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Lot 133
Raymond Weil, gents Raymond Weil Nubucco 3900, Automatic wristwatch, model 3900. Stainless steel with Grey dial, Sapphire Crystal, Stainless Steel Screw Down Crown. Double folding clasp and release button. Water Resistant 200M, Swiss Made. V739888. Working order, without box.Please see the buyer's terms and conditions for purchasing diamonds and coloured gemstones. If further detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect, nor does the mention of one fault preclude the presence of another. Griffin's does not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 248
Perfume Bottles Comprising of One Oleg Cassini, crystal glass with screw in stopper in the form of red lips, One Ansley Fine Bone China with atomiser, one Caithness glass with atomiser, one French Crystal bottle with atomiser, one cut glass with Fuchia pattern with atomiser, one heavy uranium glass cut crystal glass stopper with floral design, one heavy Cranberry glass with glass stopper, one frosted glass with glass stopper, one small heart shaped with metal stopper, one small multi coloured with ress button, two ornate cut glass bottles with (Hall Marked silver tops. 12 bottles in all
Lot 401
An Edwardian silver baby's rattle, another and miscellaneous other silver smallwork, to include envelope postage stamp case, caddy spoon, condiments, thimbles, scent / salts bottle, button hook, trowel page marker, compact, cigarette holders, etc, 3ozs weighable Several items worn or damaged but mostly good
Lot 129
A WW1 era German bulkhead ships barometer, by repute taken from RMS Berengaria, formally known as SS Imperator. Brass body with hinged glass fronted lid, and central button for adjusting the needle alignment. White dial with German text, but no apparent makers mark or dates. Notes: information supplied by the vendor suggests that the item once sat on the bridge of the SS Imperator, later the RMS Berengaria. The piece was acquired by a relative of the current owner and has thus been passed down through the family. SS Imperator was a German ocean liner, first launched in 1912 as part of the Hamburg America Line. At the time of her completion in 1913, she was the worlds largest passenger liner. During WW1 she remained in port at Hamburg, and was seized in 1919 by the United States Navy. For a short time Imperator was part of the U.S. Navy, and served as a troop transport ship, transporting U.S. servicemen back to the United States from the European theatre of war. As part of War Reparations, Imperator was handed over to the British Cunard Line company, by way of some compensation for the loss of RMS Lusitania at the hands of the German Navy. She was renamed RMS Berengaria, and sailed as the flagship for Cunard from 1919-1939, and was later scrapped between 1939 and 1946. Dimensions: width 17.2cm x height 17.2cm x depth 7.8cm. Condition: some damaged to the glass front, but the brass case is in good order. There a 6 cracks to the glass, all emanating from the adjustment knob to the centre. The brass casing is free from dents or other kind of damage, plus the dial is also in good order. The wooden plaque backing is not original to the piece, having been added later by a former owner (this can be easily removed by undoing the screws).
Lot 135
A WW1 British officers marching compass, by Negretti & Zambra. Brass body with black painted finish, viewing window to the lid and suspension ring. Mother of pearl dial with luminescent arrow, and brass stop button to the side. Broad arrow and maker marked to the bottom. Complete with its original leather case and strap, named to ‘M Blakeway Royal Tank Corps’. Officially embossed maker mark and date of ‘T.F.&S 1916’. Notes: consigned by the original owners granddaughter. Malcolm Blakeway entered the war on August 10th 1915, and originally served as a 2nd Lt in the 1st battalion Yorks & Lancs Regiment. He later attained his Captaincy while serving in the Tank Corps. He is entitled to the 1915 star, BWM, and Victory medal. He was a native of Handsworth, Birmingham, and later of Chaddesley Kidderminster. It’s believed that he also held a commission during WW2, again as a Captain in the Royal Armoured Corps. He relinquished this commission on August 16th 1945, and was granted the honorary rank of Major. Condition: generally very good. Normal service wear to both the compass and its case. There appears to be a zig-zag pattern lightly scratched into the lid of the compass, likely from the WW1 era (perhaps a moment of boredom?). The compass appears to work as it should, with the stop button also functional. The leather case has a good colour and patina. It may have had a different original owner during WW1, as there is another name inked out on the case.
Lot 104
A 1914 Star trio, awarded to 3053 Trooper Joseph Brooks of the 1st Life Guards. To include: a 1914 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, a Life Guards cpa badge with slider, and a Life Guards button. Notes: Tpr Brooks disembarked for service on October 6th 1914. His records confirm the trio a his full entitlement, and there is no evidence of the award of the clasp. Some online records state his service number as being 8053, which would seem to be an error in transcription due to the nature of the original handwritten record. Condition: good. Normal service wear to all of the items, but nothing that is detrimental.
Lot 145
2 WW1 home front badges. To include: a 1915 ‘On War Service’ oval badge, with button hole fitting to the reverse. By D.C. Collins of Newgate Street, London. Unusually, the badge is made in white metal (possibly silver plated),as most are made in brass. Plus, a rare gilt metal and enamel 1915 War Service badge for Belsize Motors. Complete with button hole fitting to reverse (no maker mark). 2 items. Condition: Both badges are in very good condition, with only light service wear. The enamel is intact and most of the gilt finish remains.
Lot 124
A WW1 era, M1917 United States bayonet by Remington, 1917 dated to the ricasso, plus U.S. proof marks. Standard pattern, with wooden slab grips with the distinctive grooves cut into both sides. Morticed pommel with push button release catch, plus steel cross guard with muzzle ring. Single edged, fullered blade, with rounded spine. Complete with leather steel mounted scabbard, and a later webbing frog. Notes: likely reissued to the British Home Guard during WW2, which would have been the source of the webbing frog. Approximately 57.2cm length in the scabbard, blade length 43cm. Condition: generally good. A little pitting to the pommel area, working release catch. Clean blade, with a few nicks / indentations to the cutting edge. A little separation between the throat of the scabbard and the leather part of the scabbard, but the structure is still secure. The webbing has age related wear and soiling.
