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Los 250
§ Ettore Sottsass (Italian 1917-2007) for Il Sestante Vase, circa 1958 stamped IL SESTANTE and paper label milano italy / IL SESTANTE / dis. E. Sottsass (to base), enamelled copper on wooden standDimensions:47.3cm high (18 5/8in high) overallNote: Ettore Sottsass created enamel works of art for the opening of Il Sestante gallery in Milan in 1958. This period in the late 1950s was formative for Sottsass’s design aesthetic, and one of exceptional creativity in colour experimentation and combining different materials. As with this current rare vase, the works he designed for Il Sestante are typified as having high contrast tones and elegant form.
Los 153
Henning Koppel (Danish 1918-1981) and Arno Malinowski (Danish 1899-1976) for Georg Jensen Four Brooches model 306, stamped manufacturer's mark, STERLING DENMARK / HK and with import marks for 1965, silver and enamel; together with two designed by Henning Koppel, model 368 and 375, and the other by Arno Malinowski, model no. 258, each stamped with manufacturer's marks and 925S DENMARK and one Koppel brooch stamped with import marks for 1968 Dimensions:5cm wide, 6cm wide, 4.5cm wide and 3.5cm wide (2in wide, 2 3/8in wide, 1 3/4in wide and 1 3/8in wide)
Los 1195
A Victorian Etruscan Revival garnet and enamel mourning brooch, circa 1860, the central foil-backed oval cabochon garnet within rope twist and enamelled floral unmarked gold quatrefoil border, with hairwork backing and pendant hook, 46mm, 13.6g grossNo damage or repair, foil is creased, a few tiny surface abrasions to enamel, no obvious losses, brooch fitting working, unmarked
Los 1053
An early 20th century 9ct rose gold half hunter keyless side-wind pocket watch, white enamel dial with Roman numeral hour markers, blued steel spade hands, subsidiary seconds dial, blue enamel chapter ring, and 9ct dust cover, London 1928, serial no. 95045, case width 49mm, not currently working, 88.6g grossMovement – not currently working and requires attention, crown instantly unwindsDial - 1 tiny edge chip between 3 and 4Glass - cleanHands - goodCase - general wear and light surface abrasionsCrown – hands adjust smoothly
Los 1019
FAVRE-LEUBA & CO - a First World War Period Swiss silver Zenith Officer's style trench mechanical wristwatch, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, blued steel cathedral hands, subsidiary seconds dial and silver dust cover, serial no. 2670784, case no. 3268048 6830, case width 30mm, working orderMovement – currently working Dial - a green star crack between 3 and 4 which radiates to centre columnGlass - cleanHands - goodCase - general wearCrown – hands adjust smoothlyBracelet - unassociated black strap, new old stockNotes – no box or papers
Los 1050
An early 19th century 18ct gold open-face key-wind lever pocket watch, by Wymark of Perceval Street London, no. 4468, white enamel dial with Roman numeral hour markers, blued steel breguet hands, subsidiary seconds dial, and 18ct dust cover bearing original presentation inscription dated 1828, London 1828, case width 52mm, working order, 143g grossMovement – currently working Dial - 1 small edge chip between 1 and 2, and a faint hairline star crack at 5Glass - general surface marksHands - goodCase - light wear mainly on high points considering age, caseback has engraved griffin head in cartouche
Los 1051
An early 20th century 18ct gold open-face keyless pocket watch, white enamel dial with hand painted Arabic numerals, blued steel spade hands, subsidiary seconds dial, and 18ct dust cover inscribed "JP Underhill from his godfather Lord Ludlow January 4th 1912", 17 jewel movement, import London 1909, serial no. 22976, case no. 76162, case width 48mm, working order, 83.2g grossMovement – currently workingDial - only extremely light surface dirtGlass - a few tiny edge nibblesHands - goodCase - general wear and abrasions with a few light dents on caseback and bezelCrown – hands adjust smoothly
Los 1631
An 18th century Dutch silver and enamel maiden pillbox, Bartholomeus Klein, Rotterdam 1789, plain cylindrical form, with hand painted enamel plaque inset lid and ribbed body, diameter 2.5cm, height 2cmEnamel has general surface wear and a few tiny edge chips, tiny edge section of silver on base is missing, hinged lid working, marks on base clear
Los 1056
An early 19th century silver pair-cased open-face key-wind verge pocket watch, by Martin of London, no. 5583, white enamel dial with Roman numeral hour markers, with foliate engraved and pierced balance cock with cylindrical pillars, case by William Waterhouse, Birmingham 1839, outer case width 57mm, working orderMovement – currently working but appears to be quite low amplitudeDial - a few very minor edge chips and 2 faint hairline cracks from centre columnGlass - general wear and abrasionsHands - goodCase - general wear commensurate with age, along with 1 dent on outer caseback, hinge and catch working
