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Preisdatenbank abonnieren19th CENTURY WHITE METAL AND TORTOISESHELL OVAL MAGNIFYING GLASS the hinged glass retained in open sided tortoiseshell cover, 2 1/2" (6.4cm) wide together with a FLORAL PATTERN BILSTON ENAMEL CIRCULAR PATCH BOX (damaged) brass cased HALF MINUTE EGG TIMER, a George V 1935 silver crown coin and a SMALL SILVER BLADED SPATULA OR LETTER OPENER with pencil handle (5)
Fine quality late nineteenth century Imperial German Presentation gold, enamel, diamond and sapphire set stick pin, decorated with the crowned Imperial eagle, with original blue velvet-covered box with gilt embossed crown to lid, retailed by J. Wagner & Sohn, Berlin. Sold with handwritten note stating that the stick pin was presented by the Kaiser in 1894
Formerly the property of HM Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother - Halcyon Days silver mounted enamel box made for the St. Paul's Cathedral Appeal, London 1971 and presented by the Lord Mayor of London, Sir Peter Studd, to The Queen Mother, at a reception on 8th November 1971 at the Mansion House, London. The box is in its original grey leather presentation box, which along with the silver mount was specially commissioned from Halcyon Days by the Lord Mayor, for presentation to the Queen Mother. HM Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, then gave the box to her most trusted butler, William Tallon for his birthday on 12th November 1971. She was so impressed by it, she decided to commission her own boxes, which led the rest of the Royal Family to do the same and for Halcyon Days to receive four Royal Warrants. Sold with William Tallon's handwritten letter of provenance on Clarence House headed paper - a letter from Susan Benjamin of Halcyon Days, confirming the history of the box and her book - The First Twenty-Five Years of Halcyon Days Enamels. This box was sold by these rooms - The William Tallon Collection, 5th July 2008 - Lot 402
Edwardian silver Art Nouveau-style desk clock of square form with shaped handle, on four ball feet, traces of presentation inscription, circular white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, lever escapement (Chester 1906), maker - W. N., 15cm overall height to handle CONDITION REPORT General overall condition is good with dents and surface scratching commensurate with age and use. Some surface damage to case, specifically, top is worn through and has holes to top rear left corner and front right corner. Dents in both side panels and front right foot is pushed in. Engraving is worn and marks are worn. Movement has replacement escapement and one mounting screw is a replacement. We are unable to confirm whether the movement is in full working order
Late nineteenth / early twentieth century Chinese white metal teapot of baluster form, with enamelled floral decoration, scroll handle with enamelled panels, scalloped rim and foot, detachable domed cover with enamel decoration and lotus flower finial - Chinese character marks to base. All at approximately 8ozs, 11.5cm overall height
Early Victorian gold (18ct) enamel and seed pearl mourning ring with flower-head cluster with central glazed compartment of plaited hair, surrounded by seed pearl petals interspaced by faceted black stones, with gold and black enamel leaf and foliate shoulders. Maker's mark - R. C. (London 1855). Ring size N½ CONDITION REPORT Very good original condition. Good clear hallmarks. Maker's marks slightly indistinct. Enamel in very good condition. A few minute chips / scratches commensurate with age. The underneath of the bezel engraved with initials F. S. or F. J
Early twentieth century rose gold (9ct) curb link watch chain with a rose gold (9ct) and enamel fob CONDITION REPORT Very good condition. Each link is hallmarked. Fob hallmarked for Birmingham 1907, 1st Prize LCCES Hotham Rd Gymnastics 1911 - 1912. Total gross weight approximately 46 grams. Chain in two sections - total length 43cm
Antique Indian Mogul-style gold enamel and pearl pendant, the champlevé enamel panel decorated depicting four birds within foliage, the reverse with central blister pearl / mother of pearl surrounded by half pearls, overall length is 45mm x 25mm wide CONDITION REPORT Enamel in good condition, the blister pearl is badly damaged, unsure whether it is a blister pearl or mother of pearl. Missing three freshwater pearl drops, the suspension loop is squashed and missing the enamel. Total gross weight approx 13 grams
Victorian gentlemen's gold (18ct) open face pocket watch with English three-quarter plate button-wind movement, by Gabriel, 24 & 25 Bishopsgate St., within London, with stopwatch function, with centre seconds hand and subsidiary seconds dial, in gold (18ct) case (London 1887), 50mm diameter CONDITION REPORT In good order. Runs when wound and seems to keep good time. Stopwatch function also works well. Hairline crack to enamel dial. Gold case is in good condition. Good thick gauge, the back of the case has engraved monogram - ES or SE. Total gross weight approximately 108 grams
Gentlemen's gold (9ct) open face pocket watch with Swiss key-wind movement, retailed by Thos. Russell & Son, Liverpool, the white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds, in gold (9ct) case (Birmingham 1929), 50mm diameter CONDITION REPORT Working order. Dial perfect. The case has a sharp dent to the back of the case at the bottom near the hinge. The movement is hinged to the case. Total gross weight approximately 89 grams