Lot 232
Goebel - Steiff. A boxed Collector's Set featuring a collaboration between Goebel and Steiff: 'Little Maestro' The figurine is the Little Maestro (HUM826/I) an authentic Hummel figurine with a First Issue Backstamp. The matching mohair Steiff bear is a Limited Edition #08136 of 20,000 pieces. Every teddy bear has a consecutively numbered white ear tag and the famous button in ear. Certificate of Authenticity included. Largest piece measures 11cm x 9cm x 14cm. Items appear in Excellent condition within Excellent box. (This does not constitute a guarantee). [MP]
Lot 419
Graham Farish - Two boxed N gauge locomotives from Graham Farish. Lot consists of Graham Farish 1503 Merchant Navy Class 4-6-2 Op.No. 21C17 in SR green; plus 371-626 GWR railcar no.19 with shirt button logo in chocolate and cream. Models appear Mint (1503 missing instructions) in Good (1503 no box ends) - Excellent packaging. All items are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)
Lot 105
ASSORTED ITEMS, to include a white metal Albertina, a white metal filigree flower brooch stamped 800, a white metal filigree Maltese pendant, unmarked, suspended from a fine trace chain with spring clasp, stamped 835, a silver and mother of pearl button hook, hallmarked Sheffield, a white metal scrab beetle ring, a white metal oriental bracelet, a white metal oriental brooch stamped silver, a white metal open face bracelet, a mother of pearl Brother Lite lighter, a Colibri lighter, propelling pencil etc
Lot 147
ASSORTED ITEMS, to include a silver cherub embossed hair brush, hallmarked Birmingham, two boxed silver handled bread knives, silver handled shoe horn, silver handled button hook, a white metal teaspoon, a round circular, silver photo frame, hallmarked Birmingham, a silver front photo frame, hallmarked Birmingham, an 'Arthur Price' rectangular silver photo frame hallmarked Sheffield, also including a smoking pipe fitted with a silver collar hallmarked Birmingham (condition report: hair brush requires some attention, holes to the silver, damaged, others require a gentle clean and polish)
Lot 349
THREE BOXED ROYAL CROWN DERBY IMARI PAPERWEIGHTS, comprising a large Hawthorn Hedgehog introduced 2003, with gold button stopper, a medium Bramble Hedgehog introduced 2003 with gold button stopper, together with a Coal Tit introduced 2002, with commemorative 21st hexagonal gold stopper (3 + 3 boxes) (Condition report: boxes have a few minor dents, the Coal Tit has a tiny spot of missing gilt on tip of beak)
Lot 427
A GROUP OF SIX STONEWARE ALE AND CIDER FLAGONS, comprising a large flagon printed and impressed marks Painter & Edwards wine and spirit merchants- Bicester (missing cork stopper), two flagons for John Allen & Co. Leicester (one has a chip on neck, both have cork stoppers), a tall unmarked flagon with a metal handle and wooden tap, a large Delft blue and white charger, backstamp Delfts-Blauw Chemkefa, diameter 38cm (crazed), a modern Mybelle push button telephone model 850EIF and a Royal Doulton 'Old Charley' character jug (9) (Condition report: obvious damage mentioned in description, phone untested)
Lot 448
A BESPOKE LATE 19TH CENTURY VICTORIAN SILK AND LACE WEDDING DRESS WITH ACCESSORIES, made for the marriage of Harry and Gertrude on 16th June 1897 in Bootle, Liverpool, an ivory coloured silk dress has covered button detail along the back of the bodice, long ribbon edged, layered gauze sleeves, a ruched silk and layered embroidered gauze full skirt, a silk tightly fitted bodice, cotton lined, with a secret pocket hidden amongst the folds of the skirt, possibly would fit UK size 6/8, together with an embroidered veil and shawl, handmade kid leather boots with silk ribbon detail and silk slippers, together with a collection of handmade lace collars and cuffs (1 box + dress) (Condition Report: one small stain on front of dress, diameter 3cm, hardly visible through embroidered gauze and ruching, some light marks to the hemline, one button missing, one button is missing cover)
Lot 56
FIVE BRACELETS, to include a white metal hinged bangle set with amber cabochons, stamped 925, a silver rose detailed line bracelet, fitted with a lobster clasp, hallmarked Birmingham import, length 200mm, a white metal openwork link bracelet, fitted with a lobster clasp, stamped 925, length 190mm, a white metal openwork link bracelet, fitted with a spring clasp, stamped 925, length 180mm, a white metal cubic zirconia set bracelet, fitted with push button clasp, stamped 925, length 200mm (condition report: all would benefit from a gentle clean and polish, the cubic zirconia bracelet has missing stones)
Lot 88
A 9CT GOLD DIAMOND LINE BRACELET, AF designed as an alternating white gold oval links each set with two small single cut diamonds, between yellow gold cross links, fitted with a push button fish hook clasp, hallmarked 9ct Sheffield, broken requires some attention, approximate gross weight 7.2 grams (condition report: requires some attention broken and needs repairing)
Lot 93
A gentleman's Victorian carved mahogany armchair; the curved upholstered button down back with cabochon, cartouche and foliate scroll cresting, with padded arm supports with scroll terminals and upholstered stuff over seat in floral damask silk fabric, on reeded and turned tapered legs, terminating in brass cappings and castors, 94cm high, 78cm wide, 41cm height of seat.
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