Rolex, Oyster perpetual watch, reference 67193, bi colour, stainless steel and yellow gold, with gold fluted bezel, signed white enamel dial with Roman numeral hour markers, within gold batons and minute track, fitted with a calibre 2130 self winding movement numbered 3215124, the case is numbered W255613, mounted on a bi-metal bracelet, the links marked 491B, the fold over clasp numbered 62523 and dated W8, with outer box,and paperwork including recent service documentation.Condition Report: Light scratches to bracelet and case sides when viewed under loupe.Movement functioning correctly at time of inspection.The movement has been opened for inspection and will need professionally resealing.Please note that the movement has not been tested for the accuracy of time and may need a service at the buyer's expense.Ewbanks does not guarantee the future working of the movement and we do not guarantee the authenticity of any individual component parts since subsequent repairs and restoration work may have resulted in the replacement of original parts
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Rolex, reference 18030 gold Day Date oyster perpetual wristwatch, gold fluted bezel surmounting a silvered signed dial with gold baton hour markers, day of week aperture at 12, date aperture beneath cyclops at three, signed crown, fitted with a calibre 3055 27 jewel self winding movement numbered 1555110, case number 9863768,the case back marked inside for 18 ct yellow gold, and 18000, mounted on a jubilee bracelet, in 18 ct yellow gold, the fold over clasp is marked 9828, with instruction booklet, and original sales receipt. Condition Report: Gross weight 140 grams The movement is in working condition at the time of cataloguing. All functions are working properly at time of test.The watch is in good condition with light surface scratching to case back and sides, when viewed under loupe.The movement has been opened for inspection and will need professionally resealing.Fits approx wrist size of 18/19cmPlease note that the movement has not been tested for the accuracy of time and may need a service at the buyer's expense.Ewbanks does not guarantee the future working of the movement and we do not guarantee the authenticity of any individual component parts since subsequent repairs and restoration work may have resulted in the replacement of original parts
Piaget, reference 926 A6 REF 926 A6, in 18 ct white gold with a diamond set bezel, the signed white gold wave dial with baton hour markers within a diamond set bezel, fitted with a calibre 9P 18 jewel manual wind movement the case band back in 18 ct white gold, the back secured by two screws and numbered 143773 and mounted on an integrated 18 ct white gold Piaget bracelet and locking clasp, dimensions: 24 mm, bracelet circumference approx 160 mmCondition Report: Gross weight 64 grams In good condition with strong hallmark and engravings on the back. There is some light wear visible throughout.The bracelet is in good condition with tight links and light wear.The movement has been opened for inspection and will need professionally resealing.Please note that the movement has not been tested for the accuracy of time and may need a service at the buyer's expense.Ewbanks does not guarantee the future working of the movement and we do not guarantee the authenticity of any individual component parts since subsequent repairs and restoration work may have resulted in the replacement of original parts
Buren open faced pocket watch, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, minute track and subsidiary dial, 15 jewels mechanical movement, in a 9 ct yellow gold Dennison case, hallmark Birmingham 1927Condition Report: 9 ct gross weight 83 grams light scratches to gold case and six small indentations to back of the casePocket watch is not currently working Ewbank's do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any lots sold.
