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Preisdatenbank abonnierenGerman Third Reich cased Social Welfare Decoration 3rd Class. A very fine gilt and enamel breast badge. White Geneva Cross, the obverse mounted with black eagle and swastika, on its breast a white shield with Red Cross. Complete with original ribbon in case lid, housed in its red fitted case of issue lined in blue silk and velvet. VGC Previous German Red Cross awards superseded by the German Social Welfare Decoration 1st May 1939.
German third Reich. 1st class Cross of Honour of the German Mother in case of issue. A fine gilt example with blue and white enamelled arms and central black enamel swastika complete with long neck riband. Reverse with facsimile Adolf Hitler signature. VGC. Housed in original Wilh. Deumer fitted case of issue, the lid embossed with facsimile of the award. Instituted by Adolf Hitler on 16th December 1938; 1st Class awarded for bearing 8 or more children for the Fatherland.
Badge. Scottish. The Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1881-91. A fine and scarce example. Gilt crowned star mounted with Order of the Thistle Star bearing hand pierced silver rope edged circlet inscribed “Nemo me impune lacessit” with silver Thistle to centre all set on domed green enamel ground. Mounted on the base of the Thistle Star, a silver scroll inscribed “The Lothian Regt”. Three loops to reverse. VGC
Badge. Indian Army. 6th Punjab Infantry Victorian Officer’s 1891 Birmingham hallmarked silver pouch belt plate or pouch ornament. A fine example by B & P (Bent and Parker). Hobnail Maltese cross with ball finials to the tips and lions between the arms. Mounted on the cross, a circlet inscribed “Punjab Infantry”; “VI” to centre on a rich blue translucent enamel ground. Two screw posts to reverse. VGC
Coldstream Guards Victorian Officer’s 1898 Birmingham hallmarked silver pagri badge. A splendid scarce die-cast example by J & Co (Jennings). Facetted silver Garter Star mounted with a gilt pierced Garter on a rich blue enamel ground; central Cross of St. George in translucent red enamel. Two loops to reverse. VGC with minor defect to red enamel. (KK 902)
Badge. Hertfordshire Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment Officer’s helmet plate circa 1908-09. A fine and rare gilt short-lived example by J & Co (Jennens). Crowned star mounted with wreathed Garter, the black velvet centre with gilt rimmed Maltese cross on silver star with hart crossing ford on a blue enamel ground. Mounted on the base of the wreath, a silver scroll “The Hertfordshire Battalion” . Three loops to reverse. Minor chips to enamel not affecting appearance otherwise GC. Formed 1st April 1908; redesignated 1st Bn. The Hertfordshire Regiment in March 1909.
DCO Middlesex Regiment Victorian Officer’s glengarry badge. A very fine scarce rich gilt example, Crowned circlet inscribed ‘Duke of Cambridge’s Own Middlesex Regiment’ with rich translucent blue enamel centre bearing silver laurel wreath, Prince of Wales’s plumes, Duke of Cambridge’s coronet and cypher all surmounted by ‘Albuhera’ honour scroll. Two loops to reverse. VGC
Badge. The King’s (Shropshire Light Infantry) Edwardian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1902-04. A good scarce short lived gilt example of crowned star pattern mounted with laurel wreath and Garter, the green enamel centre mounted with silver strung bugle with gilt “KSLI” between the strings. To the base of the wreath, an applied tri-part scroll “The Shropshire Lt. Infy.”. Three pinched loops to reverse. Verdigris to reverse and a trace on the obverse beneath the crown. GC 53rd Foot (Shropshire) became 1st Bn. King’s Light Infantry (Shropshire Regiment) on Friday 1st July, 1881 under Cardwell’s reforms. Eight months later redesignated The King’s (Shropshire Light Infantry) 10th March 1882. Green velvet central backing replaced with enamel in 1900. Hugh King Collection
Worcestershire Regiment Victorian Officer’s glengarry badge circa 1881-83. A good example. Crowned gilt Garter, domed black velvet centre bearing silver star mounted with silver tower on rich blue translucent enamel ground; gilt ”Firm’ scroll on the base of the star. Two loops to reverse. Slight service wear, velvet worn. VGC
Indian Army. 34th Sikh Pioneers Officer’s pagri badge. A good post 1903 example by Hobson & Sons, Lexington St. London. Gilt metal “sun” star mounted with silvered crowned strap inscribed “Sikh Pioneers” and with crossed axes below. “34” to the centre on a blue translucent enamel ground. Stout pagri pin to reverse. VGC
Scottish. 1st Foot (Royal Scots) Victorian Officer’s forage cap badge circa 1872-81. A very fine and scarce example worn by an Officer of the 2nd Battalion. Rich gilt Star of the Order of the Thistle, the saltire overlaid with silver. Mounted on the Star, a pierced gilt collar of the order; to the centre, within an oval inscribed “Nemo Me Impune Lacessit”, St.Andrew; all on a ground of rich green translucent enamel. Under the collar, a semicircle strap inscribed “The Royal Scots”. Two loops to reverse. VGC Blue enamel centre worn by Officers of the 1st Battalion, green enamel by those of the 2nd Battalion.
