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Lot 774
A 15ct gold 'Lucky Wishbone' brooch set with a ruby diamond and sapphire, weight 2.9gms, together with a 9ct sapphire and diamond brooch, amethyst brooch and horseshoe brooch weight together 5.5gms, together with a gold plated fob chain with a new Zealand jade fob pendant, mounted with yellow metal Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 275
DIAMOND HEAD a collection of rare vinyl releases to include "The White Album", early Fan Club Newsletters, merchandise materials and correspondence between Diamond Head and local disc jockey Dougie Paterson with some of the vinyl records dedicated to him by the band. 7" vinyl records, Shoot Out The Lights on Happy Face Records MMDH 120 with band autographs 1979, Sweet & Innocent on Media Records screen 1 1980, Waited Too Long / Play It Loud DHM Records DHM004 1981, Four Cuts DHM 101 1982 and In the Heat of the Night double single DHM 102 1982. 12" EP vinyl records Diamond Lights DHM 005 1981 two copies, In the Heat of the Night DHMT 102 1982, Makin' Music DHMT 103 1983. 12" LP vinyl records Lightning to the Nation "promo white label album" Happy Face Music/DHM 1979 run outs MMDHLP 1015 A1 EG BILBO and MMDHLP 1015 B1 BILBO TA1PE signed by the band, Living on Borrowed Time DH 1001, Canterbury DH1002. Diamond Head Newsletters 1, 2, and 3, three band posters and merchandise materials. Inspired by his older brother David to learn the guitar at 14, Brian Tatler eventually recruited school friends Duncan Scott, Sean Harris and Colin Kimberly to form Diamond Head in 1976. At the age of just nineteen they became part of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, gigging and performing their own material across the country. In 1980 they opened for AC/DC and Iron Maiden whilst recording and releasing their debut album Lightning To The Nations aka ‘The White Album’ on an independent label. This masterpiece is now a heavy metal classic, revered by bands such as Metallica and Megadeth who cite Diamond Head as one of their greatest influence. Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 740
A platinum, yellow sapphire and diamond ring, set with a 6mm round cut sapphire, and 0.50cts of brilliant cut diamonds, finger size P1/2, weight 5.3gms. Retailed by AG & Sons Ltd, with certificate. Condition Report:Diamonds are good quality graded on the certificate as F-G VVS, the sapphire has some inclusions these appear linear. The certificate is a bit misleading, it has added the carat weights of the sapphire and diamonds together which is an odd thing to do.
Lot 395
EIGHTEEN CARAT GOLD AND DIAMOND MASONIC JEWEL, BROTHER JOHN GAILEY, R.W.M. 1937-1938 inscribed upper 18 carat bar over a claret ribbon set with enamel badge for LODGE CRAIGIELEA PAISLEY 1920 (this stamped 14k verso), a further 18 carat bar from which is suspended a jewel formed as a masonic square and compasses device with central star set with a diamond of approximately .15 carats, in boxthe jewel 5cm highQty: approx. 27g grossAdditional image now available.
Lot 399
FOURTEEN CARAT GOLD AND DIAMOND MASONIC JEWEL, W. BROTHER D. ANYAN, CIRCA 1980-81 the upper 14 carat bar with date inscription, over a light blue ribbon with central 14 carat and enamel badge inscribed ROYAL LEOPOLD LODGE No 1669 relief decorated with lion over crown set with with gem stones, the jewel fromed as a sqaure and set with three diamonds of approximately .05 carats, inscription verso, in casethe jewel 4.5cm highQty: approx. 35g gross
Lot 144A
Golay-Keresche Fils 18ct yellow gold pocket watch. The watch having 18mm white enamel face with red Arabic dial, having a red enamel case with diamond set back, in the form of a rosette, set with approx 16 pts of dias, 18ct gold dust cover, watch nr 22291, approx 15 gms. (*cr)Condition ReportEnamel loss to side of case front. Watch moving forward at time of testing.
Lot 132
A silver commemorative medallion coin for Queen Victoria 1897 Diamond Jubilee . The silver medal depicting 'Old head' bust left, crowned, veiled and draped. VICTORIA ANNVM REGNI SEXAGESIMVM FELICITER CLAVDIT XX IVN. MDCCCXCVII. and 'Young head' dividing inscription LONGITVDO DIERVM IN DEXTERAEIVS ET IN SINISTRA GLORIA. Below, 1837 upon branch tied with a ribbon. Measures 5.6cms. Weight 85.5g
Lot 147
A WW2 era German Orts level political leader visor cap. Tan coloured crown with blue piping to indicate Ortsgruppe level. Political eagle, wreath and cockade set upon a brown velvet band, along with double cap cord and pebbled retaining buttons. Brown celluloid peak, stitched over a tan leather sweat band to the interior. The original brown ‘Tuchmütze’ RZM tag present under the sweatband, stamped with the Hersteller number 27, and the serial number 113960. Evidence of there once being a diamond shape label to the inside of the crown, but this has either perished or been removed. Condition: a time worn example. Some moth hole peppering to the top of the crown, and the front section where it meets the blue piping. The metal insignia is complete and intact, but the gilt finish to the eagle has almost completely worn away, with only a small trace to the roundel. The sweatband to the inside shows clear signs of having been worn, and there also appears to be some water staining to the inside (only visible to the inside).
