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A very rare French silver open-faced key-wound quarter repeating pocket watch with a double-wheel Debaufre-type escapementBy Louis Tavernier, Paris, circa 1810The case with plain band, ring pendant and glass covers, push/repeat at 2 o'clock, with silver engine-turned dial with Roman chapters, enclosing an engine-turned centre with small rectangular signature block beneath the XII signed L. TAVERNIER, blued steel Breguet moon hands, the gilt Lepine calibre movement, plain steel three-armed balance, sprung 'parachute' balance jewel, quarter repeat on two polished steel gongs of rectangular section53 mm diam.Louis Tavernier (1754-1840), was the son of the renoned watchmaker Jean-Louis Tavernier and worked closely with Abraham-Louis Breguet. He is recorded as Mâitre in 1788, appointed Horologer du duc d'Orleans in 1790, he was at Rue Richelieu and was succeeded by Hury in 1820. Debaufre-type frictional rest escapements in a Lepine calibre are extremely rare as usually they are found only in a full-plate movement. Here, in its quality of design and execution, Tavernier has produced a masterpiece to parallel the work of Breguet, in whose circle he worked.
Los 693
An English giltmetal carriage timepieceCirca 1870The rectangular case with shaped handle and four faceted finials, with engine-turned panels to the top and all sides, the 2 1/8 in. circular silvered dial, engraved with foliate scrolls, with Roman chapters and blued steel Breguet moon hands, the spring-driven movement with platform lever escapement, and with detachable back and dust apertures14cm high
Los 699
An Empire ormolu and white marble portico clockBy Gérard, ParisThe case with a stepped pediment above egg-and-dart and dentil moulding, with four turned marble columns, each with berried laurel stepped base, on a stepped rectangular plinth, on bun feet; the 5 3/4in. circular dial with leaf cast surround, white enamel chapter ring, signed Gérard A Paris about the VI , with engine-turned centre, the twin train movement with countwheel strike on a bell54cm highTardy, Dictionnaire des Horologers Francais, Paris 1971, records a maker of this name at Rue du Coq St-Honoré, 1806-30
Los 704
A Viennese ormolu-mounted ebonised Grande Sonnerie striking desk clockFirst half 19th century, possibly signed but not visibleThe rectangular case with a foliate cast handle, with push/repeat button, with canted angles, the 2 3/4in. silvered dial within an engine-turned bezel and surround, with blued steel fleur-de-lys hands, the three train movement finely made with shaped raised bridge for the barrels with click work, two polished steels hammers for the strike and a fourth train and polished steel hammer for the alarm, with plain three-armed balance and duplex escapement, in a rectangular ebonised stand and with Morocco red gilt-tooled leather caseThe case 14.5cm square; 29cm high overall in its standSee Derek Roberts, Carriage and other travelling clocks, Atglen, 1993, p. 254-56
Los 719
A French ormolu and bronze four-glass mantel clockIn the Empire style, circa 1890Modelled with a standing figure to the side, the rectangular case with bevelled glass panels, white enamel chapter ring enclosing an engine-turned centre with blued steel moon hands, the twin train movement striking on a bell40cm high
Los 135
A George IV Silver Snuff-Box, by Edward Smith, Birmingham, 1829, oblong, the hinged cover cast and chased in high relief with a stag hunting scene, depicting three mounted riders and a pack of hounds in a rural landscape pursing a stag, with cast foliage border, the base and sides engine turned, the base further engraved with initials, 10cm wide, 7oz 2dwt. Part marked inside cover and base. There marks have some minor wear but are generally legible. There are some minor surface scratches and wear, consistent with age and use.
Los 20
A group of Art Deco silver dressing table items for a gentleman, comprising a Swiss movement silver cased travel clock with engine turned decoration, 4 by 4 by 1cm (closed), Birmingham 1936, maker SSM, and a dressing table set comprising hair brush, clothes brush, mirror and comb all of angular Art Deco design, London 1936, maker C&A. (5)
Los 27
A pair of modernist designed candlesticks with weighted bases, 8 by 15.3cm high, Adie and Co, Birmingham 1958, together with an engine turned card case, 0.97toz, Smith and Bartlam, Birmingham 1939, two silver knife handles in the King's pattern, and a silver and malachite pendant with filigree wire mount. (6)
Los 1003
George IV circular gold citrine vinaigrette, the faceted citrine mounted in the lid, within a chased floral border, the grille pierced and engraved with floral design and base with engine turned decoration Condition Report & Further Details Diameter = 27mm (excluding loop) good clean condition, hinges are good. Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Los 1431
MATCHBOX SERIES including boxed M46 Pickfords Removal Van (green body), M10 Sugar Container (flap of box missing), M60 Morris J2 Pick Up, also with boxed Models of Yesteryear (boxes tatty), Y1 Allchin Traction Engine, Y14 Duke of Connaught, Y9 Showmans Engine (flaps of box missing), and Y10 Grand Prix Mercedes. Also with a boxed Morestone Series Hanson Cab. (7)
Los 1555
MESSERSCHMITT KR200 DELUXE BUBBLE CAR - MICRO CAR a Messerschmitt KR200 Deluxe two seater bubble car, 1957, and with the registration 'UNA 250'. With a mileage of 24953. With a 200cc engine, Chassis Number 62013, Engine Number 2104851, first registered on the 26/03/57 (only one previous owner from new). Also with various items used on display at Bicton, including framed prints of Messerschmitt's, Owners Manuals, photographs of Reg with the Messerschmitt etc. *The Messerschmitt KR200 or Kabinenroller (Cabin Scooter) is a three wheeled bubble car designed by the aircraft engineer Fritz Fend, and produced in the factory of the aircraft manufacturer Messerschmitt from 1955-1964. It was part of the Reg Imray (1922-2017) collection, a WW2 veteran who amassed a large collection of Motorbikes and other vehicles, which were displayed at Bicton Gardens and the World of Country Life. Reg was deaf from birth, and started collecting motorbikes from an early age. During the war he worked in an R.A.F factory making De Haviland Aeroplanes, and later became a Speedway rider known as the Raleigh Rocket This vehicle was on display at Bicton Gardens near Exmouth from 2012. *New V5C vehicle registration document has now arrived. Not with a current .M.O.T.
