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Preisdatenbank abonnierenWALKER & HALL; two Victorian hallmarked silver berry spoons with gilt bowls and chased decoration to the handles, with engraved initials ‘G’, Sheffield 1896-1898, fitted in case, approx 4.8ozt/149g.Additional InformationMinimal wear to each, light scratches, the case is a little bit tired.
A 9ct yellow gold and three stone diamond set ring, the collet set diamonds each weighing approx 0.05ct, spaced with raised hearts, size O, approx 8.4g.Additional InformationThere is a certain amount of tarnishing to the surface, the width of the ring is 7.5mm. Light general surface wear. The diamonds are facing up nicely white.
A George V hallmarked silver case with chain wrist loop engraved outer case, the gilt washed interior with spring loaded clip to one side and mirror to the opposing side, Chester 1910, 10 x 7.5cm.Additional InformationThe case opens and closes tightly and well, shows signs of minimal use, light surface scratches, free from any engraving or initials.
WILLIAM NEALE; a George V hallmarked silver matchbox holder with engine turned decoration surrounding circular cartouche with engraved initials 'EML', Birmingham 1927, together with three further similar hallmarked silver examples, approx 4.5ozt/140g (4).Additional InformationGeneral wear, light scratches, scuffs, minor denting.
A late Victorian leather cased ebonised and silver mounted two section baton, 'The Handy Pocket Baton', with presentation details to both the box lid and the central band 'Presented to Mr J.I.Lane by the Irlam Singing Class, March 1889', London 1888, length when screwed together 48cm.Additional InformationThe box itself is in fairly good order with just light scuffing. The silver is slightly worn in parts, where it screws together it is very slightly loose, a few scratches and scuffs to the ebonised section and surface wear. The hallmarks are still legible.
LONGINES; a lady's 9ct gold wristwatch, the rectangular dial set with batons, with 9ct gold strap, approx 20g.Additional InformationLength of the dial 22mm, width 17mm. General wear, light scratches and scuffs, when wound the watch appears to be ticking but this is no guarantee that the watch is working, light scratches to the case.
RAILWAY INTEREST; 'Winegarten's Railway Regulator', a crown wind plated open face pocket watch with white enamel dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds hand inscribed to both the dial and the reverse case and back of case also centred with a steam train within the oval, diameter 57mm, and a plated key wind open face pocket watch with white enamel dial set with Roman numerals, the case back inscribed 'G.W.R. 2664 (scratched through) 530, diameter 55mm.Additional InformationThe first watch has an area of fine cracks running around the ten, eleven and twelve markers, also running down towards the eight, does not currently work. Light tarnishing and surface scratches. The second watch has cracks to the dial, is missing the glass, stained to the lower portion, chips around the subsidiary seconds hand. The GWR is barely legible and heavy surface tarnishing, not working.
HERMÈS; a quartz stainless steel wristwatch, the rounded square dial set with Arabic numerals within the H logo case, no.HH1.510.2442446 to the reverse, on black leather embossed strap with a further brown leather strap, boxed.Additional InformationSold with current black non-Hermès bracelet but sold with a correct brown leather bracelet, also in Hermès watch box. Light surface scratches to the dial, all over scratches to the case and heavy wear to the bracelet. The buckle is stamped Hermès. The watch ticks when wound, but this is no guarantee to be in working order. Length of watch case 36mm, width 30mm.A lady's watch.
UNIVERSAL; a gentleman’s 18ct yellow gold wristwatch, the circular dial set with gold batons and on integral tapering bracelet, diameter excluding winding crown 32mm, length of bracelet 17cm, approx 57.8g.Additional InformationThe watch back is numbered 142002/0106, ticks when wound, but this is no guarantee of working order. It comes with a Universal box and paperwork. Light surface scratches and as you can imagine, there is some give and misshaping to the integral bracelet.
ROBERTS & DORE; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver limited edition plate commemorating the marriage of Her Royal Highness The Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips, no. 1038, approx 11.85ozt/368g, with certificate and original box.Additional InformationGeneral wear, light tarnishing and scratches.