Lot 362
A Swedish M1914 Mauser bayonet, complete with scabbard and leather frog. With curved wooden slab grips, curved morticed pommel, and release catch built in to the wooden grip. Steel blade of flattened diamond section, marked with a crown and letter C mark to the ricasso, and just a crown to the other side. Cross guard marked ‘I19 No.566’. Complete with parkerised scabbard, and brown leather frog. Approximately 50cm including scabbard and frog - blade length 33cm. Condition: generally good. Normal service and age related wear. The blade is clean and bright, with no evidence of it having been sharpened. Slight denting to one side of the scabbard, but a good overall colour to the finish. Good colour and patina to the leather.
Lot 161
A WW2 era Japanese type 90 battle damaged steel helmet. A semi relic piece, with just the shell remaining, and missing it’s applied star motif to the front. The helmet has a clean bullet entry point to the left side, and a larger exit point to the upper right side, clearly almost certainly a fatal wound for its wearer - a very grizzly reminder of the cost of war. 3 retaining loops still a fixed to the inside, and 4 small vent holes to the crown. Small letter S in a diamond lozenge stamped into the back skirt, indicatig that it was manufactured by Seiko of Kobe. Condition: loss of painted finish and some surface corrosion to both the outside and inside. Other than the obvious bullet damage, there are no other holes or splits to the metal.
Lot 129
An early German SA / NSKK dagger, by August Bickel. A time worn example, with wooden handle and an inset eagle and SA motif. Nickel plated cross guard and pommel, with retaining nut to the latter. Double edged spear point blade, of flattened diamond cross section. Etched motto to one side, reading ‘Alles für Deutschland’. No apparent ground off Rohm inscription to the other side of the blade. Maker mark near the ricasso for August Bickel Steinback Hallenberg. Complete with black painted scabbard, with nickel plated throat and chape. The throat also has a suspension ring. Approximately 37.7cm in the scabbard, blade length 21.2cm. Condition: fair. Fractures to both sides of the wooden handle, plus some old chips and losses to the wood around the areas of the SA badge and inset eagle. Some plate loss to the cross guard and pommel, but no apparent damage. There is also a very small amount of play in the cross guard. The blade has dulled with age and there is mottling to both sides. One side near the tip also has a small surface rust spot. The scabbard is complete, but there are losses to the plating on the throat and chape areas, and loss of black paint to the scabbard on both sides. The painted area of the scabbard also appears to have been cleaned with something abrasive in the past.
Lot 148
A fine quality, WW2 era private purchase Luftwaffe Officer’s visor cap, by Erel of Berlin. Manufactured by Robert Lubstein, and stamped ‘EREL PATENT STIRNSCHUTZ’ to the leather sweatband. To the underside of the sweatband there is also a date stamp of ‘18 MAI 1944’, and a size of 59 1/2. The cap is of traditional saddle shape, with silver piping, bullion quality Luftwaffe eagle, and winged oak leaves, with a metal cockade to the centre. Grey wool fabric construction, with mustard coloured silk. Celluloid diamond shaped panel stitched to the lining, but no visible makers details. Complete with cap cord, attached at east/west positions. Provence: acquired by the vendor’s father, while he served with the Royal Engineers during WW2. The serviceman was on bridge repair duties, south of Hanover, and discovered the abandoned former Glider School camp, Schafoldendorf while in the area. 2 photographs taken by the soldier (and dated July 1945), and included with the cap, show some wall paintings from the camp, with notes to the reverse side. Schafoldendorf later went on to become an RAF base. Condition: generally sound, with a little service and age wear. Small moth hole to the crown, plus a couple of ‘pin head’ sized moth nips. The cap is slightly out of round, likely from a long period of storage, and looks a little squashed to the north/south sides. The crown also has a little water staining to left hand side when looked at from above, which has given the surface a very slight brown tinge. Insignia is good, as is the cap cord and piping. The lining shows some age related brown staining, and normal staining to the leather sweatband. Slight stitching fault where the peak attaches to the body of the cap.
Lot 131
A WW1 era, German trench or boot knife. Of standard form, with shaped wooden slab grips, with each side having the distinctive diagonally cut grooves, and 2 rivets holding the grip in place. Steel cross guard with slightly curled over quillon. Single edged blade with flat spine, and flattened diamond shaped cross section. Complete with steel bayonet, with 2 raised rivets at the throat section. No apparent marks or dates. Length in scabbard approximately 28.2cm - blade length 14.5cm. Condition: generally good and solid. Service wear and patination to the wooden grips, plus darkening to the stell areas. Some darkening of the steel on the blade, and some evidence of sharpening. The cutting edge and point are still keenly sharp. The scabbard has attained a deep russet colour, and there are only traces of the black paint still present. One of the raised rivets has a little bit of movement, but it doesn’t detract overall.