Modern diamond ring, central claw set emerald cut diamond, with copy of GIA diamond dossier, stating carat weight as 0.73 carat, colour F and clarity VS2, gridle engraved with report number, mounted in platinum, hallmarked London 2000, ring size KCondition Report: Platinum Gross weight 4.5 gramsPlatinum has light scratches to surface GIA report number 11300415 completed Wed Jan 03 2001
Vintage two tone gold coin mount, with rope work boarder and textured detailing, articulated bail, bearing London import marks for 1978, centrally set with Victoria 1898 full sovereign, on a wheat link 1970's chain with safety chain, chain measures 50 cm in length Condition Report: Gross weight 21.2 grams light scratches to sovereign surface chain has two small kinks and one set of links are stretched near clasp
Two diamond set gypsy rings, one centrally set with an old cut diamond, mounted in a hexagonal mount, set in 18 ct yellow gold, and a 1930's Swiss cut diamond signet ring in 9 ct yellow gold hallmarked Chester 1937, makers marks T & S for W H Tandy & SonsCondition Report: 18 ct gross weight 7 grams9 ct gross weight 4.6 grams1930's ring approximately ring size S but has been split 18 ct gold ring shank is split and mis-shapen light scratches to gold surface
1960's gold fancy link charm bracelet, with heart padlock clasp and safety chain, in 9 ct yellow gold hallmarked Birmingham 1967, with six charms attached, including a lion carnelian and blood stone swivel fob, a chain link carnelian swivel fob, Irish harp sardonyx fob, and a round carnelian fob, all stamped or hallmarked as 9 ct and a onyx horse charm and oval carnelian charm, testing as 9 ct goldCondition Report: Gross weight 86.2 grams padlock heart clasp is opening and closing securelyAll gold has light scratches to surfaceoval carnelian fob has evidence of lead solder repair both swivel fobs have small indentations to surface Length approximately 17.5cm
Etruscan style 19th C drop earrings, depicting a Greek figure playing the lyre, carved into hardstone, articulated in an ornate gold surround, with hook fittings, in 18 ct rose gold, drop length 4.3 cmCondition Report: Gross weight 11.6 grams The earrings are in good condition, the gold shows no damage, and has only light scratching.There is a small chip to the edge of one of the hardstone cameos Suitable for pierced ears
Two rings, a vintage cabochon cut amethyst ring, hallmarked London 1968, ring size Q1/2, and a keeper style knot ring, size T, both mounted in 9 ct yellow goldCondition Report: Gross weight 23 gramsAmethyst ring is in good condition, stone is well set, gold has light surface scratchingKeeper ring has evidence of a full shank replacement, solder line is visible, metal is scratched
Four rings, one 1970's garnet and diamond set cluster ring, mounted in 18 ct yellow gold, ring size M, another sapphire and paste set ring, size L 1/2, with a vintage gypsy set garnet ring, size R 1/2 and a red and white paste set full eternity ring, size N, all mounted in 9 ct yellow gold Condition Report: 18 ct weight 3.2 grams9 ct gross weight 8.1 grams1970's garnet and diamond cluster ring, garnet, under gallery and shank are wornsapphire and paste set ring shank is mis-shapenvintage gypsy set garnet ring, garnet has a few very small chips to surface and light scratches to goldPaste set full eternity ring is missing two stones and all others are worn
Antique blue enamel and rose cut diamond set 'W' initial signet ring, mount stamped 18 ct, ring size O, and a shield shaped signet ring, in 9 ct, size NCondition Report: 18 ct gross weight 2.2 grams9 ct gross weight 2.8 gramsenamel signet ring shank is mis-shapen and could be larger ring size if corrected Shield shaped signet ring, one shoulder and part of shield is mis-shapen,light scratches to metals surface
1970's sapphire and diamond half eternity ring, tension set with three round brilliant cut diamonds, estimated total diamond weight 0.18 carats, alternately set with four round cut sapphires, hallmarked London 1973, ring size N 1/2 and a ruby and diamond dress ring, hallmarked London 2005, size O, both mounted in 18 ct yellow goldCondition Report: 18 ct gross weight 8.4 gramssapphire and diamond half eternity ring some of the stones are loose in their settings, light scratches to metals surface ruby and diamond ring is missing two diamonds, light scratches to metals surface, shank is slightly mis-shapen