JOHN & WILLIAM DEAKIN; an Edward VII hallmarked silver ink stand and silver mounted clear glass inkwell, Sheffield 1903, the stand with retailer’s stamp ‘Sly & Co Barnstaple H5280’ to underside, 22.1 x 9.8cm, weighable silver approx 3.1ozt/97.7g.Additional InformationThe glass with some light scratches and nibbles, lid somewhat loose, the stand with several dents and misshaping to rim, scratches, nicks, tarnish, some rubbing to marks, etc; a slight wobble when placed on a flat surface so one of the feet slightly misshapen.
BAUME & MERCIER; a gentleman's mechanical chronograph, the circular dial set with Arabic numerals and two subsidiary seconds dials, diameter excluding winding crown 35mm, the case reverse with stamped marks and no. 1294, on later leather strap, with Timepiece Watch Repairs of Chester service receipt dated 2018.Additional InformationTicks when wound but no guarantee of working order, vast majority of the gold plating worn off, further light scratches and general wear, with
SAMUEL MERITON II; a George III hallmarked silver sauce boat with double scroll handle, bead decorated rim and raised on three stepped hoof supports, the body engraved with the initials 'R.C.', London 1781, length 13.5cm, approx 4.23ozt/131.5g.Additional InformationSome tarnishing and toning throughout, some internal light scratches, but hallmarks are very clear and legible. No dents, no splits, overall a good example. Presented in a Lowe & Sons of Chester box and sold with copy of valuation from this company.
HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON LTD; an Elizabeth II hallmarked silver scallop moulded napkin clip, London 2007, length 5.4cm, and a smaller patent example by the Boots Pure Drug Company, Birmingham 1911, approx 0.3ozt/11.8g (2).Additional InformationScratches and nicks, some rubbing, further light general wear.
An Elizabeth II hallmarked silver triple sconce candelabrum, the sconces detachable to form a single candle stick, the base set on loaded spreading octagonal foot, Birmingham 1967, height 32cm.Additional InformationHallmarks slightly rubbed, makers mark slightly obscured but component parts in good condition, just light tarnishing and surface scratches.
WILLIAM NEALE; a Victorian hallmarked silver vesta case with applied crown dated 1887, Birmingham 1893, together with a further hallmarked silver vesta case, hallmarked silver card case, and silver plated vesta case with Royal Artillery emblem, silver approx 3.4ozt/106g (4).Additional InformationMinor wear to the plated example, general wear throughout, light scratches, scuffs, minor denting.
An 18ct yellow gold and diamond three stone graduated diamond ring, the central stone weighing approx 0.33ct, the side stones weighing approx 0.25ct, size O, approx 2.8g.Additional InformationStones are drawing a little yellow but they sparkle and are well matched. The ring itself shows light signs of wear.
S W SMITH & CO; a George V hallmarked silver ink standish, the inkwell with hinged canted rectangular lid enclosing a clear glass well and raised on a canted rectangular platform with dished pen tray and scrolling feet, Birmingham 1915, length 20.5cm, approx 17.8ozt/555g.Additional InformationClear hallmarks, each section bearing a hallmark, of good gauge, no inscriptions, light surface scratches and a little bit pitting only.
HERBERT CHARLES LAMBERT; a good quality George V hallmarked silver trumpet vase with applied Chinese figural masks and embossed floral swags, also stamped with retailer's mark to base, London 1911, height 14.75cm, approx 8.1ozt/253.1g.Additional InformationA good solid gauge, no damage at all, apart from slightly misshapen foot rim, so it is leaning ever so slightly. Clear hallmarks and maker's mark. Tarnishing and toning throughout with light surface wear.
A small quantity of costume jewellery including a well figured brown agate Victorian brooch in yellow metal pierced frame, a hinged hallmarked silver snap bangle, various other white metal and costume jewellery. Additional InformationThe agate itself is in good order with light surface scratches, the frame is slightly misshapen. The hinged snap bangle has a safety chain, it works well and locks tightly, it has an engraved platform. Various wear throughout.
