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Preisdatenbank abonnierenAn 18ct gold Boucheron lady's bracelet manual wind, square gold coloured dial with gilt hands, numbered on the reverse 77580, the case signed Boucheron Paris, with open link bracelet and suede pouchtotal weight 44.9gCondition: The the glass is damaged to the tips, one of the bars on the links is broken, the pouch is dirty. Working at time of cataloguing but could benefit from an overhaul
An 18ct manual wind white gold and enamel lady's wristwatch the engine turned blue enamel dial with gilt Arabic numerals and gilt hands, with bezel set with old cut diamonds, on a fine mesh strap with sliding buckle stamped 18ct contained within a fitted velvet lined case retailed by Goldsmiths and Silversmithswidth of dial approx 25mm., gross weight 33.2gCondition: Winds, ticks and runs however no guarantee can be offered as to the full working order.The enamel looks to be in very good condition only under a loupe can you see minor loss. Diamonds all present
A FINE LADY'S DIAMOND COCKTAIL WATCH, BY VACHERON CONSTANTIN, RETAILED BY MELLERIO, CIRCA 1960 17-jewel manual wind movement, the oval-shaped white dial with baton numerals and steel hands, the case highlighted with a double brilliant-cut diamond frame, to a fitted two row line bracelet set with similarly-cut diamonds, mounted in 18K gold, mov. no. 1305/1, movement signed Vacheron Constantin, case signed Mellerio 1715M, case no. 448508, diamonds approximately 8.00cts total, with partial maker's mark, French assay marks, length 16.7cm, case 20mm
AN 18K GOLD PERPETUAL CALENDAR 'ORIGINAL 1845' WRISTWATCH, BY GLASHÜTTE 18-jewel manual wind movement, the circular bi-coloured sunburst dial with Arabic numerals and outer running seconds, blued Breguet hands, three auxiliary dials with blued hands indication for weekday, month, date, moonphase at 6, brushed and polished case with fixed fluted bezel, fluted crown, sapphire crystal display back held by 5 screws, dial, case and movement signed, case no. 0058, dial no. 00044, 18K gold buckle with logo, on brown leather strap signed, case: 36mm
A STAINLESS STEEL WATCH, BY IWC Of manual wind movement Cal-c89, the circular black dial, white Arabic numerals luminous baton quarterly, outer white minute track, luminous cream hands, polished round bezel, case no. 6B/346 and 587/50, dial and movement signed, movement no. 1205676, on a steel bracelet signed Seiko, case 35mm
A RARE AND COLLECTIBLE 'SERPENTI' BRACELET WATCH, BY BULGARI, CIRCA 1960 Designed as a snake, the scales applied with aubergine brown, black and white enamel, the eyes highlighted with pear-shaped diamonds, the mouth opening to reveal a circular-cut dial with baton for indicators, the watch with 17-jewels, Cal-1426/PB, manual wind movement, case no. 432835, dial and movement signed Vacheron Constantin, bracelet signed Bvlgari and mounted in 18K gold Accompanied by a certificate from Amanda Triossi, author and specialist on Bulgari, former curator of the Bulgari Heritage Collection and curator of all the first major Bulgari retrospective exhibitions between 2009 to 2013, stating that this bracelet was manufactured for and retailed by Bulgari in the 1960s and that the Vacheron Constantin watch is original to the bracelet. Length approximately 56cm, weighing 196g. Dated April 11th 2024, in Rome. Symbolizing wisdom, eternity, and strength, the snake is closely connected to earth energies and represents life force. Reminiscent of unconscious drives and primal instincts, the snake figure lies at the core of the relationship between mankind and the transcendental. As such, snake motifs have been used by goldsmiths and jewellers in cultures across the globe since the dawn of time. A visit to the ancient Egyptian, Chinese, Greek, and Roman galleries in many museums will provide ample evidence of this. In this endless continuum of the goldsmith's endeavour, the colourful enamel Serpenti bracelet-watches that the Italian jewellery house Bulgari made in the 1960s mark a pivotal moment in the history of jewellery as an applied art, and in the history of the Bulgari brand itself. Snake-themed jewels had been a part of Bulgari's design DNA before that, but the Serpenti bracelet watches that the Italian jeweller previously made since the 1940s had mimicked nature primarily using the house's signature gold tubogas. As time progressed, Serpenti jewels evolved in their design language, becoming increasingly alive through the use of more realistic geometries and volumes, vivid enamel colours, and animated expressions accented by precious gemstones. It is no surprise that these pieces have been fetching exceptionally high prices at