Pair of amethyst clip on earrings, rectangular square cut amethysts, with an estimated weight of 3.67 carats and 3.52 carats, mounted in stamped 18 ct gold, together with a single aquamarine clip on earring, estimated weight 2.78 carats, mounted in stamped 18 ct goldCondition Report: Gross weight of amethyst earrings 9.2 gramsDimensions of amethysts:11.06 x 8.96 x 5.61mm = 3.67 carats11.04 x 8.77 x 5.48mm = 3.52 caratsIn worn condition with light surface scratches, one earring has damage to the goldGross weight of aquamarine earring 5.0 gramsDimensions of aquamarine:10.42 x 8.25 x 4.75mm = 2.78 caratsIn worn condition with light surface scratches
A superb quality Japanese Shibayama cabinet, Meiji Period circa late 19th century, the carved and pierced pediment depicting dragons holding a pearl, asymmetrical gilded and lacquer panelled doors below with carved ivory mother-of-pearl inlaid decoration, a central curved drawer (needs reassembly) flanked by further Shibayama panels, 3 short drawers below above a carved and pierced base, height 189cm, base width 117cmCabinet has not been touched for at least 50 years and is in need of light restoration and cleaning, some of the gold edging to the upper panels is lifting, also a couple of tiny pieces of the mother-of-pearl and ivory inlay missing, there is a crack just under the pearl in the pediment but generally woodwork is in very good condition with no major splits or damage, curved drawer is in separate pieces which need reassembly, the tail on 1 of the ivory animal design finials is detached but still present
A pair of Japanese cloisonne enamel vases, height 15cm, a polished bronze vase with elephant handles, height 19cm, and a pair of polished bronze vases (5)Both enamel vases have a chip on the shoulder, the larger bronze vase has a solder repair near the rim and on 1 handle, small bronze vases have light surface dents
CHANEL - a Maxi Flap XL black lambskin handbag, with burgundy lining, serial no. 2864511, 1991, with authentication card and booklet and an authentication certificate, length 34cm, height 22cm, with dust bagVery good condition, hardly used, a few very light surface scuffs on the inside surface of the bag, and a few very light surface scratches to the gold monogram clasp, generally very good
A selection of stick pins and accessories, to include a carved hardstone cameo stick pin, depicting the profile of a Roman soldier facing sinister, set to a circular rope twist border, 17mm diameter, indistinct hallmarks to pin, 7.2cm long, a gold coloured pin mounted with a United States of America 1 Dollar coin (date obscured) 6.4cm long, a banded onyx set pin, 6.4cm long, a turquoise coloured stone set example, 5cm long (at fault), a Chinese enamelled hair pin, 19.5cm long (at fault), and a further gemstone set hair pin, 11.5cm long (at fault) (6)CR; Blue and White example: Heavy loss of blue enamel. There appears to have been a central stone at one point, which has been lost. Some of the pearls appear to have been lost, but all others appear to be secure. Heavy scratching and wear throughout, possible signs of repair to reverse (see pictures). Heavy denting/misshaping to pin.Jade coloured example: Heavy loss and damage throughout. Heavy scratching, wear and abrasion. See pictures for illustration. Heavy misshaping/denting to prongs.Cameo example: Some small losses to the helmet, but largely the cameo is in good order, showing general scratching and light wear only. Signs of glue repair to reverse. Rope twist mount in good order, no splitting, major damage or signs of repair. Moderate misshaping to pin.Banded example: Some scratching and wear to onyx, no chips cracks or losses. Compartment to reverse is loose. General scratching and wear to mount and glazed compartment, but no cracks, splitting, denting or signs of repair. Rusting to the pin.Dollar example: Some thinning, general scratching and wear, no splitting, loss of repair. Some misshaping to pin.Turquoise: Moderate scratching and wear to the stone, some minor chips to the border. Moderate wear to the settings. Heavy bending to the pin.
A malachite stick pin, carved in the classical style as a female head with waved hair and a crown of grapes and vine leaves, set to a gold coloured mount with rope-twist border, gold coloured pin, overall length 9cm, weight 7.2gmsCR; Large chip/loss to the nose and to the crown above the forehead. Some minor chips/nibbling around the shoulders and mount. Face shows abrasion to highpoints, around the left eye, waves of hair and left side of head and neck. Scratching and wear throughout commensurate with age and use. Some light bending to the pin.
