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A late 19th century, Rococo revival, vari-coloured, guilloche enamel pendant, probably French, with hand-painted courting couple to royal blue ground, bordered by rose-cut diamond surround, together with a belcher-link chain, stamped '9C', length of pendant (exl jump ring) ca. 2.2cm, length of chain ca. 46cm, total weight ca. 8gms.
An amethyst pendant, a figaro-link chain and a link and bar watch chain with dog clip, the pendant, figaro-link chain and dog clip stamped '9C', the link and bar watch chain stamped '15', length of pendant ca. 3.2cm, length of chain ca. 37cm, length of watch chain ca. 39cm, total weight ca. 5.8gms.
A 9ct gold, Edwardian, ruby and seed pearl 'witches heart' bar brooch and a circular, rose-cut diamond, locket pendant, the locket stamped '9CT back and front' together with a belcher-link chain, stamped '9CT', length of brooch ca. 4.5cm, length of pendant ca. 3cm, length of chain ca. 44cm, total weight ca. 16.4gms.
A 9ct gold, round, brilliant-cut diamond cruciform pendant, total diamond weight 0.25ct, with partial hallmarks for Birmingham, together with curb-link chain, stamped '375', length of pendant ca. 3cm, length of chain ca. 45.5cm, total weight ca. 5.3gms, accompanied by fitted case and documentation.
A round, brilliant-cut diamond two-stone pendant, weight of principal diamond ca. 0.60ct, G-H colour, fracture filled, weight of remaining diamond, ca. 0.20ct G-H colour, VVS2-VS1, together with box-link chain, stamped '18K', length of pendant ca. 1.6cm, length of chain ca. 36cm, total weight ca. 4.7gms.
An octagonal step cut emerald and old-cut diamond cluster with pear-shaped diamond drop pendant necklace/ brooch/ collar necklace, estimated emerald weight ca. 4.70cts, estimated pear-shaped diamond weight ca. 0.65ct, H-I colour, SI1-2 clarity, total estimated principal remaining diamond weight ca. 2.85ct, I-J colour, SI2-P1 clarity, length of cluster ca. 2cm, length of pendant drop ca. 4.3cm, length of chain ca. 39.5cm. weight of pendant necklace ca. 12.1gms, accompanied by brooch mount, black ribbon collar with mount and fitted, period case.
A rare mid 19th Century carved mahogany floorstanding regulator with keyless windingE. Fisher, BathThe arched case with full length glazed door revealing the mercury jar pendulum (now empty) and floral scroll engraving to the top and bottom, over a substantial base with recessed oval panel, applied carved scrolls and block feet. The one piece signed silvered 13.75-inch dial with outer minute track enclosing the recessed subsidiary dials for Arabic seconds (with Observatory marks) and Roman hours. The substantial weight-driven movement with thick (5mm) tapering plates united by four heavy turned pillars secured by eight heavy blued steel screws and collets, the single train with wheels of six crossings, high count pinions and terminating in a deadbeat escapement with jewelled pallets, triple-screwed to the arbor which is set in endstops, the long polished steel crutch terminating in a right angle with hinged steel arbor carrying the fork to the fine-screw regulation nut over the empty mercury jar pendulum with tapered pointer reading against a silvered beat scale secured to the back board. Wound by pulling on a heavy fusee-type chain emanating from the right hand side of the hood. Together with the small (c.2.75kgs) cylindrical brass weight, the four-spoke pulley and case key. 2.18m (7ft 2ins)Footnotes:Edwin Fisher is first recorded working in Bath in 1819; he is recorded as a watchmaker and a jeweller working at 13 Somerset buildings. At some point he relocated to 14 New Bond Street; an 1833 directory records him at this address. On a trade card, he is styled as a watchmaker, specialising in French watches, chronometers, and repeaters, as well as carrying out repairs to musical works and offering a supply of keys and precious metal chains. Nine years later Fisher had moved again to 13 Abbey Churchyard, though he would stay there only briefly, moving to his final location, 9 Old Bond Street, in 1846. He stopped advertising in Bath in 1866, which is reasonable to suggest as his date of retirement.Another regulator, with a jewelled deadbeat escapement, is known to be by him, as well as a few skeleton clocks. His name and a date of 1839 are also on the hour dial of the Cockshutt church clock; it has been suggested that he carried out some extensive repairs to the clock, possibly including a repair or conversion of the clock's pinwheel escapement, the movement being signed Bullock and Davies of Ellesmere. A turret clock, previously from the Bishop's Palace stable block in Bath, was made entirely by Fisher, and features quarter chimes and a wooden pendulum. None of these clocks have been described