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Los 589
Selection of large scale models: Bburago 3013 Mercedes Benz; Franklin Mint Ahrens Fox Fire Engine with wooden stand (unboxed); Franklin Mint Bugatti Royale Coupe de Ville (unboxed); Danbury Mint 1935 Duesenberg SSJ (unboxed); Motor Max Mercedes Benz (boxed); Panther model and kit-built model in glass display case; Guiloy Police Motorcycle in plastic display case. Conditions G-VG. (7) Together with a selection of `Hobbies Weekly` magazines.
Los 875
Two Dinky Supertoys Fire Engines: 956 Turntable Fire Escape (F box with two inner packing pieces); 955 Fire Engine (G/F in G box). Together with two Dinky Ambulances: 278 Vauxhall Ambulance (G, white paint discoloured in places, in G+ box); 263 Superior Criterion Ambulance (G/VG in F crushed box). (4)
Los 217
A mid 19th century gents 18ct gold cased full hunter pocket watch, by Wymark & Son of Percival St London, having engine turned covers, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, keywind movement, the backplate signed and numbered 47759, case assayed London 1854, gross weight 68.8g, dia.4.3cm
Los 391
A George VI silver dressing table box with engine turned Art Deco style decoration to top, the hinged lid opening to reveal a velvet lined interior, inscribed "Presented to Councillor Miss Elizabeth R. Frisby MEB JP, The Right Worshipful The Lord Mayor of Leicester 1941-42 on the occasion of the re-opening of Saxby Street Methodist Church November 15 1941", together with a silver sauce boat, chamberstick stamped "Sterling", silver handled button hook, and a sterling silver handled nail file
Los 414
AN ENGLISH 18CT GOLD LEVER WATCHthe three colour gold engine turned dial with fine blued steel hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the gilt finished and jewelled fusee movement with blued steel screws, numbered 8304, in engine turned case numbered as the movement, 55mm diam, casemaker James T White, London 1871Minute hand slightly damaged, engine turning worn
Los 419
A GARRARD 18CT GOLD SELF WINDING GENTLEMAN`S WRISTWATCHNo 2631449, the engine turned dial signed on rays GARRARD LONDON, with subsidiary seconds dial and blued steel hands, the fenestrated back with nickel finished calibre 831 movement marked on the weight 21c, in heavy textured case with chain bezel, substantial lugs and sapphire crown, maker`s black alligator hide strap, 37mm diamIn excellent second hand condition and apparently good running order, no box or papers
Los 1
A Victorian electro-plated epergne by Padley, Parkin & Staniforth, the Greek key part frosted glass by Molineaux, Webb & Co., with a glass trumpet vase to the beaded and engine turned stem, a glass central bowl, the baluster stem embossed with shells and foliate decoration, on three shell and leaf feet, 45cm (17 3/4in) high; with two matching glass pedestal dishes, 9cm (3 1/2in) high. The Greek key design registered 27th August 1864 by Molineaux, Webb & Co., Manchester Flint Glass Works.
Los 215
Jeremiah Meyer, RA (1735-1789). Portrait of a British army officer, bust length, 3.9cm x 3.2cm, oval, Mounted on the cover of an 18th century two-colour gilt metal oval snuff box, two indistinct marks and incuse ‘M’, probably French, circa 1780, engine turned within stiff leaf borders, the side panels divided by urns, tortoiseshell lined, 8cm (3 1/8in) long
Los 166
Benjamin Martin, a rare ivory and silver plated hydrostatic Steelyard, c.1773, the beam inscribed 'Martin Fecit, No.3380', the silver end with two positions for the suspension clip, with a blued steel pointer, the ivory beam with a scale to each side, one for weighing guineas, the other graduated to thirty-six shillings for Portuguese money current in Britain, all housed within a cardboard and shagreen cap end case, 16.3cm Benjamin Martin, leading scientific instrument maker (working 1738-1777) in Fleet St, London. Lecturer, author, inventor of superb dividing engine. His scales retailed by booksellers in Colchester and Bury in 1773. CONDITION REPORT: suspension clip and sliding weight missing
Los 174
Jessie Ramsden, an unequal arm brass folding guinea balance, c.1780, within a mahogany case, with applied paper label, inscribed 'Ramsden, Optician, Piccadilly, London', the beam with additional slide for deficiencies, the base plate numbered 281 (see Weighing Coins, English Folding Gold Balances of the 18th and 19th Centuries by Michael A. Crawforth, figure 22, page 57), 14.2cm Jessie Ramsden, leading scientific instrument maker of Haymarket, London and 199 Piccadilly, London (working 1762-died 1800). Optician, mathematical instrument maker, mathematics master & author. FRS 1786, for which Society he made a high-precision balance for the determination of specific gravities of water/ alcohol mixtures. He made a superb dividing engine for use in his workshop. The French instrument and folding coin balance maker, Jecker, worked for Ramsden
Los 268
John Sheldon, an engine turned silver combination letter/ sovereign scale, propelling pencil, dip pen and knife, hallmarked Birmingham 1858, the decorative scroll seal top inset with yellow coloured glass, unscrewing to reveal individual apertures for pencil lead, stamped to the body 'J. Sheldon', capacity 4oz, 10.5cm
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