AFTER GEORGE STUBBS ARA (1724-1806)Sharkecolour stipple engraving with etching, by George Townly Stubbsfirst published by George and George Townly Stubbs 1794with printed inscription 'George Townly Stubbs...George Stubbs pinxt...Geo. Townly Stubbs Sculpt. Engraver to His R.H. the Prince of Wales/SHARKE/London Published May 20 1794 by Messrs. Stubbs, Turf Gallery, Conduit Street'all margins trimmed to near plate edge, title plate also trimmed, laid down on backing cardPl. 15 1/2 x 19 3/4 inLiterature: Lennox-Boyd, Clarke, and Dixon.The Complete Engraved Works of George Stubbs ARA ,(no.110 state 2)George Townly Stubbs originally advertised this print at 15s. plain or £ 10s. for proof or colour-printed impressionsThe source for the print is the oil painting in the Paul Mellon Collection (Egerton 1978, no.85.) another later version is known, and a watercolour reduction for this print by George Townly Stubbs is also in the Mellon Collection (Egerton and Snelgrove, p. 91 and pl. 51)The Sporting Magazine (Jan 1794) commentated of Sharke..'A most beautiful as well as a very famous horse: he won five single matches for one thousand guineas each, and upwards of twenty thousand guineas in stakes. He gave Laurel and Postmaster 7lbs. each each for a sweepstake of a thousand guineas over the Beacon Course at Newmarket. The portrait is of Price, who trained him.'Sharke was bred and owned by Robert Pigott (1736-94) of Chesterton Hall, in Huntingdonshire. Pigot was a sympathiser with the American and French revolutions and an aquaintance of Franklin, Voltaire and Brissot. He is said to have later become 'a zealous Pythagorean, as a vegetarian was than called, and was a dupe of the quack James Graham and his electric bed' (DNB)Sharke's racing winnings at Newmarket alone totalled over 16000 guineas. The highest sum to that date for any racehorse. He commenced as a stallion at Chesterton Hall in 1779. Later he was sold at Tattersall's to a dealer and exported to Virginia. His first season in America was spent at General Spottiswood's stud at Nottingham near Fredericksburg. His period at stud proved a success and he was later described by a correspondent as doing 'as much to enhance the value of the bloodstock of the United States as any horse ever imported' (American Turf Register, 1830, vol V, p173)
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SIR DARYL LINDSAY ( 1889-1976)'In No Mans Land'signed and inscribed 'Daryl Lindsay, France (19)17', recto;a pencil sketch of a Soldier, versowatercolour9 1/2 x 6 1/2 inThis lot is also sold with a watercolour self-portrait of the artist inscribed 'To my Old Friend Vic (Allan). Drawn after an acute attack of jaundice...with every good wish from Daryl Lindsay, Melbourne Feb 9th (19)20'. (Three photos of the artist are inset verso together with a pen and ink sketch of a soldier in uniform)Provenance: Victor P. Allan, Esq Thence by family descentDaryl Lindsay, prior to the Great War, had worked as a Jackaroo near Calbreni, New South Wales. On the outbreak of war in 1914 he (as did Victor Allan) enlisted in the Australian Army Service Corps. Later Lindsay worked as a driver in the Australian Army Service Corps in France serving there for almost 2 years. During that time he was encouraged to make drawings of life in the trenches. Allan clearly knew him well at this period, making references to him in his own war time diaries. (Australian Govt. Collection). In 1918 Lindsay was posted to Queen Mary's Hospital, Sidcup, Kent, as a specialist medical artist for the Australian Army. Here he met Henry Tonks who arranged for him to receive further training at the Slade School, London. Lindsay returned to Melbourne in 1919.Later in life Lindsay became Curator of the National Gallery of Victoria, rising to be Director from 1942-1956. He was knighted in 1965 for 'services to art'.
