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Click here to subscribeA collection of seed pearl jewellery yellow metal mounted including flowerhead brooch as a pendant on matching foliate and bow decorated chain, another brooch pendant on medallion decorated chain, a pair of medallion type drop earrings and a seed pearl and pink coral mounted horseshoe form stick pin, 8.9 cm long
A diamond and turquoise brooch with ribbon bow decoration, 2.7 cm x 2.2 cm, a diamond, emerald and opal set brooch of crescent form, 3.4 cm x 2.5 cm and a Victorian diamond and emerald navete form brooch on ribbon tie loop, 3.5 cm x 1.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS Turquoise bead appears dirty to the surface though this may be part of the original colour. Otherwise the piece appear in good order. The crescent form brooch appears in good order throughout though there is a patch to the centre at rear which is assumed to be part of the original construction strengthening a weak section. If not, it has been there for some time. The navete form brooch appears to be in good order throughout
A Regency mahogany toilet mirror, the rectangular plate on reeded supports to a rosewood and crossbanded satinwood strung three drawer bow fronted base on bracket feet, 57.3 cm wide x 57 cm high and a 19th Century mahogany two tier whatnot, each tier with a single drawer and pressed brass handle raised on turned legs to brass caps and castors, 46 cm wide x 46 cm deep x 77.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Toilet mirror - foot off but present. Various areas missing including to the escutcheon. Looks like the ivory handles have been off. Very discoloured to the top. Damage to the mirror plate. See images for more details. In need of some tlc. The whatnot - one finial is off but present although is a darker colour to the other three. Surface scratching, water marks, etc. Knocks, bumps, etc, throughout. Has been "used". There is a split to the lower tier at the back right hand corner. Wear and tear conducive with age and use. Both items in need of tlc. See images for more details.
An Edwardian Sheraton Revival bookcase cabinet of slim proportions, the fan marquetry inlaid caddy top over a bow front with four adjustable shelves and cupboard door enclosing a further shelf, on splayed supports, 42.5 cm wide x 17 cm deep x 201 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Whilst bascially sound, the piece is a little tired throughout including some damage to the varnish on the top of the fan section and some damage and loss to the beading on the cornice and to the left hand side. Veneers to the left and right of the shelving with cracks horizontally along the grain and one area of loss. The shelves are basically sound. The door with some cracking, particularly to the corners and along the grain on the centre medallion. The feet with damage front and back to the left side and similar to the right. Otherwise colour fairly uniform throughout - see images for further detail
A small 20th Century mahogany sideboard in the Sheraton Revival taste, the cross-banded top bow fronted over a single drawer and two cupboard doors, raised on square tapered legs to spade feet, 91.5 cm wide x 47.5 cm deep x 84 cm high, together with a mahogany single drawer side table in the Georgian manner, raised on cabriole legs to pad feet, 42 cm wide x 42 cm deep x 72.7 cm high
A taxidermy golden tench by J Cooper & Sons, mounted and stuffed in a bow front case, in a naturalistic setting with a blue background, labelled 'Golden Tench, Caught on 9th July 1897, Batchworth Lane, by J. Chambers, Weight 2Ibs 1oz 3drms', and labelled 'J Cooper & Sons, 28 Radnor Street, Luke's, London E.C.,53cm wide13.5cm deep32cm highCondition report: Wear to the back edge, glass good
A taxidermy perch by J Cooper & Sons, stuffed and mounted in a bow front case, in a naturalistic setting with a blue background, gilt lined lettering 'Perch, Taken by W.D. Hall at Watford, Sept. 27th 1896, Weight 2Ibs 3oz' and labelled 'J. Cooper & Sons, 28 Radnor Street, St Luke's, London E.C.,50.5cm wide14.5cm deep31.5cm highCondition report: Split backboard, edging worn, glass OK
A taxidermy barbel by J Cooper & Sons, stuffed and mounted in a bow front case, in a naturalistic setting with a blue background, gilt lined lettering 'Barbel, Caught at Hambledon, by F.J. Paramour, August 18th 1902, Weight 6¼Ibs, and labelled 'J. Cooper & Sons, 28 Radnor Street, St Luke's, London E.C.,83.5cm wide19cm deep37cm highCondition report: Tape wear to right and back edges
