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Lot 1292
A 9ct rose gold crown wind full hunter pocket watch, the white enamel dial set with Roman numerals inscribed 'Centre Seconds Chronograph, Talbot & Son, London', with gold cuvette, signed movement numbered 700618 and with ring loop attachment, diameter 55mm, approx. 123.2g. Condition Report: A few shallow dents to the case, the watch ticks when wound but no guarantee to be in working order, the case is free from any engraving or inscriptions. It is missing the function button to the side of the case otherwise just general surface wear.
Lot 403
A FORGET-ME-NOT BEARS 'CHOMLEY SNIFFLE' BESPOKE TEDDY BEAR, a one-off creation in vintage style by Mary of Forget-Me-Not Bears, numbered 1/1 with original swing tag, fully jointed, pale golden distressed fur, stitched features and black button eyes, wearing a mustard coloured jumper and olive green corduroy trousers, height 50cm (1) (Condition Report: appears in good condition, has intentional wear)
Lot 397
A FORGET-ME-NOT BEARS 'PADDLERS RABBLE' TEDDY BEAR, made in vintage style by Mary of Forget-Me-Not Bears, limited edition no 4/5 with original swing tag, fully jointed, golden distressed fur, stitched features and black button eyes, wearing an olive green and burgundy knitted suit, height 49cm (1) (Condition Report: appears in good condition, has intentional wear)
Lot 193
Original from the Doulton Museum. A card of two small round painted Bunnykins buttons. One depicts a bunny in a cradle, and the other is a bunny running. Details color of paint on the reverse side. Button size: 1"dia. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 5.75"L x 3.5"HManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 195
Royal Hampshire Regiment Brigadier’s Mess Dress Tunic, scarlet cloth short pattern mess dress tunic with black velvet collar having brocade tress to the collar and down the front. One of the two knotted shoulder straps present, with bullion rank insignia. Anodised regimental button to shoulder. Accompanied by another, earlier mess dress tunic of the Hampshire regiment with yellow facings, bullion collar / lapel badges and regimental buttons. Both remain in generally good condition. 2 items
Lot 105
Grouping of Royal Air Force Commonwealth Nations Badges, consisting of cast brass WW2 Indian Air Force cap badge with two lug fittings to the reverse, Indian Air Force cast brass headdress badge (missing one lug from the reverse), scarce Royal Pakistan Air Force cap badge 1947-50 with two lug fittings to the reverse, brass Rhodesian Air Force cap badge with one lug fitting to the reverse and a Indian Air Force tunic button. 5 items
Lot 123
Ca. 200 AD.A glass amphoriskos, an exemplar of artistic finesse, exhibits a captivating inverted piriform contour, with a distinctive button base, a stately tubular neck, and an alluring flaring rim. Two gracefully fashioned handles unite the rim to the shoulders, imbuing the vessel with a sense of balance and harmony. Its surface is adorned with a mesmerizing iridescence, casting an ethereal play of colors that elevates its visual appeal to unparalleled heights. The alluring encrustations that embellish the amphoriskos further contribute to its allure. These encrustations, carefully developed over time, bear witness to the vessel's age and storied past. Amphoriskos, a diminutive version of the classic amphora, served as a versatile container in antiquity. Its primary function involved storing precious oils, perfumes, or other valuable liquids, making it an indispensable accoutrement in ancient households and ceremonial settings. The vessel's elegant design and captivating adornments not only manifested the ancient artisans' unparalleled skill but also reflected the esteemed status of its contents. Size: L:170mm / W:80mm ; 170g Provenance: Property of central London gallery; formerly acquired on the US art market; previously in the Estate of a North Carolina doctor.
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