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Los 131
A silver vinaigretteby Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham, probably 1835, with engine-turned decoration and a gilt grille,3.5cm long and another similar example,by Thomas Freeman, Birmingham 1826, with floral engraved decoration,3cm long (2)Provenance: The Estate of Sir Jack and Lady Baer.Condition ReportNathaniel Mills - no obvious major faults.Thomas Freeman - decoration worn.
Los 135
A cased Dunhill lighter, with faux tortoiseshell lacquered finish and engine turned decoration, marked Dunhill to the base in lid interior, marked US.RE24163, made in Switzerland, with original box and paperworkCondition ReportNot currently working.Requires new flint, and possibly gas.Minor surface marks/scratches, with a deeper scratch to the base.Very minimal wear to gilding.Paperwork blank.
Los 268
A French Empire mantel gilt bronze timepiece,early 19th century, retailed by 'Rigby, Charing Cross, London', the drum dial on a black marble base with an applied Classical mount and engine-turned bun feet, the back plate engraved,21.5cm highProvenance: The Estate of Sir Jack and Lady Baer.Condition ReportMinor corner chips to marble.Movement not tested.
Los 269
A French Empire mantel timepiece,the drum shaped case seated on an ormolu scrolled base with an enamel dial within an engine-turned ormolu mount below a ribbon-tied swag of oak leaves and acorns and a spread eagle, the drum movement with an applied plaque 'F. Baetens, Gerrard St. London',27cm highProvenance: The Estate of Sir Jack and Lady Baer.Condition ReportProbably a matched pendulum.Complete with key.Movement not tested.Enamel part of the dial – 8.7cm diameterGilt metal section surrounding the dial - 11cm diameter
Los 66
An enamelled silver compact,by Barker Ellis Silver Co., Birmingham 1966, of circular form, the cover enamelled in white over an engine-turned sunburst pattern, painted with branches of cherry blossom, 8.5cm diameter 4.21oztFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportThe unenamelled silver with some general tarnish and wear. Minor dent to the silver base. Internally with traces of a previous powder insert. Open and closes easily. Minor surface scratches and marks to the mirror.
Los 71
An enamelled silver compact,by Henry Clifford Davies, Birmingham 1939, of round form, the lid with white guilloche enamel with an engine-turned rim, painted to the centre with a floral arrangement in a blue vase, 8cm diameterFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportWith some tarnish to the silver. Some faint scratches to the enamel. Open and closes easily. Marks around the edge of the mirror.
Los 73
A German silver cigarette case,1920s, possibly by Bihlmeyer & Co, of oblong form, the exterior with engine turned decoration, with a horizontal band of guilloche enamel with gilt swags, internally gilt, 8.5 x 5cm2.76oztFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportWith some scratches and marks to the exterior. Some spots of tarnish. The gilding with wear.
Los 74
An Art Deco enamelled silver cigarette case,by Deakin and Francis Ltd., Birmingham 1938, of rectangular form, the lid with blue guilloche enamel over an engine-turned wavey sunburst pattern, internally gilt, 8.5 x 6cmFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportThe enamel worn and slightly faded to the edges. The silver with tarnish and wear.
Los 77
An Art Deco enamelled silver cigarette case,by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1927, of oblong form, the lid and bottom with yellow guilloche enamel over an engine-turned geometric pattern, both sides with a black enamel rim, intenrally gilt, 5 x 9cm 2.67oztFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportWith a small flat chip to the black enamel to the lid. With general tarnish and wear to the silver.
Los 87
An enamelled silver compact,1930s, likely Austrian, of disc form, with blue guilloche enamel over a variety of engine-turned patterns with a floral rim, 7cm diameterFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportNo apparent hallmarks - tested as silver. Some scratches and marks to the enamel.
Los 88
An enamelled silver compact,1930s, likely Austrian, of disc shape, throughout with purple guilloche enamel over a variety of engine-turned patterns, the lid set to the centre with a perforated medallion of love birds, internally stamped '935 Sterling Silver', 6.5cm diameter, 1.86oztFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportWith some tarnish to the unenamelled silver. The marks within with some rubbing. Some fine scratches to the enamel.
Los 90
An Austrian enamelled silver compact,1920s, of square form with softly bevelled edges, decorated throughout in yellow guilloche enamel over various engine-turned patterns, the square lid with a painted landscape scene of two putti, internally with a bevelled mirror plate and a powder dispenser, stamped '487 Sterling Made in Austria, Ges. Gesch',6cm square, together with a matched lipstick case, 4cm highFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportThe lipstick case with remnants of lipstick in the holder. Some minor scratches to the enamel. The silver with some tarnish and wear. Both open and close easily.
