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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA rectangular silver and gold cigarette case by Chaumet, with engine turned and linear engraved decoration, the thumbpiece set with four calibre-cut rubies (probably synthetic), signed 'Chaumet Paris', stamped 'Or/Argent' for silver and yellow gold, oval poincon for mixed metals, maker's lozenge, 9.5cm longest, 155.8g
A French late 18th century oval-shaped gold snuff box, chased with foliate decoration and various swags, French control marks to the interior, 6cm side 36g. Together with a French gold rectangular snuff box with rounded corners, engine turned decoration to the hinged cover and foliate engraved to the sides, French control marks, 5.5cm wide, 47g
A French early 19th century rectangular gold vinaigrette, the hinged cover decorated with scrolls and pellets on a matted ground, highlighted with turquoise cabochons, engine-turned decoration elsewhere, foliate pierced hinged grille with sponge, French control mark and numbered 156, 3cm wide, 15g
An early 19th century double compartment rectangular gold box, each hinged cover is centred with a foliate design within enamel borders, with further blue enamel borders and engine-turned decoration, the larger compartment opens to reveal a mirror and holder for three needles, the smaller compartment contains a small gold mounted brush, stamped 18K, 7.6cm wide, 38g
A French platinum and diamond-set open-faced keyless wind watch by Cartier, the circular signed engine-turned dial with black Arabic numerals, the border set with rose-cut diamonds, articulated bale with winder, European Watch Company movement, manual winding, French control mark, 6.2cm high including bale, case 48mm, 61g total
A FRENCH 19TH CENTURY MARBLE TOPPED MAHOGANY CENTRE TABLE, the circular cream top over a plain pedestal with gilt engine turned mount over a triform platform base. 76 x 81 cms diam. CONDITION:Some edge chips and cracks, some veneer ripples, old woodworm holes, foot moulding off - but present.
JOSEPH GLOSTER LTD; a George VI hallmarked silver cigarette case, with engine turned decoration and engraved initials to the rectangular shaped cartouche, Birmingham 1941, also two further hallmarked silver and one sterling silver cigarette case, approx. 15.5ozt/477g (4).Additional InformationThe older cases with knocks, wear, and one with heavy dents and lacking interior banding. Each of the later examples are engraved with initials to the exterior and interior.
Two similar Chinese yellow metal signet rings both with applied dragons and with engine turned detail to the shoulders, size L and N 1/2, combined 18.68g.Additional InformationBoth have indistinct marks to the underside, minor surface wear but overall in good condition. We do not test metals.
DUNHILL; a 9ct rose gold cigarette case of rounded rectangular form with engine turned detail, Greek key decoration to the edges and five square cut sapphires to the sprung thumb piece, signed, (hallmarks slightly obscured), probably London 1932, length 11.5cm, width 8.25cm, approx. 138g.Additional InformationThe case is very slightly sprung but this is being ultra critical. It closes tightly with no gaps showing. There are no initials or engraving details either outside or in. There is light surface wear. The sapphires are in good order. There is a 9ct pierced band to the interior which is also marked and the case is signed Dunhill London.
A George VI hallmarked silver cigarette box of rectangular form, the cover with engine turned detail surrounding a vacant rectangular cartouche, with cedar wood lining, Birmingham 1946, length 16.5cm, together with a similar smaller example with engraved initials and presentation inscription 'Presented by the officer and managers of the Jewish Ladies Brigade & Club to Mr Stanley Pressman on the occasion of his marriage 19th March 1952', Birmingham 1951, with cedar wood lining (2).Additional InformationTarnishing wear, minor knocks, dents, the marks are slightly rubbed on the larger box, the smaller box is missing the cedar wood insert to the interior.
A pair of 9ct yellow gold cuff links with engine turned decorated rounded rectangular platforms, a 9ct yellow gold button stud, weight approx. 6.7g, and two further pairs of yellow metal cuff links. Additional InformationOne of the pairs are set with glass cut stones. There are no engraved initials to any of the cuff links and basically in good order.
ROLEX; a 15ct gold cased wristwatch, the circular engine turned dial set with Arabic numerals, diameter of cased excluding winding crown 27mm, approx weight 18.4g.Additional InformationLacking the strap, when wound the balance wheel does run for a short period but soon stops, scratches, wear to the case and glass.
