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Late C19th/early C20th mahogany cased drop dial wall clock, brass bezel enclosing painted 29.7cm dial, Roman numerals and railtrack minutes, figured mahogany trunk with visible pendulum lenticle, two train striking movement on a bell, striking side removed, W41cm D14.5cm H56cm

Late C19th/early C20th simulated rosewood inlaid drop dial wall clock, brass bezel enclosing painted 31.2cm dial, set with Roman numerals and railtrack minutes, case inlaid with mother of pearl and white metal stringing, trunk with brass framed pendulum lenticle, two train movement striking on a bell, W43.5cm D14.5cm H68cm

Jerome & Co. superior 8 day Anglo-American clocks, late C19th/early C20th inlaid walnut drop dial wall clock, brass bezel enclosing painted 30cm dial with Roman numerals and railtrack minutes, case extensively inlaid with Tunbridge ware bands and roundels, hinged glazed panelled door over glazed panelled trunk with pierced fretwork and fabric backed panel, two train movement striking on a bell, W42cm D13cm H70cm

Newhaven Clock Co., Newhaven Conn, late C19th/early C20th inlaid walnut drop dial wall clock, brass bezel enclosing later replaced dial, D30.2cm, inlaid foliate case decorated with flowers, glazed and painted panelled door revealing pendulum, trunk having inlaid running horse, two train movement striking on bell, W43cm D13cm H68.5cm

C19th A.E. Rickards leather bound dome top trunk, leather straps and handles, W76cm D50cm H57cm

Silver plated money box if the form of chopped logs and a tree trunk, also with a cruet set and three bells. W:24cm x D:20cm x H:22cm

A Longcase clock John Gates London. Contained in a mahogany case with chamfered sides to trunk, square panel to base. Swan neck to hood. The dial is a silvered single sheet dial with subsidiary minutes and date calendar. Untested. John Gates is recorded as working in London in 1773 (Baillie’s watch and clockmakers of the world)

A large German travelling trunk with original label, leather handles to side with material internal lining. With wood and metal bound exterior. W:85cm x D:60cm x H:82cm

A taxidermy rearing stoat on a tree trunk setting W:36cm x H:26cm

A LARGE STEEL FRAMED TRAVELLING TRUNK WITH ROPE, CROWBAR ETC

A LARGE PACKING TRUNK AND CONTENTS COMPRISING TEXTILES, FABRIC PANELS. WOOL ETC

A VINTAGE DOMED AND BANDED STEAMER TRUNK - W 88 CM

A 20th century Middle Eastern hardwood and brass mounted trunk, height 41cm, width 92cm, depth 46cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A 20th century South African hardwood and brass mounted trunk, raised on cabriole legs, height 70cm, width 97cm, depth 56cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A George V chinoiserie lacquered longcase clock with eight day movement striking hours on a bell, the 9-inch brass breakarch dial engraved with Chinese figure and trees, the silvered chapter ring with Roman hour numerals and inscribed 'Dartmouth Devon', the case decorated with gilt figures, birds and flowers on an iron red ground, the hood with three turned finials and glazed door, the rectangular trunk door with glazed lenticle, on bracket feet, height 206.5cm, with pendulum and two weights.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Victorian pine washstand, height 87cm, width 92cm, depth 53cm, together with a Victorian pine trunk, height 36cm, width 70cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A large 20th century Zanzibar hardwood and brass mounted trunk, the hinged lid above three drawers, height 57cm, width 133cm, depth 70cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Victorian pine and metal-bound dome-top trunk, with tray fitted interior, 89 x 65 x 55cm

An 18th century oak cased longcase clock, the hood with a moulded cornice and columns above a long trunk door and box base, the 30.5cm square brass dial with Roman numerals and a calendar aperture inscribed Blackett Wallace, Brampton, the 30 hour movement striking on a bell, 199cm high

A 19th century oak longcase clock, the hood with a broken swan neck pediment and columns, above a long trunk door, box base and bracket feet, the 30.5cm dial with cottage by a lake painted to the arch, and floral spandrels, Roman numerals to the dial, a seconds subsidiary dial and calendar aperture inscribed Thos Mills Caerleon, 30 hour movement striking on a bell, 204cm high

A GOYARD, PARIS, FRENCH BLACK PAINTED CANVAS MOTORING TRUNK CIRCA 1915Of rectangular form, the lid enclosing a compartment, the interior of the lid with an old paper label for the maker and serial numbered 132914, the metalware also stamped29cm high, 86cm wide, 42cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useScuffs and marks to the canvas as expected, some peeling to cornersThe interior with some marks and staining, the label with some tears and lossesThe metalware with dents and knocks from use, the handles with 'snapback' action - this is working at time of report, signs of polishing to the metalwareStencilled CEP to one side in redPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

