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Click here to subscribeBRAVINGTONS - A military issue nickel cased crown wind lever pocket watch. The silvered dial with Arabic numerals, 15 jewel Swiss movement, the case with arrow mark and stamped GS/TP 072512, 50mm; together with a CWC crown wind chrome cased stopwatch 52mm.Both currently running. The Bravingtons with missed bow.
RECORD - A military issue 'Dirty Dozen' manual wind gentleman's wristwatch. The signed black dial with luminuous Arabic numerals and outer minute track, broad arrow mark, subsidiary dial, the signed 15 jewel movement numbered 022k, the case interior stamped W.W.W. 3521874 and with arrow mark, the back of the case stamped W.W.W. A 8958 3521874, 36mm, on a green NATO style strap.Currently winds and runs.
FAVRE-LEUBA - A lady's gold plated manual wind cocktail bangle watch. Signed 10mm rose gold coloured dial with silvered baton markers, signed movement, the case and hinged bangle white paste set in a tea drop shape, the hinged bangle coils around and has white paste in the arrow design end, reference numbers on back of case 51421 33.Winds and runs. Plating is coming off the bracelet.
OMEGA - An 18ct lady's manual wind diamond set bracelet wristwatch. Cal. 244, circa 1950, the signed 10mm silvered dial with gilt arrow, Arabic 6 & 12 and dot hour markers, the signed 17 jewel movement with serial no. 12316919, the rectangular case set with eight round brilliant cut diamonds each of 0.04ct estimated weight, integral link 18ct bracelet, weight excluding movement 30.5g. Including seven broken links.Currently winds and runs.
EVERITE - An Incabloc 9ct cased gentleman's manual wind wristwatch. Circa 1960's, the signed 24mm silvered dial with Arabic quarter and arrow markers, centre seconds, 17 jewel movement, 32mm; together with a Butex Ferrotex gentleman's gold plated wristwatch, 33mm.Not currently running. Crown disconnected from the case. Burex with missing crown.
MWC - A military chronograph stainless steel gentleman's quartz wristwatch. The signed 30mm black dial with white Arabic numerals, three subsidiary dials and date aperture, stamped with a broad arrow mark and numbers CO 02/06 6645-99 MON 536-7491, 38mm, on leather NATO strap.Currently running. The crown adjusts the hands and date. The chronograph function is running with the buttons. Some minor scratches to the glass. Some minor abrasions to the case.We do not guarantee working order of watches and recommend a service after purchase.
PIAGET - A 1970's 18ct white gold lapis lazuli dial gentleman's manual wind dress wristwatch. Ref. 9465, the 24mm signed lapis dial with silvered arrow hands, serial no. 184797, 29mm. With original box and Watch Doctors guarantee card dated 21/07/2017.Currently running, The Piaget box interior is perishing.There appears to be a very faint hairline mark, or crack, at the 6 position running to near the centre. We haven't examined the movement or dial out of the case.
HILTON - An Incabloc 14ct white gold diamond set manual wind cocktail watch. The signed 10mm dial with gilt Arabic numerals and arrow markers, signed 23 jewel Swiss movement, case stamped AVON W.C.Co 14k, the back stamped 14k, the bracelet engraved 14kt, the case and reticulated bracelet millegrain set with small round cut diamonds, weight excluding movement 16.6g.Currently winds and runs.
A Pair of Regency Gilt Metal and Patinated Bronze, twin light candleabra in the form of Cupid, holding aloft an arrow, on an ornatley cast cylindrical base, 56cm highStick one - cupid is straight with the base, with a loose wing and the bottom half of the arrow has movement, screw fitting repair, the arrow, the fletching is not forward facing when tightened, the scones and arms are slightly bent.Stick two - cupid is straight with the base, bottom half of the arrow is loose with a screw head repair, arrow bent at the shaft above the hand, one sconce arm with repair, the other slightly bent at the scroll In our opinion these are somewhere between early and mid 19th century and very much in the Regency taste.