international auctions in recent years, often bought back by the manufacturer to be restored with love and attention before taking their place of pride in their heritage collections exhibited around the world. Bulgari's inspired rebirth of their snake jewels in the 1960s soon caught the attention of the fashion industry. Vogue's famed editor-in-chief Diana Vreeland was a fan of Bulgari snakes and owned a one-of-a-kind gold, white, and pink enamel snake belt, which she famously wore as a necklace, twisting it twice around her throat. In a 1968 memo to her editors, Vreeland wrote, Don't forget the Serpent… the serpent should be on every finger and all wrists and all everywhere… The serpent is the motif of the hour in jewellery… We cannot see enough of them…. Under her leadership, Vogue featured the colourful enameled Bulgari Serpenti jewels on countless occasions throughout the 1960s and 70s, with articles and iconic photographs that have since made history in the fashion world. The debut on Vogue for these exciting new jewelled marvels came in the August 15, 1968, issue of the magazine. In an article titled From Italy Ready-Get-Go Collections, a glamorous photograph by Henry Clarke depicts a young Italian royal, the Principessa di Genzano, sensually holding a snake belt as though it were alive, with a second snake bracelet seductively wrapped around her bare forearm. Italian culture was a prominent American import in the 1960s. Sexy Italian sports cars were every man's dream, as were gorgeous actresses like Sophia Loren and Claudia Cardinale. Master movie directors like Federico Fellini, Sergio Leone, and Franco Zeffirelli were making their indelible mark on the narrative and visual aesthetic of the seventh art. In fashion, designers such as Valentino, Pucci, and Missoni set new standards for elegance and style. Within this cultural framework, breath-taking creations by Bulgari were rapidly establishing the Rome-based brand as a global trendsetter. Its bold wearable designs, love for juxtaposed colours and materials, and state-of-the-art goldsmith techniques were steadily winning the hearts of jewellery lovers worldwide, including that of Elizabeth Taylor, who had been photographed wearing an emerald eyed Serpenti bracelet on the set of the 1963 Hollywood blockbuster Cleopatra. So, it is not surprising that Vogue repeated the same Bulgari snake style the following month in the September 15, 1968, issue of the magazine. A spread titled From Italy: The Absolute Jewels featured the Italian jewellery house exclusively. Milanese photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri was entrusted to shoot Italian model Benedetta Barzini, covered in stunning enamel and gold snake bracelets and belts. On this occasion, enamel Serpenti jewels adorned the arm, the neck, and the hair of the model. A witty caption to the photograph read: …the bracelet keeps track of time in its head, a clever wordplay referencing the petite watch hidden inside the jaws of the reptile. The Serpenti bracelet watch offered in this sale is made particularly rare by the fact that the watch dial and movement are by Vacheron & Constantin. Other more common watch suppliers to Bulgari at the time were Movado and Jaeger-LeCoultre. Enamel snakes became Bulgari and fashion icons, not least because of their substantial coverage in 1960s glossy magazines, as well as on a famous series of Bulgari advertisements in the 1970s. In the words of Nicola Bulgari himself, “To me, the enamel snakes exemplify the La Dolce Vita era in Rome.” Notwithstanding their ubiquity, fewer than one hundred of these rare designs were actually produced, less if we consider that a handful of them were made as belts. Finally, no feature on vintage Bulgari Serpenti jewels would be complete without a reference to the Valenza-based jewellery manufacturing company Carlo Illario e Filli. Founded in 1920 by brothers Carlo, Vincenzo, and Luigi Illario, the three brothers established a workshop that manufactured jewellery of exceptional quality. Their skilled craftsmanship soon caught the attention of well-established retailers, and Illario began manufacturing for fellow Italian jewellery houses Fasano, Faraone, and Bulgari. The company's partnership with Bulgari was particularly longstanding, running from the 1950s through until the 1970s. Illario was entrusted to create Bulgari's now iconic Serpenti watch bracelet. The iridescence and depth of hue in the beautiful colours of vintage Serpenti jewels were obtained using vitreous hot enamel techniques. An internal white gold double spring conferred the flexible memory typical of these miniature works of art and was kept in place by ingenious threaded gold pins.
