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Lot 151
"SAMUEL OGDEN, Ripponden Fecit; An 18th century mahogany cased eight day longcase clock with a brass dial and silvered Roman chapter ring, secondary dial and calendar aperture, supporting a twin train movement, under an architectural hood with turned pilasters on a plain trunk and base, h212cm ""Condition: Turn button fastening marks, but missing. Split in base, later alterations to hood, d 26 1/2 cm chapter ring, d 27 1/2 cm face, dentile moulding. "
Lot 196
Leonidas, a gentleman’s 18 carat gold chronograph wristwatch with calendar, no.568022, circa 1950, the two piece snap on case with stop/start button and flyback (requires re-set), and push button to set time and date, the silvered dial with gilt dot markers, centre sweep chronograph, outer date dial, three subsidiary dials running hours, minutes and seconds, and aperture for day and month, the jewelled Swiss straight line club tooth lever movement cal.Y213, with monometallic screwed balance and exposed column wheel chronograph, the case 42mm including lugs, on an expandable Tessuflex bracelet
Lot 243
Omega, Chronostop, a gentleman’s stainless steel wristwatch, ref.146010, circa 1969, the two piece screw down tonneau case with push button at 2, the sunken grey dial with outer seconds track with 1/5 divisions, metallic markers, luminous baton hands, yellow centre seconds and date aperture, the seventeen jewel Omega movement with start and flyback work cal.920 no.28840729, the case 40 mm including lugs, on a mail link bracelet with fold over clasp
Lot 437
A GERMAN THIRD REICH PERIOD JUNGHANS KRIEGSMARINE GUNMETAL SUBMARINERS STOP WATCH, relieved from The Captain of a German Midget Submarine which ran aground on the French coast shortly after "D" Day. From the estate of Wilfred Perry, a Royal Naval Telegraphist who was one of the party who apprehended the crew of the submarine. Includes many photographs of those involved, the submarine itself and much other personnel ephemera, insignia, passes and service records..The watch top winds with press start/stop/reset button for separate minutes dial, marked "Junghans KM" and with Kriegsmarine winged Eagle device to the back. 56mm diameter. (two medals in photograph are not part of the lot)
Lot 1086
SPORT: Miscellaneous selection of signed cards, album pages, signed 8 x 10 photographs, multiple signed Chelsea FC pennants (2) etc., by a variety of sportsmen and women, most individually matted to various sizes, some alongside photographs, framed and glazed (2) including Max Schmeling, Lee Trevino, Venus Williams, Lewis Hamilton (2), Jenson Button, Theo Walcott, Frank Lampard, John Terry, Deco, Michael Ballack, Nicolas Anelka, Billy McNeil, John Clark, Jim Craig, Tommy Gemmell and other members of the Celtic European Cup winning football team of 1967 etc. VG to EX, 17
Lot 400
A Minute Repeating Chronograph Keyless Lever Pocket Watch, circa 1900, gilt finished lever movement, two hammers striking an outer steel gong, white enamel dial, case with engine turned decoration and vacant cartouche to the front cover, repeat slide and chronograph button in the band, stamped 18k, 58mm wide see illustration
Lot 413
An Open Faced Brass En L`Air Pocket Watch, Continental, early 19th century, fusee verge movement, white enamel dial with single applied gilt figure, when depressing a button in the pendant the arms point to the time, plain polished white metal case, stamped Carl Wagner, 57mm wide see illustration
Lot 418
A Gilt Metal Automata Musical Alarm Pocket Watch, signed Reuge, circa 1960, 17-jewel lever movement with attached pinned cylinder movement, alarm hand, printed landscape scene with automata depicting a lady beside a water pump and a figure on a horse, case with engraved musical instruments to the back cover, cuvette signed and numbered 1762 and press button to operate musical movement and automata, 57mm wide, with fitted box, winding key and booklet see illustration
Lot 527
A Cultured Pearl, Mabe Pearl and Diamond Necklace, three panels comprising a pear shaped mabe pearl to knife edge wires in a scalloped edge frame set with round brilliant cut diamonds, strung to three rows of button shaped cultured pearls to the front and two rows of the same to the back, total diamond weight 2.50 carat approximately, length 63cm see illustration
Lot 1392
A Brass Striking and Repeating Carriage Clock with Alarm, signed Le Roy & Fils, 13 & 15 Palais-Royal, Paris, 211 Regent Street, London, No.18100, circa 1890, the gorge case with carrying handle and repeat button, bevelled glass panels, white enamel dial signed, twin barrel movement with platform lever escapement and striking on a gong, backplate signed and numbered, 19cm high see illustration
Lot 1399
A Grande Sonniere Alarm Carriage Clock with Unusual Seconds Dial and Engraved Case, signed Le Roy & Fils, Palais Royal Galerie Montpensier, 13 & 15, Paris, 296 Regent Street, London, No.6593, circa 1880, the gorge case finely engraved throughout with scroll work decoration, carrying handle and repeat button to the top, bevelled glass panels, the underside with selection lever for petite sonnerie/silence/grande sonnerie, circular white enamel dial signed, unusual positioned seconds dial at 12, alarm dial, twin barrel movement with platform lever escapement, petite/grande sonnerie striking with two hammers onto two polished bells, another hammer striking a bell for the alarm, movement backplate edge signed by the maker and numbered 6593, 17.5cm high over handle, with fitted travelling case see illustration The Leroy family of watch and clockmakers was founded by Basile Charles Le Roy, circa 1785, and continued by his son Charles Louis in 1828 using the name Le Roy & Fils until the end of the century. One of his trading places was at 296 Regent Street London in 1854. See Allix (Charles) Carriage Clocks, pg.444.