A 19th Century black painted pine dome top trunk, iron bound with hasp and staple lock plates and iron side carrying handles 70 cm wide x 60 cm high x 50 cm deep

A stained and carved camphor wood trunk 100 cm wide x 41 cm deep x 55 cm high, a modern oak single pedestal desk/dressing table 101 cm wide x 50.5 cm deep x 75 cm high, a pair of modern duck egg blue and gold painted bedside tables 46 cm square x 65 cm high and a modern Indian hardwood nest of three occasional tables 45 cm wide x 30 cm deep x 45.5 cm high and a Lloyd Loom style box ottoman

A Victorian pine trunk, the plank top with cleated ends and moulded front edge opening to reveal a candle box raised on bun feet 115 cm wide x 61.5 cm deep x 69 cm high

An 18th Century mahogany cased long case clock, the eight day movement with brass arched dial and circular medallion inscribed "Mattw Wylie Paisley No. 551" over the chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals enclosing a subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture within a foliate engraved centre plate, the case with Chinese chippendale style pagoda top and writhen twist column decoration 52 cm wide x 218 cm high x 25.5 cm deep with two weights, pendulum and winding key CONDITION REPORTS Whilst condition basically sound, there have been several areas of repair and restoration. The finials to the top are clearly missing. There is damage and repair to the centre finial and fretwork both to the sides and the hood top. The glass has been replaced and has residue of the sealant visible from the front but is secure. The metalwork has had wear to the gilding on the top of the columns and is polished almost to the brass at the base. The same can be said of the trunk column caps. The hinges have been restored/replaced. The back panel has been replaced and taped along the split. There is a split to the base along the moulded section. The movement appears to be intact but not known if working - see images for further detail

A late Victorian mahogany framed dressing mirror 46 cm wide x 53 cm high x 23 cm deep together with a stained pine trunk 84 cm wide x 44 cm high x 47 cm deep together with an oak Old Charm style bookcase cabinet with leaded glazed doors 94.5 cm wide x 92.5 cm high x 33 cm deep

An early 20th century "Victor wardrobe luggage", steamer trunk and two suitcases (4) Condition Report:Available upon request

A mexican pine coffee table/trunk double lift up top

2 vintage wooden tool chests and a metal trunk

Garden loungers, metal trunk, hand tools and Black and Decker Lithium drill etc 

A stainless steel industrial two-tier trolley, 96 x 76 x 49cm, together with a metal trunk with 'First Aid' impressed to the lid, 28 x 63 x 43cm (2).

SIRRAM; a vintage black leatherette car trunk picnic hamper fitted with two wicker wrapped square section decanters, white enamelled lidded tin with a chrome lid, teapot, plates, etc, 47 x 66 x 18cm (af). CONDITION REPORT: There are several losses and missing items to the interior, which is contained within a wire framework. The metallic items that are present are rusted and corroded, as is the metal frame.

A refurbished vintage black leatherette and metal bound car trunk, with white linen cushioned interior, inscribed to both sides 'D.', 53 x 86 x 20cm. CONDITION REPORT: Recently restored by the vendor's father fir use in one of his Classic cars, although the cars have now been sold and the current vendor is unaware of the particular details of which vehicle it was for.

A refurbished vintage black leatherette and metal bound car trunk, with white linen cushioned interior, inscribed to both sides 'D.', 55 x 86 x 20cm. CONDITION REPORT: Recently restored by the vendor's father fir use in one of his Classic cars, although the cars have now been sold and the current vendor is unaware of the particular details of which vehicle it was for.

A refurbished vintage black leatherette and metal bound car trunk, with white linen cushioned interior, inscribed to both sides 'D.', 50 x 85 x 19cm. CONDITION REPORT: Recently restored by the vendor's father fir use in one of his Classic cars, although the cars have now been sold and the current vendor is unaware of the particular details of which vehicle it was for.

