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Los 125
A silver mounted strut pocket watch case, Birmingham 1912, 11 cm high, and a plated Goliath pocket watch Condition report Report by MW The Goliath pocket watch won't run but the hands will set freely. The dial has one area of damage where the enamel has cracked between the two and three o'clock positions on the outside rim of the dial. There is also a further crack and hairline crack to the outside edge of the dial between the eight and nine o'clock positions. Generally the case is in good condition with wear commensurate with age. Light marking, scratching, shallow dents etc. The strut frame has a shallow dent at the bottom right hand corner. Also the corners of the frame have been knocked and have shallow dents. The inner velvet has wear and the usual marks commensurate with age. The strut well attached to the case and the push fastening secures the two parts of the frame well. Charterhouse does not guarantee the working condition of any watches or clocks.
Los 435
A silver, amethyst, marcasite and plique-à-jour enamel brooch, in the form of a scarab beetle Condition report Report by GH Stamped 935. Damage and some losses to marcasites. Enamel with some scratches, wear and small losses but each section is still filled. Glue visible to back of amethyst.
Los 548
A pair cased pocket watch, with Arabic numerals, the movement signed Jon Georg Schlecker, Neustadt, No 333 Condition report Report by MW The tortoiseshell outer case has a large crack where the button is to open the case which stretches into the centre of the case. When the case is closed, there is a slight warping and the case doesn't shut flush. The watch dial has some discolouration, staining and nibbles to the enamel around the outside edge. The movement works but there is no guarantee implied or given. The hinge has been repaired at some point, the case has general wear and shallow dents, marks and bangs commensurate with age. The outer case is approx. 52 cm diameter.
Los 560
An early 19th century 18ct gold open face pocket watch, with quarter repeat, the enamel dial with Arabic numerals See illustration Condition report Report by MW The watch is running but no guarantee is implied of given. The dial has two major areas of damage where the enamel has been chipped from the watch face at 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock. The inner dust cover for the movement is gilt metal not gold. Case diameter approx. 55 mm. The case is generally in good condition without any major damage. Only scratching, rubbing etc. commensurate with age. The overall weight of the watch including the movement is approximately 108.3 g
Los 184
VICTORIAN OPEN FACE STERLING SILVER POCKET WATCHthe unsigned key wind movement numbered 584, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, sunken subsidiary seconds at six, gilt and blued steel hands, the 48mm open face case hallmarked for sterling silver, London marks; together with a gentleman's mid-century stainless steel wristwatch and a silver cigarette case (3)
Los 145
GEORGE III GENTLEMAN'S SILVER OPEN FACE PAIR CASE FUSEE VERGE POCKET WATCH1812, by D. Maston, London, the signed ornately engraved full plate key wind chain driven fusee movement with verge escapement numbered 822, cylindrical pillars, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and outer Arabic seconds, gilt hands, the 57mm outer case and 52mm inner case both with London marks; together with a silver open faced pocket watch (2)
Los 147
GENTLEMAN'S LATE VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER OPEN FACE FUSEE POCKET WATCHby T. R. Campbell, Glasgow, the signed key wind chain driven fusee movement numbered 7/5777, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, sunken subsidiary seconds at six, gilt hands, the 52mm open face case hallmarked for sterling silver, Chester marks, 1896, 122.9g gross
Los 128
GENTLEMAN'S VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER OPEN FACE FUSEE POCKET WATCHby James Aitchison, Edinburgh, the signed key wind chain driven fusee movement numbered 8755, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and numbered 8755, sunken subsidiary seconds at six, gilt hands, the 49mm open face case hallmarked for sterling silver, London marks, 1867, 95.9g gross
Los 142
GENTLEMAN'S STERLING SILVER OPEN FACE FUSEE POCKET WATCHby Russell & Co., the signed key wind chain driven fusee movement numbered 43097, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, sunken subsidiary seconds at six, blued steel hands, the 53mm sterling silver case with London marks; suspended from a sterling silver Ingersoll Albert chain
Los 64
A Group of Medals, to Second Lieut H.J.W. Collins R.S.C., of the Air Transport Auxilliary Corp., (Gloucester regiment), R.A.F. including war medal, victory medals, 1939 - 45 Star, Burma Star and War Medal together with miniatures, silver and enamel Air Transport Auxiliary lapel badge, A.T.A. gilt cap badge, pilots bullion qualification wing and single R.F.C. button. Single Victory medal to 2nd Lieut E. Stanley Collins, Worcestershire Regiment. The medals together with three black and white photos dd 1942 and 1945 depicting Nr 16 Ferry Pilots Pool, Kirkbride, Cumberland February 1942, some signed by those in the photograph, A.T.A. Certificate of Service and Commendation for Exceptional Airmanship. "On the 10/2/44 under the most adverse circumstances caused by technical failure, he landed his aircraft undamaged". Army form R.A.F.,Z.3., together with a heart rending letter written by his mother on August 7th, 1917 giving sad family news "It is with a very sad heart that I am writing this to you, my very own darling Laddy - I have only one left now, but I want you to Be Brave and bear the sad news which I have to tell you". Hand written get well letter from The Field dated 24/8/1916 from the commanding officer wishing Collins well after a battle field injury and also, card from Worcestershire Regiment "In Loving Memory of E Stanley Collins, 2nd Lieut killed in action in France in July 1917 aged 29".
Los 57
FRENCH NINETEENTH CENTURY BRASS COMTOISE WALL CLOCKby Bonnet, the unsigned two train weight driven movement striking on a bell, the 9.5 inch enamel dial with Roman numerals, two front winding holes, pierced gilt hands, the brass front plate with pierced and embossed floral decoration, 44cm high
Los 120
A French gilt-bronze mantel clock in Louis XV style, second half 19th Century, the French eight-day bell striking movement stamped CH VCNE and numbered 55273 and also stamped S Marti Et Cie, Medaille D'Argent, 1889 to back plate, with white enamel Roman numeral dial with Arabic numerals to the quarters to the outer track, the case with Griffin and bullrush surmount flanked by putti, and hanging swag and S-scrolls, 40cm highProvenance:Pen Moel near Chepstow
Los 134
Enamel sign for Regent Premium Type Antifreeze Concentration Tester, black, red and green letters on a white and green ground - 22" x 14", hardboard Rent For Results clipboard, white letters on a red ground and a metal On Tow sign, white letters on a red ground, mounted onto wooden board - 19" x 5"
Los 27
Books - Victorian arts and sciences - including two vols. 'The Engineer and Machinist's Assistant', c.1847, leather bound, with engraved plates; JH Hopkins & Sons Birmingham 1887 catalogue of enamel wares with colour plates, and metalware; Art Journal bound vol. VI, 1867, illustrated, including Catalogue of the Paris Universal Exhibition section; also - Great Exhibition 1851, vol. II, illustrated; and a few others
Los 75
A set of three champleve enamel bangles together with another bangle, a jade brooch, coral brooch, other brooches and a beadwork panel CONDITION REPORT: Beaded hanging - velvet worn in places, some beads missing, otherwise okBangles - some enamel loss, surface scratches, in used condition Provenance: consigned as part of a large collection of items from a deceased estate
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