A Vintage Rock Crystal Gem-Set Flower Brooch, French, circa 1950, the flowerhead carved from a single piece of rock crystal, with accent gemstones, including yellow diamond sapphire emerald ruby amethyst and diamond, mounted in 18ct yellow gold, indistinct French maker mark EG?, with arrow fletching, 58.9mm, 16.2g .Condition Report: The rock crystal has a few edge chips which are mostly on the underside. The accent gemstones are bright and vivid colours. The mount only has light wear. Overall in good condition.
Matchbox Superfast 50b Articulated Truck - (1) yellow tractor unit with purple windows, light blue trailer with side labels, yellow chassis, black rear axle clip with double arrow design; Maltese Cross front wheels, 5-spoke rear wheels (2) similar but trailer without labels, axle clip has parallel line design; (3) similar but with later box variation - Near Mint to Mint in Excellent to Near Mint type I and K boxes - K box has price label to one face. (3)
Matchbox Superfast 63b Freeway Gas Tanker group - all are purple windows, Maltese Cross front wheels, 5-spoke rear wheels (1) Burmah - burnt orange tractor unit, pale red trailer chassis without rear hole, black twin rivet rear axle clip with double arrow design (2) similar but with rear hole (3) Exxon" - white tractor unit with black grille & chassis, white trailer chassis with rear hole, black clip-fit rear axle clip with parallel line design (4) "BP Super" - white tractor unit, dark green trailer chassis with rear hole, black clip-fit rear axle clip with parallel line design - Excellent Plus to Near Mint in Good Plus to Near Mint type I boxes with & without "New". (4)
Matchbox Superfast Emergency group (1) 55a Mercury Park Lane Police Car - white body, blue roof-light, clear windows, ivory interior, bare metal base, large diameter 5-spoke solid narrow wheels with tread pattern cast (2) 55b Mercury Commuter "Police" Car - white body with shield doors and hood labels, clear windows, red roof lights, wide 5-spoke wheels (3) similar but with "Police" Arrow labels - Excellent to Near Mint with some small marks & pin prick chips, slight discolour to labels in Good to Excellent type G & H boxes. (3)
Matchbox Superfast 63b Freeway Gas Tanker "Aral" - mid blue tractor unit with purple windows, Maltese Cross font wheels, 5 spoke rear wheels, trailer has light blue plastic chassis with rear hole, black clip-fit axle clip with double arrow design - Near Mint in Excellent Plus type K box with English/French text to rectangular panel on one striker side.
* Scramble Bell. A WWII RAF aerodrome station bell dated 1942, with small crowned Air Ministry motif dated 1942, additionally stamped ATW with a broad military arrow on the crown (the crown has been cut through and adapted at some point in history), with original clapper and rope, 31.5 cm high x 27.5 cm diameterQTY: (1)
* Royal Air Force. A WWII RAF (or later) Instrument-board Chronograph Clock, circa, 1940s-50s, Air Ministry Broad-arrow marked Type 6A3157 Jaeger type movement by Smiths serial nos. 248/61, black face with white numerals 12 and 24 hours subordinates, time-of trip inset with sweep-seconds stop-facility, matt-black case, as used in late mark series Spitfire, Hurricane, Typhoon etc., good working order, 8 cm diameter QTY: (1)
* Fighting Knife. A WWII Fairbairn-Sykes 'Beaded and Ribbed' pattern fighting knife, 16.5 cm blued steel blade (tip rounded), with blued steel straight guard, brass grip with nine beaded bands and war department arrow, overall length 29 cm, with brown leather scabbard with blued steel mountQTY: (1)
* Cross Belt Prickers. A Victorian silver cross belt pricker plate and fixings by Bent & Parker, Birmingham 1888, the shield shape plate finely cast with foliate scrolls, and two holders to support the arrow shaped prickers, suspended by a chain, 8.5 x 6 cm, together with another by BWL, London, no date letter but circa 1880s, gross weight 154 g QTY: (2)