A 9ct gold snake necklace by Smith & Pepper, Birmingham 1960, the head and tail with engraved detail and garnet set eyes, coil spring body, tongue and box snap clasp fastening, 37cm long, weight 29.4gmsCR; Garnets to eyes are present and in tact. Head in good order, no splitting, thinning or signs of repair, all decoration is crisp. Body in good order, no signs of splitting, misshaping or repair, light scratching and wear, some light pulling to the body around the clasp. Clasp in good order. Hallmarks are clear.
A Victorian novelty vinaigrette/scent bottle by Sampson Mordan & Co, modelled as a horn, transparent glass body with gilt mounts, hinged cover opening to reveal a pierced grille, screw-fitting cap to base, gold coloured suspensory chain, registration lozenge for 21st June 1870, 8.8cm longCR; No cracks, chips or losses to the glass. There appears to be a blockage to the bottle neck. Denting and wear around the neck. Grille in good order, no splitting or signs of repair. Mounts are in good order - light denting, moderate scratching and wear, but no splitting, loss or signs of repair. Hinged cover opens and closes smoothly but does not sit completely flush. Chain links show some minor misshaping and thinning, no signs of repair. Please see additional images for illustration.
A treen knitting sheath, 18th century, possibly sycamore, with chip carved decoration in an all-over geometric pattern, cage handle, and incised "For God, Honour the King, TP1725 6" and thistle, 14.5cm longCondition reportMinor historic worn chips and nibbles, see additional images, general light rubbing wear commensurate with age and use, otherwise no visible splits, cracks or repairs,
A George VI silver milk jug and sucrier, Charles S Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1938, each of plain polished design with scroll form handles and cast Celtic bands to rim and foot, import marks for Dublin 1939, milk jug 11.3cm high, sugar bowl 8cm high, gross weight 9.82ozt (2)CR; Jug: Several small to mis-sized dents to the body. Moderate scratching, general wear to tear commensurate with age and use. No splitting, thinning or signs of repair. The jug does wobble on it's foot on a level surface.Sucrier: A few small, very light dents. Moderate scratching and general wear commensurate with age and use. No splitting, thinning or signs of repair. The sucrier sits level on a flat surface.
An early 20th century stationary box, of rectangular form with marquetry inlay and tambour cover, cedar wood lined interior, 18.7cm x 17cm, together with a marquetry jewellery box, 6.8cm H x 8cm W x 10.5cm D (2)Condition reportTambour box has some fading and light wear to the top and sides, no splits or faults to the tambour, jewellery box similarly has light wear with some very minor scuffing to one corner, no splits or faults to the drawers.
A Victorian brass and Bristol blue glass oil lamp, the crimped opaline shade above a lobed blue glass reservoir and a blue ceramic oval shaped column, upon a brass base and ebonised plinth, 67cm high without funnel, along with a Victorian brass and cranberry glass oil lamp, with a crimped glass shade over the cranberry glass reservoir, upon a brass barley twist column and an ebonised plinth base, 59cm without funnel (2)Condition reportBoth shades with minor nibbles to the lower rim along with very minor bubble defects.Cranberry glass lamp has multiple minor dents to base, also a 5cm crack to the glass reservoir.Blue glass lamp has no visible faults or damage, only general tarnishing and light wear
A collection of 20th century lady's clothing and accessories to include; two fur collared wool coats, one retailed by 'Koupycraft', a fuchsia satin dress and jacket, a bubblegum pink dress with black lace overlay bodice, a further grey lace dress, a large selection of lady's dress hats to include feathered examples, a selection of leather bags and small leather goods and a small quantity of fur gloves and stoles (Qty)Condition reportThe majority of the dresses and coats are approximately size 12, all items have been worn although show only light wear with very minor stains and fabric pulls, all items consigned from a single private estate.