AAGE ALBING; two Danish sterling silver 'Queen Margethe' cups of graduated size with gilt washed interiors modelled after the original, both with stamped marks to bases, height of taller 9.4cm, approx 11.7ozt/364g, and a Royal Copenhagen porcelain example with silver gilt mounts by Anton Michelsen (3).Additional InformationRubbing to the gilding throughout, further light surface scratches, nicks and tarnish. Light general wear to the Copenhagen porcelain, similar rubbing to the gilt on the mounts.
A lady's Art Deco platinum and diamond set wristwatch, the silvered dial set with Arabic numerals and with sapphire winding crown within a framework of diamonds and on mesh 9ct white gold bracelet, total approx 25.9g, length of main section of watch 25mm, width 15mm.Additional InformationNot working, light surface scratches. The larger diamonds weigh approx 0.05ct. There is plenty of give and heavy wear to the mesh bracelet, including an area of damage to the edge. Overall general surface wear.
HORACE WOODWARD & CO LTD; a pair of Victorian hallmarked silver vases with lobed rims on tapered knopped stems to loaded spreading circular feet, London 1900 and 1901, height 21.8cm, and a cake slice with silver sheath handle (3).Additional InformationVases with dents, one noticeable to rim of one vase, further misshaping, nicks, scratches and knocks particularly to feet, further light wear to slice.
An Italian silver twin handled tastevin with repoussé decoration featuring the Roman Colosseum and inscribed 'Il Colosso' with further beaded detail, stamped 'TS' with further swan mark, diameter 16.5cm, approx 3.6ozt/112g.Additional InformationScratches, nicks, tarnishing, light general wear.
J ORALLY; a set of four William IV Scottish hallmarked silver Fiddle pattern table spoons, each with engraved initials JL to the terminals, Edinburgh 1835, length 23cm, approx 9.74ozt/303g.Additional InformationSome tarnishing and toning throughout, but the bowls themselves show minimal signs of wear, light surface scratches, very clear hallmarks.
THE GREAT FROG; an unusual silver ring set with a Victorian glass eye, size P, approx 13.5g, hallmark slightly obscured.Additional InformationThe hallmark is just slightly obscured, so impossible to read the date letter. A few surface knocks throughout and light scratches to the glass eye. No box with this ring, but basically in good order.It would be possible to re-size this ring.
IWC (INTERNATIONAL WATCH COMPANY); a rare and oversized WWII German Luftwaffe pilot's watch with indirect centre seconds and hack feature, c.1940, the black dial set with Arabic numerals with outer case inscribed to the interior 'B-UHR, Bauart:I.W.C. Werk NR:1014067, Anforderz:FL.23883' with case and movement matching numbers 1033467 and with additional number to the edge of the outer case FL23883, diameter excluding winding crown 55mm.Footnote: These watches have become known as the B-UHR style, abbreviated for Beobachtungs-Uhren or 'Observation' watch. The watch had two dial variations, this example has the standard outer minute track and large triangle at 12 o'clock, this being a Type A. The FL23883 inscription to the side of the case identifies the watch as one designed for navigation, and, as these watches were property of the Luftwaffe and not the individual pilots or navigators, they each had to return their watches after completing their service, enhancing their collectability today. The watches were fitted with extra long straps so they could be worn over a flight jacket and the oversized crown could be operated with gloves on and would be able to stop the centre seconds for precise time setting.Additional InformationPlease refer to the additional photographs for close-up details, but the watch is certainly ticking when wound. Very light surface scratches to the case and glass, but basically in good original condition. Is presented on a grey cloth strap with simple buckle.For those asking about reference numbers on the watch it really is difficult to provide more information than we did at the point of cataloguing with all reference numbers quoted along with many photographs.
