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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA late Victorian silver-faced heart-shaped strut clock with enamel-dialled watch movement, Birmingham 1900, to/w a silver mustard with two spoons, a teaspoon and a continental electroplated salver Condition Report Clock dented in three places, glass missing, hands bent, dial cracked at 2 o'clock and not ticking
A George V sterling silver and enamel cigarette case with gilt interior, of rectangular convex form, with thumbpiece and sprung release, enamelled to exterior cover with a standing tiger, hallmarked for Birmingham 1919, sponsor's mark Charles S Green and Company Limited, height 8.5 cm, total weight 3.7 ozt / 115 g approx
An early 19th century rosewood tea caddy, circa 1830, sarcophagus form, inlaid with brass stringing and black enamel in the English Empire style of Thomas Hope, shell and ring handles to the sides, the lid opening to reveal two removable lidded caddies and cut glass sugar or mixing bowl, probably original, 32cm wide, 19cm high, 16cm deep
An 18ct gold half hunter topwind pocket watch, the outer cover with blue enamel numerals, Roman dial with subsiduiary seconds dial, the backplate with engraved motto in a banner under a sun motif 'Esto So Testis', owner's monogram, maker A.Jackman & Son, Bath, movement No.24719, the casework London 1939, (case)
Rolex, a c.1978 boxed gents Rolex Oyster Perpetual Submariner wristwatch, steel case and integral strap, 4cm black dial, black enamel bezel, with Rolex Guarantee certificate dated 15th July 1978 from Watches of Switzerland, Birmingham, Model No.5513, 93150, past service history including 2014 service by Perpetual Time, 1980 insurance document and spare parts
Six silver teaspoons together with the matching sugar tongs, Sheffield 1940, retailed by Reid & Sons, together with a silver tea spoon with enamel top commemorating the Northumberland Golf club, all parts cased. (2) CONDITION REPORT: Good conditions. The tea spoon wiht some minor nibbles to the terminal enamel.
A silver pocket watch, Birmingham 1881, on silver chain with coin fob, together with a .935 grade pocket watch by Henry E.Peck London, and a small enamelled fob watch of the same fineness. (3) CONDITION REPORT: Some damages to the enamel to all three watches but fair condition to most other areas.
ORDER OF KNIGHTS OF ST JOHN CRESTED RING. A finger ring, looks to be C19th with an enamelled crest of a white cross against a black background, as used by members of the Order of St John of Jerusalem. It is worn with a small period repair on the inside but condition is good, no damage to the enamel and perfectly wearable today. 30-40
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