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Lot 275
Shubette grey wool dress with sham bolero top, pink embroidered detail to the front of the bolero and to the sleeves, a 1970's cut -velvet trouser suit with three quarter length jacket, frog fastening, bell-bottom trousers, mandarin collar (no label) (some discolouration), a Buvyer tweed wool full-length skirt in green, mauves and cream with matching bolero top and an early 1970's full-length pink wool coat with braid detail to the sleeves and the mandarin collar, front button fastening, unlilned (4)
Lot 325B
Four Victorian nightdresses with broderie anglaise yokes, lace trim to sleeves (4) Condition ReportThe occasional small spot as photographed. Small black spot to the waistband one one. Top button to another worn as per images. Scattered spots across the short sleeved dress. Small black stain to the hem.
Lot 284
Vintage Ungaro silk top with a knitted V-neck collar and cuffs, a Laura Ashley 'Made in Great Britain' black wool maxi dress with polo neck, loop and button fastening, a green velvet 1980's cocktail suit, a black Betty Barclay cotton shirt with multicoloured buttons, a Gold Rose day dress, sleeveless, paisley pattern, an Infinitif Paris black dress with white spots of various sizes, elasticated waist, chiffon dress, a black day dress cheongsam style, printed with red, green, purple and white flowers, side button detail, mandarin collar, a Jaeger skirt and a Jill Brett jacket and top (10) Condition ReportThe silk top has occasional slight fraying to the hems. Button loosening to the green velvet cocktail suit blazer, occasional slight marks to the velvet. Minor slight wear to the Laura Ashley wool maxi dress. A little wear to the buttons of Betty Barclay cotton shirt. Poppers loosening to the Gold Rose day dress. Collar a touch discoloured to the Infinitif Paris black dress with spots; stain to the skirt as pictured, and occasional fraying. Black day dress with flowers has occasional pilling. Occasional slight fraying to the bead threads of the Jill Brett top; otherwise minor general wear to items.
Lot 276
Seven various 1950's satin evening dresses to include a cream ground printed with lilacs, sleeveless, frilled detail to the neckline and straps, back zip, a Linnellwear mauve satin dress with front button detail, a pale pink, a pale yellow and a dark purple dress, a 1950's full-length lace over net evening dress, sleeveless, some wear under the sleeves, side zip fastening and ruffle detail to the back and a 1930's full-length cream-coloured dress with lame detail, wear at the waist, ruched bodice, shoulder pads ( wear to the shoulders) and loop and button fastening to the back and on the sleeves (7)
Lot 273
1960's Horrocks cotton sundress with black button detail to the bodice, shoulder straps, with belt, a 1960's black and white 'satin' 'Op-Art' sleeveless shift dress, a crimplene pale blue mini dress with shirt collar, no label and another crepe black mini dress with a white lace jabot to the collar and white lace cuffs (4)
Lot 270
Vintage Laura Ashley , labelled ' Made in Carno, Wales, UK16' maxi dress in blue cotton, pintucked detail to the flounced hem, three-quarter length puff sleeves with pintucks, ruffled neckline and blue tie belt and a Droopy and Browns blue corduroy maxi dress with pockets, button front, collarless, labelled size 14, leg-o-mutton sleeves with two button detail (2)
Lot 287
Rolands green loden wool three-quarter length coat with silver-coloured buttons, a striped gentleman's blazer labelled 'Gurteen', a gentleman's blazer 'Daks' with brass buttons, a Jaeger cream tweed blazer with single button fastening and a Nazy Cook, Paris, grey wool three-quarter length swing coat with bell sleeves, red detail , red buttons and red turn-up cuffs (5)
Lot 310
Yves Saint Laurent 'Rive Gauche' short purple velvet jacket with military-style buttons, button holes black cotton, brass buttons and similar detail of three buttons to the sleeves, an Yves Saint Laurent silk pale blue shirt labelled 'Yves Saint Laurent Chemises' and a Caroline Charles chiffon skirt, cami and trousers (3) Condition ReportJacket has a small stain to the back of the left arm, as well as slight wear to the right elbow. YSL shirt has stains to the back and a small green mark to the back of the right arm as photographed. Bottom button loosening. Light white stains to the Caroline Charles top and skirt. Small mark to the trouser knee.
