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*An Eight Man Manual Fire Engine, circa 1780 and Purchased in 1825 by Royal Exchange Assurance, London, of brass mounted mahogany construction, inlaid to each side of the cistern with the brass badge of the Royal Exchange Assurance Office, also with an oval plaque inscribed 'Repd by Hadley, Simpkin & Lott, Longacre, London, and with later oval plaque inscribed 'Merryweather Engineer Royal Patent Longacre, London', and another inscribed 'Merryweather and Sons Engineers & Lambeth London' together with leather riveted hose, copper and brass nozzle attachment and associated black and tan riding boots. Sold together with a mahogany plaque inscribed 'This eight man manual fire engine was manufactured circa 1780 by Hadleys Simpkin & Lott and purchased in 1825 by Royal Exchange Assurance for its fire brigade in London. Water was drawn from rivers and canals etc through a leather riveted hose. Additionally the engine could be filled by pouring water through the aperture at each end of the sump. Authentic restoration was completed in 1982 by the British engineerium in Brighton'. (151cm high, 163cm long, 77cm wide)
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*A Manual Fire-Engine, Bristow, London, the rear panel painted with the mark of the Order of Royal Exchange Assurance 1793, with 'Bristow Fecit' stamped above, now extensively restored, together with three leather covered and riveted hose sections and a copper nozzle, (160cm high, 238cm long, 92cm wide), sold together with a plaque inscribed 'Manual Fire Engine, this fire engine was built by Bristow of London to the order of Royal Exchange Assurance in 1793 on the pattern of one designed by Newsham in 1724.
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A collection of jewellery, comprising; a pair of early 20th century gold oval engine turned cufflinks and three studs, each stamped '18ct', 15g, a pair of silver canted rectangular engine turned cufflinks, initials 'GFC', Birmingham 1950, two mother of pearl studs, an oval shell cameo brooch depicting a female profile, stamped '9ct', a zircon single stone ring, set in white and yellow metal and a paste brooch
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Two fob pocket watches and a lady's wristwatch, comprising, a Swiss 18ct gold open face fob watch circa 1880, No.28015, keywind bar cylinder movement, engraved gold dial with black Roman numerals, engine turned case (lacking the glass), 3.75cm (1.5 in), a Swiss gold open face keyless cylinder fob watch, circa 1910, (lacking the glass), 3cm (1.25 in), and a lady's 9ct gold tonneau shaped wristwatch, circa 1935
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A collection of watches, comprising; Bernier A Paris, an early 19th century French gilt metal cased verge pocket watch, circa 1820, No.413, the verge movement with a scroll and foliate pierced bridge cock and silvered regulation dial, white dial with black Roman numerals, two piece hinged case decorated with ropework and engine turning, 4cm (1.5 in), William Howard, London, No.5098, a gilt metal and tortoiseshell veneered pair cased pocket watch, (requires attention), 5cm overall (2 in), six other pocket watches, an early stainless steel digital wristwatch and other items
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A.W.W.Co., Waltham, Mass, a 14K hunter cased pocket watch, circa 1908, No.11909306, 15 jewel Riverside keyless movement with split bi-metallic balance and overcoil balance spring, white dial with black Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds, the five piece rose gold hinged case with repousse covers decorated in yellow, green and white gold with flower and leaf scrolls, engine turning and a cartouche with monogram, stamped '14K, US Assay 188517', dial and movement signed
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A tortoiseshell round box, a compact and a scissors case, the 19th century blonde tortoiseshell round box with a pique guilloche-scroll border, 6cm (2.25 in), the compact decorated in pale green guilloche enamel and engine turned, Birmingham 1927, 4.75cm (1.75 in), the 19th century drop-shaped small scissors case, unmarked, 6cm (2.25 in)
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A collection of small silver, comprising, a George III round pill box the cover engraved with a shield, Birmingham 1796 by Samuel Pemberton, 2.75cm (1.25 in), a late Victorian cylindrical pepper pot, the sides pierced with foliate scrolls, dolphins and an oval cartouche with initials, Birmingham 1899 by Deakin & Francis, with a blue glass liner, 4.75cm high (2.75 in), a cylindrical silver mounted cut glass scent bottle, 1899, a round engine turned pill box, unmarked, and a small napkin ring, London 1989
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A Victorian parcel gilt and niello necessaire, engraved with elaborate foliate scrolls, engine turning and a cartouche with crowned initials 'EC', and with a slope fronted hinged cover enclosing a compartmented interior with a scissors, note book, scent bottle, thimble, tape measure, pencils, knives etc., Birmingham 1848 by G R Collis & Co, 11cm high x 6.5cm x 7cm (4.25 x 2.5 x 2.75 in)
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BIJOUTERIE - A 19th century silver coloured metal oval snuff box, the hinged cover inset with mother-of-pearl plaque impressed with a hound, pheasant and autumn fruits within banded borders, 2.5in wide (hinge broken); a continental circular pillbox, with engine turned decoration, cover and sides with blue enamel, 1.25in diam; a small octagonal compact, the hinged cover engraved with monogram A, with suspension loop, 1.5in diam (3)
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BIJOUTERIE - A rectangular silver Art Deco cigarette case, of oval section, engine turned decoration, 3.25in wide, F. Morden & Co Ltd, London, 1920; a rounded rectangular late Victorian silver card case, engine turned in stripes, 3.25in high, John Gloucester Ltd, Birmingham 1900, 6oz gross (2)
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A Wedgwood pale-blue jasper globular teapot and cover, modelled and carved in relief with white sprigged ornament with vignettes of putti at play, probably from designs by Elizabeth, Lady Templeton, the cover with engine-turned ornament, 13cm high, impressed mark and inscribed New White 3681:a, circa 1785 (chip to spout, chip to cover rim)
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