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Los 104
An early 20th century rolled gold Waltham 'Tempus' full hunter pocket watch, circa 1908, with white enamel dial, black Roman numerals, and subsidiary seconds, the damascened 7 jewel lever movement no. 21772151, the Dennison case 50mm diameter, together with a similar Elgin full hunter, and a further group of watches (AF)
Los 13
An interesting group of 19th century and later jewellery, including a pair of pinchbeck pendants, possibly earrings once, an Art Deco style silver and amber brooch, a mourning locket pendant on chain, a pinchbeck and hardstone belt buckle, two Charles Horner silver and enamel pendants, other gold items and more (parcel)
Los 148
An early 20th century Canadian open faced 'Silveroid' pocket watch retailed by The T. Eaton Co. Toronto, the white enamel dial with outer red seconds, black Roman numerals, spade hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, the lever set 17 jewel adjusted lever movement no. 110029, lever set, the screw bezel case 56mm diameter, together with an Elgin example, and an empty screw bezel Silveroid case (3) MOVEMENT: not functioning at time of cataloguing, lever to set missing, lodged to set not to wind, centre wheel hole jewel broken. Second watch missing winding crown. CASE: copper bleed to case back, crystal scuffed to centre. Elgin with some deep scratches, glass scuffed. DIALS: no apparent issues to the first, missing minute hand. Elgin missing all hands and with hairline fracture.
Los 149
A late 19th century Swiss silver open faced pocket watch retailed by G. Donaldson, 121 Pall Mall, London, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, missing hands, the bar cylinder movement signed 'Stauffer Genève', the case 41mm diameter, together with a Swiss silver open faced pocket watch with lever escapement, and a Swiss silver heart-shaped cylinder fob (3) MOVEMENT: bar cylinder movement with three arm domed gold balance, over-sprung, fully jewelled balance, functioning at time of cataloguing, the second in poor condition, the third functioning at time of cataloguing CASE: four piece, grubby but good, missing crystal. The second, an Omega case, three bear mark with '.935' presentation engraved on the cuvette, the third missing front cover. DIAL: fractures to enamel across the RH side of the dial, second watch is with two crescent shaped fractures at the edge of the dial, third with a fracture vertically across dial
Los 150
A late Victorian silver open faced pocket watch by Frederick James Clerke, 1 Royal Exchange, no 7962, the signed white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, blued steel spade hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, three quarter plate English lever movement, the case hallmarked London 1889, engraved on the reverse with crest (possibly for Chalmers, Sir Mackenzie Dalzell), 46mm diameter MOVEMENT: keyless wound, jewelled fourth, escape wheel and pallet, diamond endstone, bimetallic split balance, blued steel spring, regulator index on the balance cock, signed top plate. Movement not functioning, balance staff loose. CASE: fully hallmarked, gold thumb piece, without issue. DIAL: missing seconds hand
Los 705
A WWII silver ARP badge, together with a 'For King and Empire Service Rendered' pin badge marked 94813 to reverse, a silver and enamel decorated naval pin badge, an RAF pin badge, a Loyal Service badge, a gilt metal 'To The Heroes Of D-Day ten dollar coin, three W.V.S Civil Defence badges and a St John Ambulance badge, awarded to A12544 ALFRED E JACOB (parcel)
Los 84
A George III silver pair cased pocket watch, the case hallmarked London 1781,incuse case maker's mark 'IM', the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and outer minutes track, the verge fusee movement no. 430 with finely pierced and engraved balance cock, and Tompion type regulator, 48mm diameter unsure if working at time of condition report, key is not present
Los 102
Three enamel boxes,19th/20th century, comprising:a waisted box with gilt reserved landscapes on a yellow ground,a rectangular box, the cover painted with a bather surprised by her male companion in a country house garden, the sides painted with urns of fruit and flowers within silver mounts, anda further box painted with pastoral idylls within gilt metal mounts,yellow box 6.5cm long (3)
Los 103
Four ivory boxes,one of tall waisted shape, the hinged cover with a white metal plaque engraved with initials 'JB' and an indistinct name, the base inscribed 'A.I. 1730',5cm high,a pill box with an applied enamel portrait,another of cylindrical shape with a screw cover decorated with a dandy and inscribed 'Paul Fry', andanother patch box with a screw-on cover (4)
Los 105
A George III silver snuff box,by Cocks & Bettridge, Birmingham 1816,of curved oblong form, the cover decorated with scalework surrounding a rectangular cartouche, monogrammed, the base with foliage and inscribed ’think of me when far away’ with additional initial ‘M’,6cm long,an 18th century tortoiseshell oval snuff box,the cover with miniature of a young gentleman in a blue coat, white waistcoat, shirt and knotted cravat, with gilt metal mounts,8.25cm long,a pair of early 19th century silver mounted tortoiseshell lorgnettes,with ring attachment,11cm long,a gilt metal and enamel miniature basket,7.25cm long, anda pewter snuff box with retrieving scene,7cm long (5)
Los 100
Lot 100 to 108The following nine lots are from the collection of a Bedfordshire gentleman, a further selection of which will appear in our Silver and Jewellery Sale on 5 July.Two enamel pill boxes and covers,19th century, each of basket form with painted floral decoration,3.5cm high,an etui-shaped enamel box,with gilt metal mounts, decorated with floral panels on a blue ground,7cm high, an enamel pill box,19th century, the hinged cover with a cockfighting scene, andanother,the cover titled 'Coaching' (5)
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