THATCHAM : Map of an Estate called Thatcham Farm and other property belonging to Miss C. M. Fromont in the Parish of Thatcham Berks. Surveyed & Drawn by F. W. Dibbin (Railway Engineers) large rolled manuscript map mounted on linen, with a fair bit of wear, 880 x 650 mm, 1837.*Notes Thatcham Estate belonged to the daughter of the proprietor of the first Mail Coach, Edward Fromont, the family were involved in the mail coach business until the coming of the railways. The railway is indicated on the plan by the surveyor F. W, Dibbin, a family member, who worked with I. K. Brunel. The Kennet and Avon Canal runs to the south of the estate.
A French late 19th century gilt bronze mounted kingwood, tulipwood and mahogany semainier en vitrine by Marcel BoulangerWith seven gilt-tooled leather veneered drawers flanked by two convex glazed panelled doors, enclosing four shelves, above one long drawer and two hinged end drawers, over a pair of doors disguised as a tambour slide, flanked by two quarter veneered panelled doors, with a brass plaque signed: 'Marcel Boulanger, 11, Rue Basfroi, 128cm wide x 37cm deep x 203cm high, (50in wide x 14 1/2in deep x 79 1/2in high)Footnotes:During 1905 to 1906 a Marcel Boulanger is documented as overseeing the decoration in the Louis XIV style of the Lounge at the Ritz Hotel, in London. The same Boulanger is recorded as having assisted in the renovation of Claridge's between 1909-10, since the latter hotel wanted to rival the immense success of the Ritz at that time.This is very likely the same Marcel Boulanger who either retailed or perhaps originally purchased the present lot as he was also noted for collecting and purchasing French furniture on behalf of his wealthy and often illustrious clients. Indeed included among Boulanger's celebrated clientele were Jacques Seligmann, the highly revered antiquarian and renowned art dealer, and Robert Fleming. And although Marcel Boulanger apparently worked a great deal in London, his offices were permanently located in Paris, https://en.wikipedia.orgThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: * TP* VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.TP Lots denoted with a 'TP' will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A pair of George III silver entrée dishes on Old Sheffield plate standsPhilip Rundell, London 1819Oblong, the domed covers with fluted bands, surmounted with reeded leaf embellished lion-mask bracket handles with flowerhead calyces and gadrooned borders, with two sets of engraved armorial achievements, the bases with gadrooned rims with leaves and shells, with engraved crests, on Old Sheffield plate two-handled stands with liners, on leaf and anthemion paw feet, length over handles of stand 42cm, weight of silver 153oz.Footnotes:The second armorial achievement is that of the Smith family of Pickering, Upper Canada and later Preston, Northumberland England. Sir David William Smith (1764-1837), 1st and only baronet. Born 4th September 1764 he was the only child of Colonel John Smith and Anne Waylen. Born in Salisbury, Wiltshire, Smith was educated under military tutors and was first a military officer, joining his father's regiment, the 5th Regiment of Foot (later the Northumberland Regiment) as an ensign in 1779. Married first Anne O'Reilly esq. of Ballykilchrist co. Longford in 1788 and after short leave he was posted to Detroit under his father's command in 1790. Smith became a captain in 1795, the same year his father died whilst in command of Fort Niagara, North America.In 1792 Smith was made acting deputy surveyor general and appointed surveyor general of Upper Canada in 1798. Retiring from the army he remained in Canada settling into civil appointments. Smith was an influential and wealthy man, established politician and businessman. He owned 20,000 acres of land in Ontario, owning half of the original land that contained the original city of Toronto. For nearly all his time in Upper Canada Smith was also a member of the House of Assembly.In July 1802 Smith left Canada and returned to England after recurrent bouts of fever. The following year he became Land Agent for the Duke of Northumberland who had been colonel of his Old Regiment. Smith was created Baronet of Preston in 1821 which became extinct in 1837 when he died near Alnwick, Northumberland.By his first marriage he had surviving issue: Mary Elizabeth (born 1793), Sarah and Anne. He married a second time in 1803: Mary Tylee of Devizes by whom he had an only daughter: Hannah.