* Secret Spitfires. A WWII Spitfire pneumatic rivet gun by John Macdonald & Co Ltd, Pollockshaws, Glasgow, stamped 'Size 4 No E421893', the grip stamped with war department arrow and serial no 2994/55, 31 cm long, together with a tin of rivets and related items QTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Norman Parker (1926-2024), Aviation Historian & Chairman of Amesbury History Society. Having formerly belonged to Bette Blackwell (1921-2018). Bette's story is told in the 2016 documentary "Secret Spitfires" in which this rivet gun is featured.Bette Blackwell was one of thousands of civilian women to be recruited during WWII. She was part of a secret workforce producing Spitfires in factories hidden in Salisbury and the surrounding areas.The Luftwaffe bombed Southampton in what is commonly referred to as the "Southampton Blitz" on 26 September 1940. They targeted Supermarine Spitfire Factories near Woolston. Having reduced the number of factories, production was moved more inland to Salisbury.Bette Blackwell was called up to help with the war effort and told to report to Wessex Motor Garage unbeknown that this was now a factory that build Spitfires. On her arrival she was overwhelmeled by the noise and fumes of the machines. She was expected to master the tools and techniques of riveting quickly. The factory produced fuselages and tail unit leading edges and riveters worked in pairs to hold the rivet up to protect the thin aluminium sheets. Bette often did the job of 'holding up' because she was small and could fit inside the body of the aircraft.She worked 12 hours a day for 6 days a week and the women had to hit delivery targets. They were well rewarded for the hardwork, well paid and regular bonuses. Bette worked in the factory for 2-3 years but never saw the aircraft that she worked on move out of the factory owing to the secrecy. Salisbury remained unbombed unlike Southampton because of the level of "top-secrecy".Over 2000 Spitfires were built in Salisbury (10% of all Spitfires produced during WWII).
This 6 piece set features a lovely sterling floral pattern around the perimeter of each coaster. Each measures 3" dia. Total weight: 172g. Marked Silver and with the Webster W and arrow. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: Webster CompanyCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear. As is. Minor tarnishing.
OMEGA A MILITARY WRISTWATCH, NO. Y22692 10686891, CIRCA 1940Movement: Cal. 30T2, manual wind, 15 jewels Case: Stainless steel case, fixed bars, screw down case back Dial: Black Strap: Non-original black leather strap with stainless steel pin buckle Size: 35mm Signed: Case, dial, movement, crown Accessories: None Condition Report: Movement is currently functioning. Movement has scratches, marks and tarnishing commensurate with general wear visible when viewed under a 4x loupe. Dial appears to be in an average condition with some light marks and scratches when viewed under a 4x loupe. Hands show marks and tarnishing when viewed under a x4 loupe. Pierced hole to the minute hand lumeGlass has some scratches and marks when viewed under a 4x loupe. Case shows light scratches and marks. Case back engraved with W.W.W over broad arrow markCrown has light scratches and marking. Strap appears to be in good condition with minor marks and creasing. Buckle appears to be in good condition with minor marks and scratches when viewed under a 4x loupe.This lot does not come with box or papers.Dreweatts 1759 do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any lots sold. Due to opening of the case back we recommend this watch is re-sealed by a qualified technician to ensure any stated water resistance is achieved.If you should have any further questions regarding this lot, please contact the Watch Department on 01635 553 553 or at watches@dreweatts.com Condition Report Disclaimer
A mid/late 20th century yellow metal diamond and ruby bracelet, the chain mail style links leading to arrow shaped terminal set with five round cut diamonds and four round cut rubies, with hinged fastening set with further rubies and diamonds, unmarked, 22cm long, 82gms Condition report: Please note, an insurance valuation has been seen which states the bracelet to be 18ct. We have not tested the bracelet ourselves.Closing mechanism with a good 'snap' All stones present, diamonds bright, lively and well matched in colour. No obvious splits to links. General tarnishing, scuffs and surface scratches to metal, commensurate with being worn. One claw to one ruby will need replacing.
