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Los 8
Ls. Duchene & Fils. An unusual and rare gilt metal and enamel decorated key wind open face pocket watch with continuous automatonLs. Duchene & Fils. Rare et insolite montre de gousset à cadran ouvert en métal doré et décor en émail avec automate en continu remontoir à clefDate: Circa 1810Movement: Fusee vergeDial: White enamel with painted figures of cupid and Chronos in a boat, black Arabic numerals, black outer minute track, power reserve indication above 12, winding aperture at 4, gilt handsCase: Consular form, enamel decoration to reverse depicting a temple scene and drinking fountain, aperture to upper half with automaton figures including a pair of kite fliers, a musician with two dogs and further figure leading a dogSigned: DialSize: 51mm Weight: 93,60gFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 6
Artus à Geneve. A rare and unusual silver open face key wind pocket watch enamel sceneArtus à Genève. Rare et insolite montre de gousset à cadran ouvert en argent (800) avec scène érotique dissimulée en émail remontoir à clefDate: Circa 1780Movement: Gilt full plate fusee verge, pierced and engraved balance bridge, silver regulationDial: White, black Roman numerals, black outer minute divisions, winding aperture at 2, hands AFCase: Polished consular, concealed erotic enamel scene to cuvetteSigned: MovementSize: 52mm Weight: 90,20gFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 5
J. F. Bautte & Co, A Genève. An exceptionally fine small 18K gold and enamel decorated key wind open face pocket watch with complimenting enamel chain and winding keyJ. F. Bautte & Co, A Genève. Belle et petite montre de gousset à cadran ouvert en or jaune 18K (750) et décor émaillé avec chaîne en émail et clef de remontage assortie remontoir à clefDate: Circa 1880Movement: Gilt cylinder, 3-arm balanceDial: White, black Roman numerals, black outer minute divisions, black handsCase: Polished hinged with enamel decoration to back with a bouquet comprised of roses, violas and forget-me-nots, set within a blue enamel surround, No.72786Signed: CuvetteSize: 18mm Weight: 8,50gFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 41
A vintage wicket picnic hamperA hinged basket with two bottle holders, dressed by The Crown's Set Decorating department, to include: a tartan blanket and scarf; two chromium steel sandwich boxes; a white-metal hip flask with brass cover imitating a cartridge base; two enamel tin mugs; a thermos flask; and a pair of Chinon field glasses, the basket: 31cm wide, 35.5cm deep, 52cm high (12in wide, 13 1/2in deep, 20in high) (11)Footnotes:Dressed by The Crown's Set Decorating Department and may have changed from when used in the filming of The Crown.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 82
Olivia Colman (as the Queen): The Audience Room bellFirst seen for Season 2A brass and enamel bell adapted from a pill box, created by The Crown's Series Set Decorator Alison Harvey, 4.5cm wide, 4.5cm deep, 3.5cm high (1 1/2in wide, 1 1/2in deep, 1in high) Footnotes:This prop was produced at short notice by Alison Harvey, Series Set Decorator on The Crown. In Season 2, an additional close up shot of Claire Foy pressing the Audience Room bell was required on the morning of filming. As such, a new version had to be constructed to ensure the scene and filming schedule could continue as planned. Another close up of the bell being pressed by Colman can be seen in Season 4, Episode 1, 'Gold Stick'.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 129
Elizabeth Debicki (as Princess Diana): an Edwardian mahogany and mother-of-pearl inlaid dressing table in the George III-style, as dressed by Alison Harvey, Series Set DecoratorFirst seen in Season 5, in the Diana Apartments setThe bevelled mirror plate flanked by hinged subsidiary plates above a rectangular top and a frieze drawer flanked by two drawers to either side on square tapering legs, later mounted with a floral striped cover, together with an early 20th century French painted and parcel-gilt window seat in the Louis XVI-style with scrolled arms above a caned seat on turned and fluted tapering legs, the table dressed with accessories to include: framed photographs; a matched Asprey silver mounted and guilloche enamel hair dressing set (Asprey & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1934 and 1935); a selection of perfume bottles, trinkets, and make-up; a selection of costume jewellery; a pair of gilt metal candle sticks, etc. 132cm wide, 59cm deep, 167cm high (51.5in wide, 23in deep, 65.5in high) (qty)Footnotes:Dressed by The Crown's Set Decorating Department and items may have changed from when used in filming.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP For auctions held in Scotland: Lots will be moved to an offsite storage location (Constantine, Constantine House, North Caldeen Road, Coatbridge ML5 4EF, Scotland, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please refer to the catalogue for further information.For all other auctions: Lots will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Los 241
A Regency mahogany Egyptian revival table clock, the white enamel Roman dial signed Leplastrier, Mark Lane, London. The twin fusee movement with pull repeat, bell strike and signed back plate with engraved border. The drum head case with single brass finial, brass inlay and ball feet, 18" highDial - some chipping around the winding holes, and on edge at 11 & 2, bezel locked missing key.Movement - not tested.Case - generally good, bezel escutcheon missing, side moulding detached but there, small piece of front moulding detached but there, veneer loose on back door, age related marks/patination.
