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Los 159
A SET OF SILVER AND ENAMEL TEASPOONS FROM R.M.S. QUEEN MARY, CIRCA 1936, in fitted plush leather case with maker's mark for W.L. Parkhouse, Southampton -- 7¾in. (19.5cm.) wide; together with a quantity of liner collectables comprising plated ware including trophies, ashtrays, letter openers and novelties; a souvenir cigar from the maiden voyage of Queen Mary 1936; four cased sets of coins from the Queen Elizabeth; a boat badge from P&O's Macedonia; an empty drawing set case from S.S. Salamis and a 19th Century leather P&O uniform belt, (a lot)
Los 198
SIR THOMAS LIPTON'S SILVER CIGAR CASE, by Edwin Page, hallmarked for Birmingham 1924, of standard form, the lid bearing the coloured enamel flag of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club (Lipton's 'home' club) above his personal yacht flag, the two flying from a yellow-enamelled pole, lacking internal elastic as usual; together with an interesting autograph letter to W.C. Dodge from Thomas Lipton on S.Y. Erin notepaper, dated New York, 7th October 1901, and clearly thanking Dodge for his commiserations following the defeat of Lipton's Shamrock II in his third America's Cup challenge just days before; and a copy of Laurence Brady's 2007 book The Man Who Challenged America; the Life and Obsession of Sir Thomas Lipton, as new; the first a highly personal memento and the second a poignant reminder of Lipton's repeatedly unsuccessful attempts to win the America's Cup, -3, By 1924, the year this cigar case was manufactured, Sir Thomas Lipton, the immensely wealthy British tea magnate of Irish parentage, had already mounted four costly but unsuccessful challenges for the America's Cup - or as he habitually called it "the Auld Mug" - in 1899, 1901, 1903 and 1920. Each challenge had required a new boat so he commissioned a succession of big cutters, each (numerically) named Shamrock, in addition to his own personal cutter, also called Shamrock. His final challenge came in 1930 soon after which Lipton died with his greatest ambition unfulfilled.
Los 199
A POIGNANT SHIPPING COMPANY'S VESTA CASE, a silver vesta case, by Walker & Hall, hallmarked for Sheffield 1914, bearing the coloured enamel house flag of Elder Dempster's British & African Steam Navigation Company, reverse with engraved inscription for S.S. Mendi -- 2in. (5cm.) wide, S.S. Mendi, 4, 320 tons, was built by Alexander Stephen & Sons of Glasgow in 1905 and operated for 11 years before being requisitioned as a troopship in 1916. At about 5.00am on 21st February, 1917, whilst still dark and in thick fog, Mendi collided with the Royal Mail Line's steamer Darro off St. Catherine's Point, Isle of Wight, and sank in twenty minutes. On passage from Simonstown, South Africa, to Le Havre, via Plymouth, she was carrying an entire Bantu native labour battalion heading for the Western Front. Out of a total complement of 824 persons, 625 native troops and 31 crew were lost in what can be regarded as one of the worst passenger ship disasters of the Great War even though it has been largely forgotten.
![A 1:16 SCALE HALF-BLOCK PRESENTATION MODEL OF THE 12FT RESTRICTED CLASS DROP-KEEL DINGHY FLIP MCGILDA [1946], the hull carved](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/5d8fd35e-ce90-4f76-af57-a69f00c4e1e4/5d0b6f70-6ac1-41df-a3c6-6a115e95e58b/468x382.jpg)
Los 275
A 1:16 SCALE HALF-BLOCK PRESENTATION MODEL OF THE 12FT RESTRICTED CLASS DROP-KEEL DINGHY FLIP MCGILDA [1946], the hull carved with simulated clinker planking, cut-away mast, rudder, bilge keep and drop keel, mounted on Formica topped marine ply display base with triangular silvered and enamel plate and inscribed National 12ft Restricted Class / N500 / Flip McGILDA / designed and built by Jack Holt London 1946 / for / J. W. Noel Jordan -- 9¼ x 15¼in. (23.5 x 38.5cm.)