Seven pocket aneroid barometers, the first a compendium, one face with curved thermometer, the other with unscrewable bar compass, by Elliott Bros, 449 Strand, London, No.2425, side engraved 'W.J Lewis, Mardy Aberdare'the second a holosteric barometer inscribed H.A. Reens, Opticien, Rotterdamthe third a forecasting aneroid, by Negretti and Zambra, London, No.9188, altitude scale to edgethe fourth a Watkin patent No.187, inscribed J. Hicks, London, in leather casethe fifth inscribed Allen and Hanbury, 49 Wigmore Street, Londonthe sixth inscribed 'Therindex registered Swiss' the seventh by Negretti & Zambra, London, together with two pocket forecasters, by Negretti & Zambra, one boxedand an 'Angelus' desk set with barometer, clock and calendar in leather caseCondition report: Please see images. Elliot bBros and Allen and Hanbury examples not working when tested.Barometer in Angelus set does not seem to be fully functioning - the barometer hand only moves slightly.None of these testedthe first in good condition generally, although some scratching to glass on one dialthe second with dirty lacquer surface the third with worn through lacquer to the back, all over discolourationthe fourth with leather case discoloured round edges, worn away at press button, hinge reset, some rust to rear, disclouration to dial and some lacquer discloured on sidesthe fifth with chipped glass and detached, but present, indicator hand, lacquer to back discolouredthe sixth with discoloured and partly rusty (?) edgesthe seventh missing its bow and with discoloured lacquerthe box of the pocket forecaster tired and splitdiameter of the rear circular clock case 60mm.The Angelus clock ticks when wound.The date markers do not turn with the clock.
Seven pocket aneroid barometers, the first inscribed John Barker & Co Ltd, Kensington, in leather desk stand,the second continental, centre initials in leather case (dial chipped)the third an aviator's model, wrist mounted, inscribed F.E. Becker & Co ....the fourth inscribed Paterelli & Co, 208 Piccadilly, London, with curved thermometer tubethe fifth a small model, by Elliot Bros, Strand, London, with engine turned case in leather case,the sixth a small silver cased example, the seventh inscribed 'M Pillischer, 88 New Bond St., London' together with an aero hypsometer, wrist mounted, inscribed J.H. Stewart Ltd, 406 Strand & 457 West Strand, London, No.4655 (8)Condition report: the first inscribed John Barker & Co Ltd, Kensington, in leather desk stand,the second continental, centre initials in leather case (dial chipped)the third has tarnished lacquer to brass surfaces and the back has scratched letters and numbersthe fourth has tarnished lacquer to brass surfacesthe fifth has damaged case by the hook, the sixth had red painted marker on edge of dialthe seventh has no bow and heavily tarnished lacquer to brass serviceshypsometer has heavy scratching and some small rust specs to backNeedles all move when placed in a plastic bag and squeezed. No air gaps in thermometer fluid.
Seven pocket aneroid barometers and an altimeter, the first by F. Pastorelli, London,the second Rhodesian, by W.H. Blackler, Bulawayo,the third for the US Army, by Taylor, Rochester, N.Y.the fourth by West, London in engine turned brass case, dial with open centre,the fifth an aviator's or mountaineer's model, by F.E. Becker, London with wrist mountingthe sixth by Mason & Co, Dublin, with compass back in leather case the seventh, a 'Hutchinson's Improved Surveying Aneroid', inscribed L Casella, London No.5670the eighth, a Belgian altimeter, dial inscribed S.Brand, Bruxelles, in leather case Condition report: None are tested and working order not guranteedthe first missing bow, brass tarnished all overthe second with heavily tarnished casethe third with case with split to sidethe fourth appears okthe fifth back has some tarnishing and scratched letters and numbersthe sixth by Mason & Co, Dublin, with compass back in leather case the seventh, a 'Hutchinson's Improved Surveying Aneroid', inscribed L Casella, London No.5670the eighth, a Belgian altimeter, dial inscribed S.Brand, Bruxelles, in leather case
An elm blanket box, 19th century, the lid with cleated ends, the sides and front with dovetailed joints, and on bracket feet, 106cm wide51cm deep, 60cm highFrom The Principal Contents of an East Anglian Estate.Condition report: Top with bow, re-hinged, scratches and knocks all over.Feet with repairs.
