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Preisdatenbank abonnierenCigars - Sealed box of Quintero Panetelas, together with a part box of twenty-one Condition: Both boxes appear to have opened, some cigars missing from one, label and tape stuck to box, we cannot guarantee how these cigars have been stored, light wear to box - **General condition consistent with age
Cigars - A sealed box of fifty King Edward Invincibles, together with a part box of thirty-eight Condition: One box is sealed, the other box is open and missing cigars, cigars are individually wrapped, tape stuck to box, we cannot guarantee how these cigars have been stored, light wear to box - **General condition consistent with age
19th Century electroplate oval biscuit barrel, the hinged cover having figural knop formed as a rearing horse within two bands of engraved decoration, the main body having decoration in relief with five reserves, each depicting a figure riding on the back of a sheep amongst scrolling foliage and mask heads, 20cm wide Condition: Some light wear to the plate - **General condition consistent with age
Regency brass mounted black lacquered trefoil shaped decanter stand having a central loop handle and standing on ball feet, containing three small period facet cut decanters, each having a mushroom stopper, height of decanters 19cm, overall height of stand 26.5cm Condition: Some light wear to the stand, some minor nibbles to the decanters mainly on the stoppers - **General condition consistent with age
Edwardian diamond and garnet 18ct gold serpent ring, Chester 1907, the coiled reptile with an old cut brilliant of approximately 0.2 carats, garnet set eyes, size S, 9.6g gross Condition: Width of band 8mm approximately, some light wear to the bands, the diamond has a chip towards the edge - **General condition consistent with age
Anonymous - 9ct gold open faced pocket watch, the enamel dial with black Roman numerals, sunken subsidiary seconds dial and blued steel hands, the four piece hinged case housing an unsigned movement, 48mm diameter, 79g gross inclusive of movement, cased Condition: Movement currently functions, the plastic crystal has discoloured, hands are very rusty, light scratches to case, buckle and dent to case back - **General condition consistent with age
Perry, 24 Regent St, London - 9ct gold open faced pocket watch, the signed white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, sunken subsidiary seconds dial, blued steel hands, the four piece hinged case housing a Swiss keyless wound movement, 50mm diameter, 89g gross inclusive of movement Condition: Movement currently functions, wear to dial with rubbing to the manufacturers mark, light scratches and wear to case - **General condition consistent with age
P. Muncey, London - 18ct gold open faced pocket watch, London 1866, the signed white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, sunken subsidiary seconds dial, blued steel hands, the three piece hinged case having a three quarter plate key wound movement with diamond endstone, bi-metallic split compensated balance to an English lever escapement, movement signed 'Parker Muncey-Clapham Road-London- 4186, 47mm diameter, 80g gross inclusive of movement Condition: Movement currently does not function, case is a little worn and the decoration has lost some definition, light scratches and wear to the case - **General condition consistent with age
Fob watch, stamped '750', the four piece hinged case with gold cuvette housing a bar movement with cylinder escapement, 36mm diameter, 40g gross inclusive of movement, in original case with easel back and two winding keys Condition: Movement winds but does not function, light scratches and wear to case - **General condition consistent with age
Georgian silver pair cased pocket watch, inner and outer case do not match, the verge escapement fusee movement signed 'Walker-London' and numbered 69140; 53mm diameter, on a metal chain, with three watch keys Condition: Movement winds and ticks but does not continue for long, no glass, scratches to dial surface, light scratches and wear to case - **General condition consistent with age
Rolex - Government issue metal open faced pocket watch, the white dial with black Arabic numerals, sunken subsidiary seconds dial and blued steel hands, the screw back case inscribed '8394' with 'B' above and arrow mark above that, housing a signed Cal 548 movement, 52mm diameter Condition: Movement currently does not function, light scratches and wear to case - **General condition consistent with age