PATEK PHILIPPE; an 18ct yellow gold purple enamel and diamond set fob watch with matching brooch, the watch with white enamelled dial set with Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds hand, floral decorated edge and with purple enamelled back centred with a rose cut diamond set star with seventeen stones, signed cuvette and movement numbered 131.794, the case 239.863, diameter 32mm, the brooch set with twenty rose cut diamonds with swivel bail and purple enamel decorated 'wings', width 44mm, in original Patek Philippe leather case and sold with extract from the Archives detailing date of manufacture 1905, date of sale April 23rd 1906.Footnote: A near identical watch of different colourway is in the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva and was given to Queen Victoria.Provenance: From a private North West collection.Additional InformationPresented in excellent condition, ticks when wound and moves freely. Light scratches to the enamel and to the glass, as you would expect. Enamel is good to both the brooch and the watch. Minor surface wear to the case and presented with copy of insurance valuation for £20,000.Brooch unmarked, total weight is 40.4g
Three gold plated crown wind screw back open face pocket watches, the first by Hamilton with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds hand and winding crown at the 'three' point, the twenty-one jewelled movement signed 'C.R. McLachlan, Winnipeg, Man and No.347606, diameter 50mm, the second by Waltham with fifteen jewel movement No.21721620, diameter 51mm, the third by Elgin with seventeen jewel movement No.20994420, diameter 45mm.Additional InformationThe Hamilton watch has an area of cracking around the number two, general surface wear and some tarnishing to the metalware, ticks when wound. The Waltham example has heavy tarnishing to the case throughout, very heavy in parts, ticks when wound, hairline crack to the dial between the eleven and twelve points with some light surface scratches to the dial. The Elgin example does not tick and has a hairline crack running from the subsidiary seconds hand to five various points in the outer dial, a couple of dents to the back of the case. All three with general surface wear throughout.
A George V hallmarked silver small twin handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1928, length 13.5cm, a similar smaller silver trophy cup, a 925 stamped hammered bowl set with turquoise coloured cabochons, a silver and velvet purse with later applied enamel decoration, and an oak card container with silver mounts inscribed 'Bridge', the two trophies and pin dish weight 5.9ozt/184g.(5).Additional InformationThe smallest trophy has a misshapen foot rim, a few surface dents and light surface scratches and is quite sprung. The larger trophy cup is in better condition with a misshapen foot rim. As detailed on the purse the enamel decoration is later, very crude and does not fit correctly. The 925 grade dish has some surface scratches to the turquoise coloured cabochons and the bridge box appears ok.
SAMUEL BOAZ LANDECK; an Edward VII hallmarked import silver model of a wheelbarrow with repousse decoration featuring a courting couple to barrow interior and foliate scrolls to exterior, Chester 1902, length 9.6cm, approx 1.1ozt/34g.Additional InformationSome knocks and misshaping, the left wheel at an angle so does not run straight or freely, further light general wear.
WALTHAM; two crown wind gold plated screw back open face pocket watches, the first with white enamel dial set with Roman numerals and Arabic twenty-four hour numerals with subsidiary seconds dial and movement inscribed 'P.J. Bartlett, Waltham, Mass, with seventeen jewelled movement No.17078190, diameter 55mm, the second with white enamel dial inscribed 'Waltham, Vanguard twenty-three jewels', with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds hand with twenty-three jewelled movement, No.28881020, diameter 52mm (2).Additional InformationBoth have light surface scratches to both case and glass, tarnishing around the winding crown and loop but both tick when wound, balance wheel moves freely, just light general surface wear.
HASELER BROTHERS; a cased set of four George V hallmarked silver open salts with matched silver spoons, each of circular form with blue glass liners, Chester 1920, approx 7.55ozt/234.7g. Additional InformationA couple of the marks on the salts are rubbed, the blue glass liners and very tight/snug fit, general wear, light scratches, tarnishing throughout.
NOT BANKSY (British, Contemporary); stencil and spray paint, ‘Monkey (Grey)’ (2018), signed and no. 4/5, with artist’s blind stamp, CoA attached verso, image 28 x 38cm, framed and glazed.(D)Additional InformationImage in excellent condition. Very light wear to frame.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org
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