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Los 15
A Victorian silver repoussé decorated oval box, a small silver pill box, a silver napkin ring, a tortoiseshell mounted magnifying glass, two silver mounted scent bottles, a jade earring and other silver bead necklaces in a mahogany box Condition Report: The magnifying glass has a flat chip to the edge of the glass about the size of a fingernail. The tortoiseshell case has a crack to each side, both issuing from the hinge area.The silver box has light wear and scratched in line with age and usage. The lid fits snugly and the hinge is sound. The interior is silver gilt there is some surface corrosion which looks as if a paperclip has been left there for some time in the past.
Los 265
An Indian thewa gold, glass and white metal box, Pratapgarth, Rajasthan, of octagonal form the cover with circular and oval panels decorated birds, deities and a monkey, to a white metal ground of foliate scrolls, the sides decorated deities and mythological figures, on ball feet, 11cm wide/see illustration Condition Report: Four of the thewa panels have cracks or fractures but the enamel is all present, no losses. The feet are all slightly 'pushed in' to underside, underside bent. General light wear
Los 332
A mixed lot of un-marked silver, marked and electroplated items, the majority of Indian origin, comprising a wine goblet, two sets of four champagne coupes, a large salver, a pair of basket shaped bon bon dishes, a dressing light, various bowls, a bowl and cover, a pair of salad spoons, pepper pot, small trinket box, tongs, eleven small vases, three corn on the cob holders, three piece dressing table set, eight various dishes, a modern metal ware bowl (boxed) and an hexagonal trinket box
Los 143
A Victorian richly-engraved silver beaker on stemmed foot, Robert Hennell, London, 1874, 3.8 oz, 11 cm high, to/w an ovoid lobed Christening mug with engraved decoration, Richard Pearce, London, 1859, 3.3 oz, 9 cm high (2)Both items are good condition, not dented or misshapen or restored, some light surface scratches
Los 324
A gentleman's 14k gold Omega Automatic Seamaster wristwatch with 17-jewel movement no.14139619, gilt-mounted cream dial, on gilt bracelet strapmovement winds and runs, dial discoloured at edge, light wear and scratching to crystal, hands change ok, case ok, bracelet clasp with logo, bracelet good/intact
Los 565
A Japanese stained ivory okimono of a standing Sarumawashi with a monkey standing on his head, 23 cm high; together with a similar okimono of a fisherman on a rock, 22 cm high, and a man carrying a boy on his shoulder, 27 cm high, all Meiji Period (3)Please note that there are three okimono in this lot and that condition may vary from okimono to okimono; some areas of age cracking and light or other damage extant.
Los 887
An interesting collection of inter-war private pilot's accoutrements, including London-Paris Aerial map by Edward Stanford Ltd., Gieves Ltd. light-weight canvas summer flying helmet with goggles and ear-phones, a leather flying helmet with goggles by S. Lewis's of London NW1, chrome and enamel Brooklands Aero-Club car badge, no.198, two log books 1934-35, another empty log-book, for S. J. Graveley (b1903), to/w his 1959 passport, 1935 Royal Aero Club Aviator's Certificate, 1941 Metropolitan Police note-book, Police identity card, Air Ministry Pilot's Licence 1935, aviation instruction books, etc., all contained in a stout leather case
Los 992
A 19th century French Louis XV style contre-Boulle mantel clock with drum movement by Vincent et Cie 1855, enamel dial and gilt metal mounts, 31 cm highGenerally fair condition, light wear and minor losses to exposed wood below top, no significant damage or repairs, working at time of inspection
Los 161
BIGGS RONNIE: (1929-2013) English Criminal, known for his role in the Great Train Robbery of 1963. An interesting T.L.S., R.A. Biggs, one page, 4to, Rio de Janeiro, 27th November 1978, to Tony [Delano, journalist and author of Slip-Up: How Fleet Street caught Ronnie Biggs and Scotland Yard lost him]. Biggs informs his correspondent, in part, 'Just a few lines from bad penny Biggs. I'm still in circulation, busting with health… You will probably be surprised to hear from me, knowing how much I love newspaper people. Recently, I was reading once again, 'Slip Up', and I have discovered certain amazing details which I would like to verify as to being the truth, or journalistic invention. I refer to the passage beginning: “When the warrant for Bigg's arrest…. Said Jack Slipper'… I would be much obliged if you are able to reveal to me the source of your information, and the date and time that the warrant was issued and the name of the magistrate's court. This information is most important....' A letter of good content for its references to Biggs' arrest. Some light surface and corner creases, and two small tears to the left edge. Together with a carbon typed copy of Delano's reply to Biggs, one page, 4to, n.p. (New York), 7th December 1978, Delano responds to the request for information and states, in part, 'I do not think that I can help you with much further detail about the particular passage of 'Slip-Up'. I have every reason to believe it's true - that is that it was Jack Slipper who, while a sergeant, swore out the original arrest warrant against you for the offenses arising out of the robbery. I seem to remember that he told the story himself either to Hitchen or to Vine who later retold it to me…I shall probably be seeing the others either in New York or London before Christmas so I'll ask them just in case they might have kept a note. 'Journalistic invention', indeed!'. Also including three printed pages each depicting the various dust jackets and cover for Slip-Up by Anthony Delano. G to VG, 5
Los 291
GAGARIN YURI: (1934-1968) Russian Cosmonaut, Pilot of Vostok 1, becoming the first man to journey into space, 1961. Vintage signed postcard photograph of Gagarin in a head and shoulders pose wearing his uniform. Signed with his name alone to the image. The signature is a little light although legible. Accompanied by the original envelope addressed to the English autograph collector Roy Deeley. A couple of very slight creases, otherwise VG
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