A pair of 20thC Dresden porcelain parrot figures, each polychrome decorated on tree bow bases, marked beneath, 33cm high, an early 19thC hand painted dish decorated with summer flowers, Continental porcelain bird figure group, a 19thC French porcelain jar and cover, a Continental porcelain clover leaf dish, polychrome decorated with a leaf base, etc. (a quantity, AF)
A gold diamond négligée pendant, a ribbon bow centrepiece milligrain set to the centre with a rose cut diamond, the loops grain set with smaller rose cut diamonds, with two articulated tapered drops, each terminated with a rose cut diamond, milligrain set to an openwork frame, to split trace link chain and bolt ring clasp, tested as approximately 15ct gold, chain 440mm long, pendant 42mm long, 5.03gCondition report: Dirt and tarnish to pendant around settings of diamonds.Wear between links of chain.
A quantity of silver and costume jewellery, to include four amber necklaces, a silver amber brooch, a pair of silver amber earrings, and a silver amber bracelet, a silver Albert chain, 'T' bar deficient, a silver paste dog brooch, a silver paste cluster brooch, a silver marcasite set bow style brooch, a pair of imitation pearl earrings with screw fittings, marked 9ct, a single 9ct gold earring, 0.36g, a 9ct back and front locket, a gilt metal paste set brooch by Maryse Blanchard, etc. (qty.)Silver - 96.31g
A gold side wind hunter pocket watch, 54mm diameter, with a white enamel dial, black Arabic numerals, gold spade hands and subsidiary seconds dial, marked 14K 0.585, Swiss assay marks, German crown mark, case no. 150900, with metal cuvette, movement marked 1228, 89.63g, together with an 18ct gold fetter link Albert chain, with swivel clasp to one end and half solid bolt ring to the other, 343mm long, 13.82g (2)Condition report: Albert chain:Clasps in working order.Pocket watch:Currently running. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Surface marks/scratches to case. Dents to case edges.A couple of hairline cracks to dial.Discolouration to seconds hand.Scratches to perspex.Gilding to metal bow and crown worn.Case back does not close completely flush.
A gold Waltham top wind open-faced pocket watch, 47mm diameter, with a white enamel dial, black Arabic numerals, red Arabic minutes numerals to the outer chapter ring, blued Breguet style hands and a subsidiary seconds dial, glass deficient, case back with engraved monogram, case marked A.W.C.Co 14k, no. 159851, gold cuvette marked Waltham Colonial Series, 17 jewel movement with engine turned decoration, marked A.W.W.Co Waltham, Mass., Royal, serial no. 16094482. 65.03g, together with a curb link Albert chain, tested as approximately 14ct gold with 9ct gold swivel clasp, T-bar deficient, links worn, 3.94g (2)Condition report: Currently running. No guarantee as to timekeeping or continued running.Glass missing.Hairline cracks to dial.Crown winds and hands set.Slight wear to top of bow.Surface marks/scratches to case.Links to Albert chain very worn, and wear to top of swivel clasp.
An American gold side wind hunter pocket watch, 41mm diameter, case engraved with mountain scene and birds, and cartouche engraved with initials SJT, and with trefoil bow, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, red Arabic minute numerals to the chapter ring, blued spade hands and subsidiary seconds dial, marked B. & H.B. Kent, 144 Yonge St., case marked A.W.C.Co 14k, no.81900, gold cuvette engraved S. J. Toole, 17 jewel movement with engine turned decoration signed B. & H.B. Kent, Toronto, serial no. 1728094, 53.81gCondition report: Not currently running, fully wound.Hands set ok.Minor marks to dial.A couple of slight dings to the case back, no apparent dings to the front cover.Gold inner dust cover, with engraving 'S.J.Toole',
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