A mid 20th century 9ct Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust 'Red' wristwatch, ref: 6305, the circular patterned dial with arrow markers and red date aperture to 3 o'clock, set to fluted bezel and plain polished case, stamped 'Brevet - 74956' 39/40mm wide (including crown) upon an associated 9ct gold brick link bracelet, 20cm long, gross weight 76gms (including bracelet and movement)Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding. Condition report: Currently ticking. Hands happily complete a full 24h rotation. Crown screws in well. Dial shows minor discolouration (seen with x10 loupe)Glass shows minor surface scuffs and scratches, commensurate with being worn. Minor nibbles to edges Scuff to crown. Case shows general scuffs, dents and blemishes, commensurate with being worn. Reverse of case shows dent and scratches, particularly to side. Interior of case 'Montres Rolex SA, geneva, Switzerland, Patented, 9k 0.375, 6305' Movement numbered '97903' Bracelet in good condition, with surface scratches and blemishes, commensurate with being worn. Ladder snap fastener in working condition but doesn't appear to fully 'snap'
A suite of Mexican white metal turquoise matrix jewellery, comprising collar style necklace, earrings and bracelet, the necklace designed as shaped rectangular panels with central arrow shaped panel, stamped ‘950’ bracelet and earrings of a conforming design, gross weight 104gms (4) Condition report: Bracelet - 18cm longNecklace - 13cm wide (at widest point) Interior of necklace 15cm long
A mid/late 20th century yellow metal ruby necklace, the chain mail style link leading to two crossed arrow shaped terminals, set with rubies, with slide and snap fastener, unmarked, 90gms Condition report: We have not tested the bracelet ourselves.However this is similar to the bracelet in the previous lot, and purchased, we believe, at the same time.Closing mechanism in working condition, All stones present, and of a bright, lively colour. No obvious splits to links. General tarnishing, scuffs and surface scratches to metal, commensurate with being worn.
Buttons, mother of pearl and shell, comprising a card of fifteen together with two buckles including a fine two tone example pierced and carved with chalet style house and figure, 3.3cms dia., nine abalone shell New Zealand mounted with carved wooden paper knife, a card with fan shaped display including buckles etc., a card of fifty seven mostly pearl and smoky pearl, largest 4.4cms, another card of fifty including a large tortoiseshell and pearl flower head button, 4.8cms, a velvet card of seventeen including two mother of pearl arrow head form, 8.5cms, a card of pearl buttons stitched onto cards in sets, and another card. (Circa 285) From the collection of the late Jackie Cole
Writing implements, comprising a silver dip pen stamped within a rectangle 'S. Mordan and Co., Sterling Silver', 17.5cms excluding knib, a mother of pearl dip pen in the form of an arrow, probably Palais Royal, and a gold coloured combination dip pen / pencil with extending handle, 17.5cms fully extended. (3) From the collection of Sally French-Greenslade
Rare Experimental Bren Light Machine Gun Forward Pistol Grip polished wooden pistol grip with broad arrow stamp. Top mounted steel bar with forward ring mounts. Marked "S27" with broad arrow. These were experimentally made for Commando or Far East use and fitted in the bipod mount for hip firing.
Two British Type D Survival Knives consisting 7 inch, single edged, heavy blade marked "27C/2360" and broad arrow. Blackened steel crossguard. Wooden slab grips. Contained in its leather scabbard ... Similar example in virtually unused condition. No issue marks on blade. Grip dated 1993. 2 items.
A MILITARY ISSUE JAEGAR LE COULTRE POCKET WATCH AND ANOTHER. A Jaegar Le Coultre pocket watch with 4.5cm dial, subsiduary seconds dial, flourescent 3, 6, 9 and 12, stamped to the reverse with government arrow and G.S.T.P. 355243. Another similar chrome plated pocket watch with alarm function. *CR First currently working, but sold without guarantee. Second not currently.
A SECOND WORLD WAR PERIOD ARMY GREATCOAT AND FOUR OTHERS SIMILAR. An Army Greatcoat, dismounted 1940 pattern size 8 by S.Simpson Ltd, dated June 1942 with Government issue arrow, and four other similar coats, some with labels, dated 1952 and later. *CR Mixed conditions, mostly good and usable examples.
