Aircraftman, as well as various military buttons, mostly British, together with a WWII army chain link saw in leather case, two pairs of British Chemical and Biological Protective trousers and a matching smock, 1968/9, MkII anti-gas eyeshields in original box, two Primrose League badges, and a WWII enamel Prepare for Combat pin. (q)Provenence from local military history museum.
Los 711
A French brass carriage clock, 19th century, with four bevelled glass panes, the white enamel face with black Roman numerals, minute markers and blued steel hands, top plate marked 'Made in Switzerland, Chs Gorge SA', top engraved 'E. O. H. from Major & Mrs C. P. J. July 1875', 8.5 by 7.5 by 12cm, with key.Provenance: The Estate of Mr Joseph B. Hay, son of Major-General Arthur K. Hay DSO OBE - 100 years of a military family.
Los 731
A French Napoleon III, late 19th century, boulle and tortoiseshell mantel clock, of bombe form with gilt metal figural surmount and mounts, with eight day movement on a bell, stamped 'P.LTRE 109', the gilt brass face inset with white enamel lozenges painted with blue Roman numerals and impressed minute track and five minute Arabic numeral markers, raised on four scroll feet, with key and sun ray mask pendulum, 23 by 13 by 41cm high.
Los 591
Royal Doulton lambeth pail incised decoration of scrolling foliage by Goerge Tinworth with silver plated rim, (handle missing and 2 hairline cracks inside) and Royal Doulton small gilded vase decorated with enamelled peacocks, height 11.5cm (2 hairline cracks to body, chip to gilded top rim and some enamel loss) (2)
Los 570
An open face key wind chronograph silver pocket watchWhite enamel dial with black Roman numerals and a second subsidiary dial, unsigned, hallmarked Birmingham, diameter 50mm CONDITION REPORT: Minor rubbing / wear to case. Dial good, some minor abrasions to watch lens. Working condition unknown. Key wound movement.
Los 572
An open face key wind silver pocket watchWhite enamel dial with black Roman numerals and a second subsidiary dial, unsigned, hallmarked Birmingham, diameter 50mm CONDITION REPORT: Two minor bruises to back of watch case. Also rippling to circumference of clock case. Dial dirty otherwise good. Working condition unknown.
Los 573
An open face key wind silver pocket watchWhite enamel dial with black Roman numerals and a second subsidiary dial, signed Thos Russell & Sons, Liverpool, hallmarked Chester, diameter 49mm CONDITION REPORT: Minor bruise on rear of case. Minor bruise on circumference of clock, general rubbing wear, dial good, key wound, English lever movement, no guarantee of working condition.
Los 574
An open face key wind Swiss silver pocket watchWhite enamel dial with black Roman numerals and a second subsidiary dial, signed Kay's "Perfection" Lever, marked 0.935, diameter 51mm CONDITION REPORT: General rubbing and wear. Some minor scratches to lens. Four hairline cracks on dial. Kay's 'Perfection' lever movement.
Los 577
An open face key wind silver chronograph pocket watchWhite enamel dial with black Roman numerals and a second subsidiary dial, unsigned, hallmarked London, diameter 51cm CONDITION REPORT: Case general rubbing and wear. Lens multiple minor scratches. Movement signed. 'Robinson and Windle, Clitheroe 22809.' Key wound lever movement
Los 578
An open face key wind silver pocket watchWhite enamel dial with black Roman numerals and an outer minute track, second subsidiary dial, signed The "Express" English Lever, J. G. Graves, Sheffield, hallmarked Chester, diameter 48mm CONDITION REPORT: Minor bruise on rear of watch. Dial good. Only general rubbing / wear to case. Working condition unknown.
Los 594
A French ormolu figural mantel clockModelled in the form of a classical lady supporting a circular clock face with Roman numerals, raised on veined marble plinth base, height 25cm CONDITION REPORT: We cannot guarantee if the clock is in working order. The enamel has several small cracks. Small nibbles to the edge of the rim. Minor natural wear indicative of age.Late 19th Century / early 20th Century, gilt metal possibly spelter.
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