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Preisdatenbank abonnierenWatches - a World War I telephone dial trench watch, circular enamel dial, luminous Arabic numerals, inner minute track, subsidiary seconds, Swiss manual movement, continental white metal case and telephone dial Shrapnel cover, indistinct marks, expanding bracelet; another Goldsmiths & Silversmiths (2)
An enamel & diamond scarf pin, Over lapping AA crest encrusted with thirty six rose cut diamonds beneath a red and green enamelled crown, screw off pin, white metal front, unmarked yellow metal body and pin, 69mm long, 3.3g gross, Collingwood & Co jewelers to the Royal Family, 46 Conduit St, London case
A bi-metal quartetto dial calendar moon phase pocket watch, white enamel dial, Arabic numerals, minute track, centre second, inset with four subsidiary dials, day, date, month and hour with rolling moon phase, button wind movement, monogrammed base metal case, 48mm diameter, J W Benson case
Aviation Interest - a World War I period Royal Flying Corps pilots/navigators split seconds timer, white enamel dial, outer seconds scale 0-300, surrounding a subsidiary dial with opposing action numbered 1-30, button wind movement, the 935 grade continental silver case, applied RFC wings and banner "Per Ardua Ad Astra, engraved 1914-1918, 45mm diameter, cased
A 19th century French open face pocket watch, white enamel dial, Roman numerals, minute track, high carat yellow gold engraved with musical instruments within a twelve spoked surround, inner dust cover engraved Lepine, Aiguilles, Echappement A Cylindre, Quatre Joyaux, case No 63055, marks worn, 41mm diameter, 44.9g gross
A 19th century French white marble mantel clock, the enamel dial set with Roman numerals and inscribed 'Hry Marc a Paris', mounted with gilt metal Egyptian woman and child, height 45cm (af), a brass figure of a male golf player on rounded base and a cut glass bucket decorated with a golfing scene (3).
A collection of silver and metal brooches to include a silver and enamelled lizard, a donkey, a sailing ship, an enamelled and silver leaf brooch, an early 1900s white metal brooch and a silver Balle brooch, an oval silver brooch with enamel of a figure and reindeer in snow, approx combined 3.8ozt.
A George V hallmarked silver cigarette box mounted to the front with a mother of pearl Machine Gun Corps badge, traditionally worn by wives and sweethearts of serving soldiers during the Great War and with inlaid enamel plaque to the top 'Salonique', a part of northern Greece occupied by Allied soldiers during the Great War, mainly British and French and a little known campaign, included is related research and provenance. CONDITION REPORT During the campaign large allied losses were suffered around 28,600 British and 30,500 French. The Machine Gun Corps was a war raised unit and was not in existence until the great war and was disbanded in 1922, but over its short existence over 200,000 soldiers served in its ranks, almost all transferred from other infantry regiments and corps and of those 16,575 lost their lives and thus the Machine Gun Corps became known as 'The Suicide Club'.
Phoenix; a railway crown wind open face pocket watch with white enamel dial set with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds hand, the reverse inscribed 'B R (M) 21736', supported on a hallmarked silver graduated fob chain with T-bar. CONDITION REPORT The watch was working when tested, no long term guarantee.
Three sporting medals to include a 9ct gold medal with enamel shield to the centre depicting a Liver Bird for the 'Liverpool Parks Bowling League', inscribed verso 'Anfield Park Champions First Division W.L. Edwards 1931', Birmingham 1931 and a 9ct rose gold medal for 'Liverpool Parks Bowling League', inscribed 'Division II Winners Anfield Park 1921', Birmingham date mark rubbed, combined approx 16g and a white metal runners up medal for 'The Liverpool City Police', inscribed verso 'Runners Up G. Div. 1918 W.L. Edwards' (3).
A silver plated box, raised on four outswept supports which was presented to the travelling Liverpool FC in Sweden in 1939, the box inscribed 'Goteborg-Liverpool 1939', the top set with four enamel badges, width 16cm. * Formerly the Property of Tom Bush who played for Liverpool FC between 1933 and 1947. CONDITION REPORT Tom Bush played for Liverpool FC between 1933 and 1947 with five years out for WWII then he coached the youth team and acted as an administrator, so total service for Liverpool FC was 37 year, he also coached the England Youth Team in 1953 and sadly passed in 1969.
A stainless steel Omega open faced pocket watch, the enamel dial with Arabic numerals, 24 hour Arabic numerals to outer track, seconds subsidiary dial at six, 15 jewel Swiss lever, movement and case signed, movement no.10820073, together with a steel Omega open faced pocket watch, retailed by Page Keen & Page, Plymouth, no. 3047681.
Three items of British pottery, late 18th and early 19th century, comprising; a Swansea pottery plate, painted with flowers inside a green basket moulded border and pierced rim, 20cm.diameter; a Lakin & Poole pierced plate painted with ruins, 20cm.diameter; a Wedgwood blue and white printed soup plate, 25cm.diameter; also an enamel patch box inscribed `A Present from Horsham' (a.f), 4.25cm.wide. (3)
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