Scottish. 1st Foot (Royal Scots) Victorian Officer’s forage cap badge circa 1872-81. A very fine and scarce example worn by an Officer of the 1st Battalion. Rich gilt Star of the Order of the Thistle, the saltire overlaid in silver. Mounted on the Star, a pierced gilt collar of the order; to the centre, within an oval inscribed “Nemo Me Impune Lacessit”, St.Andrew; all on a ground of rich blue translucent enamel. Under the collar, a semicircle strap inscribed “The Royal Scots”. Two loops to reverse altered to pin (not present). VGC Blue enamel centre worn by Officers of the 1st Battalion, green enamel by those of the 2nd Battalion.
Coldstream Guards Officer’s 1946 Birmingham hallmarked silver forage cap badge. A fine die-cast example by F & S (Firmin & Sons). Facetted silver Garter Star mounted with pierced Garter on a blue enamel ground; to the centre, the Cross of St. George in red translucent enamel. Two stout loops to reverse. VGC (KK 897)
Badge. Machine Gun Guards WW1 Officer’s 1918 Birmingham hallmarked silver cap star. A fine and scarce example by B & P (Bent & Parker). Hallmarked on both the reverse of the star and the backing plate. Cut silver five pointed star with pierced circlet inscribed “Quinque juncta in uno 1916” on a blue enamel ground. To the centre a Crowned GMR cypher on a red translucent enamel ground. The principle points of the star comprise a bullet, between the bullets, the grenade, Rose, Thistle, Shamrock and Leek. Two loops to reverse. VGC (see KK 923)
Badge. Scottish. Scots Guards WW1 1917 Edinburgh hallmarked silver Officer’s forage cap star. A fine WW1 example HT (Henry Tatton) retailed through Anderson & Sons, George Street, Edinburgh. Silver Star of the Order of the Thistle mounted with gilt motto; to the centre the Thistle on a green translucent enamel ground. Two loops to reverse. VGC
Coldstream Guards WW2 Officer’s 1945 Birmingham hallmarked silver Service Dress cap badge. A fine small example by JRG&S (JR Gaunt and Sons). Facetted silver Garter Star mounted with pierced Garter on a blue enamel ground; to the centre, the Cross of St. George in red translucent enamel. Two stout loops to reverse. VGC (KK 898)
Badge. 9th (East Norfolk) Regiment of Foot Officer’s Belltop shako plate circa 1829-44. An extremely fine and exceedingly scarce example of the first pattern. Large rich fire gilt crowned star mounted with a cut silver star, To the centre, within a gilt laurel wreath, Britannia with sprig of laurel to raised right hand, over “IX” set on a domed black enamel ground; the wreath entwined with dead gilt scroll bearing honours. Reverse retains both original horizontal loops; fixing wires to reverse of crown and lower ray. VGC
Royal Marines EIIR Officer’s helmet plate and another. A good die-cast example in gilt, silver-plate and blue enamel on three loops. VGC (KK 2096) ...together with a Royal Marines Portsmouth Band helmet plate, King’s Crown but with EIIR and Prince Philip combined cyphers as well as that of George V. Polished. Two loops (2 items) Illustrated at www.mycommissionbid.com
A George V silver and blue enamel vanity set, comprising hairbrush, comb, two cylindrical powder jars and covers, two glass jars and covers, nail buffer and four nail implements, Birmingham 1926 and 1929 by Turner & Simpson (one glass jar cover Birmingham 1938 by S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd), within a leather mounted fitted case, the hinged lid with mirror to interior, length approx 20.5cm.
A set of six George V silver gilt and enamel bean end coffee spoons, each scalloped bowl back enamelled in a different colour, Birmingham 1929 by William Suckling Ltd, cased, together with a set of six silver gilt and enamel coffee spoons, each handle with pale blue enamelled chevron panels, Birmingham 1929 by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, cased (minor faults).
A 19th Century Stobwasser style papier-mâché circular panel, decorated with the heads of five people smoking and taking snuff, diameter approx 8.4cm, together with a porcelain oval panel, painted with a maiden, an enamel oval plaque, painted with a head and shoulders portrait of a lady, two paintings on mother-of-pearl, a printed oval glazed panel depicting a pavilion and four Canton mother-of-pearl counters (some faults).
A silver and enamel powder compact of square outline, the hinged lid with enamel panel painted with Venetian boats within a cream border, Birmingham 1953 by Henry Clifford Davis, width approx 7.2cm, together with a silver square compact with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1966 by Garrard & Co.