AN 18K GOLD BRACELET WATCH, BY CHOPARD 17-jewels, manual wind, rectangular cream dial with black Roman numerals, black sword hands, on leather strap and gilt buckle, dial signed 'L.U.Chopard' and movement signed, case no. 2012 11000, French import marks and French maker’s mark on case, crown signed LUC, case 24mm
A STAINLESS STEEL & GOLD ‘SHOCK RESISTANT’ WRISTWATCH, BY ROLEX, CIRCA 1935-1940 17-jewels, Cal-10.5 manual wind movement, circular silver dial, golden Arabic numerals and knife-edge baton hour indicators, outer black minute track, subsidiary seconds at six o’clock, blued luminous sword hands, polished round rose gold bezel, brushed and polished case, on a leather dark grey bracelet and unsigned buckle clasp, case and movement signed, case numbered 31044, case 30mm
AN 18K GOLD WRISTWATCH, BY PATEK PHILIPPE, CIRCA 1995 18-jewels, Cal-175 manual wind, the circular golden dial, black Roman numerals, sword hands, polished case, screw down back, logo on crown, on leather and gild buckle, dial, case and movement signed, ref. no. 3520, movement numbered 1138995, case numbered 2668944, Swiss assay mark, case 31mm
A LADY'S STAINLESS STEEL 'REVERSO' DIAMOND-SET DUAL TIME WRISTWATCH, BY JAEGER-LECOULTRE, CIRCA 1995 32-jewel manual wind movement Cal. 844, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, blued sword hands, reverse side with mother-of-pearl dial, gilt dauphine hands, diamond set reversible case back, brown leather signed strap with stainless steel deployant signed clasp, dial, case and movement signed, model no. 266844, case no. 2007489, case 20mm
A LADY’S RETRO 18K GOLD AND DIAMOND-SET SECRET WATCH, BY GAUCHERAND, CIRCA 1945 17-jewel, manual wind movement, rectangular golden dial, baton and dot hour indicators, blued steel hands, within a polished buckle case with push button, dial concealed under a hinged baton motif, pavé-set with single-cut diamonds, with mesh link wrapped around, to a double mesh-link bracelet, dial and movement unsigned, case signed, case numbered 77, French assay marks, dial 10mm, length 17.3cm The Maison Léon Gaucherand was created in January 1900 in Nice, France. Gaucherand has a rich history in the world of jewellery. His journey from selling second-hand goods to collaborating with Pierre Sterlé highlights the evolution and success of the business over the years. Gaucherand's contribution to the legacy of the Maison is particularly evident in his meticulously crafted jewellery pieces. His craftsmanship and dedication played a significant role in maintaining the reputation and prestige of the brand. The SG hallmark became a representation of the Gaucherand company's commitment to quality and artistry.
AN 18K GOLD WRISTWATCH, BY PIAGET Of manual wind Cal. 9P2 movement, the rectangular champagne ribbed dial with gilt, the gold case with further ribbed detailing, snap on the reverse, case no. 9154 & 554232, French assay marks, dial and movement, movement no. 7807878, to an 18K gold signed buckle and signed black strap, with maker's travelling pouch, case: 25mm, length of watch with strap: 22cm
A Celestron Labs CB2000C Binocular Compound Microscope, having 10x and 20x eyepieces, with rotating objective lenses (4x, 10x, 40x and 100x), NA 1,25 Abbe Condenser, complete with USB power cord, containers for the eye pieces, various equipment, instruction manual and a good selection of glass slides (parcel)
An assortment of Medical Instruments and Glassware, including Dr Bengue's Anaesthetic Chlorethyl bottle in box, a cased Medicine Glass & Minim Measure, an early glass syringe, a Timothy White Glycerine Syringe, cased silver J.H Montague Cannula set, Manual of Nursing for Home and Hospital by Whyte, a selection of measuring beakers and glassware, and more (parcel)
The Charles Lighter, a silver plated pocket lighter, marked 'The Charles Lighter' to the base, patent no.626585, also marked Dominion & Foreign Patents Granted, complete with retailers case and manualsome light surface scratches, and minor discolouration, the face of the cherub/angel logo is slightly worn, otherwise generally good condition, no obvious signs of significant damage or repair
TWO SPANISH LANGUAGE COURSES ON VINYL Two complete 'Teach Yourself Spanish' language courses on 12" 33rpm discs. 'Spanish For Beginners', a total of 40 lessons on two long-playing records, and 'Instant Spanish' on two records in a boxed set complete with manual and 25,000 word dictionary. All in good to very good condition.
