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Los 38
A collection of Lesney Matchbox models, including; No.11 Petrol Tanker, 'Major Pack' No.7 Thames Trader/Jennings Cattle Truck, 'Major Pack' No.6 CRANE 200 Ton Transporter with Scammel 6x6 Tractor, No.24 Weatherill Hydraulic, 'Major Pack' No.94 Ruston-Bucyrus, No.13 Wreck Truck, No.47 1 Ton Trojan Van, No.54 Saracen Personel Carrier, No.1 steam engine, No.12 horse bus, double decker bus, dumper truck, and Landrover
Los 458
A Victorian silver mounted dressing set in brass bound casethe case of rounded rectangular form, fitted interior with mirror, part shaving set, two scent bottles, three rectangular glass boxes with silver tops, one round glass jar, shaving brush frame, glass inkwell with silver cover, all decorated engine turned decoration, engraved cartouche, GR, London 1842, the mirror with trade label for Halstaff and Hannaford 228 Regent St LondonCase width: 28cmHalstaff and Hannaford initially started with William Halstaff in 1825 at 68 Margaret Street, Cavendish Square, London, later moving it in the first years of Queen Victoria's reign in 1838 to 228 Regent Street, London, as Halstaff & Co. The partnership relevant to this dressing case didn't come about until 1842, when William Halstaff went into partnership with Thomas Hannaford and the business became Halstaff & Hannaford. The reason for the different date of the silver and the trade label may be explained by being old stock and then given the new label. They mutually dissolved their partnership in 1858, however, the business continued trading under their name until 1898. In the same year, the name reverted back to Halstaff & Co, and it remained at 228 Regent Street address until its final closure in 1908 and could be considered a good long run.
Los 231
An 18ct gold cased pocket watchunsigned, gilt dial with gilt Roman numerals, sweep second hand, plain case with engine turned decoration, blank cartouche, key wind three quarter plate lever movement, numbered, with a key and a bi-colour albert of tight curb links, lobster clasp indistinctly marked, in an associated fitted case (2)Case diameter: 48mm, dial diameter: 44mm
Los 233
A gold and enamel pair cased slimline pocket watch, Breguetthe outer case with enamelled decoration of floral sprays on a black ground, engine turned silvered dial with Breguet hands, the cuvette engraved Breguet H ... De La Marine Royale. No 6890, cylinder movementCase diameter: 45mm, dial diameter: 36mm
Los 389
A collection of silverto include a quaich, Wakeley and Wheeler London 1908; a cased set of twin ashtrays and match box cover Birmingham 1938; a hipflask with pull off cup/ cover, Chester 1901; a table cigarette box with engine turned decoration and applied hunting scene London 1939; together with an ashtray and small snuff box (qty)Weighable silver: 20.54oz
Los 391
A silver cased miniature carriage clockLTC, import marks for G&H, London 1908, the rectangular case with allover engine turned decoration with dot motif, white dial Arabic numerals, swing handle and on disc feet; the other miniature carriage clock in a gilt metal case of architectural form, reeded Doric corner columns, white enamel dial, blue enamel Arabic numerals, gilt dots, both in original fitted leather covered two door cases (2)Height: 65mm & 72mm
Los 406
A William IV silver and a Victorian silver-gilt snuff-boxJoseph Willmore, Birmingham 1835, the rectangular box with hunting scene to the hinged cover, cast foliate border, the sides and base engine turned, engraved cartouche to the base, gilt interior, the other box by Edward Shaw, Birmingham 1840, of slight rounded rectangular form, allover engine turned decoration, engraved cartouche to the hinged cover, gilt interior (2)Widths: 80mm, 79mm, weight (2): 7.7oz
Los 574
~AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-GILT DRESSING TABLE SET, GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS CO. LTD., LONDON, 1907each pearl finished and centred by an applied bunch of flowers surrounded by ribbon-tied floral swags on an engine-turned ground, comprising: three oval trays in sizes, two oval boxes with hinged lids in sizes, a circular jar with screw-on cover, a small circular jar and cover, a hand mirror, a pair of hand brushes, two further brushes, a tortoiseshell comb, a seven-piece manicure set, a shoe horn, a button hook and a pair of glove stretchers, all in a later Garrard blue velvet lined caselargest tray 32cm long, weighable silver 1591gr (51oz)(23)
Los 785
Five hallmarked silver napkin rings to include a pair of engine-turned examples and three non-matching napkin rings, various hallmarks, two white metal napkin rings, approx combined 3.5ozt, also three hallmarked silver bottle labels, various hallmarks, approx 3.5ozt, a plated cruet set of pepper, salt and mustard, a shoehorn with silver handle and manicure item with silver handle.
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