AN ENGLISH SOCKET BAYONET AND SCABBARD. A socket bayonet for a three band rifle with a 54.5 cm three edged pointed blade with various stamped marks including War Department broad arrow. In brass mounted leather scabbard with similar marks. 65 cm overall. *CR Good condition, slight scuffing to leather.
A COLLECTION OF FIVE SECOND WORLD WAR AND LATER 1940 PATTERN AND OTHER BATTLEDRESS TUNICS. A Battledress tunic with internal label 'Size No.14 Prices Tailors Limited' with broad government arrow. Another similar size 13 with label for Edgard and Sons. Another, Size 7 by Montague Burton, dated 1943, and two others. 5 jackets. *CR Mostly good condition, some light damage and signs of use.
A FIRST WORLD WAR WILKINSON 1907 PATTERN BAYONET AND SCABBARD. With a 43 cm pointed and fullered blade marked Wilkinson beneath a crown, 1907 and date '11 18', and various inspection marks and Government broad arrow. With a two part wooden grip and leather and steel scabbard. 58 cm overall. *CR Light surface marks, generally a good example.
A 1907 PATTERN BAYONET AND SCABBARD FOR THE AUSTRALIAN ARMY. With a 43 cm pointed, single edged blade with partial fuller, dated 1907 and marked MA for 'Munitions Australia' to the ricasso, and other marks including broad arrow and issue dates for 1.1.42. With two-part wooden grip, one stamped 'SLAZ 41. In leather and steel scabbard with similar stamped marks including HGR 15. 57 cm overall. *CR Good regular condition with some surface marking and wear, light rubbing to marks. Handle probably previously painted.
A 1907 PATTERN BAYONET AND SCABBARD BY WLIKINSON. With a 42 cm pointed, single edged blade with fuller, marked to the ricasso '1907 Wilkinson 11 18'. To the other side with various inspection and issue marks including broad arrow. With two part wooden grip, numbered E R 455. In leather and steel scabbard, the rarer MK II scabbard with double seem construction. 58 cm overall. *CR A nice example in good condition with only light marking and scuffing.
A SECOND WORLD WAR WOMEN'S AUXILIARY AIR FORCE LEATHER JERKIN. A brown leather four button jerkin, with label 'Jerkins Leather W.A.A.F. Size No. 2 Bust 37" to 39"' Sednal Mfg Co Ltd, with obscured date, probably 1941, government arrow and previous owners name. *CR Slight scuffing to edges, generally good condition.
A 1908 PATTERN CAVALRY TROOPERS SWORD BY WILKINSON. With a narrow tapering and pointed 88 cm blade with fuller, marked to the back '08, Government issue broad arrow to the ricasso and marked for 'Wilkinson Pall Mall', and various inspection marks. With a broad steel guard and moulded grip numbered 767. 105 cm overall. *CR Surface marks, light scuffs and signs of age, loss to very tip of point, dent to scabbard.
A COLLECTION OF GREATCOATS TO INCLUDE 1939 PATTERN AND OTHERS. A British Army Greatcoat with internal label '1939 Pattern Size No. 7, Clifford Williams and Son Ltd', with government arrow, date 1940. Another similar, two others similar. An RAF Greatcoat and another with later applied red piping to the collar. Five Coats. *CR Mixed states, some with wear and repairs. Generally good condition.
A VICTORIAN 1895 PATTERN INFANTRY OFFICER'S SWORD. With an 82 cm slender, tapering and pointed blade with partial fuller, marked with a 'G' below a star, otherwise unmarked. With a broad guard with VR monogram beneath a crown, marked with a Government issue arrow over an I and BA. With wire bound shagreen grip and domed pommel. In a non-matching steel scabbard with twin ring suspension. 100 cm overall. *CR Light surface marking and small areas of surface rust, two 'nicks' to the blade. Scabbard with dents and surface marking.
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