OMEGA: A LADIES GOLD-PLATED WRISTWATCH with manual wind movement, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and dark blue steel hands, circa 1940's, the case c.22mm diameter; and a ladies 9ct gold wristwatch, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and dark blue steel hands, on a gold-plated bracelet, circa 1940's , the case c.25mm diameter (2)
A GENTLEMANS' SILVER CASE WRISTWATCH with manual wind movement, the silver dial with black and luminous Arabic numerals and dark blue luminous steel hands, subsidiary seconds dial, circa 1930's, the case c.25mm diameter, on a brown leather strap; and one other gentleman's silver case wristwatch (2)
Pentax - A circa 1980s boxed Pentax SFX 35mm AF SLR camera, with a boxed Pentax Zoom 70-X and a collection of boxed lenses. The collection to include a Pentax SFX SLR camera in original box, with 50mm F.17, 28mm F2.8, 70-210mm F4-5.6 lenses, and AF400FTZ flash gun, all in original boxes. Also to include a Vivitar 28-200mm F2.5-5.3 lens in box. With original SFX manual.
A 1940s Pery Watch Co. yellow metal (tests as 9ct) manual wind timepiece set within an engine turned linear design lipstick case. The case engraved with monogram, pull out to reveal dial, slide to reveal lipstick. (watch face stained, no hands, no glass, mechanism rusted and not working, winder missing.) Screw to the back of holder missing. L.7.5 W.1.2 D.0.8cm Gross weight 55.18g. Gold weight (lipstick case) 23.56g.
A GENTS 'TUDOR ROYAL' WRISTWATCH, manual wind, round silvered dial signed 'Tudor Royal', baton markers, subsidiary dial at the six o'clock position, gold tone hands, in a polished stainless steel case, case back stamped 1738, approximate case width 34.4mm, fitted with a brown strap with white metal ardillon buckle, together with box (condition report: non-running, requires attention, case back has not been removed, general light wear, we cannot guarantee the working order of any watch)
A LADIES 'GUCCI G-TIMELESS' WRISTWATCH, quartz movement, round bronze dial signed 'Gucci', baton markers, date aperture at the four o'clock position, stainless steel case, approximate case width 27mm, fitted with a stainless steel bracelet and butterfly clasp, together with signed box, outer box and instruction manual, (general moderate wear, not currently working, battery replacement required, we cannot guarantee the working condition of the watch)
A 1970 MORRIS MINOR 1000 TWO DOOR SALOON CAR in blue with a 1098cc petrol engine, four speed manual gear box, red vinyl interior, V5C present, 12 owners from new, first registered 13/01/1970 under number plate RUJ 300H, odometer reads 65091 miles, two sets of keys, numerous replacement parts including engine rebuild, new radiator, alternator, brake pipes, stainless steel exhaust, instant starter, chrome work, window seals, lots of receipts and restoration photos, last MOT 2021. (Condition Report: new sills, paintwork show signs of micro blistering, edge chips, front wings show sanding marks, no apparent major rust, underside sealed, interior very clean no apparent damage, starts and drives) (BUYERS PREMIUM IS CHARGED AT 10% + VAT PLUS ONLINE PLATFORM FEES)
A 'TAG HEUER' FORMULA 1 WRISTWATCH, quartz movement, round black dial, signed 'Tag Heuer Formula 1 Alarm 200m', baton markers, Arabic numeral at the twelve o'clock position, date aperture at the three o'clock position, sapphire crystal, stainless steel case, approximate case width 42mm, reference WAC111A, fitted with a stainless steel bracelet and folding clasp, together with box, two additional links, international guarantee card and instruction manual (condition report: general moderate wear, not currently working, require battery replacement, we cannot guarantee the working condition of the watch)
A ROSE METAL BAR BROOCH AND A LADIES POCKET WATCH, the brooch depicting a flower set with a circular cut amethyst and two split pearls, stamped 9ct, fitted with a base metal pin with C clasp, length 55mm, approximate gross weight 2.2 grams, together with a ladies AF manual wind, pocket watch, dial signed 'Waltham' free from case, missing glass front, floral pattern case with vacant cartouche, inside case back hallmarked 9ct Birmingham, approximate gross weight excluding dial 30.5 grams (condition report: bar brooch has some general light wear, pin in working order, the pocket watch is damaged and requires some attention, we cannot guarantee the working order of any watch)