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Charles II silver cup and covermaker's mark 'TM', probably for Thomas Manwaring (see Mitchell p.547), London 1671The body and cover embossed with floral and scroll motifs, the two scroll handles with busts, engraved with the arms of Henry Mordaunt (1623-1697) 2nd Earl of Peterborough, height 18.5cm, weight 28oz.Footnotes:Henry MOURDANT (1623-1697) 2nd Earl of Peterborough, son and heir of John MOURDANT (1598/9-1642), who in 1628 was created 1st Earl of Peterborough, by Elizabeth HOWARD (1603-1671) daughter of William HOWARD Lord Effingham. Henry MORDAUNT was an English soldier and courtier, who faithfully supported the royalist cause, in 1644 he married Lady Penelope O'BRIAN only daughter of Henry O'BRIAN (1588-1639) 5th Earl of Thomond and Irish peer by Mary BRERETON. The had two daughters and on his death the Earldom passed to his nephew Charles MORDAUNT.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
IDA LILLIAN KAY (1881-1959) LADY IN BLUE; KIANG-YEN ESQRE two, both signed or signed with initials, one dated 1908 and inscribed, enamel on copper, 19 x 10.5cm and 13.3 x 13.8cm, oak frames, one with label of the Graves Gallery, BirminghamExhibited: (Kiang-Yen Esqre) Royal Academy 1910, No 1798.A professional stained glass artist, Kay was born in Stafford and trained at the Birmingham Municipal School of Art. The present lot includes a cutting from the Morning Post, April 30 1910 which reads "By Miss Ida Kay there is an enamel plaque... Kiang-Yen Esqre who is presumably a member of the Young China Party in his own country. So much of this type of work is amateurish that proficient excellence is to be especially welcomed." Lady - much dirt but undamaged. Frame extensively wormed. Kiang-Yen - enamel damaged - no restoration
ANN MARY NEWTON, NEE SEVERN (1832-1866) PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG WOMAN seated half length, signed with initials (MS), watercolour, 41.5 x 28cmProvenance: Col Claude Furneaux, the artist's nephewExhibited: Colchester, Festival of Britain Exhibition, The Moot Hall, No 109The artist, who was born in Rome was the daughter of Joseph Severn (1793-1879) and sister to Joseph Arthur Palliser Severn (1842-1931), Ruskin's disciple and husband to his niece. Joseph Severn Snr, himself an artist, accompanied John Keats to Rome in 1820 and was present at the poet's death the following year. A M Newton was a pupil of George Richmond and the present portrait may be after that artist Slight fading and several stains, one larger lower left corner but unrestored, in 19th c machine carved frame with gilt slip
A set of eight James Powell & Sons Whitefriars glass Lotus sherry glasses designed by Harry J. Powell, each engraved with a frieze of Lotus flowers, unsigned, 11.5cm. high (8) Literature Wendy Evans, Catherine Ross & Alex Werner, Whitefriars Glass James Powell & Sons of London, Museum of London, page 81 plate 82 for an illustration of the Lotus or Water-lily design which according to Harry Powell was designed in the 1890s for the Prince of Siam, who visited England in 1897. Lesley Jackson Whitefriars Glass The Art of James Powell & Sons, Richard Dennis Publications, page 32 figure 85 for a finger bowl in this design.
A Caughley maskhead cabbage-leaf moulded jug dated 1790 named to 'Mr. Berridge', transfer-printed in underglaze blue with a view of the Iron Bridge, S mark, 19cm high Tentatively, 'Mr. Berridge' could be attributed to the famous evangelical revivalist preacher Rev. John Berridge. Commonly referred to 'Mr. Berridge' by friends and in contemporary literature, John was a close friend of the Hill family at Hawkstone who were known patrons of Caughley. Similar jugs of this shape and pattern are documented with inscriptions relating to the Hill family.
A Worcester 'Rural Lovers' and 'Milking Scene No. 1' pattern cylindrical mug circa 1765-8 transfer-printed in black after an engraving by Robert Hancock with a youth leaning against a tree, talking to a girl who is milking a cow, two other cows are in the background, the verso with a boy conversing with a milkmaid beneath a tree, the milkmaid carries a yoke on her shoulders and her pails are beside her, unmarked, 8.5cm high (restored) Provenance: Ex. Wychwood Collection, further paper label inscribed '402' and collection reference number inked in red 'C.145'.
