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Preisdatenbank abonnierenFour Corgi Vintage Glory Of Steam 1:50 scale limited edition diecast model John Fowler & Co (Leeds) Ltd Fowler B6 engines Red Stump Cutter 'Super Lion' 80111, Norman E Box Ltd Road Locomotive 'Atlas' 80104, Marstons Road Services Crane Engine 80112 and 'Lafayette' War Dept 80109, all in original boxes.
A boxed set of four George V hallmarked silver bridge pencils with engine-turned decoration and card suit finials, William H Manton, Birmingham 1927 and a George V hallmarked silver matchbox cover with engine-turned decoration and vacant cartouche, Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1929, combined approx 2.1ozt. CONDITION REPORT matchbox cover 8 x 5cm
A George V hallmarked silver cigarette case with engine turned and reeded detail, vacant cartouche, J W Tiptaft & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1928, 8.5 x 6.5cm and two further contemporary examples with engraved initials, approx 7.1ozt (3). CONDITION REPORT All with dents, some heavily, further scratches, nicks, tarnish, etc.
A ladies' Victorian 18ct gold open face pocket watch, crown wind with an engine-turned face set with Roman numerals and blue steel hands, the case by Isaac Jabez Theo Newsome, Chester 1886, chased back with central shield with the initials 'SJ' surrounded with a repeating fancy design, movement numbered 98216, diameter 4cm, total gross weight approx 47.5g. CONDITION REPORT In good condition and in going order at the time of testing, though no guarantee of working order.
A ladies' Victorian 18ct gold open face pocket watch, crown wind with an engine-turned face set with Roman numerals and blue steel hands, the case marked for Chester 1887 maker's initials 'RH', bearing the monogram 'MSL' to the back, movement and case numbered 42548, diameter 3.8cm, total gross weight approx 49.1g. CONDITION REPORT In good condition and in going order at the time of testing, though no guarantee of working order.
A .925 sterling silver engine turned compact, marked to the side, a 925 hallmarked miniature silver funnel, a 925 hallmarked miniature silver scent bottle, an Indian white metal and enamel pillbox, 2 Dutch metal commemorative spoons Apollo 11 and Space Shuttle, a Continental white metal spoon, and another (8)
A collection of vintage cigarette cases, various materials - chrome-plated with enameled lady in ballgown, brass and gold-plated, engine turned designs, some with decorative panels, one in the form of a purse, green cigarette box decorated with Scottie dogs, another depicting dancing figures, simulated tortoiseshell and simulated ivory, plastics and Bakelite, one plain tortoiseshell case 12cm x 8cm, applied silver coloured initials SWT.
A small silver hip flask, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1910, engine-turned, 10cm, a silver cigarette case by Mayes, Mills & Co, Birmingham 1935, engine-turned, 9cm, another by Arthur Barnett & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1910, scrolled foliage design, 9cm, four silver pill boxes, a silver capstan inkwell, and other white metal pill boxes, some marked 925, total weighable silver - approx. 16oz.
A silver salt and pepper set by W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1988, cased, another marked Amston sterling, a silver toast rack by P E & Sons, Birmingham 1938, a silver jewellery box by W I Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1986, circular with engine turned and scroll design lid, vacant cartouche, velvet lined, on three feet, a cased set of six silver handled butter knives, and other small silver items, total weighable approx. 4oz.
A collection of silver smalls comprising of a vesta case by T H Hazlewood & Co, Birmingham 1907, foliate engraved, initialled cartouche; cigarette case by Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham, 1922, rounded rectangular form, engine turned decoration, inscribed,together with pin tray, oval trinket box, needle container, plated spoon, gross weight of silver 4.6 tr.oz.
FOUR ITEMS OF VICTORIAN AND EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER WARE, comprising a Victorian card case of wavy rectangular outline, engine turned and chased decoration, maker Edward Smith, Birmingham 1850, a George V pique work dressing table box of circular form, maker William Comyns, London 1912, approximate diameter 6.5cm, a silver handled ivory page turner, makers Syner & Beddoes, Birmingham 1903, approximate length 35.5cm and a George V tortoiseshell pique work photograph/menu holder on a silver base, makers J & R Griffin, Chester 1915, approximate gross weight of weighable silver 3.12ozt, 97 grams (4) Condition Report The card case has a few creases, cartouche may have had engraving erased.The page turner has chi[ps to the top of the ivory. Circular pique work box is in overall good condition, gilding slightly worn to interior. Photo frame/menu holder looks to have some glued repairs to hold veneer in place but overall is structurally sound, one chip top left.
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