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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA Hornby Dublo collection, including six locomotives ("Duchess of Montrose" and another repainted, "City of London", "Sir Nigel Gresley", "Golden Fleece", and Standard Class 4), nine tinplate coaches (including 6-wheel passenger van), Operating Mail Coach with apparatus, operating crane, 21 assorted trucks, engine shed kit and other accessories, and a quantity of 2-rail track; very variable condition, mostly unboxed
A Late Victorian Cigar Case, of three divisions, richly engraved with scrolls and monogram, {Birmingham 1896-97, 11cm}; A Calling Card Case, engraved with birds in Japonaiserie style, {Birmingham 1882-3, 9.5cm}; and An Armorial Cigarette Case, engine turned and applied with an enamelled shield, {Birmingham 1927-8, 11.5cm} (3).
A William IV silver gilt snuff box, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1831, of rectangular form, the cover with inscription 'Presented by a Few Friends to Mr John Caldwell, Farmer, Rufflees, Barrhead, 6th March 1866', within raised foliate cast edge, bombe foliate cast sides and thumb piece, engine turned base, 4"
A William IV silver gilt snuff box, Thomas Shaw, Birmingham 1834, of rectangular form, the cover with inscription 'Presented to Mr John Maxwell, Kirktown Academy by his Pupils as a Token of Respect, August 21st 1835', engine turned borders, reeded waisted sides and florally cast raised edges and thumb piece, 3"
An early Victorian silver gilt table snuff box, Charles Rawlings & William Summers, London 1838, of rectangular waisted form, the engine turned cover centred by a vacant shield shaped cartouche within raised foliate cast borders and cast thumb piece, the interior inscribed 'Presented to Ethelbert Hyne Esq, Commander of HMSV Charon, by H P Bevington, in grateful acknowledgement of his services when washed overboard in crossing the British Channel, 20th May 1844', 3.5"
A William IV silver gilt snuff box, Edward Smith, Birmingham 1831, of rectangular form, the cover inscribed 'Kerfoot', within foliate scroll borders, foliate cast thumb piece and engine turned body, the inner lid repousse with a titled view of Fountains Abbey, within foliate cast borders, 2.75"
A gold plated cased half hunter pocket watch, Swiss movement, the white enamel dial (hairline crack), with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, button wind (dents in case), an open faced silver cased pocket watch with white enamel dial, black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, key wind movement 'Fattorini & Sons', with silver tapered watch albert attached, and an American full hunter pocket watch 'Hampden Watch Co', white enamel dial (chipped and hairline cracks) with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, engine turned case stamped Dueber - 14K Special - 2445734, button wind, circa 1908 (3)
A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH ENGRAVED GILT BRASS REPEATING CARRIAGE CLOCK, the circular enamel dial with roman numerals within a silvered engine decorated surround, the half hour brass striking movement repeating the last hour until the half, and the next hour after, contained in a rectangular foliate engraved Anglaise case with swinging handle above, Height 5 3/4". With a brown Morocco covered carrying case.
Seven assorted silver napkin rings, post 1900 dates, comprising: a pair with engine-turned decoration; another, similar; an oblong example, engine-turned, initialled 'PG'; a flower-chased example; two hammer-finished circular examples {and plated}; a napkin ring with wood insert, monogrammed cartouche, { 6oz (weighable)} (8)
Three silver-mounted Waterbuck-Horn match holders, two Birmingham, 1885, the other probably Indian, each on four scroll supports, sectional horn bodies and post 1900 silver; a butter knife, Georg Jensen, Egyptian patter; a sugar bowl, fluted circular; a powder compact, engine-turned; and a child's rattle (handle missing), {6oz weighable}
Assorted silver, mostly post 1900 dates, comprising: a snuff box, Taylor & Perry, Birmingham, 1835, engine-turned, oblong; a toddy ladle, Edinburgh, circa 1820, twist whalebone handle; a sugar bowl, girdled flared circular; a 'souvenir' spoon inscribed 'Teignmouth'; an ashtray, shaped circular, crown grips, centre set with Edward VIII coronoation coin; a scissors scabbard, oblong; a wine taster, 'Bordeaux' type set with a George III penny and foreign; two South American Mate straws, {12oz weighable}
A George IV silver-gilt snuff box, Thomas Northcote, Birmingham, 1824, engine-turned oblong, (lid detached); a caddy spoon, Birmingham, 1799, wrigglework engraved Old English pattern; a wine label, London 1822, oblong, stamped 'Claret' below gadroon border; a modern example, stamped 'Vodka'; a plated example; and a gilt metal and hardstone pill box
Silver box: a small nineteenth century circular silver box, unmarked but with some engine-turned decoration, the lid and base set with, respectively, crown pieces of Charles II, 1679, 4th bust type, and James II, 1687, both obvs. good fine but revs. better, 53mm., well-made and attractive; together with a small official silver medal for the 1902 Coronation -2
A collection of lockets and a watch chain, comprising; a Victorian gold oval locket engraved with a monogram and '22 July 1869', a locket with black enamelled monogram, another with a monogram and coronet and 'Nov. 7 1860', a small engine turned locket with monogram, another enamelled in blue-celeste applied with a rose diamond fly, with a hair glazed panel and inscribed 'V.E.B. from her affectionate godmother V.A.W. Dec'r 12th 1858' (enamel chipped), a small gold locket with monogram and engraved inside 'Jan'y 6th 1917' and stamped '15', another inscribed 'May 22nd 1911', unmarked, a white metal oval locket with monogram, and an Edwardian fob brooch, guilloche enamelled in pink and applied with a rose diamond and pearl garland, and a yellow metal curb link watch chain, unmarked, 42 cm long (16 1/2 in), 72g gross
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