World War II interest: Fl. Sgt. Charlie H Wright, 1608844 Caterpillar Club pin with ruby eyes, membership card and RAF enamelled wings badgeNote: The Caterpillar Club was founded in 1922 and is an association for people who have successfully used a parachute to bale out of a disabled aircraft. The choice of the caterpillar honours the contribution of the silkworm to the parachute. The caterpillar has amethyst eyes unless the disabled plane is on fire as it goes down, in which case the pin has ruby eyes.Sergeant Charles H Wright?s Halifax Mk III bomber was shot down on 23rd June 1944 over Lautaule, Cuvilly, France. All seven airmen baled out, survived and attempted to escape. Sgt Wright and four others were on the run for some days, taking shelter in a farm building before being handed over to German soldiers. The other two avoided capture. He was taken to Paris and interrogated by the Gestapo before being transported to Stalag Luft III where he spent the rest of the war. Accompanying the lot is a photograph of the crash site, a copy of the French record of the crash, and a touching collection of poems written by Sgt Wright at the end of the war, and published when he died in 2019.
A George V silver-gilt horse hoof pin cushion, memorial to CMH Columbine, aged 29 years, 1927, who won the All America Cup, by D & J Wellby Ltd, hallmarks London 1927, length 16cmVery good overall condition, no major damage or obvious repair to silver mounts, gilding is lightly rubbed but still bright, edges of silver are very slightly bent and mounts are lightly surface scratched all over, a few pins missing, pin cushion is loose, hallmarks slightly rubbed.
A Worcester teacup and saucer in Marchioness of Huntley-style circa 1770-72 decorated with spiralling festoons of flowers within wide apple green and gilt borders, underglaze painted crossed swords mark in blue, teacup 4.8cm high and saucer 13cm diameter (2) Notes: This apple green ground, popular at Worcester during the 1770s, was derived from pommes verte at the Sévres factory. Although this style of floral decoration with green borders is widely associated with the Marchioness of Huntly who sold a dessert service in this pattern in 1882, there are certainly far too many tea and dessert wares for this ever solely have been the sole commission. Provenance: Ex. Wychwood Collection.
A collection of rock and jazz albums and singles, the albums including David Bowie 'Heroes' and 'The Man Who Sold The World', Santana Amigos, Jimi Hendrix 'What'd I Say' and 'Birth of Success', Billy Joel 'The Stranger', Judy Garland 'Judy at Carnegie Hall'; the singles including The Beatles 'I Want to Hold Your Hand/This Boy', The Rolling Stones, The Who, Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg, Procol Harum, Roxy Music, Blondie, Queen and others
Beatrix Potter (H.B. Heelis) a letter June 24th 1918, describing a journey through Bothel, Carlisle, Langholm and through The Cheviots. The letter written by Mrs Heelis to John Mackereth who was Beatrix Potter's first farm manager at the time. The Mackereth family lived at Hill Top as Beatrix had married and moved to a cottage nearby. The trip was to the funeral of Beatrix Potter's brother and she laments that "he could not die for his country in France since he was appointed to die, it seems a pity for a man to die in bed". The letter also describes the nature of the deceased illness and goes on to talk about the weather. The letter is sold with a photograph that we believe to be of John Mackereth and a copy of Margaret Lane's book "The Tale of Beatrix Potter, A Biography". There is also a letter of provenance from the recently deceased descendent of Mr John Mackereth. A postcard of a shearling tup, inked verso in the hand of Mrs Heelis detailing prizes awarded at Penrith, Keswick, Ennerdale and Gosforth is also included (see illustration).
