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* Badges. A rare white-metal International Six Days Trial competitors badge, with red enamel lettering, Internationale Sechstagefahrt, 1935, together with a Rudge Whitworth International Six Days Silk Vase enamelled badge with ribbon, and twelve laser-print copies of photographs of the event, showing some of the competitors and their machines as well as Nazi soldiers and banners, plus a 1930s Airel triangular enamelled stick-pin with white lettering, and a rare 1930s Jap Martin enamelled lapel badge (-)
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* Badges. A collection of ninety-six various badges and brooches, comprising sixty-two Robertsons Golliwog brooches and thirty-four others, mostly transport interest, including GWR, British Railways, Swindon Town Football Club and Swindon Speedway Robins, etc., together with a Robertson Golden Shred Marmalade enamel advertising panel, approx. 36 x 17 cm -97
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* German National Socialist Movement & SS etc. A group of pre-WWII enamelled badges and insignia, including Nat Sozialistiche-DAP, Karlsruhe Gautag April 1937, Reichspartel Tag 1937, also with a combined Swastika & Italian Tricolour badge, a Luftwaffe embroidered eagle & swastike overall or forage cap badge, and with a silver-plated enamel SS stick-pin lapel badge -6
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A LIVERPOOL COMMEMORATIVE ENAMEL PLAQUE of William Pitt, by Sadler, circa 1758, oval, the white ground printed in grey/black, with a half length portrait of William Pitt, after William Hoare (with faults) The print was engraved by Richard Houston. The inscription corresponds to the engraving and indicates a date between 1756, when Pitt became Secretary of State and his resignation from that office in 1761.
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A mid Victorian blue enamel, pearl and diamond snake head, circa 1860, the serpent’s head set with a line of graduated half-pearls and rose cut diamond accents with cabochon ruby eyes and a similarly set hexafoil pendant with a glazed compartment to the reverse suspended from its mouth, later converted from a necklace clasp to a pendant
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A late 19th century Continental enamel pendant and earring suite, circa 1890, the pendant with an enamelled plaque depicting the profile of a maiden, her hair en habille with rose cut diamonds to a gold mount with pearl and leaf highlights and a glazed locket to the reverse, with a removable pendant bale and heart shaped brooch fitting; the en suite drop earrings with similar enamel plaques en habille
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A 19th century Jaipur enamel and gem set Jhumar (hair ornament), Northern Indian, the five fringes of foiled pastes set to red, white and green Jaipur enamel mounts suspending pearl and emerald bead tassels, with larger emerald beads and similar tassels at the edges, suspended by eight strands of pearls, interspersed with ruby and emerald beads, from a double headed bird top (pearls untested), in a fitted red leather Hancock, Bruton Street case
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An Edwardian gold, pearl and enamel necklace and locket, circa 1910, the red and white guilloche enamelled heart-shaped drop centrally set with an old-cut diamond with a glazed locket to the reverse, suspended from a three strand curb link necklace with red guilloche enamel batons and quatrefoil spacer links with pearls (untested) between, to a red enamel box snap clasp
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An Edwardian amethyst and enamel pendant/brooch in Suffragette colours, circa 1910, of quatrefoil design, centrally set with a circular mixed cut amethyst with pearl and diamond accents to a green and white enamelled border of clover leaves and scrolls, with a removable brooch fitting, attached to a fine curb link chain interspersed with small pearls (pearls untested), in a Carrington & Co fitted case
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Royal Army Medical Corps, an early 20th century diamond and enamel regimental badge brooch, in the form a wreath and crown enclosing a serpent and staff set with rose diamonds and with a blue enamelled ribbon motto ‘In Arduis Fidelis’, set throughout in gold and platinum, in a damaged Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Ltd fitted case
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An early 20th century Swiss 18ct gold, blue enamel and diamond slim fob watch, circa 1913, with a 15 jewel lever movement no.34976 with four adjustments, the silvered dial with black Arabic numerals, the blue guilloche enamelled bezel and back with white enamel borders and a central rose diamond floret, with import hallmarks for London 1913 and numbered 19892 & 5437, together with a knife-edge bar brooch
