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Preisdatenbank abonnierenAn Edwardian 15ct gold locket, of circular outline with floral border and central engine turned panels, opening to reveal two hand painted male portrait miniatures, also a large oval shell cameo carved to depict a classical figure in a horse drawn chariot, together with a gem set bar brooch (3)
A 1940's slimline 18k cased keyless wind pocket watch, with open face and plain silvered dial, the movement signed Neva and numbered, with engraved inscription to case, a 9ct gold cased slimline open faced keyless wind pocket watch, off white dial with silvered arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and inscribed Tavannes, as is the movement and an Art Deco 14k cased keyless wind open faced pocket watch with engine turned decoration to the rear, off white and silvered dial inscribed Forum, with subsidiary seconds dial
A small collection of items, to include an Irish salt, with marks for Dublin probably 1909, maker Wakeley & Wheeler, chased with C-scrolls and foliage, with blue glass liner, a Victorian vase form pepper, marks indistinct, an engine turned cigarette case, Birmingham 1934, together with a small pair of Chinese white metal Dog of Fo surmounted boxes (qty)
An early Victorian snuff box, with marks for Birmingham 1846, maker Edward Smith, of rounded rectangular form with waisted sides, variously engine turned with foliate scroll engraved sides, foliate carved thumbpiece and vacant cartouche to the cover, a shaped rectangular foliate scroll engraved card case, Birmingham 1875, by Hilliard and Thomason and a mounted cut glass scent bottle, Birmingham 1899, the globular purple glass body, with C-scroll and pierced borders to the mounts, with cushion shaped hinged cover and inner glass stopper (3) 8.5cm, 9.2cm and 10.5cm
A mixed lot, to include a travelling clock case, the tortoiseshell front inlaid with pique work, a similarly inlaid oval brush, Birmingham 1925, an engine turned hand mirror, London 1946, a shell form butter dish, London 1918, a twin handled footed dish, a cased two prong fork, a cased two piece christening set, assorted flatware condiments and other pieces, various dates and makers (qty)
"An early 17th century lignum vitae cup, the faceted edge to a rose engine turned body on a turned knopped stem to an engine turned and moulded foot, the base with an engine turned petal motif, 5.5in (14.4cm) h, 4.75in (11.9cm) dia. See J. Hawkins, ‘English Rose Engine Turning on Wood and Ivory in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries’ in J. Levi, Treen for the Table, pp. 28-37, for similar examples of rose engine turned lignum vitae vessels and Lot 558 from the W. J. Shepherd Collection of Treen, sold Sotheby’s, 30th November 1983."
Corgi - No.1127, Bedford Simon Snorkel Fire Engine, shaped hubs, very good condition, boxed (lacking water cannon operator; box lid punctured and internally taped); No.64, Jeep F.C.-150 working conveyor, good condition, with farmhand figure and two sacks, boxed; No.62, Farm Tipper Trailer, very good condition, complete with raves, boxed; and a Budgie No.288, Bulk Flour Tanker, red cab and chassis with grey plastic hubs, generally good condition (radiator area chipped), boxed, (4).