A Staffordshire pottery figure of Mary Anne Talbot (John Taylor), modelled in her disguise as a man a rifle and dead game to her right a dog to her left, the painted face with moustache the remainder of the figure heightened with gilding height 35.5 cm. NOTE: Known as The British Amazon, after the death of her sister and her subsequent treatment by a severe guardian, she was introduced to Captain Essex Bowen who affected her seduction and in order to carry on the affair he compelled her to dress as a footboy and accompany him on journeys to Domingo and Flanders. she affected this pretence throughout the majority of her career and it was never disclosed even under the pain of having grape-shot and musket balls removed from her leg, nor her year and half imprisonment at Dunkirk. Her true sex was only discovered after she was seized by a press gang in Wapping. For further information see P.D. Gordon Pugh, Staffordshire Portrait Figures of the Victorian Era page 82 and 513.
Two boxes of vintage books, mostly poetry to include; various Oxford books of poetry, The poetical works of Robert Browning, Brownings poetical works, Wordsworth, a first edition of Wilfred Pickles 'Personal Choice' 1950, a first edition of 'Wars I have seen' by Gertrude Stein 1945, 10 volumes of Select Biography books 'lives of eminent men who have been an honour to their country' 1834, The plays of J.M Barrie, Shakespeare, The Decameron of Boccaccio, 'The etiquette of today' edited by Flora Klickmann, The Swiss Family Robinson, books by the Bronte sisters, Rudyard Kipling etc. (2)
Two WWII Pilots Flying Log Books Belonging to Flight Lieutenant W Bain who was a Bomber Pilot. Squadrons Mentioned 21, 45, 55, 101 and 54 Various Aircraft Flown, Mentioned for June 28th and 30th 1940 Searching For German Battleship Scharnhorst. Mentioned For September 24th 1941 Crashed and Taken to Captured Italian Operating Theatre in the Desert in North Africa. Also Including an Annotated Photograph of the Location of the Theatre.
RODDY DOYLE, The Snapper, Secker & Warburg 1990; The Van, Secker & Warburg 1991; The BarrytownTriology, Secker & Warburg 1992; Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha, Secker & Warburg 1993, signed and dated, (2 copies); The Woman Who Walked into Doors, Jonathan Cape 1996, signed, (6 copies); A Star called Henry, Jonathan Cape 1999; The Giggler Treatment, Scolastic Press 2000, second pressing; Rory & Ita, Jonathan Cape 2002, together with another copy published by Viking Press 2002 (15)
Large gold open face pivoted detent tourbillon chronometer, signed Moremble, Eleve de Breguet, No. 4, the silvered engine turned dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and power reserve indicator and inscribed either side of the subsidiary dial ' Regulateur a Tourbillon ', inscribed to the inner cover, ' No. 4 Chronometre Tourbillon, Moremble Eleve de Breguet ', signed again to the back plate and numbered 4, 61mm diameter, presented in a red Morocco leather covered case from Desoutter and also including Desoutter's invoice dated 1930 and two letters from Mrs Desoutter inviting Mr Payne to purchase the watch owing to the death of her husbandPROVENANCEThe Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent times.Generally in very good clean condition with slight signs of wear to the case commensurate with age, dial clean, balance swings
Breguet. No. 2330, a half quarter repeating sapphire cylinder pair cased watch, the silvered engine turned dial, signed Breguet below the twelve numeral, the gold inner and outer cases decorated in profuse guilloche enamel with floral scrolls on a claret ground for the Ottoman market, presented in a red Morocco leather covered case by Desoutter, together with a Breguet key and a length of gold watch chain, also included, Breguet certificate No. 2774, detailing the sale of the watch by Leroy Constantinople 1811, also a certificate from Breguet detailing various 19th Century repairs, carried out for S.E. Abraham Pacha and a Louis Desoutter invoice, dated 1928 detailing the sale to Mr Payne. There are further notes and labels attached suggesting a link with Sultan Sellim III and a mention of Napoleon, however these are fragmentary and as yet unsubstantiatedPROVENANCEThe Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent times.Inner case and dial in excellent condition, outer case with old enamel repair to the back, balance swings, repeat mechanism attempts to run but stops
Oval silver verge watch in 17th Century style, the front cover engraved with a scene of St. George and the dragon, the reverse with the Madonna and child, the dial with a single blue steeled hand and pierced and engraved decoration, similar to the case band, probably 19th Century, 78mm highPROVENANCEThe Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent times.Slight general wear commensurate with age, hinge pin lacking, front case detached, dial and movement detached from main case, balance does not swing, movement appears to require much attention
