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Lot 127
A Soviet Russian Naval Officer's Dirk: the straight plain double edged blade with Cyrillic makers mark and date to ricasso, over a brass hilt with opposing quillons, button release, one piece composite grip and pommel decorated with Hammer and Sickle and Star decorated button, in a gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard with double suspension loops and decorated throat, together with brass mounted frog and belt.
Lot 344
A late Victorian 1888 pattern Lee Metford bayonet: the straight double edge blade with crown and 'VR' cipher to one side and broad arrow over 'WD' to the other, the hilt with single quillon and loop over a two piece wooden grip with double studs, together with a black leather scabbard with oval button to throat, blade length 30.5cm
Lot 226
Gun Button to Fire by Tom Neil. Unsigned paperback book printed in 2011 in Great Britain 270 pages. Good condition. Sold on behalf of the Michael Sobell Hospice Charity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.95, EU from £6.95, Rest of World from £8.95. We can ship a parcel up to 30kg in UK for £15.
Lot 735
A 19th Century French embossed beaker of thimble form with engraved decoration of bird and wasp amongst foliage, 19th Century French embossed silver tot cup, baulster shaped lighter, pair of sugar tongs, two bottle tags "Whiskey" and "Sherry", two napkin rings, napkin holder, pair of silver mounted cut glass knife rests, silver backed blotter, two manicure tools and button hook, 6.48 oz weighable silver
Lot 739
An ebony and silver mounted dressing table set, an ebony and silver mounted brush set and triangular dressing table tidy, hobnail cut glass scent atomiser, silver mounted cut glass dressing table scent bottle (stopper missing), three various cut glass dressing table jars with silver lids, silver handled button hook, two simulated ivory fans and a silver octaganol powder compact with engine turned decoration
Lot 2103
An 18ct gold Omega Seamaster Automatic circular cased gentleman's wristwatch, the jewelled automatic movement detailed Omega Watch Co Swiss twenty 20 jewels 16470543, numbered within the caseback 958664, the signed silvered dial with gilt numeral indicators and with centre seconds, Omega logo to the winding button, Birmingham 1959, gross weight 49.7 gms.
Lot 2107
An Omega Automatic gilt and steel gentleman's bracelet wristwatch, the signed dial with gilt baton numerals, gilt hands, centre seconds and with a date of the month aperture, on a gilt metal bracelet, with a foldover Omega clasp, with an Omega case and an Omega Automatic Seamaster De Ville gilt metal fronted and steel backed gentleman's wristwatch, the signed silvered dial with gilt baton numerals, gilt hands, centre seconds and with a date of the month aperture, (the winding button lacking), (2).
Lot 418
Antique pearl and diamond cluster ring with a cultured button pearl (not tested for natural origin) measuring approximately 6.8-7mm diameter surrounded by ten old cut diamonds in platinum millegrain setting with pierced gallery and shoulders on plain shank, ring size P.Condition report: Good condition commensurate with age. The pearl is possibly of natural origin but has not been tested and has a good lustre with blue, pink and yellow tones, measuring approximately 6.8-7mm diameter x 5.5mm deep. The diamonds are all well matched and generally of good colour and clarity. Estimated total diamond weight approximately 1.00ct. Gross weight approximately 3.38 grams
Lot 550
1960s Gentlemen's Omega Chronostop stainless steel chronograph wristwatch, the circular graphite grey dial with applied steel baton hour markers, outer fifths of seconds track, single button to operate orange chronograph hand, in tonneau shape stainless steel case on later expandable bracelet. Case approximately 34mm diameter.
Lot 556
Edwardian gentlemen's 18ct gold pocket watch with three-quarter plate button wind movement signed F. Larard, Savile St. Hull, the circular white enamel dial with centre seconds in 18ct gold case, Chester 1903. Case approximately 54mmCondition report: Not running and fully wound , case and dial in good order
Lot 557
Late 19th century Swiss quarter-repeating pocket watch/desk timepiece, the circular green guilloché enamel dial with subsidiary seconds and minute recorder, applied gold Roman numerals, dot and star seconds/minute markers, pierced gold hands, in square steel case with rose gold coloured button and winding crown. Case approximately 50mm wide.
Lot 1368
Korloff Grand Huit wristwatch on mother of pearl alligator strap (Swiss made) - GRAND CUIR. This watch has two Swiss made analogue quartz movements - Ronda 751 and Ronda 753. Ronda Caliber 753 - 5 jewels/gold plated EOL - Swiss EOL R9 is the first movement powering the hours sub - dial. Ronda Caliber 751 - 4 jewels - Swiss R9 is the second movement powering the minutes sub - dial. 42 mm x 8 mm polished stainless steel case with anti reflection sapphire crystal - Korloff logo on one side of the case and crown, 19 x 17 cm genuine alligator strap with push button deployment clasp, black textured main dial, hour and minutes white mother of pearl sub - dial - stainless steel applied, Roman hour markers and hands, Seconds white mother of peal sub - dial. Water resistant up to 50M 5 ATM, with Korloff tag and card in original luxury box. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)
Lot 450
An original Steiff red mohair straw filled bear, possibly a smaller version of Alfonzo dating back to around 1907 having button in left ear, stitched nose and mouth, jointed body, replacement pads with original black claws, overall length 9.5 inches The Provenance of this bear is that it has been in the same family all it's life and has been passed down the generations, bought when new by the family around 1907, family owned a large garage in london, the bear had been valued by a London auction house around 1996 for insurance at £15000, no paperwork to confirm this, family believe to have had conections with Princess Xenia's family at the time
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