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Los 33
CRAFTSMAN CIRCA 1930`S GENTELEMANS GILT CASED WRISTLET WATCH of rounded oblong form and having circular white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and seconds subsidiary, later gilt expanding bracelet, WHITE METAL EXPANDING BRACELET and a BOXED TIMEX GENTLEMANS WRISTLET WATCH oblong with brushed steel bracelet (2)
Los 40
Assorted enamel and other badges of railway interest, including a Great Western Railway brass `Railway Service’ lapel badge, by Fattorini, numbered verso `66194’; four motor vehicle maker’s plates, including `Leyland’, `Morris’, and `Bristol’; and a German `Stahlkontor Weser / Lenze KG. /Hameln’ maker’s plate.
Los 207
An historically interesting oblong presentation casket having a stepped slip-in lid, the body having Prince of Wales Feathers to the front and back, the front an oblong panel of Caernarfon Castle and with enamel coats of arms to each end and having a silver hallmarked presentation panel at the rear - `Presented to Alderman J Pugh Gregory, JP of 22 Segontium Terrace, Caernarfon by the Caernarfon Corporation on the Occasion of His Admission as an Honorary Freeman of the Borough of Caernarfon, 7th February, 1933`
Los 260
Good quality late Victorian silver vesta case combination lighter with gilded interior, lighter cord attached by chain to hinged cover, blue enamel lettering to both sides - Beat Chilton Valley, 1458 Partridges - the reverse - Nov 4th 1897, Guns Prince V Duleep Singh, Earl of Pembroke, Earl of Lathorn, Viscount Newport, Lord Walsingham, Lord Ashburton (London 1897) makers mark Frederick Edmonds, 5.5 cm x 3.5 cm Very good original condition, enamelling perfect
Los 442
Good quality Victorian yellow metal and enamel scent bottle, the body of cylindrical form with hinged lid and glass lined interior, the outer body enamelled with flower heads design on blue, green and red ground, 30mm high Minor chips/losses to enamel. Four oval enamel panels are missing enamel flowers
Los 538
Victorian gentlemens` silver pair cased pocket watch with fusée movement, verge escapement by H C Turner, Colchester numbered 4774, with white enamel dial, Roman numerals in silver cases hallmarked London 1873 and also numbered 4774 Good condition. Enamel dial and silver cases in good condition. Fusée chain is broken. Does not work. Balance wheel spins.
Los 539
Early Victorian gentlemens` silver pair cased pocket watch with white enamel dial decorated with landscape depicting farmer ploughing field, the fusée movement with verge escapement by Crundwell, Hadow, cases and movement both numbered 37749, hallmarked London 1856 Excellent condition. Dial perfect. Case excellent. Push button on outer case worn away. Fusée chain intact balance wheel spins freely. The watch winds but does not run.
Los 3
An 18ct gold William IV memorial ring, in the form of a coiled serpent, London 1835, the cross hatch and engraved snake decorated with black champleve enamel (remnants only) with rose cut diamond set eyes. Hand engraved to the inside `Rt Honble Lord Dunstanville abt 5th Feb 1835, aged 78` (engraving worn). Finger size Q. Research has confirmed the peer was Francis Basset, the 1st Baron de Dunstanville, of Tehidy, Co. Cornwall. Francis Basset was born on 9th August 1757 at Walcot, Oxfordshire, the eldest son of Francis Basset (1715-1769), MP and landowner, of Tehidy, Co. Cornwall, and his wife, Margaret, daughter of Sir John St Aubyn, 3rd Baronet of Clowance, Co. Cornwall. The Basset family were anciently sat at Tehidy since at least the time of Richard I. The family`s connection eventually came to an end, after some seven centuries, in 1916, when the estate was sold off by one of the heirs of the entail of Francis` will. Further research available to view.
Los 12
A cased Edwardian, gold enamelled, clover pendant, a four leaf clover decorated with green guilloche enamel and red and black ladybird centre, suspended from a chain with a centrepiece of double sided enamelled ladybirds between pearls. Fitted case by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd., 112 Regent Street, London. Tested as approximately 15ct gold
Los 19
A cased ladies 18ct gold Edwardian mechanical bracelet watch, with a diamond set bezel, a white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, blue numerals to the `12` and `6`, with Swiss cut diamonds, milligrain set to the bezel. Movement marked `Swiss made`, case bearing import hallmark, London 1914. Gold expanding bracelet marked 18ct, English made with a concealed box clasp. Fitted case by Stephenson & Sons, Manchester
Los 26
A 9ct gold Waltham Hunter pocket watch, the front cover hand engraved with a large monogram, to a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, gold spade hands and subsidiary seconds dial. Movement signed `American Waltham USA Traveler No. 19170515`, to a Dennison watch case with gold cuvette, case no. 72933 hallmarked Birmingham 1915. A 9ct gold anchor link double Albert chain with a full sovereign dated 1911, suspended in a channel mount from the centre, and a gold goat charm standing on a base, suspended from the swivel clip
Los 29
A silver continental gentleman`s repeater watch, import hallmark London 1914. The white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds and blued hands, the movement with a gold side `push` repeat, with the Arms of the fourth son of John Riley MA Dl JP CA (Herefs.), Case No. 268025. He was born in 1848 and was High Sheriff of Herefordshire in 1898. In a fitted case, C T Maine, Kings St., Jersey
Los 33
A ladies 9ct white gold Art Deco bracelet watch, with a rectangular ivory coloured dial with Arabic numerals to a chamfered case. Adjustable Milanese white gold bracelet fitted, marked 18c. Case No. 502097, 1929, together with an Art Deco diamond and pearl (untested) bar brooch, a rose cut diamond and ruby horseshoe ring, and a 9ct white and yellow crossed scimitar badge, by Garrards, decorated with black and amber enamel, Birmingham 1959. Finger size L (4)
Los 130
The following lots (130-140) came originally from Easton Lodge, the seat of Daisy, Countess of Warwick. Daisy had a renowned `liaison` with Edward Prince of Wales, the future King, lasting nine years and ending in 1898. A Victorian leather bound note book in a hammered silver cover, by William Thomas and William Frederick Wright, London 1892, the front with applied enamel daisies, initial `D` in diamonds and pearls, `thoughts` and a motto in Greek: `Gnothi Seauton` (`Know Thyself`). The clasp shaped as a heart, 20cm long x 14.75cm wide. The Wright brothers supplied small silver work to retailers in Bond Street and Piccadilly, such as Leuchars, Thornhill and Vickery.
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