Large Continental silver cased verge watch, the full plate gilt movement signed Garnier, the silver Champleve dial with date aperture and engraved to a central ring, Dona Praesentis Rape Laetus Horae above a date aperture, the inner case initialled D.B., 55mm diameterPROVENANCEThe Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent times.Slight dents to outer case, dents and repairs to inner case, dial clean but date window crudely cut, balance swings
Plain silver pair cased verge watch with a later movement, signed John Retford, London, No. 8274, the silver champleve dial with later hands, 53mm diameterPROVENANCEThe Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent times.PROVENANCEThe Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent times.Outer case good, no visible dents or repairs, wear commensurate with age, inner case - dents, re-drilled and quite badly marked, some slight marks to the dial, balance swings, outer case does not close properly
Plain silver pair cased verge watch, the movement signed Jonathan May, London, No. 4544, the movement with mock pendulum to the balance casing, the arcaded enamel dial with pierced gilt hands, 60mm diameterPROVENANCEThe Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent times.Solder repairs to outer case, dents and repairs to inner case, cracks and chips to dial, balance swings
Plain silver pair cased verge watch, the movement signed James Davis, London, No. 732, the enamel dial bearing the name Stephen Huff, the name letters forming the hour numerals with Arabic minute numerals to the circumference, 60mm diameterPROVENANCEThe Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent times.Dents to inner and outer cases, slight repair to dial between four o'clock and five o'clock, balance swings
Daniel Quare. Silver pair cased quarter repeating verge watch, signed to the back plate and No. 441, the later enamel and arcaded dial with Arabic and Roman numerals and pierced gilt hands, the inner case with pierced and engraved band, the reverse with a central rosette, the outer band with a rural vignette, the outer case plain, makers mark C.G., 59mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesCase back with various minor and one larger dent in a case with some old repairs to the band, dial good, balance swinging
John Gordon. Gold repousse quarter repeating pair cased verge watch, signed to the back plate and to the inner dust cover, the later engine turned gold dial with blued steel hands, the inner case with a pierced and engraved band, the outer case pierced with scroll work, the centre with a scene from classical mythology, 50mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case with slight wear but generally good for its age, the inner case similar, the dial with slight areas of wear, balance swings, repeat mechanism operating but sticky.50mm is the diameter of the pair case. There are no marks to the pair case.
Thomas Mudge. Plain silver pair cased verge watch, signed to the back plate Thomas Mudge, London, No. 329, the inner case hallmarked London 1759, the outer case London 1788, the enamel dial with Arabic and Roman numerals (cracks and chips), 50mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesVery slight dents to the outer case back, inner case good with slight damage to hinge, two cracks to the dial at ten o'clock and six o'clock, chips to dial perimeter at six o'clock, balance swings
Thomas Mudge Plain gilt cased verge watch, signed to the back plate, Mudge, London, No. 284, the enamel dial with Arabic and Roman numerals, the outer case lacking, 40mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case in reasonable condition with no dents but slight marks, small chip to the edge of the glass at one o'clock, small cracks to the dial between nine o'clock and ten o'clock, small rim chips at six o'clock, balance swings
Edward Ellicott. Gold pair cased repousse ruby cylinder watch, signed to the back plate Ellicott, London, No. 4665, similarly signed to the dust cover, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, the repousse outer case decorated with a scene from the baptism of John, hallmarked London 1778, 49mm diameter, together with a purchase invoice from William Wordley Ltd, dated 1926Provenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case generally good with very slight wear, inner case with a few minor dents, slight mark to the dial at three o'clock, balance swings
Continental silver repousse pair cased verge watch, the movement signed Roget, London, No. 1192, the outer case decorated in relief with a scene of the flight into Egypt, 56mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case quite worn, inner case with small dents and repairs, dial chipped at six o'clock, balance swings
Thomas Tompion. Gilt pair cased verge watch, the movement signed Thomas Tompion, London, No. 3080, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, the outer case covered in tortoiseshell (dial and cases later), 54mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesThree small cracks to the outer case back, inner case good with some wear to the gilt, cracks to the dial between four and five o'clock, balance swings
