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Los 130
An engine turned silver cigarette box, Birmingham 1962; a silver inkwell, Birmingham 1907; an engine turned match box holder, London 1920; an engine turned silver wallet, Birmingham 1900; a silver handled magnifying glass; and a silver plated hip flask by James Dixon & Sons, the box 13cm wide (6)
Los 179
A Victorian circular silver box and cover, Charles Stuart Harris, London 1885, repousse decoration; an engine turned ring box on cabriole supports, Birmingham 1921; a spiked hook on stand Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1899; a pair of George III salt spoons; a plated model of a dog; a pair of Victorian Newcastle sugar tongs; and a plated pin box, weighable silver 5.ozt
Los 82
A pair of 9 carat gold engine turned double oval chain linked cufflinks; a foliate engraved oval locket pendant, with blue enamel anchor decoration, stamped '9CT', on a belcher chain, stamped '750' and two back and front lockets 9 carat gold cufflinks, 7.6g. Locket stamped '9CT', 5.4g. Chain stamped '750', 2.4g
Los 94
A pair of silver and garnet earrings by Ortak, with post fittings, cased; a pair of blue topaz stud earrings, with post fittings; a silver heart-shaped buckle, a garnet and opal cluster ring, stamped '925'; a silver engine turned compact pendant; a silver trinket box, a silver fronted photograph frame, a silver money clip, a silver 'Tooth Fairy' trinket box and other items
Los 255
A collection of silver including a George III pencil holder, Birmingham, makers mark probably that of Joseph Willmore, circa 1815; five various thimbles - 1 x Cohen & Charles, Chester, 1921; 4 x Birmingham - John Culver, 1912, James Swan, 1921 & 1924; James Swan & Son, 1952 and a smaller gilt metal thimble; a whistle stamped Sterling; a George V vesta case, Chester, 1916 and an Art Deco circular glass bottle, with silver collar, the cover inset with a mirror, the outside with engine turned decoration, Walker & Hall, Birmingham, 1931, weighable silver 1.89 ozt (58 grams) 10
Los 281
A Victorian silver shaped rectangular card case, chased and engraved with floral motifs, opening to reveal pink silk lined fitted interior, plain thumb piece, Frederick Marson, Birmingham, 1854; another Victorian example with engine turned decoration, fitted silk interior, Frederick Marson Birmingham, 1875 and a George V silver rectangular card case in the form of a purse with spring action front, on suspension chain, the entire profusely engraved with scrolling foliage, with circular cartouche engraved with initials,9.5 cm long, Birmingham, 1910, maker's mark rubbed (3) gross 236.5 grams
Los 283
A collection of five various silver calling card cases including: a Victorian rectangular wyvern fluted example, with oval cartouche engraved with monogram, Birmingham, 1890, makers mark rubbed; another wyvern fluted example opening to reveal fitted interior, Birmingham, 1890, makers mark rubbed and three engine turned examples - A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham, 1922; E J Trevitt & Sons, Chester, 1928 and William Neale & Son Ltd, Birmingham, 1926 (5) 212 grams gross
Los 860
Burton-on-Trent / Staffordshire / Derbyshire / local history interest: Collection of four Victorian/Edwardian ledgers for Lloyds Bank, Borough Road, Burton-on-Trent, dating from 1890-1910. The ledgers, containing extensive notes and letters, provide a valuable insight into business and leisure at the turn of the century. Arranged into the following four categories: 'Authorities and Standing Orders', 'Securities', 'Private Memoranda', 'Parcels for Safe Custody'. Some of the organisations/individuals documented include: Allsopp's Brewery; Egginton Dairy; Midland Railway; Marston's Brewery; Piccadilly Badminton Club; The Ryknield Engine Company Ltd; Renwick & Hunt, Grocers, Bakers, Confectioners; Shipton Hallewell Solicitors; Scarsdale Cycle & Motor Company; Grand Independent Order of Loyal Caledonian Corks; Derby Oxide & Colour Company; Hallams Manufacturing Chemists; Old Calabar Dog Biscuits; Burton Tramways Athletic Club; English Grains Company; Invetrol Gas Light Company; Shire Horse Society; J. Bottrill Furniture Removers; Burton Hockey Club; Burton Cricket Club; Grange Lawn Tennis Club; Alfred Bailey (Egginton Junction Station Master); David Baker (Brewery Taster); Frederick William Blankley (Publican); John Boston (Gentleman); Florence Chamberlain (Schoolmistress); Arthur John Woolrych (Journalist); Arthur Blurton Plant (Doctor of Music); William John Loverock (Cattle Dealer); Abraham Bates (Pork Butcher); William Wakley (Boot & Shoe Dealer); Ms Emilie Mary Burn (Dressmaker); Thomas Wood (Dairyman); James Forbes (Presbyterian Minister); Thomas Forbes (Wheelwright & Publican); Mary Granville (Furniture Dealer); Thomas Bennett (Railway Clerk); Ernest Alfred Baxter (Brewery Inspector); Albert Edward Baldock (Grocer); Samuel Bailey (Farmer); George Henry Adams (Builder); James Jordan (Draper). A number of pages document Marston's Brewery, with mortgages on pubs and brewery outhouses, 'Robin Hood Inn', 'Castle Inn', 'Old Pheasant Inn', 'Palace Vaults', and many others. Some of the documents are signed by company directors, treasurers, secretaries. Provenance: Discovered in the cellar of a Derby property.