Los 243
A 19th century French gilt brass mantle clock, the convex white enamel dial with blue Roman chapters and Arabic five minutes. The drum movement with outside countwheel bell strike stamped Oppenheim, Paris. The urn shaped case with inset sevres style porcelain panels, 13 1/2" highDial - good.Movement - not tested.Case - small casting fault to side of urn, some tarnishing, generally good.
Los 270
A 19th century mahogany bracket clock, the white enamel Roman dial signed Robson, London, the arch with slower/faster and seven chime dials with gilt mask. The three train chain fusee movement with pull repeat chiming on a nest of twelve bells and striking on a further bell, the back plate signed Robson, Cripplegate, London. The arched ebony inlaid case with gilt brass sphinx terms to the canted corners, double gothic arch brass fretwork side grills, lion mask ring handles upon gilt brass ball fret, 21" high with original bracketDial - generally good, tiny chip to left winding hole and edge at 6 and 12.Movement - untested, does tick, strike and chime.Case - overall good, side moulding detached but there (as pic) split to inner dial slip, two splits to top veneer, both side arches with beading missing at top, small piece of veneer missing to right edge of front door and right side base projection.Bracket - generally good but with small loses to some moulding as pics.Updates:53cm high (clock)Winds and runs (no guarantee)Chimes although not tuneful – only chimes on the hour.Pull repeat cords operate.Rise and fall mechanism operating.Would benefit from a clock service and set-up.There are 12 hammers for the chiming mechanism and one hammer on the strike.
Los 244
A 19th century library mantle timepiece with white enamel Roman dial, moon hands and single fusee drum movement. The gilt metal drum head case with eagle finial flanked by two female classical seated figures reading upon an alabaster plinth base upon turned feet, 12" highDial - damage around winding hole with later bezel cover, hair line cracks between 10 & 1.Movement - not tested.Case - generally good, some tarnishing to the gilding, minor chips to the edges/corners of the alabaster and age related marks.
Los 264
A George III sedan chair timepiece with Arabic white enamel convex dial, the movement signed J Richards, London. The brass bound mahogany case with brass bezel and hanger, 6" diameter Dial - 20mm long hairline crack at 12 Movement - untested, balance rotates freely. Case - outer brass band a little mishapened, glass scratched, brass tarnished. Update 6th Feb: Minute hand detached and loose beneath the glass.
Los 257
A 19th century French Louis IV style gilt metal mantel clock, the white enamel convex Roman dial with Arabic five minutes, Marti drum movement with outside countwheel bell strike. The servres style porcelain inset case decorated with figures and portrait medallions, 19" high16cm depth, 46cm height, 25cm width.