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A lady’s Swiss 14 carat gold, red enamel, half-pearl and diamond fob watch converted to a bracelet watch, circa 1915, no.1221435, red guilloche enamelled dial with gold Arabic numerals and scroll-pierced hands, four piece hinged case with half-pearl borders, the back red guilloche enamelled and with a central rose diamond floral lyre motif, Swiss marks, on a later expanding bar bracelet, stamped ‘15c’, frost gilded bar cylinder movement
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Swiss, a gold hunter cased chronograph pocket watch with quarter repeat, circa 1910, no.6034, the Swiss keyless movement no.102, with centre seconds fly-back, push-to-set, split bi-metallic balance, over-coil balance spring, and striking the quarters on gongs, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and outer five seconds Arabic chapter, the four piece hinged case stamped ‘18k’ (the movement requires attention)
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Evans, Shrewsbury, a Victorian silver pair case pocket watch, no.953,circa 1861, the English fusee verge movement with a foliate engraved and pierced balance cock and foot, a steel balance and turned pillars, the engraved brass annular dial with a white enamel chapter ring with Roman numerals and an outer legend ‘Keep Me Clean And Use Me Well, And I To You The Truth Will Tell’, the silver cases hallmarked Birmingham 1861
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Morrison, Wishaw, a Victorian silver cased open face pocket watch, no.55137, circa 1872, the English fusee lever movement with a foliate engraved balance cock and a steel regulation indicator, the engine turned silver dial with raised gilt Roman numerals, the case hallmarked London 1873, together with Charles Davies, Thornhill Road, Islington, a Victorian silver cased open face pocket watch, no.252, circa 1857, the English fusee lever movement with a plain balance cock and a steel regulation indicator, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, the case hallmarked London 1856
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McCabe, Royal Exchange London, a Victorian 18 carat gold hunter cased pocket watch, no.08500, circa 1876, with an English keywind fusee lever movement with a foliate engraved balance cock with ruby end-stone, a gold oversprung balance and turned pillars, signed white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and gold fleur-de-lys hands, four piece engine turned hinged case hallmarked London 1876, together with a Victorian gold rope chain
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Swiss, unnamed, a 9 carat rose gold hunter cased pocket watch with quarter repeat, no.77993, circa 1907, the Swiss movement striking the quarters on a gong, with a mono-metallic balance and a flat balance spring, marked Brevet +34984, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the four piece hinged case with import hallmarks for London 1907
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Dent, Watchmaker to the Queen, 61 Strand & 34 Royal Exchange, London, an 18 carat gold half-hunter case pocket watch, no.37002, circa 1933, frost-gilded three quarter plate keyless lever movement, signed and numbered white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and spade hands, three piece hinged case, the cover with blue Roman numerals and hallmarked London 1933, together with a gold, bloodstone and carnelian spinning fob seal and ‘T’ bar, stamped ‘Dent’ and ‘18’
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H Samuel, Manchester, a 9 carat rose gold half-hunter cased pocket watch, no.334559, circa 1927 the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and spade hands, 15 jewel English lever movement, in a four-piece hinged case, no.4438, hallmarked Chester 1927, the covers with black Roman numerals and engraved with a monogram, the cuvette with a presentation inscription dated 1929, together with the original box and receipt of 20/3/29 showing the purchase cost of £15/15/-
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An early 20th century Russian cloisonne enamelled tea caddy, Moscow kokoshnik mark 1908-1917, assay master Ivan Lebedkin, makers mark ‘B.A.’, decorated with foliate scrolls of polychrome pink, green blue and white enamel surrounded by arches of turquoise enamel, the removable cap with similar enamel detailing and white enamel jewelling, 12.5cm high
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An early 20th century Russian sapphire, diamond and enamel pin cushion, circa 1905, of triangular form with wooden top and bottom and a velvet pin cushion between, the top centrally set with a cabochon sapphire, with three blue guilloche enamel ovals set with rose cut diamonds at each corner, in a fitted silk covered Noble & Co, Haymarket London case
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