A 0.935 Standard Keyless Wind Lever Watch. Swiss. Baume & Co, London, the 43mm diam dial with Roman numerals, the half-plate adjusted movement with cut bimetallic compensation balance and overcoil spring, the engine turned case with vacant cartouche, 50mm diam (dial chipped) in brass bulkhead mount. A 0.935 Standard Key Wind Cylinder Watch, Swiss, the 31mm diam dial with Roman numerals, the three quarter plate movement with mono-metallic balance, the case engraved with foliage and flower heads. 38mm diam (in brass outer case) (2)
An 0.800 Standard Key Wind Cylinder Watch. Swiss. The dial with Roman numerals, the bar movement with monometallic balance, the engine turned case engraved with stylised foliage and a vacant cartouche, 37mm diam and two other similar Swiss cylinder key wind silver watches - 3 (all with hair cracks)
A silver Hunting Cased Keyless Wind Lever Watch. Limit. Swiss. With Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the 3/4 plate movement with monometallic balance and overcoil spring in Dennison engine turned case with vacant cartouche, 52mm diam. Maker's mark 'ALD'. Birmingham 1923 (signed on the dial and movement). A Nickel Hunting Cased Keyless Wind Braille Watch, 52mm diam and a Kay & Co Ltd, Swiss Lever Keyless Wind Watch. 50mm diam (dial and movement signed) (3)
A silver key wind Lever Watch. English. No 131009. With Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, full plate movement, turned pillars, cut bimetallic compensation balance and dust cover in engine turned case with vacant cartouche. Maker's mark 'CHE'. Birmingham 1901. 50mm diam, a Swiss Keywind Cylinder Watch, in engine turned case, 44mm diam, a Junghans Keyless Wind Stop Watch and a nickel cased Pedometer, with Arabic 160 yard divisions and subsidiary dials to register 10 miles and 100 miles. 45mm diam (4)
A silver Keywind Lever Watch. Bryer & Sons, London. No 3016. With Roman numerals with chain fusee, turned pillars, monometallic three arm balance, in engine turned case with vacant cartouche, London 1878. 49mm diam. Another, Thomas Taylor, Bristol, London 1866 and a Waltham Keywind Lever Watch with cut bimetallic compensation balance, in engine turned case. Birmingham 1893. 50mm diam (3)
A silver key wind Lever Watch. English. No 8162. With Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, chain fusee, monometallic balance and dust cover, in engine turned case. Maker's mark 'EH', London 1876. 46mm diam. A silver key wind Cylinder Watch with Roman numerals, bar movement and monometallic balance, signed 'C Mathey', the case engraved with foliage and flower heads, Birmingham 1883, 40mm diam. A Swiss keyless wind Lever Watch and a Junghans Stop Watch (4)
A Chromium Keyless Wind Lever Dress Watch. Tissot. Swiss. With black annular chapter ring, silvered dial, Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, 3/4 plate movement signed Tissot Locle, monometallic balance and engine turned case, (dial, movement and case signed), 45mm diam. A nickel Keyless Wind Lever Watch P.S. Bartlett, Waltham. With Arabic numerals, red five minute intervals and subsidiary seconds, the full plate 17 jewel movement No 16041699 signed as above with cut bimetallic compensation balance, the case with screw off bezel. 55mm diam and 1 other pocket watch (3)
A silver and gold key wind Lever Watch. John Forrest, London. No 7030. The 48mm diam engine turned dial with applied gold Roman numerals, within a border of foliage and flower heads, the centre with engraved foliage and applied flower heads and with subsidiary seconds, the movement with chain fusee and cut bimetallic compensation balance, numbered on the back plate and signed as above on the dust cover, the case engraved and with a vacant cartouche within a gold border. 55mm diam. Maker's mark 'CC'. Chester 1888
A silver key wind Lever Watch. W H Cornish. Okehampton. The dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, signed in the centre as above, the movement No 330067 with cut bimetallic compensation balance and dust cover, in engine turned case. Maker's mark 'JR', Birmingham 1908 52mm diam (with key). A silver key wind Lever Watch. E Stinchcombe, Okehampton, No 82471. Signed on the back plate, with cut bimetallic compensation balance, and dust cover, in engine turned case. Chester 1899. 50mm diam (with key) (2)
A gold plated Keyless Wind Lever Watch. Waltham. USA. With Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the textured 3/4 plate 17 jewel movement No 22084737 with cut bimetallic compensation balance, over coil spring and star wheel micrometer regulation, the engine turned case with screw on back and vacant cartouche (dial and movement signed)
A gold plated Key Wind Lever Watch. Waltham. USA. With Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the 3/4 plate movement No 4657429 with cut bimetallic compensation balance and over coil spring in plain case, 40mm diam and another similar Gold plated Keyless Wind Lever Watch. Waltham. With Roman numerals, 3/4 plate movement, cut bimetallic compensation balance and overcoil spring, in engine turned case (now with attached lugs)
A gold plated Hunting Cased Keyless Wind Lever Watch. Illinois Watch Co. American. The dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the full plate movement with cut bimetallic compensation balance, the case with polished cuvette, engine turned and engraved with foliage, flower heads and a building by a lake. 50mm diam, dial and movement signed
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