Los 904
Railway / Engineering / Steam Library: Collection of 19th-century books comprising: 'Modern Marine Engineering Illustrated with Thirty Six Correctly Coloured Plates and Two Hundred and Forty Wood-Cuts', by N. P. Burgh, Engineer, London: E & F. N. Spon, 1867; 'Recent Locomotives', Enlarged Edition, New York: Published by The Railroad Gazette, 1886, folio, half-leather binding, illustrated throughout plus advertising; 'A Treatise on the Steam Engine in its Application to Mines, Mills, Steam Navigation, and Railways', John Bourne, London: Longman, 1846; 'Atlas of the Engravings to Illustrate and Pictorially Explain the Locomotive Engine in All its Phases', by G. Drysdale Dempsey, London: John Weale, 1856; 'The Engineer', bound volumes from January to June 1875 and July to December 1875, in one volume; 'The Patent Journal, and Inventors' Magazine', Vol.IV, 1847 to 1848, London: Barlow and Payne; 'Osborne's Guide to the Grand Junction, or Birmingham, Liverpool, and Manchester Railway', Birmingham: 1838; 'The Life of George Stephenson, Railway Engineer', by Samuel Smiles, London: John Murray, 1857; 'The British Steam Railway Locomotive 1825-1925', E. L. Ahrons, 1927. a/f (9)
Los 513
Victorian silver engraved christening tankard with a gilt interior, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1862, 3.5" high, 4.1oz; also another reeded silver christening tankard, London 1911, 3.25" high, 6.2oz and a silver engine turned cigarette box, Downside School inscription, Birmingham 1937, 5.5" wide (3)
Los 346
Industrial Espionage.- Jaguar Mk. VII, file of photographs and detailed information compiled for senior Rolls Royce staff, 33 photographs, all numbered, many captioned, 22ff. typed text plus charts and diagrams, together in loose leaf folder, a typed leaf tipped in to front inner cover lists 7 people (initials or abreviated names) to whom copies of this report were circulated with another longer list ("If anyone in the second list is interested will they please borrow a copy from the Central file or the Experimental Test Office"), the final typed leaf is signed L.G.Ward (presumably the main compiler), original wrappers with car details on 2 labels to upper cover and marked "Central File" upper right in white ink, small folio, 1953.⁂ Presumably Rolls Royce acquired an example of the Jaguar Mk. VII (3.5 litre, 5 seater saloon), considering it a competitor to their own car. This report would have been compiled following extensive and detailed analysis of the Jaguar, covering both strengths and weaknesses of all aspects. The photographs show exterior, interior and details of the engine and other parts.
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Los 355
Steam Engines.- [Marshall (W.P.)] Description of the Patent Locomotive Steam Engine of Messrs. Robert Stephenson and Co., first separate edition, 4 large folding engraved plates, illustrations, original cloth, paper label on upper cover, spotted and faded, 1838 § Partington (C.F.) An Historical and Descriptive Account of the Steam Engine, 8 folding or double-page engraved plates, contemporary half russia, joints split, spine chipped at head, 1822 § Alderson (M.A.) An Essay on the Nature and Application of Steam..., 18 lithographed plates, 5 folding, illustration in text (plate XIX), with issue no.2840 of 'The Globe' dated January 23rd 1812 containing account of Woolf's Patent Steam Engine loosely inserted, original cloth-backed boards, uncut, paper label chipped, 1834, first editions, some spotting and offsetting, all rubbed, 4to & 8vo (3)⁂ The first was originally published as part of Tredgold's The Steam Engine but then issued separately. The Stephenson Co. patent was taken out in 1833, using six wheels rather than the more usual four and setting the standard of locomotive design for many years.
Los 38
A Minichamps 1:18 Bentley State Limousine, the burgundy die cast car features steering, suspension, wheels and an opening bonnet with engine, boot and doors. with the kind permission of Her Majesty the Queen; in the original box with perspex display case, approx 28 cms in length together with a New Millennium Edition Die-cast 1:18 Presidential Limousine, in the original box and a perspex display case. (2)
Los 449
A 9ct gold cased side wind half hunter pocket watch, case by Dennison Watch Case Co., Birmingham 1923, 45mm. diameter case with Royal blue enamel Roman chapter ring to case front, white Roman enamel dial signed by the retailer 'W. E. Gray 522 Oxford St. W. Swiss Made', blued steel hands, subsidiary seconds dial at six, the engine turned 7 jewel lever movement also signed by retailer; together with a 14ct gold cased Swiss half hunter key wind fob watch, early 20th century. (2)* Condition: 9ct: Case lacks inner glass. Winds and runs. Dial good with no hairlines. Case good, with small tool marks around thumbpiece from opening. Fob watch: Lacks inner glass. Winds and runs very briefly and erratically. Requires cleaning and possibly further work. Case has some losses from enamel and a few small dings to front. With key.