Eardley Norton. Large plain silver pair cased verge watch for the Turkish market, signed to the back plate, Eardley Norton, London, No. 4149, the enamel dial with Turkish numerals, also signed, the cases hallmarked London 1788, 71mm diameter.Provenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case good, inner case good with slight scratches and wear, dial with five scratches towards the centre, balance swingsNB Also includes a photocopy of original invoice from William Wordley Ltd, dated 1926
Ralph Gout. Silver and tortoiseshell triple cased verge watch for the Turkish market, the enamel dial with Turkish numerals, signed Ralph Gout, London, the movement signed in Turkish and No. 34887, the plain inner case hallmarked London 1768, 55mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesSlight damage to the outer case, particularly close to the loop and hinge, slight wear to outer case, inner case good with slight scratches to the hinge, a few tiny marks and chips to the perimeter of the dial, balance swings
Silver pair cased verge watch for the Turkish market, the back plate signed Markwick Markham Perigal, London, No. 17731, the enamel dial with Turkish numerals, also signed, the plain inner case hallmarked London 1774, the outer case engraved with Middle Eastern style decoration, 49mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case good with slight wear, loop replaced ?, inner case with slight dents and wear and with ' scratched ' date 1754, dial good, balance swings
Le Roy Eleve de Breguet, a Continental gold and enamel cased verge watch for the Turkish market, the enamel dial with Turkish numerals, signed to the back plate Le Roy Eleve de Breguet, No. 4277, signed again to the dial in Turkish, the front case with foliate designs on a pink ground, the back similarly decorated surrounding a central vignette of a harbour scene, 49mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesGenerally in very good condition, slight losses to enamel on the back at twelve o'clock, ten o'clock and six o'clock, dial very good, balance not swinging. Case diameter is 49mm excluding the crown.
Barraud. 18ct gold cased dumb half quarter repeating pair cased pocket chronometer, signed to the back plate Barraud's, Cornhill, London, No. 720, the enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, signed Barraud's London, No. 720, the case hallmarked London 1815 and engraved with the arms of King George IV for whom the watch is reputed to have been made, 55mm diameter. See reference to this on the accompanying sale invoice from Louis Desoutter, dated 28th September 1927Provenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case good with slight wear to crest, inner case similar, two small cracks to the dial between one o'clock and three o'clock, balance swings, repeat mechanism not currently functional
Barraud. Plain silver pair cased duplex watch, the movement signed, Barraud's, Cornhill, London, No. 7926, the enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, also signed, the inner case hallmarked London 1813, the outer case, London 1810, 54mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case good with one slight abrasion, inner case with very slight dents and wear, loop replaced ?, dial good, balance swings, outer case back with various small dents and repair close to hinge, inner case back with slight scratches, dial with crack from centre to two o'clock, further small cracks to the subsidiary seconds dial and repaired rim chip at five to six o'clock, balance swings
English plain silver open face duplex pocket watch, signed to the back plate Bourchier, Longacre, London, No. 142, the enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds (cracks), the case hallmarked London 1818, 59mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesDents to outer case and repair to hinge, cracks to dial, balance swings
Small and slender 18ct gold and silver cased lever watch in the manner of Breguet. The silvered engine turned dial with offset chapter ring, Roman numerals, regulator vector and vacant signature cartouche, the back and sides decorated with engine turning, 45mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case generally good with slight wear and scratches and small vacant pin hole to the perimeter, dial with some slight marks particularly to the chapter ring between nine and twelve o'clock, regulator vector hand lacking, balance swinging but sticky
Continental gold cased dual time lever watch with centre seconds, the inner case signed by the retailer John E. Hyde and Sons, London, No. 1862, the gilt floral engraved dial with a subsidiary seconds dial, the movement with parachute and compensations, the outer case with engine turning and floral engraving, the loop and bezels also engraved and with a chronograph stop / start / slide to the band, 54mm diameter, together with a sales invoice from Searle, Hoare and Co., dated 22nd May, 1916Provenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesSlight wear and scratches to case commensurate with age, dial very clean, inner case and case back also very clean, balance not swinging
