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Los 214
A George IV 18ct gold, half-pearl and black enamel mourning ring. Formerly set with a central woven-hair glazed panel within a black enamel band and half-pearl border, the back in an inscription 'Jno Newball Bacon Esq, obt 25 May 1833 at 68', between black enamel and graduated half-pearl three stone open scroll shoulders, on a reeded shank with hallmarks for London 1826, size M+, 4g gross
Los 81
Local Railway Interest, a rare Winegarten's Railway Regulator nickel cased open face keyless pocket watch circa 1930. The white enamel dial signed 'Winegartens 145, Bishopsgate, London E.C.2' and with black painted Roman numerals, blued-steel 'spade' hands and a subsidiary seconds dial at 6, the 56.5mm diameter three-piece screw case with an oval back panel engraved with a train in full steam within 'Winegarten's Railway Regulator', Swiss 15 jewel movement, Cal.526, signed 'Winegartens Superfine'; together with two curb link watch chains. Note This watch was formerly the working property of Francis William Frederick Banwell, known as Frank, an engine driver for LMS (London, Midland & Scottish Railway). He was initially based in Highbridge, Somerset from about 1924, later moving his work base to Wells and driving on the old Somerset and Dorset line affectionately known locally as the 'Slow & Dirty'. In 1962 he was made redundant under the Beeching reforms and restructure of the then nationalised railway system. Condition Report: We do not guarantee any watch for accuracy. Overall good condition for age, general wear and tear commensurate with age and general use.
Los 20
An Art Deco silver and enamel mounted travelling dressing table set, in a leather case. Comprising an angular hand mirror, two hair brushes, two clothes brushes, two rectangular scent bottles, two round dressing table jars, four-piece manicure set, and a plain steel small scissors, the silver with hallmarks for The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Ltd, Birmingham 1932-35, the black leather case measures approx. 15cm high, 48.25 wide, 36cm deep (6 x 19 x 14 inches); together with a canvas type cover
Los 85
J J Stockall, 6 & 8 Clerkenwell Road, London, a late Victorian 18ct gold cased open face keyless pocket watch, circa 1888. No.10418, The white enamel dial with black painted Roman numerals, blued-seel beetle and poker hands and a subsidiary seconds dial at 6, the 49mm diameter four-piece hinged case, the 18ct gold cuvette engraved with a contemporary Silver Wedding Anniversary inscription dated 1889 (the cuvette hinge-pin missing), the back of the case engraved with a monogram and with hallmarks for London 1888, gold-plated bow, the signed three-quarter plate lever movement with a compensated split bi-metallic balance, the watch weighs 117.5g gross Condition Report: We do not guarantee any watch for accuracy. Overall good condition for age, general wear and tear commensurate with age and use, the cuvette hinge-pin missing and as such this is detached from the watch. The movement ticking and set-hands functioning
Los 86
Omega, a 14K hunter cased keyless pocket watch, circa 1928. No. 39000805, the white enamel dial with black painted Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 and gilt 'Louis' style hands, 49.5mm diameter engine-turned four-piece hinged case case no.4477427, stamped '14K' over 0.58', the base-metal cuvette stamped 'Omega Grand Prix Paris 1900', the case back with a central shield with script initials, the inside engraved with a presentation inscription dated 1928, Omega jewelled lever movement, the watch weighs 69.5g gross; together with a suede pouch Condition Report: We do not nguarantee any watch for accuracy. Overall good condition, general wear and tear commensurate with age and general light use. The cases and cuvette close crisply, the dial good. The movement ticking and set hands functioning.
