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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA 14k gold keyless wind ladies Fob Watch by Waltham, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, outer minute track and subsidiary seconds dial at six o`clock engine turned case with floral engraving and central cartouche, inscribed 15 Jewel movement numbered 14985744. Watch diameter 3.8cms.
A late Victorian silver key wind open face Pocket Watch by Thomas Russell and Son, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, outer minute track and subsidiary seconds dial at six o`clock, engine turned case with vacant cartouche to reverse hallmarked Chester, 1896 and fitted with an inscribed movement, diameter 51mm.
A Continental silver key wind open face Pocket Watch, the white enamel dial with Black Roman numerals, outer minute track and subsidiary seconds dial to six o`clock, engine turned case with vacant cartouche to reverse and further internal engraving. Together with another similar example (a/f)
A silver bangle of strap form, with engine turned decoration, a blue enamelled and gilt miniature basket shaped charm, detailed `800`, a gilt metal cased keyless wind open-faced gentleman`s pocket watch, a lady`s wristwatch, two pairs of simulated tortoiseshell lady`s folding spectacles, and ten items of costume jewellery.
An album containing approximately 470 postcards, the majority British topographical views, including photographic postcards titled `Ashtead Woods`, `Bloemfontein Flood`, `High Street Sutton, Xmas Show Week, 1908`, `Ashtead Park Garden House`, `Newbury Race Stand`, `Caterham Cycling Club Races`, `Paddlesworth Cricket Ground and Church`, 2 photographic postcards of shop-fronts and a photographic postcard of an overturned steam traction engine near Guildford.
A CONTINENTAL WHITE METAL ROCOCO STYLE OVAL PEDESTAL DISH, with pierced repousse "C" scroll decoration on an oval shaped base. Impressed unidentified mark. Probably silver. 24oz approx. 12.5" x 9" x 6" High. Together with an Austro Hungarian fluted conical goblet on circular base, 800 purity. 10oz approx. 9" High, together with three Austro Hungarian pedestal cream jugs, all with foliate engraved or engine turned decoration, two with ivory handles. One pre 1866 mark. All 800 purity. 22oz approx. (5).
A large collection of books relating to motoring comprising `Motor Racing`, editor S C H Davis, `Motor Racing Memories 1903 To 1921`, by W F Bradley, `Dyke`s Automobile And Gasoline Engine Encyclopedia`, `Buck And Hickman`, 1971/72, `Modern Motor Cars`, volume three, c.1930`s, `Alexander Kenyan & Co Catalogue Of Products To Sell Including An Improved Universal Screwing Machine, Emery Wheel And Polishing Machines Etc`, `Ferrari The Worlds Most Exotic Sports Car`, by Bill Reynolds etc (32) (illustrated)
1987 BMW 635csi-Reg no: E52 WWUFrom the same estates the Rolls Royce Mulliner Park Ward 2 doorThe BMW 6 series coupe debuted in 1976 and continued in production until 1989Finished in blue with the beige leather interior and alloy wheels.Automatic transmission with electric sunroof, windows and air conditioningOwned since 1992 with eight former keepersSome service and repair invoicesMOT expired on 22nd October 2010Mileage reads approx 72,130Condition report: On test the engine was difficult to start and needed the battery jump starting, Initially ran lumpy, but after several minutes improved with some black smoke Air conditioning not testedElectric sunroof and windows work but are slow (could be weak battery)The boot has been damaged and is stuck closedThe rear passenger side indicator lense is brokenBodywork is generally good with no obvious signs of corrosion. The paintwork looks largely original with some fading and patches in places.Chrome work looks original but is rusting in placesThe interior is original with some wear as would be expected for age-the carpets are dirty and the driver`s side one dampInside the bonnet looks reasonably clean with no obvious signs of leaks (illustrated)
A quantity of Hornby Railways `00` gauge railway items comprising R.353 0-6-0 tank engine no.100 in brown LBSC livery, R.057 0-4-0 saddle tank locomotive in blue Caledonian Railways livery, class 3F 0-6-0 `Jinty` tank locomotive in maroon LMS livery, BR class 52 Co-Co- diesel hydraulic `Western Courier` locomotive, boxed R739 operating crane, boxed operating LMS Royal Mail coach set, ten unboxed coaches and an unboxed guard van (17)
A quantity of `00` gauge railways items comprising an unboxed Tri-ang 4-6-0 locomotive `Burton Hall` no.6922 with six wheel tender in green Great Western livery, unboxed Hornby 0-6-0 saddle tank engine no.9600 in green Great Western livery, seven boxed Lima diesel electric locomotives and four boxed Lima intercity coaches (13)
A silver six piece dressing table set and a nail buffer, by S. Mordan and Co, London 1912-13 and 1915, retailed by Mappin and Webb, comprising: a hand mirror, two clothes brushes, two hair brushes, a comb and nail buffer, with alternate bands of engine turned and gold decoration, in a fitted case,
Tank Regiment interest, a silver and enamel compact, lipstick holder and pencil, the compact by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, Birmingham 1939, rectangular form, engine turned decoration, enamelled with the three regimental colours and applied with the tank badge and motto `Fear Naught`. (3) These three items were given by Lt.Col Bill Nelson, (1909-1992) to his wife. Bill Nelson was involved in testing and development of tanks, helicopters, submarines. flame -throwers, assault craft and hovercraft, and he designed the `WALRUS`, which was a Water And Land Reconnaissance Unit Surveyor.
A George IV silver-gilt table snuff box, by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham 1820, rectangular form, engine turned decoration, foliate border, the centre monogrammed, the inside,` Madras June 10th 1825. Presented by the Passengers on board the ship Lady Campbell to Mr Henry Murphy as a token of their regard`, length 8.2cm, approx. weight 6.5oz.
A George IV silver vinaigrette, by Mary Ann and Charles Reily, London 1828, rectangular form, engine turned sides and base, foliate scroll border, the hinged cover inset with an enamelled lake scene with a castle and mountains beyond, the interior hinged grille with pierced flower decoration, length 4.2cm.
By Asprey, a collection of four silver cigarette cases, comprising: one of rectangular `slide-action` form, with gold banding, London 1920, on with a blue cartouche and push action mechanism, London 1931, plus two other engine turned cases, one applied with the Naval crown, approx. weight 24oz. (4)
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