Los 92
A small Norwegian enamelled silver compact,1920s, by Aksel Holmsen, of disc form, with orange guilloche enamel over a variety of engine-turned patterns, internally gilt, 3.5cm diameterFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportWith some minor scratches and marks. Some tarnish and wear. No chips to the enamel. Opens and closes easily.
Los 94
An enamelled silver compact,by David, Moss & Co., Birmingham 1927, of circular form, the lid with pink guilloche enamel over an engine-turned pattern, 6.5cm diameterFrom the private collection of a Cambridge Gentleman.Condition ReportWith remnants of a powder insert within. With some tarnish and wear throughout - with more prominent buildup to the recesses.
Los 144
A MIXED LOT:-. a George VI hip flask, with engine-turned decoration, inscribed, by D. Bros, Birmingham 1948, an Edwardian toast rack, by Hukin & Heath, London 1905, an Edwardian mounted photograph frame, by Boots Pure Drug Company, Birmingham 1904 and another small oval photograph frame (unmarked); the largest frame 7" (18cm) high; 7.3 oz weighable silver (4). **BP: 22.5% (inc VAT) + Lot Fee of £8
Los 148
A MIXED LOT:-. a North American candlestick (loaded), an engine-turned cigarette case, gilt interior, an engraved cigarette case, initialled, gilt interior, an engine-turned book match holder, a plain vesta, an engraved plated vesta, a set of 7 teaspoons, a napkin ring, inscribed, egg cup and a pair of trefid teaspoons; the candlestick 10.25" (26cm) high; 15.3oz weighable silver (lot). **BP: 22.5% (inc VAT) + Lot Fee of £8
Los 288
A MIXED LOT:-. a late Victorian child's rattle (lacking coral teether), two vesta cases, an engine-turned card case, monogrammed, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1923, a mounted cut-glass mustard pot and a novelty plated cocktail stick case in the form of a golf bag with 6 clubs (picks); the latter 3.5" (9cm) long; 6.3 oz weighable silver. **BP: 22.5% (inc VAT) + Lot Fee of £8
Los 340
A GEORGE V CIGARETTE CASE. rectangular with rounded corners, cedarwood lining, crested, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1929, together with an Indian cigarette box with an engine-turned cover and a cedarwood lined base, initialled, and a Victorian embossed box, with a hinged cover, initialled, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1899; the latter 7.25" (18.5cm) long; 6.1oz weighable silver (3). **BP: 22.5% (inc VAT) + Lot Fee of £8
Los 377
A MIXED LOT:-. a gold mounted amber and enamel cheroot holder (A/F), a late 19th/early 20th century gold cased pen/pencil in the form of a reeded column, another slimmer, engine turned pencil, both by Cutler & Co, a Victorian propelling pencil (A/F & metal innards) and a cased pair of pearl mounted 15ct studs; the column example 4.5" (11.5cm) long (extended); (5). **BP: 22.5% (inc VAT) + Lot Fee of £8
Los 341
An 18ct gold Swiss open-faced key-wound pocket watch: the movement having a cylinder escapement and signed Rotherham & Son, Geneva, the gold dial having engine-turned decoration and engraved with a river bank scene and c-scroll decoration, with black Roman numerals and blued steel hands, the case fully engraved to the rear and stamped within 18K, diameter 36mm, weight of watch ca. 30.3gms.Complete with wooden watch stand.
Los 344
Robert & Courvoisier, a silver open faced quarter-repeating pocket watch: the movement having a pierced and engraved balance cock with a silvered regulation and repeating the hour and quarter on two gongs, the backplate engraved Robert & Courvoisier, No. 30437, the silver dial with engine-turned decoration and floral border engraving, with wavy blued-steel hands, the case with engine-turned decoration to the sides and back, the inner cuvee signed Robert & Courvoisier, No. 30437, diameter 56mm.The Courvoisier family are one of the oldest associated with the clock making industry at La Chaux-de-Fonds and played an extremely influential role in the early history of Swiss carriage clocks. Several generations of the family were involved in the business through various associations. Josué-Robert with his son Louis founded "Robert Josué et fils". In 1781 the firm became "J. Robert et fils et Cie". It was run by Captain Louis Robert and Louis Courvoisier. Robert's widow continued the firm from 1787 as "J. Robert et fils, Courvoisier et Cie". In 1805 the name changed to "Robert, Courvoisier et Cie.The firm Robert & Courvoisier was initially named J. Robert et Fils et Cie, having been established in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland by Josué-Robert with his son Louis. In 1781 it was being run by Captain Louis Robert and Louis Courvoisier. Both these makers came from prominent Swiss watch and clock making families. Robert's widow took over his half and the firm in 1787, which was named Robert & Courvoisier until 1805 when it was renamed 'Robert, Courvoisier et Cie'.Watches and clocks by both the Robert and Courvoisier families are found in world museums including a selection in the British Museum.* Reference Allix & Bonnert Carriage Clocks, Antique Collectors Club 1974.Kathleen Pritchard, Swiss Timepiece Makers 1775-1975, Editions Simonin, Neuchatel 1997.