Los 454
A Victorian 18ct gold open face pocket watch with Channel Island interest, case hallmarked London 1880, the full plate gilt lever movement signed 'J. P. Genge & Co, Jersey' and numbered 22019, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, the key with retailer's name 'H. C. Le Sueur, Snowhill, Jersey'.* Condition: Watch tested and working, clear hallmarks. Dial has a single minute nick to enamel near centre. Case good, with just two tiny, feint dings to edge of back. Engine turning good with little wear.
Los 459
An impressive brass inlaid rosewood musical boardroom clock with triple fusee movement, late 19th century, the gilded brass arched dial with all over floral and foliate engraving, 7 3/8in. silvered chapter ring and silvered Chime/Silent and Cambridge Chimes/Chime on 8 Bells subsidiary dials to the arch, the substantial engine turned movement playing on a nest of eight bells, also chiming the hours on a large gong, within a breakfront case with fluted frieze and gilt brass Corinthian columns, the front inlaid in brass with stylised foliate decoration, spandrels and stars, gilt brass caryatid and foliate grilles to sides, surmounted by a moulded rounded arched cornice and five brass pineapple finials, 28¾in. (73cm) high, on a later shallow mahogany plinth. (2)
Los 56
A Continental Victorian miniature silver gilt and enamel easel photo frame, marked Sterling, 925, maker's mark PV, elaborately decorated with coloured enamels, pearls and semi-precious stones, the back plate engine turned with central flower decoration, 4½in. (11.5cm.) high.* Condition: In very good condition with no missing decoration.
Los 62
Three French silver snuff boxes, 19th century, the largest, of rectangular form with incurved sides, the hinged cover with engine-turned and floral & foliate decoration, the base with striped engine-turned design, 3¼in. (8.3cm.) long, together with two smaller engine-turned snuff boxes of varying size & design, gross weight 4.0 tr.oz.* Condition: All boxes with small dings throughout, the interiors blackened.
Los 669
A Continental gilt metal trinket box, c.1900, of rectangular form, the hinged lid inset with semi-precious stones, pearls and floral decorated blue beads, the box decorated with repeating neoclassical design, the underside engine turned, 3¼in. (8cm.) long.* Condition: In good condition with no damage or repairs.
Los 724
A 1940s silver & enamel powder compact - Military Interest, John William Barrett, Birmingham, 1946, of circular form with hinged cover, inset with enamel panel with 'Royal Engineers' colours and overlaid badge, opening to reveal a mirror to the lid & powder compartment to base, the underside engine turned with inscribed initials to centre, 3in. (7.5cm.) diameter, gross weight 3.6 tr.oz.
Los 481
A 1947 Raynal 98cc Autocycle, FSK 350. First introduced in 1937 the Raynal was a new type of auto cycle; powered by the popular 98cc Villiers Junior engine fitted into a cycle frame leaf sprung front forks and hub brakes, 30mph and 140 miles per gallon was promised. A fun candidate for local Vintage Motor Cycle Club runs, it is complete, well presented with excellent paintwork, old and original V5/V5C documents, and Villiers manuals; it will need light re-commissioning before use.
Los 2084
An Edwardian silver small jewel box fitted to hold three rings, Birmingham 1903, together with a George V engine turned leather lined small silver purse and a post war silver coin case. Condition report: No repairs to any of the items. Dents to lid of jewel box. Some very small dents to purse, hinge in good condition.
Los 2336
An Elgin National Watch Co engraved and engine turned 14ct gold full hunter cased keyless pocket watch, the movement numbered 833374, the case numbered 132747. Condition report: Front cover creased, faint cracks to dial. Watch face has hairline crack, hands have some rust on. Tip of second hand missing. Not working. Case back has small dent as does front. Front and back open to 90 degrees. No glass. Weight 105.5.
Los 257
A Small Collection of Military Cap Badges and Medals. Some Silver and Enamel. Comprises 1/ R.A.F Sterling Silver Sweetheart Brooch. 2/ Comrades of The Great War - Gold Colour and Enamel Badge, Union Jack In Enamel. 3/ The Lancashire, Cheshire, North Wales, Engine Ment and Boiler Ment Feberation Enamel Badge. 4/ East Lancashire Egypt Cap Badge. 5/ Border Regiment Cap Badge. 6/ ACC Silver and Enamel King and Country Medal, Date 1930 + Others.
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