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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA contemporary Fabergé photograph frame in a 19th Century manner Of square form with guilloche type enamel, set within flowerhead gilt cast borders and with internal laurel slip frame with garland and ribbon swag finial on a pierced easel back with applied Fabergé plaque, 15x18cm, in original Fabergé presentation box.
A Chinese bronze and cloisonné zoomorphic figure of a long-tailed bird, Late Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) The bird modelled in standing position with tail raised, it's applied cloisonné enamel wings, detailed with scrolling ruyi and traditional scroll designs, with open aperture at the top, possibly constructed as a censer, 16cm high, 32cm long.
A fine verge pocket watch in a consular rock crystal case, c. 1750, signed J.J. Bourdillat, Paris, with full plate gilt fusee movement with turned baluster pillars, engraved and pierced bridge cock, silver regulator dial, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and decorative hands, the rock crystal case back carved with scrolls, the convex bezel replaced. 43mm in diameter, dial 30mm
A Continental 18 carat gold, diamond and enamel lady's fob watch, the circular dial with Arabic numerals and engine turning within an enamel bezel, the reverse with engine turning and later centred by a diamond within an enamel border; the chain hallmarked 9 carat gold. Gross 20 grams, diameter 28mm
A gold and enamel charm bracelet circa 1900, the fine flattened oval and circular articulated links suspending six evenly spaced articulated gold and enamel charms, each representing an area of hunting, to include a fox, a huntsman, a hound, a horses head, a country cottage and a wooden gate, all held on a bolt ring clasp. Clasp stamped 9C and each charm stamped 9 CARAT to the reverse. Weight approximately 8.5gms. Total length approximately 17.5cm.
A pair of Edwardian gold and enamel cufflinks, the domed oval plaques each set to the centre with enamelling detailing of a classic car, each plaque joined by a chain of five articulated oval links. Each plaque stamped 18 with makers mark S.B&S Ltd for S Blanckensee & Sons Ltd. In fitted Mappin & Webb case. Length approximately 3cm Total weight approximately 14gms.
A Victorian enamel and pearl bracelet, circa 1860, the ten rectangular articulated panels designed to fold into a book shape with a domed top of delicate blue enamelling and three sections of eight uniform claw set pearls, the two end panels highly decorated with engraved floral detailing, either side of the eight other panels, each with delicate cut out floral and foliage design, in particular the five inner panels which each write a letter with the cut-out designs - A, N, N, I, E, on an integral tongue clasp hidden in the domed enamel top. Engraved to the inner panel "Annie Whitaker December 27th 1863". In fitted case. Total length approximately 19cm. Weight approximately 48.7gms.
A 19th Century white marble and ormolu mantel clock, signed Miroy Fres, Paris, the drum case housing a circular dial with Roman numerals on blue enamel tablets, the two train movement striking the hours and half hours on a bell, the integral pedestal with a plaque to the centre, cast with putti, and raised on a plinth base, further raised on an associated wooden plinth, with pendulum. Overall 41cm
An Art Nouveau inlaid mahogany mantel clock, c.1905, the overhanging slightly domed canopy above a tapering case with stylised foliate inlay, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, Marti two train movement striking the hours and half hours on a coil gong, raised on brass flattened brass bun feet, with pendulum and key. 28cm
A gentlemen's 9ct gold cased wristwatch, the white enamel dial with subsidiary second set out in Arabic numerals and fitted with a Swiss movement, on tan leather strap, together with a ladies' wristwatch with 9ct gold case and expandable strap, two pocket watches, a chronometer and a part stud set. (qty)
Cricket Interest - a presentation silver and enamel tankard for Lancashire Cricket Champions 1930, embellished with the Lancashire rose and initials A.M.S - the initials relate to the Stockton family, formerly of Jodrell Hall, Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, Ollivant & Botsford, Birmingham 1930, 12cm, 13.5oz
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