Los 87
CAPTAIN FREDERICK MARRYAT, R.N. (1792-1848) JOINED THE NAVY IN 1806 AND, ALTHOUGH HE MISSED ALL THE BIG FLEET ACTIONS, HE ENJOYED A LIVELY NAVAL CAREER SEEMING TO TAKE HIS LEAD FROM HIS FIRST COMMANDER, LORD COCHRANE. BY THE CLOSE OF THE NAPOLEONIC WARS, HE HAD GUARDED NAPOLEON, PARTICIPATED IN SEVERAL SPIRITED FRIGATE ACTIONS, SURVIVED SERIOUS FEVERS, SAVED FIVE LIVES IN ACTION AND HAD BEEN PROMOTED COMMANDER. DESPITE ALL THIS, HE FOUND LASTING FAME INITIALLY FOR HIS SIGNAL CODE, FIRST PUBLISHED IN 1817. THE CODE OF SIGNALS FOR THE MERCHANT SERVICE BECAME AN INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS GOING THROUGH NO LESS THAN NINETEEN EDITIONS (NOT INCLUDING FOREIGN ONES) THROUGH TO 1879 AND WHICH WAS STILL USED BY SOME MERCHANTS UNTIL THE 1890S. WHEN HE RETIRED FROM THE NAVY (OR RATHER HOT-HEADEDLY RESIGNED ON THE NOMINAL GROUNDS OF 'PRIVATE AFFAIRS') IN 1830, HE BECAME A MAN OF LETTERS AND IT WAS IN THIS PART OF HIS CAREER THAT HE BECAME A HIGHLY POPULAR AUTHOR. HE SPAWNED MANY FAMOUS WORKS DRAWN CLOSELY FROM HIS OWN EXPERIENCES: NEWTON FORSTER, PETER SIMPLE, JACOB FAITHFUL, MIDSHIPMAN EASY, AND JAPHET WERE PUBLISHED TO GREAT ACCLAIM. THE LAST EIGHT YEARS OF HIS LIFE WERE DEVOTED TO CHILDREN'S STORIES INCLUDING MASTERMAN READY, OR, THE WRECK OF THE PACIFIC (1841) AND THE STILL-FAMOUS THE CHILDREN OF THE NEW FOREST (1847). HE ALSO COLLUDED WITH GEORGE CRUICKSHANK WHO WITTILY ILLUSTRATED HIS MIDSHIPMAN BEN BLOCKHEAD SERIES AND WHICH ARE OFTEN REPRODUCED IN MODERN REFERENCES. HE WAS APPOINTED A CB IN DECEMBER 1826 FOR DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT IN BURMA. captain frederick marryat's GOLD pocket watch, early 19th century, an 18K gold open face quarter repeating verge pocket watch with calendar, 2in. white enamel dial signed and numbered Courvoisier Frères, 48446, with Arabic numerals, outer minute track, inner calendar ring with corresponding hand, blued steel Breguet hands; matte gilt movement, full plate, verge escapement, three-arm brass balance, flat balance spring, pierced and chased continental cock with polished steel endplate, silvered regulation dial, repeating on gongs activated by depressing the pendant; contained within a three-body, "Empire" case with polished bezels, reeded band, gilt metal counter-signed cuvette hinged to the movement ring engraved "Captn. Fredk. Marryat, RN" -- 2¾in. (7cm.) high; together with a photocopied letter dated 1953 confirming the pedigree and line of descent, and a watch repairer's invoice dated 2010 stating the watch had been comprehensively overhauled at that time.
Los 13
A Victorian hallmarked silver full hunter pocket watchThe cover lifts to enclose white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, marked J.W. Benson London, London 1882, with white metal chain, together with a Chester hallmarked silver pocket watch with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial
Los 158
An early 20th Century white metal imperial German cigarette caseThe front with applied white metal and enamel badges of various regiments, medals profile of bismark etc with various stamps on the gilt metal interior, three world war II British medals to include 1939-45 star, France and Germany star and 1939-45 medal. CONDITION REPORT: scratching, small dents, closes ok, stains to gilding, small loss of red enamel to one of the shoulder boards
Los 15
A very rare George VI large sized hallmarked silver pocket watchWith double sized silver outer case, the central enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, marked H Stone Leeds, the movement marked Waltham, Mass, Fattorini and numbered 1,712059, Chester 1943, diameter 7cm CONDITION REPORT: Weight is 572g
Los 322
A 19th/20th century Chinese canton enamel box and coverOf circular form, decorated with figural vignettes in floral strapwork interspersed with precious objects, blue painted six character Qianlong seal mark to base. 23 cm diameter. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, some slight crazing and enamel loss, some possibly old repairs, cover with enamel chip to rim.
Los 414
An unmarked Continental silver enamel decorated miniature carriage clockWith green guilloche enamel panels within a white enamelled border, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals. 6.25 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Crack to dial, one hinge pin lacking, one protruding, some small enamel frits/chips, general wear.
Los 497
A Russian champleve enamelled silver gilt kovsh with 84 Zolotnik mark and maker's mark of Mikhail Fyodorovich SokolovOf typical form, worked with floral scrolls and turquoise beading. 12.5 cm wide. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, some minor losses to enamel, some minor dints and bruises, one with associated loss, some rubbing to gilding, approximately 154 grammes all in.
Los 521
A Russian ivory mounted gold and enamelled diamond set magnifying glass, with 88 Zolotnik mark for Yokov Nikolayevich Lyapunov, St. Petersburg and maker's mark FP in cyrillicThe collar mounted with a double headed eagle, in fitted case. 33 cm long. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, minor losses to enamel, handle with shrinkage cracks, some minor scuffing to box.
Los 170
A cased set of six silver gilt and guilloche enamel demi-tasse, Birmingham 1939, makers mark T & S, with 'bean' ends and decorated in differing colours and a similar set of six silver gilt and guilloche enamel demi-tasse, English Import marks, London 1933, cased by Mappin & Webb, weight combined 4ozs (12).
Los 217
A Victorian gold, enamel and half pearl oval memorial brooch, centred with an oval glazed panel enclosing woven hair, wirework and leaves, within a half pearl border and a scroll engraved and blue enamel surround, with scroll motifs at the cardinal points, the back with a hair glazed panel and engraved 'In memory of my beloved husband John Tribe, Obt 27.April.1855', approx. 61mm x 54mm; in a fitted case. Illustrated
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