Lot 550
Late 19th century Gentlemen's 18ct gold chronograph full-hunter pocket watch, the Swiss button-wind movement examined by Wilson & Gill, 134 Regent Street, London, numbered 48734, the circular white enamel dial with centre stopwatch seconds, subsidiary seconds and minute recording dial, in 18ct gold case with engraved monogram and family crest, the case approximately 51mm.The watch is in very good condition commensurate with age. The watch is currently running, the stop watch function appears to be working and re-sets correctly. The enamel dial is in perfect condition. The case is in very good condition commensurate with age. The inside of the front cover is dated 'April 3rd 1899'. Total gross weight approximately 124.1 grams
Lot 553
1920s Gentlemen's silver half-hunter pocket watch by Dent, London, with three-quatre plate button-wind movement signed and numbered 61785, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, blued steel hands and subsidiary seconds in silver half-hunter case with blue enamel chapter ring, London 1927, case 52mm.The watch is currently running and appears to be working although we cannot guarantee the accuracy of its timekeeping. The watch winds smoothly and the hands adjust correctly. The enamel dial is in perfect condition and the case is also in excellent condition commensurate with age. The inner glass is plastic, the outer lens/glass is glass. The blue enamel chapter ring is perfect, no dents. English silver case, hallmarked London 1927. No inscriptions. Excellent condition.
Lot 555
Elgin gold plated full hunter pocket watch with button-wind movement, enamel dial with subsidiary seconds in rose gold plated case with finely engraved floral decoration, 41mm diameter.The watch is currently running and the hands adjust correctly and the watch winds smoothly. The dial has a hairline crack between 3 and 4 o'clock. The glass is plastic therefore a replacement and is loose/detached. The case is in excellent condition commensurate with age.
Lot 562
Gentlemen's 9ct rose gold pocket watch with Swiss 17 jewel button-wind movement retailed by Sir John Bennett, London, the circular white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds in 9ct rose gold case, 49mm diameter.The watch runs when wound but stops after a few seconds. Enamel dial is in perfect condition. The case is in good condition commensurate with age. Light surface scratches commensurate with wear and the back is a little dull so would possibly benefit from re-polishing. No dents or inscriptions. Gross weight approximately 84.9 grams.
Lot 1
A Royal Enfield Himalayan motorcycle, 411 cc, Registration YE69 MXT, date of first registration 21.2.20, colour white, 3 former keepers, with V5C certificate, mileage 2666, with two keys. CONDITION REPORT: In near showroom condition as befits the low mileage. Starts on the first push of the button.
Lot 80
An 18ct gold hunting cased keyless lever watch, Robert Bryson & Sons, Edinburgh, No 9910, with three quarter plate movement, in engine turned case with gold cuvette, 47mm diam, London 1930, 97g ConditionWorking order, running when wound, dial undamaged, slight wear to engine turning, no play in hinges, no engraving, cover springing open when button pressed
Lot 734
A Good Quality and Unusual Hexagonal German Revolving Music Box in mahogany with fine gold painted decoration. Winding mechanism underneath. Depress the top button for 2-3 seconds and the music plays and the six doors open to reveal little containers for storage of small items, doors then continue to revolve to close. Label to base reads 'Donauwalzer, Fruhlingsstimmen. Februholz No. 5974/MS'. Tune is 'Voices of Spring'Height 19 cmsGood, no issues
Lot 795
Quantity of Steiff Bear Books, Catalogues, etc to include Steiff 1947-1999, Steiff Teddy Bears - Love for a Lifetime, button in Ear, 100 Years Steiff Teddy Bears, Steiff Collection Catalogue 2009 (Christmas Special 2009), Steiff Collection Catalogue 2010 (both 'Original' and 'Collectors' editions), The Great Steiff Collection 2002 and other associated papers, etc.All good. 2002 catalogue has some handwritten notes and annotations probably with prices
Lot 19
Steiff - A Steiff Classic mohair teddy from 2003, the bear stands approximately 26 cm tall and still has its chest tag, leg tags and button and tag in the left ear. The bear appears in Near Mint condition and there is no strong odur, just a little dusty. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Lot 50
A SELECTION OF SILVER TEASPOONS, A BANGLE AND THIMBLES WITH OTHER ITEMS, to include four teaspoons, each with engraved initials 'S.C.M' to the terminals, each piece hallmarked 'Charles Allen James' Sheffield 1930/32, a single old English rat tail teaspoon, hallmark possibly 'Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan' London 1796 partially worn, a silver hinged bangle decorated with a floral, three horse shoes and riding crop detail, push button integrated clasp, hallmarked Birmingham, a 'Charles Horner' silver thimble in an original fitted case, hallmarked Chester 1928, another silver thimble hallmarked 'John Culver' Birmingham, a white metal thimble stamped 'Sterling silver', a silver button hook fitted with a mother of pearl handle, hallmarked 'Arthur Worral Staniforth' Sheffield 1890, an AF white metal ring mount stamped 'Sterling silver', a white metal green hardstone Celtic cross brooch, fitted with a brooch pin unmarked, a high relief vulcanite oval locket opens to reveal a vacant compartment, and three rolled gold dress studs, approximate gross weight of weighable silver 3.20 ozt, 99.7 grams,