A LADIES DIAMOND SET COCKTAIL WATCH, manual wind watch, rectangular silver scrolling dial, signed 'Thelma', Arabic numerals (hands are free within case, numerals are hardly visible), to the single cut diamond set stepped case, crown set with a blue cabochon, inside case back stamped 'Platinum, 301/4246', approximate length of case 37.4mm x width 11.2mm, fitted with a black cord strap and folding clasp, approximate gross weight 13.8 grams (condition report: watch requires some attention, we cannot guarantee the working order of any watch)
A GENTS 'SEIKO' WRISTWATCH, kinetic movement, round blue dial signed 'Seiko kinetic 100m', baton markers, Roman numerals at the six and twelve o'clock position, date aperture at the three o'clock position, stainless steel case, approximate case width 42mm, fitted with a stainless steel bracelet and folding clasp, also including additional links, signed box, guarantee and manual (condition report: sets and runs at the time of cataloguing, time keeping not tested, we cannot guarantee the working condition of the watch)
A MILITARY ISSUE 'JAEGER-LE COULTRE' POCKET WATCH, manual wind, round black dial, Arabic numerals, subsidiary dial at the six o'clock position, luminescent hands, in a base metal case, engraved to case back with broad arrow stamped G.S.T.P F043224, movement signed 'Jaeger-Le Coultre' stamped 467/2, approximate case width 51.6mm, (condition report: non-running, may require some attention, light scratches to the glass front, luminescence has some wear)
A 'GUCCI G TIMELESS' WRISTWATCH, quartz movement, round pink leather dial with embossed Gucci logo, signed 'Gucci' with bee logo, approximate case width 27mm, fitted with a pink leather embossed strap, reference number 126.5, together with signed box and manual, (condition report: general moderate wear, not currently working, battery replacement required, we cannot guarantee the working condition of the watch, overall condition good)
A SELECTION OF ITEMS, to include a 9ct gold gents 'Rotary Elite' wristwatch, hallmarked 9ct London, screw down case back has not been removed, approximate case width 32.9mm, fitted with a worn strap and ardillon buckle, a boxed 'Raymond Weil' quartz wristwatch, bronze square dial, spot markers, date at the three o'clock position, in a polished 18k gold electro plated case, stamped 9100, approximate case width 31.0mm, fitted with a brown crocodile effect strap with ardillon buckle, a manual wind 'Jean Pierre' half hunter pocket watch with Albert chain, a manual wind gold plated 'Ingersoll' open face pocket watch, a manual wind base metal 'Nicobar Lever' open face pocket watch, a small ladies white metal open face pocket watch, key wound, stamped 0.800 Swiss control marks, a white metal mother of pearl ring, a pair of shell cameo earrings, charms, also including other watches names to include 'Sekonda, Adidas, Accurist, Imado' etc (condition report: watches have not been tested for working order, may require some attention, we cannot guarantee the working order of any watch)
FOUR POCKET WATCHES, to include a gold plated open face pocket watch, manual wind, round white dial signed 'Shierwater & LLoyd, Liverpool', Arabic numerals, gold tone hands, subsidiary dial at the six o'clock position, polished case, inside case back stamped 'Star', a key wound open face pocket watch, round white Roman numeral dial, polished case with vacant cartouche, inside case back stamped 'Fine Silver', together with two base metal open face pocket watches, one signed 'Smiths', both manual wind (condition report: all have some wear, may require some attention, gold plated watch working at time of cataloguing, others all require some attention, we cannot guarantee the working order of any watch)
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