A late 19th Century Mauchline ware novelty needlework box in the form of a two drawer chest with pincushion top, the sides transfer printed with titled views of 'The Lees Folkstone' and 'Lower Sandgate Road Folkstone', height approx 10.5cm, together with a Mauchline ware sand timer, printed with a view of 'Melrose Abbey', a Russian plated inkwell in the form of an Orthodox priest, height approx 7cm, a plated rattle, a blue enamel scent bottle and an onyx egg (some faults).
A Buren 9ct gold cased keyless wind open-faced gentleman's pocket watch, with a signed jewelled lever movement, 9ct gold inner case, the unsigned enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds, Birmingham 1927, case diameter approx 4.8cm, with a 9ct gold curblink watch Albert chain, fitted with two 9ct gold swivels and a T-bar, with a box.
A Victorian silver cased keywind open-faced gentleman's pocket watch, the gilt lever movement detailed 'John Walker 77 Cornhill & 230 Regent Street 20535', gilt dust cover, the signed enamel dial with black Roman numerals, London 1887, case diameter approx 4.7cm, a base metal cased open-faced pocket watch, detailed 'Waterbury Watch Co' and a Fumsup charm.
A late 19th Century oak cased carriage clock with eight day movement striking on a gong, the arched enamel dial with Roman numerals and inscribed 'Exb by John Walker Ltd, 63 New Bond St, W', the arched case with scroll moulded decoration, on a rectangular base with bracket feet, height approx 17.5cm, with a key.
An early 20th Century brass carriage timepiece with eight day movement, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and inscribed 'J.G. Vickery ... Regent Street', the glazed case with a swing handle above curved side panels, on bracket feet, height approx 15.5cm, with leather travel case and winding key.
A late 19th Century French parcel-silvered, gilt brass and Limoges enamel mounted carriage alarm clock, of large proportions, the fine quality eight day movement with grande sonnerie striking on two gongs, alarm and push repeat, the large-sized jewelled lever escapement with engine turned decoration, the backplate numbered '3057', the rectangular black ground enamel dial with white enamel numerals and gilt inscribed 'Tiffany & Co Paris', above subsidiary alarm dial with white Arabic numerals, framed by a finely painted scene of a bird flying above a castle and gentleman in 16th Century dress accompanied by a dog, the enamel side panels with medieval lady and gallant on horseback, he holding a horn, she with hawk and dog, the glazed case with reeded swing handle and corner columns, three position setting lever to base inscribed 'Hours & Quarters', 'Silent' and 'Quarters Only', height approx 25.5cm, with winding key (minor faults and striking mechanism not working at present).
A 20th Century French lacquered brass carriage alarm clock with eight day movement repeating on a gong, the backplate with 'L'Epee' maker's mark, the enamel dial with Roman hours, subsidiary alarm dial and inscribed 'Angelus', the glazed case with swing handle, on bracket feet, height approx 17cm, with winding key.
An early 20th Century French lacquered brass and champlevé enamel four glass mantel clock with eight day movement striking on a bell, supporting a mercury compensated pendulum, the backplate with 'S. Marti' maker's stamp and inscribed 'Maple & Co Paris', the cream circular dial with blue Roman hour numerals and polychrome foliate festoons, the case with dentil cornice between polychrome foliate enamelled borders, the similarly decorated columns flanking bevelled glass panels, on a rectangular base and foliate moulded bracket feet, height approx 31cm, with winding key.
An 18ct gold and diamond set keyless wind hunting cased lady's fob watch, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and pierced hands, the front star set with a circular cut diamond, the interior case back and hinged dust cover numbered '108410' and detailed '18k', case diameter approx 2.5cm.
An 18ct gold and enamelled keyless wind half-hunting cased lady's fob watch, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, the case front enamelled with a pink chapter ring and blue Roman numerals, the interior case back detailed '18k' and numbered '721', case diameter approx 2.3cm, with a gold brooch fitting.
A 19th Century French ebonized and boullework portico clock with eight day movement striking on a bell via an outside countwheel, the enamel dial with Roman numerals within a cast brass surround, the case with inlaid pierced brass decoration, height approx 46cm, with pendulum and winding key (some faults).
A late 19th Century French oak longcase clock with eight day brass and tin cased movement striking on a bell, the circular enamel dial with Roman numerals, the rectangular oak case with moulded arch pediment above a glazed movement door, the trunk door with glazed lenticle displaying the large brass pendulum, on scroll feet, height approx 234cm, together with two weights and a winder.
A Royal Crown Derby bone china part dessert service, circa 1899 and 1902, each blue and gilt wavy rim heightened with white enamel beaded decoration, comprising a comport, three lozenge shaped dishes, three leaf shaped dishes and six plates, printed and impressed factory marks to bases (one plate with rivet repair).
A rare Japanese Moriage enamel and white metal mounted Vase, “by Kumeno Teitaro of Nagoya (1865-1939)” Meiji PeriodDecorated in opaque enamels with flowering prunus branches, base stamped with cherry flower mark and retailer GT Marsh & Co (San Francisco), 5in high AMENDMENT: “by Kumeno Teitaro of Nagoya (1865-1939)”
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