A 19th century coral serpent bangle. The serpent / snake bangle formed of carved overlocking coral beads, to detailed carved head, strung upon a flexing metal band. Weight  27.9g. Measures uncoiled approx 31cm. Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

An Arts and Crafts silver opal and moonstone brooch pin. The brooch set with a large oval moonstone cabochon having four smaller moonstone cabochons set amongst foliate sprays and framed by five opals of differing origin including black opal. The brooch having hinged pin verso. Principle moonstone measures approx 1.7cm x 0.8cm x 0.4cm. Opals approx 1cm x .7cm.  Measures approx 7.3cms x 4.5cm. Unsigned. Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

An antique garnet locket on a gold chain. The Victorian locket being set with central garnet cabochon surrounded by a halo of round faceted garnets having a glazed panel door to verso. Set to a gold box link chain. Chain marked 375 for 9ct gold. Chain measures 17.5 inches. Locket measures 3cm. Total weight 11.3g. Chain approx 5.5g. Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

A Russian 84 silver plique a jour cloisonne negligee necklace circa 1908 - 1916. The necklace strung with  an ornate plique a jour and cloisonne pendant having two trefoil of amethyst cabochon strung from bird surmounted chain and a central large emerald drop strung from a plique a jour central roundel having two blister pearls. The pendant strung upon a fine silver trace chain with toggle clasp. Russian 84 silver mark for Moscow to jump ring makers mark illegible.  Pendant measures approx 10cm x 6.5cm. Emerald  11.4mm x 16.7mm, Amethysts guide 9.5mm x 5.8mm.  Wearable length approx 46cm.Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

A 19th Century Victorian Russian silver gilt snake bangle. The bangle made from woven gilt silver wires with engraved detailing to the head, set with red stone cabochon eyes. Interior circumference approx 17.5cm (flexible) approx 0.8cm wide. Weight 31.0g. Russian silver mark for Moscow to tail. Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

A 19th Century Victorian hallmarked 18ct gold and enamel mourning ring. The ring having engraved floral borders with alternating black and white initial panels and two woven hair panels. Hallmarked London 1885. Engraved W H April 25th 1885, engraved below EBH 9th Aug 1909. Weight 5.8g. Size N.5.'WH' for - Mr. William Hopper, a Scotsman, who founded the Shipock Iron Works in Moscow in 1847. He was educated at home in Russia and at Dr. Bryce's Collegiate School in EdinburghProvenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

A 1920s gold platinum diamond and pearl brooch pin. The brooch set with a central old cut diamond having rose cut diamond accents with further diamonds to bar interspaced with pearls. Principle diamond measures 5.5 x 6.2 x 2.8mm.  Measures approx 3.8cm. Weight 4g. One pearl missing.Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

A 19th century Russian gold diamond and turquoise brooch pin. The brooch in the form of entwined gold having old cut diamond and turquoise finials. The brooch having hinge pin and c clasp cone fastener verso.  Russian assay mark 56 with stamp  F * K . Measures 4.7cm. Weight 8.8gProvenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

An early 20th century Russian guilloche enamel pendant in the form of a bean. Measures - 1.8cm. Weight 1.4g.Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

A Russian gold guilloche enamel egg pendant.  The pendant in the form of an egg having white enamel decoration with gold bale to top. Tests to bale indicate 14ct gold. Measures 1.85cm to top of bale. Weight 4.5g Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

A14ct gold fancy double link chain bracelet. The bracelet likely for a child formed of double links to box clasp with safety catch.  Measures 13.5cm long.  Weight 3.2gProvenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

A 19th Century Victorian gold and moss agate panel necklace. The necklace being bezel set with polished moss agate panels with a tongue in groove clasp. Unmarked, tests indicate gold. Measures 17.5 inches. Total weight 19.5g. Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

An early 20th Century Russian imperial silver cloisonné enamel locket pendant. The pendant in the form of a heart with scrolled wire work detailing with enamelled panels and engraved initials to verso. The locket rotates open to reveal a mirror and glazed panel to the interior. 84 and illegible Cyrillic makers marks to bale. Measures approx 5cm including bale. Chain measures 16 inches. Total weight 27.4g.Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

An assortment of jewellery and watches. The lot to include a gold plated coral set brooch, malachite brooch, Art Deco belt buckle, white metal mesh purse, a white metal panel bracelet, a silver tulip brooch (marked 925), an amber set brooch (AF), a silver niello peacock brooch, tie pin, compact, ceramic screw back earrings and brooch, simulated pearl screw back earrings, carved horn bracelet, snuff box, Delia gold plated watch, Limit and an unmarked Art Deco watch. Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

An early 20th century string of pearls. The pearl necklace having white metal clasp which has become detached at one one end. Pearls measure largest 3.5mm, smallest 1mm. String measures 41cm excluding clasp. Weight 3g. Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

A 9ct gold antique herring bone link chain with a cylinder clasp. Marked 9ct to the clasp. Measures 15.5 inches. Weight 3.1g. Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