Victorian gentlemen's gold (18ct) open face pocket watch with button-wind three-quarter plate movement, white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds, in gold (18ct) case (London 1896), 50mm diameter CONDITION REPORT Runs when wound. Case in good condition commensurate with age. Engraved monogram to back - J.A.W. and engraved presentation inscription to the cuveé cover. Hairline cracks to dial. Total gross weight approximately 119 grams
Gentlemen's gold (9ct) open face pocket watch with Swiss button-wind fifteen jewel movement, white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands, retailed by J. W. Benson, London, in gold (9ct) case (Birmingham 1929), 49mm diameter CONDITION REPORT Good condition. Movement working. Enamel dial perfect. A few dents to the side of case. No inscriptions. Total gross weight approximately 87 grams
George III gentlemen's silver pair-cased pocket watch with fusee movement and verge escapement, signed - 'Jno. Lambert, London' and numbered 8209, with white enamel dial, in pair silver cases - both with maker's mark - J. B. London 1802, overall diameter of outer case 55mm CONDITION REPORT Movement not working. The fusee chain is intact but the balance wheel does not move when given a gentle shake. The watch case is engraved with the name 'J. Boreham', contemporary with the date of the watch. There is a solder repair to the inside of the case near the junction with the suspension post and hinge. The cases are both quite dented and the push-button, the outer case has worn away. Both cases original to the watch and hallmarked London 1802. Enamel dial is perfect
Fine quality mid-nineteenth century French carriage clock with eight day repeating movement striking on a bell, lever escapement, enamel dial with blue Roman numerals and trefoil hands, signed - Steinmann, Paris, with ornate engraved gilt mask, in a one piece gilt metal case with swing handle, engraved overall with rococo scroll and foliate decoration, the interior engraved - Steinmann, Paris no. 29 North Audley Street, London, 16cm overall height to handle
Late nineteenth century carriage clock with French eight day movement, no. 2384, striking on a gong, lever escapement, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, in a silver mounted tortoiseshell case with applied initial 'T' and scroll motto - 'Time Tryeth Truth', ornate swing handle, on four fluted ball feet (London 1893), 15cm overall height to handle CONDITION REPORT Upon close inspection it would appear that the movement is likely to be a replacement and probably taken from a carriage clock, as the dial behind the tortoiseshell is an enamelled rectangular plate and the platform on which the movement sits is relatively crude. Tortoiseshell is damaged to the front at 9 o'clock. Rear door is cracked and base panel has been broken and has piece missing. There are crude lead solder repairs to feet. We are unable to say whether or not the movement is in full working order
Nineteenth century mantel clock with French spring-driven movement striking on a bell, white enamel dial with blue Roman numerals and gilt pierced hands, signed - 2 HRY MARC A PARIS, in a boullework case of waisted form with gilt metal mounts, vase finial, on four decorative bun feet, glazed pendulum window and sun face pendulum, 30cm overall height
Nineteenth century mantel clock with French eight day movement striking on a bell, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, in an ornate Empire-style gilt metal case with inset painted porcelain panels and surmounted by a finial in the form of a painted porcelain urn, with gilt metal cover and floral garland swing-handle, on a separate giltwood plinth, under a glass dome, clock 48.5cm overall height including handle
Nineteenth century mantel clock with French eight day movement striking on a gong, signed - S. Marti & Cie, white enamel dial with floral garland decoration and Arabic numerals, in a gilt metal case of architectural form with classic columns, applied floral swag and filigree borders, on four shaped feet, 32cm overall length
Nineteenth century mantel clock with eight day French movement, outside count wheel , striking on a bell, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, pierced gilt hands, in a decorative gilt metal case in the form of rocky outcrop, surmounted by a figure of a naval person clasping an anchor, standing on a heavy stepped base with applied flame corners and central naval shield and foliate scroll feet, 47cm overall height CONDITION REPORT Very good condition
Late eighteenth century Northern longcase clock with eight day movement, white enamel dial with painted bird decoration and fruit and floral spandrels, signed - Collier Eccles, subsidiary second dial, calendar aperture and moon roller, pierced gilt metal hands, in a flame mahogany case with fluted columns and short door, architectural hood with turned columns, swan-neck pediment and central urn finial, 224cm overall height
Silver plated open face pocket watch, the white enamel dial having black roman numerals, surrounded by a minute track, subsidiary second dial set at six o`clock, the dial signed `Corma`, 53mm wide, in fitted case, together with, silver pocket watch chain with one clip, T bar and swivel fob, silver fob watch with attached chain and gold plated pocket watch chain, (qty)
Mixed pocket watches, to include, continental silver open face pocket watch, white enamel dial with black roman numerals, surrounded by a minute track, subsidiary second dial, classical gilt hands, military open face pocket watch with champagne tone dial and marked to back case ^ 6E/50 A29136, Ingersoll chrome cased pocket watch etc., (6)
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