Los 132G
Four pairs of enamelled silver earrings. including a pair of pierced heart design from the Orkney Designer collection by Sheila Fleet; a pair of pale blue enamelled starfish; a pair of graduated pale to navy blue enamel scrolling loops; and a pair of pale blue sinuous organic scroll design, all in boxes
Los 211E
A late Victorian gold and half-pearl mounted jet locket. The oval jet two-piece locket with base metal hinge and internal fittings, the front with an applied gold shield depicting a Latin cross within laurel leaves and set with half-pearls, approx. 49mm high x 39mm wide (61mm including the black-painted metal suspension loop; currently hung from a black-velvet ribbon Condition Report: Overall very good condition for age, general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. The whole locket would benefit from a clean. The suspension loop shows some wear and tear through use particularly at the back where the enamel is worn 'through' to the metal beneath, though this does not show from the front. The locket snaps shut with a satisfying 'snick'
Los 350A
1846 G Betjemann & Sons no 34 Oromolu unusual easel double photograph frame, retailed by 'W H Russel, 62 Princes Street, Edinburgh ' in blue enamel entitled ' The Garden Gate' ,opening to reveal two shaped photograph compartments within. Clearly marked verso with Diamond Registration Mark, maker and retailer verso, H13.5 cm x W16 cm
Los 83
G.W.R. 03289, a Swiss nickel cased open face keyless pocket watch, no 3712942. The white enamel dial inscribed 'G.W.R. 03289' and with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds at 6, the 54mm diameter three-piece screw case engraved on the back 'G.W.R.' over '03289', the Swiss 15 jewel movement marked 'Limit No.2' Condition Report: We do not gurantee any watch for accuracy. Not running, the balance appears to oscillate freely, however there is an issue with winding, hence requires a full overhaul.
Los 74
An Austro-Hungarian .900 standard silver and blue guilloche enamelled rectangular box. The hinged cover with floral-pierced panels at the corners and centre and a niello decorated bevelled edge, the sides and base also blue guilloche enamelled, Austro-Hungarian 900 standard mark and another possibly a maker's mark not traced, 1.25cm high , 9cm wide, 6cm deep (1/2 x 3 1/2 x 2 3/8ths inches), 157g gross (5 ozs) Condition Report: The first thing I was told when getting it is ' isn't it stunningly lovely ?' Overall very good condition for age, general light wear and tear commensurate with age and use. There are no obvious chips to the enamel though the right front corner side panel has a very small chip and a few hair-line cracks, not through to the base and only mentioned for completeness. The base of the box has general overall scuffing, particularly around the middle, where it has been moved around on a surface over a long period of time. The box would benefit from a clean a a little tlc !
Los 1089
C20th Danish silver spoon with red enamel CX 1870-1940 terminal, stamped A.Rasmussen and CFH for Christian F. Heise, another stamped Rost and Simon Goth, another with 1903 2KR coin inset bowl stamped Mathiasen MHC engraved with initials and date 3-10-1909, another with engraved detail stamped Simon Goth E.G, (4)
Los 1253
J. D. B. - late C19th French oak Gothic Revival mantle clock with Patent perpetual calendar, cathedral arched topped case with carved decoration, pierced fabric backed sound frets, stepped two piece white enamel dial with Roman chapter ring and visible brocot escapement and perpetual calendar with moon phase, signed two train movement striking on a scroll gong no. 28285/2418 and calendar no. 30074, H56cm
Los 1066
Rolex hallmarked silver trench wristwatch, white enamel Arabic dial with skeletonised numerals, cathedral hands and subsidiary seconds, three piece case with snap on bezel and hinged case back hallmarked London Import Mark 1917 no. 8287, Rebberg movement signed Rolex on ratchet wheel and Swiss Made on crown wheel, D32.9mm.
Los 1250
S. Marti et Cie retailed by Smith of Belfast - C19th slate and malachite mantle clock with perpetual calendar, moon phase and barometer, the dial over visible bevel edged glazed pendulum aperture flanked by the two subsidiaries, signed two piece stepped white enamel dial with Roman chapter ring and visible brocot escapement, signed two train movement striking on a scroll gong with compensated mercury pendulum, no. 815, H45cm
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