Complicated Goliath watch, with moon phase, month, day and date subsidiary dials, in a plated metal case, cuvette inscribed 'Gabriel - 24 & 25 Bishopsgate St Within - London - Swiss Made', the movement stamped 'Swiss Made' and 'May 1886', 68mm diameter; with a silver fronted travelling case Condition: Movement currently functions, the dial has a series of cracks allover, the setting buttons for day, date, months and moon need attention, nibbles to edge of glass, light surface scratches to case, silver outer case has dents to the corners and light scratches - **General condition consistent with age
19th Century French ormolu and Sevres style garniture de cheminee, the clock with applied foliate, ribbon and musical instrument decoration, square ceramic dial with foliate decoration and Roman numerals, breakfront plinth base standing on turned feet, the brass movement stamped JBD and numbered 32209, striking on a bell and enclosed by a pierced foliate patterned door, 28cm high on a giltwood base, the somewhat similar side pieces of urn shaped form and having decoration depicting romantic couples in a garden setting, 24.5cm high, each standing on a giltwood base Condition: We do not guarantee the movement or accuracy of clocks, the ceramic panels to the clock have some light wear and small nibbles around the winding holes and above the numeral 12, the urns also have some light wear, we believe there would have been an urn on top of the clock originally, all pieces appear to have been regilded some time ago - **General condition consistent with age
Ten boxed Matchbox Superfast 75 Series diecast vehicles to include 6 Tyrone Malone Superboss, 4 57 Chevy x 2 in red and light purple, 59 Porsche 928, 57 Carmichael Rescue Vehicle, 73 Model A Ford x 2, 26 Cable Truck, 47 Jaguar SS100 in red, 26 Cable Truck and 56 Mercedes 450 SEL Taxi, all diecast excellent, boxes gd overall
Collection of Star Wars board games and other items to include, Death star assault game, Saga addition Monopoly, 2 Adventures of R2 D2 game, Clone wars edition Risk game, Rescue on Geonosis board game, Top trumps tournament, Trivial pursuit, Galactic conquest, 3D 3 puzzle pack, Panoramic puzzle, Paper art new and sealed, Light saber remote wall room light, episode 1 escape from Naboo game, 3 various calendars, total 17 items
Hornby Dublo 00 Gauge 3-Rail Train Set and Accessories, EDP 13 2-6-4 Tank Passenger Set, comprising BR black locomotive No 80054 and three maroon Suburban coaches and track, in original set box, Turntable, Colour Light Signals (3), D1 Through Station and Island Platform, Signal box, various items of track and two transformers (one unboxed), all in original boxes, F-VG, boxes F-G (qty)
A Modest Group of Continental-style Set-piece Scenic Accoutrements by Faller and Noch, including boxed Faller House Nr 219, G-VG, some paint loss to curved end, with unboxed sawmill Nr 229 with powered mill wheel and light, Flower Shop and Greenhouse Nr 220, with slight damages, a Noch pond with trees surrounding item Nr 772, and a small partially-completed house, mostly G-VG (5)
A Hornby O Gauge Watchman's Hut and Very Assorted Other Items, the Hut with Brazier but lacking fireirons, G, in non-original box, a small posse of unpainted lead figures, modern grey Fergie tractor model, a Lemax Christmas scene, Tri-ang controller, and various boxes of light fittings, small motors, LED's, and OO gauge parts, mostly G (qty)
Modified/renamed Hornby-Dublo OO Gauge 2-rail Castle Class Locomotives, Four locomotives, all with ½" motors, renamed/numbered as no 4016 'The Somerset Light Infantry', 5031 'Totnes Castle', 5069 'Isambard Kingdom Brunel' and (7032) 'The South Wales Borderers', all with etched plates except 7032's number, three in original H-D boxes one of which has repair label 36392 (4)
A TULWAR SWORD. A Tulwar sword with steel hilt and saucer shaped pommel, and knuckle guard. The crossguard of hammer-head form with twin langets, with traces of original plating. The T shaped blade of 28.1/4" has a full length rear spine, reinforcing the striking power. A light decoration on one side a third along the blade, and an overall length of 32.3/4", lacking a scabbard.
A LIGHT CAVALRY TROOPERS SWORD & SCABBARD A Troopers Light Cavalry sword, in the style of the 1788 pattern, with steel scabbard. Single edged curved 32" blade with 7/8th length wide fullers, steel hilt with wire wrapped grip. Dual langets that locate the blade into the single ring mount scabbard, some rust evident.