TAXIDERMY: Six un-cased taxidermy garden bird displays, each modelled perched on a naturalistic ground, comprising: a chaffinch, 19.5cm high, a greenfinch, 22.5cm high, a blackbird, 19cm high, a robin, 23cm high, a thrush, 24cm high, and a nightingale, 19cm high (6)Condition reportGenerally good condition with no visible faults or repairs, some light 'ruffling' to feathers, and some very minor losses to the naturalistic bases.
A pair of Victorian silver napkin rings, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1897, each of square form with canted corners, engraved with butterflies and scrolling floral detail, each with monogrammed initial to central cartouche, 40mm x 40mm, gross weight 1.24ozt, complete in associated caseCR: Each napkin ring shows a moderate degree of misshaping when viewed top down (see pictures). No thinning, splitting or signs of repair. Moderate wear to the hallmarks on each example. Light wear to the decoration, particularly around the edges. Case shows moderate scratching and wear to the exterior, commensurate with age and use. Button mechanism is slightly loose. Some wear and tear to the interior, most concentrated around the fittings for the napkin rings.
A Victorian novelty silver coloured propelling pencil by Sampson Mordan, modelled as a cat in standing position with fur effect chasing, registration mark to pencil shaft, 43mm long, set to a silver coloured Arts & Crafts style bracelet, 18cm long (at fault) Condition Report; Pencil is pictured fully extended. The mechanism opens and closes flush, but is very stiff. There is heavy misshaping and splitting around the nib (see pictures). Heavy wear to the Rd number on the pencil, but S.Mordan & Co mark is clear. The pencil is lacking lead. The inner pencil does not rotate to extend the internal lead, this may be a fault and repair may be required.Small areas of splitting to the tail and mouth. Some light denting, moderate scratching, and moderate wear/loss of definition to the engraved decoration, mostly concentrated around the tail. Some build-up and discoloration around the internal channel. No obvious signs of repair.Thinning to the piercing of the bracelet links. Possible signs of solder repair to some of the links. Some denting, moderate scratching and wear throughout. Loss of plate throughout. Clasp in working order.See pictures for further illustration.
Two Flight, Barr & Barr cabinet plates, early 19th century, each with central polychrome enamel floral spray within gilt rococo scrolled border, surrounded by butterflies against a pale blue ground, the shaped rim with gadrooned edge, impressed maker's mark and printed iron red circle mark enclosing the Royal Arms and Prince Of Wales feathers (used from 1813 to 1819) (2)CR; Example pictured right shows several areas of loss to the gilt on the shaped rim and scroll border (see pictures). Example pictured left shows minor loss to the gilt on the shaped rim, and more extensive loss to the scroll border. Enamel decoration is in good order, showing light scratching and wear, but no notable areas of damage or obvious signs of restoration. No chips, hairline cracks or crazing. Royal arms to the reverse of the left example is heavily worn, the other shows light wear but is still legible. See pictures for illustration.
A Beswick huntswoman on brown horse, model No. 1730 (style two), discontinued 1975, 21.5cm high, with a Beswick huntsman on rearing horse, model No. 868 (style two), discontinued 1995, 24.5cm high, a Beswick Boy on Palomino Pony, model No. 1500, discontinued 1976, 14cm high, and two Beswick Girls on Skewbald Ponies, model No. 1499 looking straight ahead, discontinued 1965, each 14.5cm high (at fault) (5)CR; Huntswoman: No cracks, crazing, chips or losses. No obvious signs of restoration and repair.Huntsman: Moderate crazing to the base, light patches of crazing to the horse legs and huntsman legs. No cracks, chips or losses. No obvious signs of restoration or repair.Children: One of the female figures has been fractured at the neck and had subsequent glue repair. The same figure shows crazing throughout. The other female figure shows extensive restoration to the legs and body of the horse, and possible signs of restoration around the legs of the figure and hair. The male figure shows crazing to the rider.All pieces show general scratching and wear commensurate with age.