Lot 51
A 'HEUER' SPLIT SECONDS POCKET STOPWATCH, hand wound movement, round white dial signed 'Heuer', Arabic numerals, subsidiary constant seconds and minute recording dials, polished chrome case, approximate case width 57mm, stop/start and reset button, inside case back signed 'Heuer' 'Ed Heuer & Co S.A', model number 252756, movement signed 'Heuer' fifteen jewels unadjusted 244515 (condition report: general moderate wear, surface scratches to case and some wear to plating, currently working, not tested)
Lot 106
A SELECTION OF SILVER AND WHITE METAL CUTLERY, to include a Georgian silver butterknife with mother of pearl handle AF, maker's marks rubbed, hallmarked London 1805, approximate length 155mm, an Edwardian silver handled button hook, import hallmark 'Franz Mosgau' London 1905, approximate length 210mm, together with five further white metal cutlery items and a white metal kettle with base (condition report: mother of pearl AF is split across the handle sharp in places, button hook is in good condition some minor dents and splits in places)
Lot 5160
A MISCELLANEOUS GROUP A SET OF SIX CONTINENTAL WHITE METAL LIVERY BUTTONS, German or Austrian, depicting a knight riding a charger, with lance/flag raised, stamped 'GES VW GESCH' to reverse; A SET OF EIGHT WHITE METAL BUTT MARKERS, the pegs numbered 1-8, in fitted leather case;and A SHOOTING BOOKLET, 'PURDEY GUNS', by James Purdey & Sons, Ltd., 1929; etc. (Qty)The largest livery button is in good condition, the rest are damaged
Lot 578
An Early 20th Century Mahogany Cased Mantel Clock, No.19927, the 6.5ins silvered dial with Arabic numerals and chime/silent button, to the eight day two train German movement striking on eight gongs, contained in arch topped case inlaid with stringings and on plinth base with flat bun feet, 14.5ins high
Lot 136
A group military medals and badges, comprising WWI War and Victory medals for '5987 A. Cpl. J. S. Kenchington 21-Lond. R', an ERII Royal Observer Corps Medal for 'Observer M. S. Kenchington, a Royal Observer Corps Medal for 'Leading Observer T. W. Bell' with two bars, two Royal Observer Corps cap badges, two pin badges, and a button, two WWII RAF cap badges, an mother of pearl effect RAF pin badge, three Air Training Corps badges, and a London Rifle Brigade badge. (17)
Lot 842
Aluminium casing with screw-front bezel, 8-day black-faced with Roman numerals, side-winding and button adjust, single stud-fixing to back. Appears to be in good working order (button lacking), mounted for desk-top display on mahogany base. 8cm diameter Click here for more details and images
Lot 927
Recognised as the earliest surviving saloon made on the post-war Jaguar production line and carries the Chassis Number 510010 denoting that it was the 10th produced.The Mk IV was Jaguar’s first car following World War II and was produced between late 1945 and 1948. Built on a 120” separate chassis featuring beam front and live rear axle suspension on semi-elliptic springs and Girling mechanical brakes, it was offered with three engine variants; four-cylinder 1½-litre, or six-cylinder 2½/3½-litres coupled to a four-speed manual gearbox. The stylish, all-steel coachwork was available in four-door saloon or drophead coupé configurations with the kind of luxurious interior typically associated with Jaguar. In addition, it sported distinguishing chrome headlamps and a prominent chrome radiator grill. Very few of these magnificent Jaguars were built for the home market as steel was being rationed for goods for export.This charming Jaguar Mk IV is recognised as the earliest surviving saloon made on the post-war Jaguar production line and carries the chassis number 510010 denoting that it was the 10th produced. Sir William Lyons famously stored SS engine blocks in the garage at Wappenbury Hall knowing that post-war production would be slow and the first seventeen cars carried the 'SS' casting on the engine blocks before the Jaguar logo was introduced into production. This is a matching-numbers car and widely regarding as the benchmark for all Mk IVs due to its distinctively original features unique to the first cars to roll off the line before full production and tooling got into full swing.The 2.5-litre engine was fully rebuilt in 2018 by the renowned marque specialists Davenport Cars who have also ensured this significant saloon has remained on the button and a pleasure to drive. Few cars have the usability of this Mk IV and running on Blockley tyres would look the part at any event or in any collection. It comes with a complete tool tray and has benefitted from substantial investment over the last five years to keep it at this level.Post-war motoring at its best and a significant part of Jaguar history.SpecificationMake: JAGUARModel: MK IV 2.5LTR SALOONYear: 1946Chassis Number: 510010Registration Number: HLL 731Engine Number: L1913EDrive Side: Right-hand DriveMake: RHDInterior Colour: BrownClick here for more details and images
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