as having the peculiar pull-wind system present on the current lot.It is also interesting to note that the ticking of a balloon clock made by Fisher was recorded around 1941, by the BBC at Maida Vale. The recorded ticking was used as a time interval signal on radio broadcasts between programs, to assure listens that their sets had not died, but that a new program was being prepared.British Horological Society (1972) 'A Working Edwin Fisher Clock', Horological Journal, Vol. 115 (3), pg. 29Goodship, G. (1998) 'Time and the BBC', Antiquarian Horology, Vol. 24 (4), pg. 309.Aked, C. (1969) 'The Joyces of Whitchurch', Antiquarian Horology, Vol. 6 (4), pg. 216.Wooster, W. (1833-1885) The Post Office Bath Directory Bath: Lewis, Sons & Tyte.Gye, H. (1819-1824) Gye's Bath Directory Bath: H.Gye.The Fitzwilliam Museum (2022) Trade card for Edwin Fisher, Watch & Clock maker, Bath: P.12890-R. Available at: https://collection.beta.fitz.ms/id/object/185709This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: * TP* VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.TP For auctions held in Scotland: Lots will be moved to an offsite storage location (Constantine, Constantine House, North Caldeen Road, Coatbridge ML5 4EF, Scotland, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please refer to the catalogue for further information.For all other auctions: Lots will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Second World War RAF 'Scramble Bell',British, circa 1940,the brass bell with stained wooden handle, marked to one side with crown and initials A.M, the other side marked with British Government contract Number B 66777-40 / C22C, with clapper and chain attached to the underside,9 1/2in (24cm) high; 5 1/4in (13.5cm) max diameterFootnotes:Provenance:Acquired by the current owner from their father, who in 1939-1940 was stationed at RAF Berry au Bac in Eastern France as part of 12 Squadron comprising Fairey Battle light bombers. Following German breakthrough in 1940 and the loss of several of the squadron aircraft, all non-flying personnel retreated in RAF lorries with portable equipment. It is believed that this scramble bell was used and retrieved during this operation.Station or 'scramble' bells like the present example would have been rung to signal the threat of incoming enemy aircraft to airfield staff.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Victorian silver-mounted glass scent bottleHenry W Dee, London 1875 The glass in spherical form, encased in heavy silver gilt strapwork, the round central point monogrammed either side, to the top a collar surmounted by a removable lid, various suspension rings to the whole, all linked by a tripartite silver-gilt hanging chain attached to a central ring, height top of bottle 8cm.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Prussian amber amulet,17th century, of elongated archaic heart-shaped form, possibly Königsberg, in a later silver mount,4.5cm long Provenance: The Cabinet of Curiosities - The Gary Pyper Collection.Condition Reportgenerally good condition - the surround to the heart looks like silver but is not marked. The chain looks later and is marked 'stirling'
Three yellow metal bar brooches, a 57mm sapphire and diamond yellow metal bar brooch, the round brilliant cut sapphire to the centre of a circle with a round brilliant diamond to either side, all bezel set in yellow metal with indistinct marks, with safety chain, 3.3g; a 65mm amethyst bar brooch, the round brilliant cut amethyst bezel set in yellow metal marked 9ct, base metal pin, total gross weight including pin 2.6g; and a plain polished yellow metal bar brooch marked 9ct, 2.7g.Qty: 3
Cortebert - a lady's vintage wristwatch, 13x9mm rectangular champagne arabic and baton dial in a 21x14mm gold-plated case with paste set bezel and stainless steel back, manual wind movement, fitted with a yellow metal mesh bracelet strap marked 18K 0750 and safety chain, 15cm long; and Radiant - a lady's vintage wristwatch, 13mm circular textured arabic and baton dial in a 16mm yellow metal case marked 18K 0,750, fitted with a base metal heart motif bracelet strap with safety chain, 13cm long; both watches are running at present time although no guarantee is given.
A Charles Horner silver and enamel pendant, the pendant with a blue and heart enamelled heart motif panel, Chester 1909, length 30mm, on a white metal oval belcher link chain, tongue snap fastener, 44cm; and a silver half-hinged bangle, engraved front, plain polished back, with safety chain, 0.76oz.Qty: 2Condition report:The enamel is good, the top link hoop has snapped on the edge. The bangle is a bit scrtached on the surfaces but has no cracks, dings and the clasp works well.

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