Lot 3
A Pair of Cut Glass Table Lustres, early 19th century, the gilt metal sockets in fan and hobnail cut drip pans hung with button and prismatic drops on a baluster stem with further conforming drip pan similarly hung with drops, on a diamond cut column and fan and hobnail cut lobed circular base, 35cm high
Lot 297
A Victorian Five Piece Tea and Coffee Set, John Newton Mappin, London 1893, the part lobed vase shaped bodies with angular scroll handles, plain cape rims and domed covers with lobed button finials, the spirit kettle 45cm high; and A Gallery Tray, presentation inscription, hallmarked silver, all in fitted case, crested, 272oz approx
Lot 131
J. H. Hargreaves & Co, Liverpool: 18ct gold pocket chronograph The white enamel dial, `Makers to the Queen & HRH The Prince of Wales`, outer seconds scale, the ¾ plate movement signed and numbered `51660`, button to outer band, case stamped with maker`s initials `JH&Co`, and hallmarked for Chester 1890, diameter 2"
Lot 488
22 German pin back badges featuring airships. Including- large copper US with suspended basket for, S.W. Lumbermen’s assn. Convention, Kansas City 1910, semi-circular cast WM ‘Zeppelin Landing 1930’ and ‘Zeppelin Landing Basel 1930’. Both with views of towns and lake, eagle and suspended shield ‘2nd Pan American Aeronautic Exposition. Atlantic City. May 1919’. Airship ‘Norge’ and racing car ‘Circuito di Milano, Monza 1926’, ‘US Army RN1’ airship ‘America’s Greatest Airship Port’ and arms of ‘Belleville ILL. 1924’. On leather button hole strap, etc. GC-VGC
Lot 629
A pair of Imperial German Officer’s shoulder boards. For a Leutnant of Airship Troops edged with red piping and with an applied silver metal `L`together with an airship combat badge and an Iron Cross with a button style fixing. All contained within fitted leather covered case. The lid of the Case bears the inscription `Zur Errinerung 1916-1918`(to memories of 1916-1918). GC some wear overall, illustrated on Plate 33.
Lot 121
An example of the Rare Steiff doll ‘ONKEL ZEPPELIN’ produced from 1908-1913. This wood wool toy has a felt Captains Hat with small brim, “ONKEL ZEPPELIN” printed on the front, small black eyes, felt face with moustache, high split collar with a bow tie around the neck, light colour felt “shirt”, navy blue long sleeved vented Jacket fitted with lapels. The flared waist jacket covers his rather large belly. Navy blue felt tight-fitting trousers with very long leather shoes. Complete with hands, one a felt original, the other has been replaced by a dolls plastic example. GC for age. Some age wear/damage with a few moth holes. See “BUTTON-IN EAR” The Steiff Encyclopedia. “Margarete Steiff was fascinated by her first glimpse of an airship (“LZ4”ZEPPELIN) and wished to use “Graf Zeppelin’s” popularity for her Steiff items and Graf refused to give permission. She subsequently named the doll “ONKEL (UNCLE) ZEPPELIN”, illustrated on Plate 3.
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