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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA mixed lot comprising two various Cigarette Cases, the first a Victorian example of hinged rectangular form with all over engraved floral and foliate decoration, to an initial cartouche and gilt interior, Birmingham 1898, together with a larger example, with all over engine turned decorated cover and initialled cartouche, to a gilt interior, Birmingham 1929, various dates and makers, (2)
A late 19th Century Silver cased open face Pocket Watch, unsigned, 43691, the frosted and gilt movement with engraved cock, jewelled end stone and mono-metallic balance, to plain short finned pillars, and dust cover, to a Roman enamel dial with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and gilt spade hands, in a hinged case with engine-turned back cover, with gartered cartouche and plain band, Chester 1898, Maker’s Mark CH, width 2”
A mid-19th Century Silver cased open face Pocket Watch, M Zipfel of Bridge Street, Norwich, 12407, the gilt movement with engraved and jewelled cock to a mono-metallic balance, and short finned pillars and dust cover, to a numbered Roman enamel dial, with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and silvered spade hands, in a hinged case, with engine-turned back cover, centred with a gartered cartouche and milled band, London 1859, Maker’s Mark DL, width 1 7/8”
A mid-19th Century Silver cased open face Pocket Watch, Beha Lickert and Co of Norwich, No 19024, the frosted and gilt movement with engraved and jewelled cock, with mono-metallic balance, and short finned pillars with dust cover, to a Roman enamel dial with outside minute track, subsidiary seconds and spade hands, in a hinged case with engine-turned back cover, centred with a cartouche and milled band, London 1859, width 1 7/8”
A mid-19th Century Silver cased open face Pocket Watch, unsigned, No 10057, the frosted and gilt movement with pierced and engraved cock, with regulation scale and plain finned pillars, to a Roman enamel dial, with outside minute track and silvered spade hands, in a hinged case with engine-turned back cover, centred with a vacant cartouche and milled band, London 1857, Maker’s Mark TW, width 2”
A late 19th Century Swiss 14K open face Fob Watch, AW with an anchor, the movement with ¾ frosted gilt and jewelled plate, to a bi-metallic balance with blued steel hairspring, to a gilt engine-turned and engraved dial with painted Roman numerals, and blued steel spade hands, in a hinged case with base metal cuvette, all over engraved back cover to a vacant cartouche, and further engraved band, width 1 ½”
An early 20th Century silver cased open faced Pocket Watch, 422077, the frosted movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance, to a signed Roman enamelled dial, (hairline), with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and gilt spade hands, in a hinged case with plain cuvette, engine turned back cover, with gartered cartouche and milled band, width 2”, together with a late 19th Century silver double graduated curb linked watch chain with two swivels of central T Bar set with Fob and Coin, length 15 ½”, (2)
LNER A4 brass three-tone chime Whistle carried by A4 Pacific 4-6-2 Locomotive LORD FARINGDON. Built at Doncaster Works No. 1877 in July 1938 and originally named PEREGRINE. Renamed LORD FARINGDON in March 1948. Renumbered LNER 34 in November 1946 and became BR 60034 in March 1948. A Kings Cross engine until October 1963 when it was transferred to St Margarets Edinburgh for a brief spell, ending up at Ferryhill, Aberdeen from where withdrawal took place in August 1966. Cut up by Hughes, Bolckow at Blyth. Measures 13” x 5” and is mounted on a wooden plinth. A wonderful item in lovely condition.
BR(S) Bulleid locomotive cab enamel sign 5½"x9" black lettering on white, as fitted to the inside of the loco cabs. Reads:- BRITISH RAILWAYS SOUTHERN REGION special notice - this engine is fitted with an overheating detector a strong smell like garlic means a hot inside big end. Action 1/ Keep regulator cracked. 2/ Use brake to stop train. 3/ Examine inside big end. 4/ If advisable to proceed do not exceed 15mph. The sign is in very good condition. Certainly a long time since we have seen one of these for sale.
LNER Whistle, ex LNER A3 4-6-2 Pacific Locomotive numbered 60051, BLINK BONNY. Built at Doncaster, Works No. 1606 entered traffic in November 1924 No. 2550 A10 class. Later rebuilt at Doncaster into an A3 and re-entered traffic in November 1945. Renumbered LNER 51 in August 1946 and BR 60051 in September 1948. A long-time Gateshead and Heaton engine withdrawn in November 1964 from Gateshead and cut up by Hughes, Bolckow, North Blyth. Measures 19” x 8½” x 6½” and polished some time ago.
GWR Hand Written Note Books, qty 2, written in 1942 by Chief Inspector Gillett, a notable and well known railway gentleman who worked in the Birmingham District detailing Engine Numbers and Drivers from Tyseley on specific workings with timings. Local trains only but extremely interesting. Locos include, many times in fact, 5152, 4108, 5166, 5177, 5199, 8109, 5193, 4939, 5102 etc. Most runs are Moor Street through to Stratford with all stations listed with timings. A couple of gems.
A continental tea caddy only marked with zig zag assay scrape, of typical canister form with pull off cover, the body embossed with acanthus details and fruiting vine, flower head and exotic bird design, the central beaded cartouches with engraved crest and to opposing the initial F within a garter; a table cigarette box by Walker & Hall, date letter indistinct, of rectangular outline with flared base and slightly dome lid, with presentation inscription to lid; together with two match box covers; a vesta case; and an engine decorated cigarette box -6 tea caddy 12.5cm high Note: the crest to the tea caddy is an arm holding a sword with the motto 'DEO RECIQUE LIBER' in banner below
A collection of continental silver boxes to include a Dutch example circa 1826, of rectangular outline with engine strap work to the sides and base, the hinged cover with central circular bosses and wriggle work engine decoration surrounding; a letter opener marker 'LEITAO SLr LISBOA' of pointed oval outline with pierced scrolling panels flanking a central crowned coat of arms; together with a table cigarette box; and snuff box -4
A Victorian calling card case By C Cheshire Birmingham 1889 with all over foliate scroll decoration with engraved initials LAL to circular cartouche, in original fitted box; together with three cigarette cases, two with floral and foliate decoration the other engine decorated -4 cased example 5cm x 8cm
A George III silver gilt snuff box By William S Hall London 1818 of rounded rectangular form with reeded body and engine decoration hinged cover with large cast thistle and rose head thumb piece; A George III silver gilt snuff box by J Shaw Birmingham 1811 of rectangular outline the body with running bud border and simple engine decorated cover -2 10.5cm and 7cm wide
A late 19th century ebonised desk stand the faceted square glass bottles with engine turned brass lids and central brass loop handle, above a drawer (some faults), 30cm wide; a late Victorian period mahogany roll top ink bottle box, with three glass ink pots and a long lower drawer (faults), 27cm wide; a late Victorian ebony and mother of pearl inlaid blotter; and a further gilt brass mounted blotter -4
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