Gilt metal pair cased verge watch, signed to the back plate J.N. Farndon, Deddington, No. 603, the enamel dial similarly signed, the inner case plain, the outer case radially engine turned with a central rosette, 50mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case good with slight wear to the gilt, inner case similar, dial good, balance swings
Continental gold cased quarter repeating verge watch, signed Romilly Comp, the gilt inner cover similarly signed, the dial with a signed enamel chapter ring with Arabic numerals the gilt fretwork centre depicting a classical scene, the plain case with a milled band, 54mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesCase generally good with slight wear and abrasions commensurate with age, a few very minor marks and scratches to the chapter ring, balance swings, repeat mechanism functions
Continental silver verge watch, signed Bien Aime Fils Amiens, the enamel dial with Arabic numerals, similarly signed and with an offset winding post, 52mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesCase good - requires cleaning, dial - various cracks in the nine to twelve quarter, balance not swinging
Silver and tortoiseshell pair cased verge watch, signed Martineau, London, the champleve silver dial with date aperture similarly signed, 57mm diameter, the outer case later associatedProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case with various small cracks and abrasions to the tortoiseshell, inner case with signs of repair work around the loop attachment, other dents and wear, dial lacks one thirty minute marker stud between five and six o'clock and another between two and three o'clock, balance swings
Silver repousse pair cased verge watch signed Tarts, London, No. 24828, the silver champleve dial signed to the centre, Tarts, the plain inner case hallmarked London 1774, the outer case decorated with a classical scene within Baroque scroll work, 51mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case with slight wear commensurate with age, inner case similar with repair work around the loop attachment, dial generally good with a few slight marks, balance swings
Silver pair cased verge watch, signed Tarts, London, No. 721, the enamel dial with Arabic and Roman numerals surrounding a central vignette of a river scene with bridge (cracked), the inner case hallmarked London 1799 together with a later outer case (incorrect fit), 45mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case with slight dents and wear, inner case similar with repairs around loop attachment, dial with radial crack from centre to five / six numeral, other various minor cracks and scratches, chips to perimeter at six numeral, balance swings
George Mardy. Silver repousse pair cased verge watch, signed George Mardy, London, No. 55490, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, the inner case damaged and hallmarked London 1788, the outer case embossed with scroll work and a classical scene, 48mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case with a fair amount of wear to the high relief, inner case - poor with dents, punctures and repairs, dial with large chip and poor repair between nine and ten, other minor marks and abrasions, balance swings
Gilt metal verge watch, signed to the back plate Dwerrihouse Carter and Sons, Berkeley Square, No. 8906, the enamel dial with Arabic numerals and offset winding post, the case with engine turned decoration, 46mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesCase generally good with wear to gilt, dial with chip to centre, balance swings
Plain silver verge watch, signed Joseph Beale, Twickenham 1801, the enamel dial with letters for the hours, forming the name William Main, hallmarked London 1800, 54mm diameterProvenance - The Francis Payne Collection of Pocket Watches Francis Payne was a successful consulting and mining engineer working out of London offices in the early years of the last Century. His collection was formed mainly between 1910 ? 1930, the result of what he considered to be his ?Favourite Recreation, He developed contacts with various leading retailers and Auction Houses at the time. Several pieces offered here retain original invoices from Louis Desoutter, who also carried out some repairs. There are also interesting original invoices and letters from Breguet and others.The collection has remained in the Payne family ever since and none of these watches will have been seen on the open market in recent timesOuter case good with slight wear commensurate with age, inner case similar, dial with small crack between eleven and twelve, other various minor abrasions, balance swings
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