Nine Beswick Beatrix Potter rabbit figures, comprising: Peter Rabbit (first version: small size; first variation: dark blue jacket), model No. 1098/2, 11.5cm high, with Mrs Rabbit (first version: small size; umbrella out), model No. 1200/1, 10.5cm high, Mr Benjamin Bunny (first version: pipe out), model No. 1940/1, 12cm high, Benjamin Bunny (first version: ears out, shoes out), model No. 1105/1, 10.5cm high, Mrs Flopsy Bunny (colour 2: light blue dress, pink bag), model No. 1942, 10.5cm high, Cecily Parsley (first version: head down, bright blue dress), model No. 1941/1, 10cm high, and Flopsy, Mopsy And Cottontail (style one), model No. 1274, 7cm high, all with BP-2a back stamp, and two later Peter Rabbit figures (9)
A silver plated and gilded nautilus shell centre piece, 19th century, modelled as a putto and two swans upon a mirrored lake amidst a rectangular rocky surround, the frosted glass nautilus shell resting upon bulrushes, 25cm high (at fault)CR; The shell shows some nibbles to the rim (see pictures). No other cracks, chips or losses, some light scratching and wear commensurate with age and use. The mesh frame has splits and losses throughout (see pictures). The reigns between the putto and swans are broken and have become detached, repair required. (see pictures). The figures are in good order, no splitting, major damage or repair, and they are secure on the base. Stand and base are in good order, no losses, major damage or repair. General scratching and wear throughout commensurate with age. Piece would benefit from professional cleaning.
A glass tazza, late 18th century, the flat galleried top raised on a reeded lobed hollow stem of inverted baluster form terminating in a domed spreading folded foot, unpolished pontil, 25.5cm diameter, 16.5cm highCondition reportSix minor blowing faults to the tray top and two further at the stem joint, both 2cm long, along with multiple tiny bubbles.1cm depression to folded rim, possibly a polished chip.Otherwise light rubbing wear commensurate with age and use
A Waterford crystal chandelier, late 20th century, the five 'S' shaped branches extending to dish shaped sconces with bead and lustre droplets, 48cm high, along with a pair of conforming two branch wall light fittings (3)Condition reportNo visible cracks, chips or faults, all pendants and droplets are present, possible minor nibbles to tips and points.
A pair of French gilt metal three branch wall light fittings, early 20th century, the shaped back plates with two tiers of hanging glass pendants over the three branches, terminating in scalloped glass dish sconces, hanging glass pendants and lustres, 39cm long (2) Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only, prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use or installation of these items.Condition reportOne droplet is detached and lacks an eye hook to re attach, light tarnishing to the back plates and branches, possible minor nibbles and chips to the droplets and pendant tips.
A pair of French glass two branch wall light fittings, early 20th century, each formed as two 'S' shaped branches terminating in two tiered sconces with glass droplet pendants, 15cm high (2) Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only, prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use or installation of these items.
A Spiers number 10 gunmetal chariot plane, circa 1840, the brass body with knurled adjustment screw holding a 1" wide steel blade, stamped maker's mark and owner's details, the foot 8.5cm long, the body 9.5cm long overall Blade indistinctly stamped '4' , see further images, general light pitting and scratches to the body with some tarnishing to the blade, screw threads are good with only slight wear.
A Victorian table top paper theatre, 19th century, with hand coloured proscenium arch, scenery and characters, set on a wooden stage above a printed orchestra pit, and inserted into a hand-made wooden case with sliding glass front panel and removable electric light fitting, the glass panel 46cm x 46cm, the case 49.5cm overall
A Regency style giltwood circular wall mirror, 19th century, the eagle crest above the convex mirrored plate, within an ebonised border and moulded frame applied with spheres, 93cm H x 65cm WCondition reportThe spheres are possibly later re painted with two missing, some light decolourisation to the eagle crest and mirror frame, minor splits/cracks to the ebonised border, general light wear/fading commensurate with age and use
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