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Lot 2194
A malachite necklace, set with four malachite stones, three of oval form, together with one of tear drop form, creating a drop pendant, with detachable drop element, on fine link chain, yellow metal, marked 750 to clasp, boxed, 33.2g all in. N.B. Our client advises the drop element was added at a later stage in 9ct, so does not form part of the original necklace.
Lot 2196
An early 20thC Continental silver Masonic crown wind triangular pocket watch, the mother of pearl dial decorated with various symbols, the case with similar decoration, sold with a silver watch chain and Masonic related fob, stamped Mexico 950. Provenance: To be sold on behalf of the Mark Benevolent Fund Charity No. 207610
Lot 2533
A Tiffany & Co solitaire diamond and platinum pendant, with a four claw set brilliant cut diamond of 0.77 carats, F colour, VVS2 clarity, suspended on a Tiffany & Co platinum thin chain necklet, stamped Tiffany & Co and hallmarked, 42cm long, circa 2014, with Tiffany & Co presentation case and box, original receipt available for inspection and insurance valuation. Original purchased price £8,875.
Lot 94
A Rolex Military Issue Open Faced Nickel Plated Pocket Watch, the silvered dial with Arabic numerals (3, 9 and 12 being luminous), with subsidiary seconds and blued hour and minute hands, screw-off case back stamped 'A. 20318 G.S. MK. II' above broad arrow, case 50mm, upon a gilt-metal Albert chain with T-bar.
Lot 1014
Luftwaffe 1st Pattern Officers Dress Dagger, with aluminium mounts. Circular pommel with mobile swastikas to the centre which retain much of the gilt wash finish, blue leather covered grip retaining the original wire binding, cross guard with mobile swastikas to the centre retaining gilt wash finish. Blue leather covered scabbard with aluminium mounts and linked chain hanger with OLC Ges Gesch marked clip. Double edged blade with Carl Eickhorn makers trade mark to the base. Some very light surface staining to the blade. Some wear to the leather covering of the scabbard. Overall a good example.
Lot 622
WW2 Polish Air Force Pilots Badge, being an un-maker marked example, probably British made. Would appear to have been manufactured in silver (not hallmarked). Brooch pin and catch fixing added to the reverse. Loops for the fitting of a chain but no chain is present. Very good condition example.
Lot 696
2x Women’s Land Army Armbands, consisting of an early example constructed from green cloth with crude red felt crown to centre and chain stitched “W.L.A” with embroidered and woven 2 ½ years service triangles. Buttons to the reverse; The other armband is more standard form with embroidered crown over WLA and embroidered service diamonds. The first armband has some moth damage. (2 items)
Lot 852
British 1871 Pattern 5th Dragoon Guards Troopers Helmet, brass shell with laurel leaves decoration. White metal helmet plate of star and central garter with a number 5 within. Original leather backed linked chin chain supported by rose pattern side boss (one missing). Cross piece base and fluted plume holder with red and white horse hair plume. Interior of the helmet retains the original leather liner. Some dents to the shell but generally good untouched example.
Lot 853
Victorian 12th (Prince of Wales Royal) Lancers Other Ranks Lance Helmet, of black leather skull complete with brass other ranks lance cap plate. Red cloth covered mortar board top. Brass lion head side bosses supporting linked brass chin chain. Blue and yellow woollen ball tuft with gilt metal button and red horse hair plume. Interior has much of the original sweatband intact and he original cloth lining. Impressed stampings to the peak. Headdress suffers with service wear and mothing to the red cloth top. Some areas of leather also missing from the top. Well used example.
Lot 884
Elizabeth II Troopers Dress Helmet of the Royal Horse Guards (Blues & Royals) Household Cavalry, early post 1953 example, white metal shell with brass and white metal large other ranks helmet plate to the centre. Large rosette side bosses holding linked chain brass leather backed chinstrap. Red horsehair plume mounted into socket plume holder. Complete with leather liner to the interior. Some light dents to the shell but generally good untouched example.
Lot 34
Two pottery chargers,dated 1880, each painted with ladies by Arthur Midgley (1852-1919), one wearing a daisy chain with flowing auburn hair, the edge with a daisy flower border, inscribed and dated verso, restored,42cm diameter,the other with with a Grecian lady, the border with sunflower petals, inscribed and dated verso,41cm diameter (2)Arthur Midgley (1852-1919)Midgley was born just before the start of the Crimean War and he died just after the end of the First World War. His mother was Elizabeth Gibson, of the famous Saffron Walden Quaker banking family, and the Midgleys and Gibsons were connected by family ties and shared interests as well as religion. Arthur Midgley was one of those intriguing Victorian figures of a man of substantial independent means, well-travelled and well versed in science and the arts, without any profession, and given over to public service, philanthropy and good causes. Apart from his philanthropic work on a number of national charities, Arthur Midgley was a local Justice of the Peace, town councillor, Secretary of the Saffron Walden Hospital, a Poor Law Guardian, and Chairman of the Boys' British School Managers. He was also a prominent Quaker.
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