A 19th Century Victorian gold locket. The locket having a central clear panel surrounded by marquise cut coloured stones (some missing). Unmarked, tests indicate 9ct gold. Measures 3cm. Weight 3.6g. Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

A group of antique brooches. The lot to include a gold plated filigree bar brooch set with seven oval cut citrines, a Victorian silver crescent brooch with suspended bell, and a Victorian silver harp brooch (AF, stones missing). Citrine brooch measures 8cm wide, crescent 3.5cm wide, harp measures 2.5cm wide. Silver weight approx 11.2g. Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

A 19th Century Victorian gold and enamel belt brooch. The brooch of round with with buckle and seed pearls. Unmarked, surface tests indicate 14ct gold. Measures 2.5cm wide. Weight 3.2g. Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

A collection of 19th Century Victorian antique hat pins. The lot to include a Japanese shakudo pin featuring birds with floral detailing, two mother of pearl hat pins, a tortoiseshell and white stone pin and a pique work finial pin. Together with a selection of loose uncut garnets and another specimen possibly hematite. Provenance - Private Family Collection - The property belonging to  Frederick and Lucy Cazalet who fled the Russian Revolution in 1917 with a single trunk of items. This item was one of the few items in that trunk that they took with them. Frederick and Lucy Cazalet were the descendants of the Hopper family who founded the Shipock Ironworks in Moscow and the Muir / Mirrielees families that created the great department store in their name. Both the Hopper family and the Muir / Mirrielees were of Scottish origin and were prominent families in Russian business circles.Frederick Cazalet (1871-1945) married Lucy Hopper (1870-1956) in the Anglican Church in Moscow in 1901. Both were born in Moscow. Lucy was an authority on Russian pewter and porcelain.Fredrick and Lucy Cazalet managed the great Muir and Mirrielees department store in Moscow until they fled the Russian Revolution in 1917. The department store was nationalised after the Revolution and became TsUM.

A well-engineered model of a H Clarkson & Son of York vertical compound steam marine engine, These engines rarely come on the market and being the first to pass through this auction house. The cylinders being 2 inch and 1 1/2 inch diameter bores by 2 inch stroke. Lagged with blued plate-work and supported on trunk guides with open disc crank, eccentric driven steam valves, Stephenson's reverse with wheel operated direction control, bearings fitted with brass oiler cups, fitted brass displacement oiler and 6 inch diameter spoked flywheel.The model is finished in blue paintwork with polished bright-work. Overall height 37cm. Length 39cm.

A well-engineered model of a Stuart Turner 5A vertical live steam engine, built by Mr C Compton of Somerset, the single cylinder 2 1/4 inch bore by 2 inch stroke and having blued metal lagging, drain cocks with associated copper pipework, oiler system, single cylinder supported on trunk guide, open crank with eccentric driven steam valve, ratchet oiler system run from crank, steam inlet valve with fitted hand wheel and polished copper exhaust pipe. The engine finished in grey paintwork set on metal sole plate and mounted on metal and wooden base measuring 24cm x 23cm. Overall height 40cm.

A well-engineered model of a H Clarkson & Son of York vertical single cylinder steam engine. The single cylinder with 2 inch bore by 2 inch stroke being built to 1 1/2 inch to the foot scale. Brass lagged cylinder supported on trunk guide with open disc crank, eccentric driven steam valve, Stephenson's reverse with wheel operated direction control, bearings with oiler points. 6 inch diameter spoked flywheel. The model fitted with a water pump driven from the open crank and finished in green paintwork with polished bright-work. Overall height 38cm. Sole plate 21cm x 18cm.

A well-engineered freelance model of a horizontal steam mill engine, built by Mr D. Russell of Fraserburgh, the single cylinder 3/4 inch bore by 1 1/2 inch stroke with wooden lagging and brass banding, open crank, trunk cross-head guide and eccentric operated steam valve linked to crank with pair of spoked flywheels 10cm diameter. The model finished in red paintwork and mounted on wooden plinth measuring 28cm x 8.5cm. Overall height 11cm including plinth.

A Bing Company lying live steam plant, being spirit fired and comprising of a horizontal brass boiler with steam pressure gauge, water sight glass, safety valve, whistle and supported on simulated brick-work plinth with matching chimney stack, single cylinder mill engine of open crank design with trunk guide, spoked flywheel and fitted oiler cups. The engine driving a small generator. The whole mounted on metal plinth measuring 40cm x 36cm. Circa 1912.