Los 348
Waltham U.S.A., a 9ct gold open-faced keyless pocket watch: the movement having a lever escapement with engine-turned decoration and engraved A.W.W.Co., Waltham Mass, 15 Jewels, U.S.A., 24613106, the dial having black Roman numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial, blued steel spade hands and signed Waltham, U.S.A., the case stamped for 9ct gold, Birmingham 1925, along with the initials ALD for the Dennison Watch Case Company Ltd and numbered 335458, the inner cuvee also marked along with the case style Special, diameter 48mm, weight of watch ca. 83.6gms.Complete with an 18ct gold 40cm watch chain, weight of chain and bloodstone fob ca.46.8gms.
Los 498
Two early 20th century pendants,: including a circular locket pendant with engine-turned decoration, with partial hallmarks, length ca. 3.6cm; a cable-link, gilt metal chain, length ca. 45cm; an openwork blue paste pendant, length ca. 3cm and a cable-link chain, length ca. 49cm, weight (exl gilt metal chain) ca.8.7gms.
Los 508
Two pairs of cufflinks and a medallion,: including a pair of 9ct gold, oval cufflinks with engraved border; one and a half 9ct gold cufflinks with engine turned decoration; a medallion with Egyptian control marks for 18ct gold, a pair of gold plated oval cufflinks with engine-turned decoration and a gilt metal chain, weight of hallmarked items ca. 15gms.
Los 1676
A 19th century Chinese Canton tortoiseshell snuff box, a Continental tortoiseshell portrait snuff box and an ebony snuff box: the first carved overall with figures, buildings and terraces, 6 x 4cm; the second set with the portrait of a military officer, possibly Spanish, gouache, 6.5cm; the third with engine turned decoration, 6.5cm [3].
Los 1784
A French Victorian engraved Anglaise carriage clock: the eight-day duration movement having a platform lever escapement and striking the hours and half-hours on a gong with a push button to repeat the last hour at will, with alarm, the backplate stamped with the serial number 2718, the white enamel dial having black Roman hour numerals, blued steel moon hands and with a subsidiary alarm setting dial, with a silvered engine-turned dial mask, the engraved Anglaise style case with Greek-key handle, height 19cm handle up, 16cm handle down.
Los 215
A pair of silver Concorde cufflinks, Birmingham no date, cased; a pair of silvered and gilt metal aeroplane cufflinks, cased; a Dunhill engine-turned lighter, with cleaning brush and booklet, in branded fitted case; and a Ronson table lighter, in circular wooden surround, with cleaning brush and booklet, boxed.Qty: 4Condition report:There are some minor scratches to the top of the Ronson lighter. The outside of its box is damaged. All other items are in very good condition. Please see additional uploaded images.
Los 161
The circular white dial with Roman numeral hour markers, fusee cylinder escapement with original cylinder, the outer case with sun-ray engine-turned decoration, accompanied by a brass winding keyPaul Philip Barraud was born in London in 1752, and came from a family of five children who were all horologists. He became Master of the Clockmaker's Company in 1810 and 1811 and died in 1820 when the manufacturing was taken over by his sons, John and Frederick.The firm was renamed Barrauds & Lund in 1838 when J. Lund was taken into the partnership and remained active until 1884.
Los 1061
The Lister D Type Stationary Engine. Manufactured by R.A Lister & Co. Ltd, Dursley, England. Block stamped D/602 - DH7. Brass plaque reads “ In Frosty Weather Drain Cylinder Jacket Every Night”. Brass plaque below reads: No. 1 1/29777 – Spec. 28DH – H.R 1 ½ - R.P.M 700. In two parts: block one: approx. 63cm x 38cm x 63cm. Block two: 41cm x 34cm x 25. Sold as untested, however appears to be in good condition.
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