A 1796 PATTERN TROOPERS SWORD & SCABBARD (Bucks Yeo) A 1796 Troopers pattern Light Cavalry sword, with very clean 32.3/4" blade with Bate on the back-edge. Leather wrapped hilt with partial covering, steel hilt and backstrap. The steel scabbard with D Egg Hay Market London engraved in one cartouche. 3 Regiment Bucks Yeomanry 1803, on the other side of the scabbard, October 21 1803 or 5 amid foilage decoration, below the cartouche. See Illustration.
AN OSBORN 1796 VARIANT SWORD & SCABBARD. An officers 1796 Light Cavalry variant sword by Osborne Gunby Street, in gold lettering. Steel hilt with wire wrapped wooden grip, the guard and backstrap of steel. The clipped point blade of some 33.1/2", is decorated with GR, Trophies and other designs, all with gilt infill. Lacking a scabbard, the blade with large and narrow three-quarter fullers.
A LIGHT BRIGADE CHARGERS MEDAL. A three bar Crimea Medal with the name engraved to Henry Jewell X1th Hussars. The bars are Alma, Balaklava, Sebastopol, the naming in upright capitals. Henry Jewell is listed as Wounded on October 25 1854, his Regimental number was 1403. In Lummis and Wynn's excellent Honour The Light Brigade, it shows Henry Jewell enlisted in September 1848. Severly wounded in the Charge on the 25th October 1854. His bars are confirmed, also that he attended the First Balaklava Banquet 25th October 1873. He became a Member of the Balaklava Commemoration Society in 1879. It would appear that Medals sent out were unnamed when issued to those still abroad. Whilst some were named to those serving at base back in this country. See Illustration
AN INDIA G-SERVICE MEDAL TO AN OFFICER 1st MADRAS LANCERS. An Indian General Service Medal 1854 with bar Burma 1887-89, named to Lieut R de L Faunce. 1st Madras Lancers. Robert de Launa Faunce was commissioned into the Oxford Light Infantry, 17th September 1887. Transferring to the Indian Army he was awarded the medal and clasp for the Burma Expedition 1887-89. He was Mentioned in Despatches in the London Gazette on the 15th November 1889. Att 2nd Battn U B T Orderly Officer. Promoted Lt 27/8/1889 Cpt 17/9/1898 Mjr 13/5/1905 Lt Col 1/2/1915 Retiring from the Indian Army in the early 1920's, he resided at Rudcroft. Burgess Hill, Sussex. He died aged 78 on the 18th June 1945, leaving some £2554 of effects to his wife Katherine Mary Faunce. See Illustration
A GT WAR PAIR & PLAQUE R SCOTS-KOYLI. British War & Victory Medals named to 3600 Pte D Nichol R Scots in box of issue. A Memorial Plaque named to David Nichol, son of Mrs Margaret P Nicol of 9 Albyn Cottages, Broxburn, West Lothian. (Numbered 38211 Missing Presumed Dead 7/6/1917 whilst attached 8th Battn Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, aged 23. Commemorated on the Menin Gate Memorial.
A 1916 HMS DUBLIN PRESENTATION DINNER GONG. A real quality 'Trench Art' period dinner gong, mounted on an oak plinth from the Light Cruiser HMS Dublin. Two 3 pdr shells with warheads and a top brace between them, holding a 3" 1914 dated shellcase with naval markings. Standing some 22" high and 18" long by 12" wide. 'Mrs H Norton. From Officers & Ships Company HMS Dublin. August 1916'. HMS Dublin engaged and sank an enemy Destroyer at the Battle of Jutland, so was presumably at Portsmouth undergoing repairs to her 'severe damage from the salvoes from enemy ships at this time. Mrs Norton was the Lady of Southwick House and Estate at the time, Purbrook, Hampshire. Having owned the estate for hundreds of years, the Norton family would have had strong naval ties. Possibly from the late Mrs E S Norton-Borthwick's sale of October 1988.
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