Los 1127
A Continental 18ct gold blue enamel egg pendant necklace, on 18ct fine curb link chain, the egg decorated with floral motifs, pendant 23.5mm, chain 50cm, 7.8gMostly all enamel on petals is missing, 1 surrounding blue enamel panel has a small surface loss near top point, otherwise no damage or repair, no broken links, clasp working, stamped 750
Los 753
A George III silver pair-cased pocket watch, having a verge movement, white enamel face, copper hands and Arabic numerals, the pierced and engraved balance cock decorated with flora and foliate scrolls, movement engraved "W E Carter, Ripon, 2018", including four watch-papers, case and pair-case, London, 1802, 55 mm excluding stem and bow, [running when catalogued, accuracy and reliability un-tested]
Los 868
A pewter tankard bearing applied enamel badge for 'S.S Uganda' and a smaller tankard, former 13 cm high [The SS Uganda was a British steamship built in 1952 as a passenger liner, later serving as a cruise ship and during the Falklands war as a hospital ship, troop ship and afterwards a stores ship. She was laid up in 1985 and scrapped in 1992]
Los 297
A Special Constabulary bronze medal named to Albert E. Walters. Type D obverse (1937-1948). Plus the medal’s original card transit box, a newspaper clipping reporting on Alberts death in Morton, Derbyshire. Additionally there are 2 late Victorian era gilt and enamel medals with ribbons. One commemorates Victoria’s diamond jubilee in 1897, and the other would appear to be a Temperance Association medal, with an enamel royal coat of arms to the centre. Condition: very good to each. Gilt finish on medallions appears to be mostly intact, plus the enamels are also good.
Los 342
A H.Williamson Ltd Admiralty issued pocket watch. Numbered 415183 to dial and back cover, the latter also having a large broad arrow mark. White dial with Roman numerals, spade hands, and a subsidiary dial at the 6 o’clock position. Swiss made nickel case, which is numbered ‘12143’ to the inside. Approximately 5.5cm width across the face. Condition: generally good. Normal service wear to the case and glass from use. Numerous hairlines to the enamel dial, but no apparent losses. Small scuff to the ‘glass’ at the 7 o’clock position. When wound, the watch would appear to operate as it should, but this is by no means a guarantee. Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
Los 32
A selection of British WW2 medals and documents and items relating to 6468476 W/Sgt Herbert Edward Ray. Sgt Ray served with the Royal Fusiliers from March 15th 1940 through to December 12th 1941, and later with the Royal Artillery from December 13th 1941 through to July 20th 1946. To include: the 1939-45 star, Africa star, Italy star, Defence medal, and the 1939-45 war medal. Also, a chrome and enamel Royal Artillery sweetheart brooch, a photograph of Sgt Ray in uniform, his Soldiers Release Book and several items of wartime paperwork, a Helvetica WW2 GSTP soldiers pocket watch (minute hand is loose and the watch appears to be non working. Plus, a Soviet Russian naval cap badge, some sentimental WW1 era postcards, 2 x photographic postcards of trams, and other ephemera. Condition: generally good. Some normal service wear to the military related items, plus the medals retain their original ribbons. Watch appears to be non working and with a detached minute hand.
Los 100
A vintage mid 20th century Knights Templar commanders sword, by C.E.Ward Co New London. Gilt on white metal cross guard, pommel, and langet, the latter with red infilled enamel detail. Black japanned grip with inset white metal cross. 70cm blade, with etching to both sides, featuring crusades scenes, religious symbolism, and a memento mori skull. Makers mark etched to the ricasso. Complete with gilt on white metal scabbard, with 3 suspension rings, and moulded decorative bands along the length, some with red enamel infills. Some of the scabbard bands are marked ‘54’. Notes: the gold wash to the hilt and scabbard would indicate that the sword belonged to a commander. Total length in scabbard approximately 91.5cm. Condition: generally very good and solid. Some very minor service wear to the high points of the gilt finish, revealing the white base metal below. Minor red enamel losses in a couple of places, but overall these are not detrimental. Blade is clean and bright, with clear etching,
Los 238
A scarce WW2 era ‘Ind Coope Allsopp’ ARP badge. Chrome with red and blue enamel infills, marked JR Gaunt to the buttonhole fixing on the reverse. Plus, 3 WW2 era Home Guard badges, one sterling silver with a buttonhole fitting, a silver plated example with buttonhole fitting, and a gilt metal and enamel example with buttonhole fitting. Condition: generally good, with some service wear. The Ind Coope badge has some tiny nibbles to the blue enamel on the left hand side.
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