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Los 299
A late 19th century French gilt brass carriage timepiece with 2.5 inch white enamel dial of Roman numerals, presentation inscription to the case 'Presented to Miss Caffin on the occasion of her leaving the parish of All Saints, Leeds, of a token of esteem and respect, 2nd July 1898' 15.5cm high
Los 291
A late George III oak eight day longcase clock the13 inch arched enamel dial signed Rd. Pugh,Kerry, with centre subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture within a ring of Arabic numerals and painted spandrels under a rolling moon to the arch the hood with arched glazed door between reeded front corner hood pilasters over a short trunk door boarded base raised on short ogee bracket feet 223cm high
Los 287
An early 20th century French eight day champleve enamel Louis XV style mantel clock the 3 inch enamel dial with Arabic numerals with garland swags, the movement striking on a coiled gong, stamped 2915.4.9, the scrolling leaf case with enamel front and sides under an urn finial on scroll moulded fronted feet. 33cm high
Los 292
A French ormolu singing bird automaton mantel clock attributed to Bontems, circa 1875, the 9.5 inch dial with chapter ring of Roman numeral enamel cabochons with exposed escapement within a drum case, raised on a rectangular glazed case with a single bird automaton with brightly coloured plumage moving head, beak and tail in a naturalistic setting with painted scene to the back on a rectangular base containing the separate automaton mechanism causing the bird to sing while moving, the drum movement stamped to the back plate 'H & F Paris, 3772 72' the clock 49cm high, 22cm wide, 16cm deep NOTE: The Bontems firm produced a series of singing bird clocks, including a special commission for the Czarina of Russia, the firm is listed in the Paris Directories from 1849 and in 1851 displayed a bronze clock with singing birds at the Great Exhibition, in the same year Automata clocks were advertised at 18 francs against a price of 12 francs for a standard singing bird group. Literature: See Christian Balley (1987), Automata, the Golden Age 1848-1914 page 61. Andrea Robertson (1992) Museum of Automata (catalogue), page 47
Los 100
An Edward VII silver and enamel commemorative menu holder, showing arms for Jersey and Corbiere, Birmingham 1904, Dutch white metal spoon with sailing boat terminal, Georgian silver and commemorative spoons, two Scottish pickle forks and sundry silver, white metal and plated flatware, 13.85oz all in.
Los 26
A 9ct gold ladies fob watch, by Alfred Goad & Sons, having engraved case with blue enamel Roman numerals to front, on yellow metal bow brooch, together with another 9ct gold ladies open faced fob watch, AF (2) The smaller watch has a loose hand, and enamel missing from the flower design on the reverse. The other watch has a small area of cracking to the very edge of the dial between 5 and 6. The watch with the loose hand does not tick when wound.
Los 349
Four white metal fob watches and chain, a small top wind fob watch with pretty floral enamel dial in a silver case hallmarked Birmingham 1884, personal inscription on inner case dated 1885, three other fob watches with decorated enamel dials in engraved cases stamped 935, two key wind and one top wind, white metal close curb link guard chain with large bolt ring fastener 120cm long, (5)
Los 10
A Russian silver gilt and cloisonné enamel Easter egg,possibly for Nicholai Zugeryev, Moscow 1908-1917,decorated in polychrome enamels with foliage and geometric borders, the pull-off cover inset with garnet, the base with cyrillic initials, gilt interior, on a three-footed dolphin stand,8.5cm high (2)
Los 12
A Norwegian-silver gilt plique-à-jour spoon,stamped 925S,decorated with floral motifs,12cm long, andan unmarked plique-à-jour ladle,the stem decorated with red flower motifs,14.5cm long (2)Norwegian plique-à-jour enamel work enjoyed international success following the World’s Columbia Exhibition at Chicago in 1893 where an oil lamp with a large plique-à-jour shade was exhibited by David Andersen. At the Paris Exhibition in 1900, many examples of Tostrup’s work were snapped up by museums, including two exquisite standing dishes which are at the Württembergisches Landesmuseum in Stuttgart. On a smaller scale, spoons proved very popular too, and Liberty & Co. of London offered them for sale as Yuletide gifts in 1896 and 1898.
Los 244
A Victorian silver and enamel vesta,by George Heath, London 1887,of plain rectangular form, the hinged cover enamelled with a greyhound standing in a landscape, , andanother silver vesta,by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1911,of plain oblong form applied with a greyhound, with ring attachment,4.8cm long, 2.4oz (2)
Los 297
An Austro-Hungarian gem set and enamel silver gilt brooch,with an enamelled swan on its nest to the centre. A pierced scrolling enamelled ground, rub set with circular faceted garnets and cabochon turquoise, flower head clusters set with cabochon turquoise, a pierced gallery below with cabochon garnet and turquoise pendant drops
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