Los 1556
STOTHERT & PITT APACHE 250 QUAD BIKE an Apache RLX 250S quad bike (AKY-4 version), made in 2007 and with a 234cc engine. With a personalised number plate 'V15 REG'. Mileage 00832 km, and with a top box for storage. With a Number Plate Authorisation Certificate from the DVLA, no current M.O.T. 178cms long overall *Formally in the collection of Reg Imray (1922-2017), hence the number plate registration. *New V5C vehicle registration document has now arrived.
Los 756
Charles G Fullerton signed 10x8 colour crew STS-3 photo. (October 11, 1936 - August 21, 2013) was a United States Air Force colonel, a USAF and NASA astronaut, and a research pilot at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Facility, Edwards, California. His assignments included a variety of flight research and support activities piloting NASA's B-52 launch aircraft, the Boeing 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA), and other multi-engine and high performance aircraft. Fullerton, who logged more than 380 hours in space flight, was a NASA astronaut from September 1969 until November 1986 when he joined the research pilot office at Dryden. In July 1988, he completed a 30-year career with the U.S. Air Force and retired as a colonel. He continued in his position of NASA research pilot as a civilian. Fullerton and his wife and their two children lived in Lancaster, California. Dedicated. Good condition Est.
Los 328
A charming large scale model of a steam traction engine entitled Steph with notation for ' SJ Cramps Funfair On Tour '. Metal and wood construction with blue painted body with yellow spoked wheels. Appears mostly complete with funnel but some minor details may be missing. Highly detailed model. Measures 42cm x 70cm x 29cm.
Los 41
An oval silver toilet soap box, gilded interior, stamped Plante & Bannister in an oval to base, London 1906, makers mark P&B for Plante & Bannister, 8cm max diam; and a piano form ring box, engine turned hinged cover on four volute feet, Birmingham 1922, makers mark JD over WD for James Deakin and William Pitchford Deakin, 170 grms total weight (2)
Los 151
George III silver vinaigrette, of rectangular form with allover engine turned decoration, the hinged lid having decorative foliate cartouche, the grille engraved with foliate decoration, London 1806, sponsors mark of John Brough, 5.2cm wide, 0.8toz approx Condition: Some very slight signs of polishing to the decoration, a few minor knocks to the side and corners, one corner of the lid by the hinge shows signs of a split and the base part shows a dent, both hinges work correctly and the lid closes tightly, the cartouche has engraved wording of Edie - **General condition consistent with age
Los 152
William IV silver vinaigrette, of rectangular form, with engine turned and raised foliate decoration, the grille with pierced and engraved decoration, Birmingham 1836, sponsors mark of Gervase Wheeler, 4.1cm wide, 1.1toz approx Condition: Would benefit from a clean, the central cartouche has initials engraved to it, both hinges work correctly and lid shuts tightly, perhaps some loss of definition from polishing, some minor scratches and dents - **General condition consistent with age
Los 153
Two William IV silver vinaigrettes of rectangular form, engine turned decoration and foliate scroll borders, the hinged covers with cartouche, the grille with pierced decoration, the first Birmingham 1835, sponsors mark of William Pugh, the second Birmingham 1836, sponsors mark possibly Thomas Shaw, largest 3.5cm wide, 1.2toz approx gross Condition: Decoration a little polished out. Some minor dents and scratches, both cartouches have initial decoration, hinges all work and lids close correctly. **General condition consistent with age.
Los 154
William IV silver vinaigrette, in the form of a book, the faces having engine turned decoration, the grille having pierced and foliate decoration, Birmingham 1831, sponsors mark of Taylor & Perry, together with a George III silver vinaigrette with engraved decoration, the grille having oval pierced foliate decoration, London 1808, sponsors marks possibly of William Edwards, largest 3cm wide, 0.7toz approx Condition: The book vinaigrette has some minor dents and scratches allover, hinges work correctly, the other vinaigrette has several large dents and ripples to the case, hinges work correctly, some splits and missing areas to the corner, decorations are perhaps a little polished out - **General condition consistent with age
Los 155
Nathaniel Mills: Early Victorian silver 'Castle-top' vinaigrette, the hinged cover with a scene of Abbotsford House the home of the novelist Sir Walter Scott within a foliate scroll border, reeded sides and engine turned base with blank cartouche, the interior with a pierced and engraved foliate scroll grille, Birmingham 1838, sponsors mark of Nathaniel Mills, 3.7cm wide, 0.7toz approx, in a period green baize lined presentation box Condition: Some slight loss of definition to the scene, all hinges operate correctly and show no faults, the exterior case does show sign of wear to the outside but is generally in expected condition - **General condition consistent with age
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