Los 216
BSA Lee Enfield L42 7.62 bolt action rifle, 28 inch heavy profile barrel, the action stamped XL42EI D70 over the original No.4T markings, the wrist joint stamped M47 England, 1943, TR together with the serial number AN7010 repeated on the bolt, the barrel stamped CR1470 D71 FB351, AM, along with an inspectors mark under the upper hand guard. The telescope fitted into Daglish mount numbered to the rifle (its original serial number crossed out) with a later added tin case dated 1983, stamped with maker mark C&P. The rifle is accompanied by an L42 chest with interior label dated 1971, inside is a sling, cleaning kit, L42 No.32 tool, and a MkII S four drawer telescope by H.B.M Co. in leather case.The rifle was bought as a barreled action with scope from Weller and Dufty auctions. The woodwork has been added by the vendor who has also procured the chest, telescope tin and accessories to complete the set. UK SECTION 1 FIREARMS LICENCE WITH 7.62 VARIATION OR RFD REQUIRED. The chest measures 31cm x 126cm. The rifle: The bore is in good order showing a small amount of wear from use in the first part of the barrel but a crisp bore towards the muzzle. There is no sign of pitting or damage. The crown is in good shape with only the slightest bit of corrosion that can be seen when studying through a magnifying glass. The action works correctly with a strong spring. the headspace is not known. The black paint finish is worn around the action and sight protectors. The woodwork was added by the Vendor, the origin of the woodwork is not known. Apart from a numberal 'I' to the forend and some faint traces of marks on the underside of the wrist, the woodwork is devoid of stamps. The brass butt plate is ill fitting, there is a drill mark above the top screw, see the additional image uploaded. There are no splits or repairs to the woodwork. The Scope: The scope presents a clear picture and adjusts for windage and elevation. The horizontal crosshair looks slightly loose or distorted, it is not dead straight in line. There is very slight clouding that can be seen when looking in at each lens however this does not appear to affect picture quality when sighting through. The enamel finish is worn and there is minor corrosion on the steel mounts. The elevation dial is stamped with a letter 'M' presumably for metres. See the additional images uploaded. The case. The wood box is structurally sound and useable. It has had some small working repairs as evidenced by the differing screw heads. There are also some vacant holes to the underside of the case from old screw heads. There are some chips and small losses to the pine cross struts. The paint finish shows signs of wear and use.
Los 170
A pair of boxed George V silver-gilt and blue guilloche enamel lidded pots by Asprey of London, 1913, of circular bombe form with domed hinged lids with acorn finial, opening to a gilt interior, the enamel applied with gilt foliate embellishment sprigs, stamped to underside '925' with 'Asprey' in original velvet and silk lined Moroccan leather fitted box, the pots 8.5 cm diameter, combined weight 394 grams
Los 108
A PAIR OF RETRO VINTAGE CUFFLINKS, NO ASSAY MARKS, STAMPED 585 ASSESSED AS 14ct GOLD, WEIGHT 6.42grms, TOGETHER WITH A GOLD PLATED CHAIN, A STONE SET COSTUME PENDANT, A SILVER FILIAGREE BROOCH, AN ENAMEL LOCKET ON SNAKE CHAIN, ASSESSED AS 18ct GOLD, WEIGHT 8.65grms, A MOTHER OF PEARL AND GEMSET PENDANT SET IN A 9ct UNHALLMARKED MOUNT, ETC.
Los 117
Papal and other Catholic medallions – to include: 1750 Benedict XIV AE Jubilee of opening the holy door by Otto Hamerani, GVF; 1858 AR William Cardinal Allan by Carl Voigt, Ushaw College prize medallion 67mm EF; 1869 Pope Leo XIII WM 32mm, with suspense; 1869 Pius IX AE by Carl Voigt, 47mm; 1877 Pope Pius IX Jubilee medallion AE and gilt, 25mm with suspense; 1887 Pope Leo XIII silver plated with suspense; (1904) Pope Pius X, AR anno II in red box of issue; Knights of St. Columba, yellow metal and enamel vesica shaped pectoral badge with suspense, 68 x 37mm; two Walsingham (Norfolk) Our Lady of Walsingham Slipper Chapel, AR 36mm Birmingham Mint one in white plastic box of issue the other cupro-nickel in clear plastic case of issue (qty)
Los 380
A vintage Rolex 9ct rose gold ladies coctail watch, with expanding band strap (9ct gold strap). Swiss made 15 jewels movement, with gold import marks indicating 1916 as year on gold case. Also marked with 'W & D' - Wilsdorf and Davies - Founders of Rolex. 807845. White enamel face in very good condition, a few age related scratches to case, in working order. total weight 20 gms
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