WALTHAM; a 9ct yellow gold half hunter crown wind pocket watch, the circular enamelled dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, diameter 45mm, approx 99.5g, together with a yellow metal curb link Albert chain stamped 9ct ACC, length 33cm and a rolled gold propelling pencil with engine turned decoration (3).Additional InformationThe pocket watch is currently not functioning, the fingers move freely. Light wear and tarnishing to the case. The pencil is heavily worn, the cap is very loose with numerous dents. The Albert chain is good, with minimal wear.Interior dust cover with deep inscription, Albert chain and T-bar stamped 9ct ACC, approx chain weight 7g.
A Continental 935 standard silver fob watch, the white enamelled dial set with Roman numerals, diameter 4cm, with a silver compact with engraved floral detailing against an engine turned ground, Birmingham 1970, gross weight approx 2ozt/62g (2).Additional InformationThe compact with very minor wear and the mirror plate with some spotting. The watch with general age wear, tarnishing and minor wear. We cannot guarantee that the watch is in full working order.
A George VI hallmarked silver cigarette case of rounded rectangular form with engine turned detail, vacant cartouche and inscription to the interior 'Presented to Mr H. H. Philips by his colleagues, as a token of appreciation of his chairmanship at the Excursion Conferences', Birmingham 1937, 11.25 x 8.5cm, approx 5ozt/158g.Additional InformationSlightly sprung, surface scratches throughout, but the case closes well and the action works. Light surface wear.
A hallmarked silver cigarette case with engine turned detailing, Birmingham 1966, length 11.5cm, together with a hallmarked silver vesta case, a plated vesta case and a WWI chrome cased compass, engraved C.Haseler & Son Ltd Birmingham VI 7195 and dated 1918 (4).Additional InformationThe cigarette box with general tarnishing and some small dents. The vesta case also with some light age wear tarnishing and the lid does not close flush. The plated vesta case is worn throughout. The compass with general age wear patina to the exterior, interior with loss of definition to the arrow to the underside of the glass.
C.J VANDER LTD; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver footed bowl, London 1977, together with a hallmarked silver ashtray with square form with engine detail, an easel back silver mounted photograph frame, a silver handled magnifying glass, and knife, weighable 5.85ozt/181.9g (5).Additional InformationLight ware, minor scratches and tarnishing, the ashtray is heavily rubbed and dented, there is a hole in the canvas to the top right of the photograph frame.
ALFRED DEELEY; a George V hallmarked silver mounted cigarette box, Birmingham 1934, width 13.5cm (af), and two engine turned cigarette cases, one with engraved initials to cartouche 'E.W.S.', weighable silver approx 7.1ozt/221g (3).Additional InformationBox heavily dented, damaged, lining of lid interior loose, further nicks, scratches, tarnish etc throughout.
BURT GORDON; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver cigarette box with engine turned decorated hinged lid and vacant cartouche above four stepped corner supports, Birmingham 1963, 15 x 9.5 x 4cm.Additional InformationOverall in good condition. Hallmarks are clear. Light toning and tarnishing throughout but well presented.
W.T. TOGHILL & CO; a George V hallmarked silver cigarette case of rounded rectangular form, inscribed to the interior 'To Ken from H.W and Peggy', Birmingham 1937, 12.5 x 8.4cm, and two further hallmarked silver cigarette cases, combined approx. 16.7ozt/523g (3).Additional InformationThe first case has had initials removed form the cartouche to the front. light surface wear throughout and is a little sprung. The engine turned case is inscribed to the interior 'Mae to Ian 11-2-1940', and has surface scratches. The third case has a tight action, is rather sprung and has surface wear.
An Elizabeth II hallmarked silver cigarette box of rectangular form, the cover with engine turned detail flanking the central rectangular cartouche, raised on four bracket feet, with cedar wood interior, Birmingham 1957, length 16.5cm, together with a hallmarked silver cigarette case (2).Additional InformationThe hallmarks on the silver box are slightly rubbed, it is missing two divides from the interior, tarnishing wear throughout, the cigarette case with numerous dents and knocks. The cigarette box: the lid of this item does close flush, the box has a very slight rock when placed on a flat surface, there are no personalised engravings on this item. Hinge appears to be in good order. The marks are rubbed. There are some light surface scratches, but nothing deep. There are a couple of small dents, one to the lefthand side at the back and one just off center to the bottom edge at the front.
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