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Los 235
An eight-day bedside clock, the square dial with Arabic numerals within a blue and black enamel frame, on an easel back, 8.5cm wide and an Asprey travel alarm clock, the circular dial with Roman numerals and date aperture, in a folding wooden case, 6cm wide Condition Report: Lot 235 Bedside clock - Frame in sound condition but brass very tarnished. Minute hand slightly bent, ivorine face slightly tarnished. At present in working order. Asprey - Not in working order.
Los 222
A Regency mahogany bracket clock, the case with gilt brass pineapple finial, fielded canted spandrels, brass diaper inlay and knulled moulding to the base, fitted a white enamel dial with Roman numerals and eight-day movement striking on a bell/see illustration Condition Report: The case is rather dull and needs a good clean, there is a split to veneer to lower section of the case between 4 o'clock and 7 o'clock. Bolt on left hand spandrel with split moulding and missing. Rear door repaired at lock and later button latch fitted to base of door. Grills in need of re-silking. Face rubbed, complete with pendulum, no key.
Los 155
An Art Nouveau diamond, pearl and plique-à-jour enamel brooch, in the manner of Henri Vever, designed as stylised Gingko leaves, in a cameo corner box/see illustration Condition Report: Overall condition looks good. Looking at the enamel sections through a loupe some faint hairlines and tiny bubbles are visible to the enamel but there are no losses. Small number scratched into the gold at reverse. The pin is in rose gold and screws in suggesting that the brooch could have been part of a larger piece or been able to be adapted for use in some other way.
Los 525B
A silver cigarette box, Sharman D Neill, Dublin 1914, presented to Captain Frank Hall, R.A. 'For Auld Lang Syne from Friends in The Old Town Hall, Belfast, Xmas, 1914' inscription flanked by badges of the Unionist Clubs of Ireland and The Ulster Volunteer Force, engraved with the signatures of all the 12 friends to inside cover, 24cm wide, together with a Unionist Clubs of Ireland enamel inlaid silver cigarette case, an Ulster enamel badge and an Ulster Day City Hall Guard armband and ribbon for the Ulster Day demonstrations in 1912/Note:- The signatures inside the cover to include; A. Newton Anderson, G Church?, Lloyd Campbell, John W. J. Walters, Geo Richardson, R G Sharman-Crawford, B W D Montgomery, R Dawson Bates, William R Young, Edward Sclater, John R Cameron and James A. Thompson. Captain Frank Hall was the key organiser behind the Ulster Day demonstrations of 28 September 1912, which climaxed in the mass signing of the Solemn League and Covenant. On the formation of the UVF he became its Military Secretary and later became the First "Q" in MI5/Footnote: The 'friends' whose facsimile signatures are engraved inside the cover of this box were prominent Unionists. Lloyd Campbell became MP for Belfast North, George Richardson agreed to command the newly formed Ulster Volunteer Force in 1913 and oversaw the Larne gun-running, Boughey William Dolling Montgomery conceived the 'Ulster Covenant', R Dawson Bates was a Unionist politician who in 1906 was appointed Secretary of the Ulster Unionist Council, he was instrumental in the events of Ulster Day /see illustration
Los 141
A Victorian mourning brooch, the floral spray design set with pearls on a black enamel ground within a scrolling border, the reverse with woven hair panel, 4cm high, a woven hair panel mourning ring on three strand shank, inscribed verso 'Mary Beck Died 22 Jan'y 1805 Aged 49', a small mourning brooch with black enamel border and a small brooch with woven hair panel to a double border of seed pearls (4) Condition Report: Metal elements of ring in overall good condition. Glass slightly abraded. Red marks under glass near woven hair, I cannot tell if this is a tiny piece of fluff or something else.
Los 220
A 19th Century table clock mounted in a cut glass two handled vase, the ormolu bezel with floral surround and with white enamel chapter ring having Roman numerals, fitted an eight-day movement striking on a bell/see illustration Condition Report: Gilt metal mounts dull but in good condition, vase with chips to stepped base at all four corners, half hour striking movement , gilded bezel and centre dull, enamel chapter ring cracked just above 2 o/c , strike arm and pendulum missing, movement very dirty
Los 146
A Meissen saucer, c.1730, painted to the centre in enamel colours with scenes of merchants and traders in a harbour scene, within elaborate cartouches in gilt and purple and iron red with a shell gilt border, underglaze blue crossed swords mark and decorator's mark in gilt 5. within concentric gilt and iron red rings to the base, diameter 13cm
Los 421
Three Victorian Royal Worcester shot enamel figures, comprising a jester, no 2313, 17.5 cm high; lady with basket (patent), 16.5 cm high and a Gentleman with sack, no 1875, 18 cm high (3) Condition Report Damage includes gilt loss to edge of Man's hat, surface dirt. No further damage visible.
Los 1269
Philip Bastow, Reeth: an oak 'millennium' wall clock, the white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial, three train movement by Keininger, with two brass weights and striking on eight gongs, bi-metallic pendulum, the case with cavetto cornice, arched glazed bevelled door, shaped apron below, 53in. high.
Los 689
A George V engraved glass bottle with silver and blue cover, by Wright & Davies (William Frederick Wright), London 1916, circular with ribbon and swag designs, silver and blue enamel cover, 6 1/2in, 16.5oz; a George V silver and enamel scent bottle holder, fitted three glass scent bottles, import marks for Cohen & Charles, London 1913, 3 1/4in, 8.5oz; together with a white metal and blue enamel cover, 3 1/4in, 8.5oz. (3)
Los 707
A Victorian silver tobacco box, by William Summers, London 1873, oval, engraved initials, 3 3/4in. (9.5cms); an Edwardian silver and enamel snuff box, by S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd., Chester date marks rubbed, 1 3/4in. (4.5cms); two plated snuff boxes, one with blue stone top and bottom; and a brass and shell pattern snuff box with engraved name. (5)
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