Lot 130
Group of twenty-eight (28) brilliant uncirculated UK and Crown Dependency coins and sets, primarily 50ps. Includes (1) 1982 Falkland Islands Liberation BU £5 in card, (2) 2016 UK Last Round Pound BU £1 in holder, (3) 2016 UK Beatrix Potter four-coin BU Change Checker 50p set, (4) 2017 UK Beatrix Potter four-coin BU Change Checker 50p set, (5) 2017 Falkland Islands Christmas diamond finish 50p in folder, (6) 2017 Jersey Platinum Wedding BU £5 (handled), (7) 2017 Jersey Platinum Wedding BU £5 (handled, duplicate), (8) 2018 Guernsey Remembrance Day BU £5, (9) 2018 Red Arrows medal in card, (10) 2018 Isle of Man First World War BU 50p in card, (11) 2018 Isle of Man First World War BU 50p in card (duplicate), (12) 2019 Isle of Man Winston Churchill BU £2 in card, (13) 2019 Isle of Man Peter Pan BU 50p in folder, (14) 2019 Isle of Man Peter Pan BU 50p in card, (15) 2019 Guernsey D-Day £5 BU, (16) 2019 Guernsey Concorde BU 50p in folder, (17) 2019 Guernsey Pantomime five-coin BU 50p set, (18) 2020 Isle of Man Rupert Bear five-coin BU 50p set, (19) 2020 Isle of Man Rupert Bear BU 50p in card, (20) 2020 Isle of Man Rupert Bear BU 50p in card (duplicate), (21) 2020 Isle of Man Peter Pan BU 50p, (22) 2021 Jersey Remembrance Day BU 50p in capsule, (23) 2021 UK Owl Winnie the Pooh BU 50p in capsule, (24) 2021 UK Winnie the Pooh BU 50p, (25) 2022 Peter Rabbit Christmas medal, (26) 2022 Guernsey Platinum Jubilee BU £5, (27) 2023 Jersey King Charles III Coronation BU £5, and (28) Royal British Legion poppy medal.
Lot 158
Edward VII Imperial Service Medal. Boxed with paperwork from the Home Office, Whitehall c1906 and short newspaper cutting regarding the owners funeral. Awarded to Mr Thomas Toby for meritorious services in the Post Office. Together with a boxed Victoria Diamond Jubilee medal in box and small book of prayer inscribed by Mr Toby.
Lot 1131
Swarovski Crystal ornaments including large pineapple with metal leaves, very large crystal in the shape of a diamond, three coloured mice, a miniature set of baubles, a Tri of shot glasses and a lidded trinket box. All in fitted boxes, together with a Swarovski Crystal Society 20th Anniversary book- unopened
Lot 100
FOLK - LP PACK. A fine selection of 13 folk LPs, mostly modern pressings/ reissues. Artists/ titles include Shirley Collins inc The Ballad Of (EARTHLP029, pink vinyl), Heart's Ease (WIGLP454XM, Limited Edition), Judee Sill (4M12), Bill Fay - Time Of The Last Persecution (3538131, RSD release), Vashti Bunyan - Just Another Diamond Day (BRANCH002LP), Dave Evans - The Words In Between (EARTHLP025), Rustin Man - Drift Code (WIGLP414X), Jeb Loy Nichols - The United States Of The Broken Hearted (ONULP161), Bruce Longhorn - The Hired Hand (ST07), John Phillips - Wolf King Of LA (LIK 42), Charles Manson - Lie: The Love And Terror Cult, Karen Dalton - In My Own Time (LITA 022) & Jim Sullivan - UFO (LITA 054). Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.
Lot 91
A FRENCH GILT BRASS AND UNUSUAL SILVER-GROUND PORCELAIN INSET MANTEL CLOCK GARNITURETHE MOVEMENT BY H.P. AND COMPANY, PARIS, CIRCA 1880The circular eight-day bell striking movement with anchor escapement regulated by disc bob pendulum incorporating Brocot type regulation to suspension, the backplate with diamond lozenge trademark stamped HP & Co. over serial number 21436 to left hand side and 8 7 to lower edge, the circular frosted silver painted porcelain dial polychrome decorated with musical instrument inhabited floral garland to centre, within gilt-bordered shield-shaped Roman numeral cartouche chapter ring, with blued steel moon hands within bead-bordered convex bezel, the break-arch case with foliate knopped gadroon-decorated pedestal urn surmount set on a plinth between acanthus top mounts, over further leaf-cast finials to angles and acanthus cast cavetto cornice, the front with concave-topped inset silver-ground porcelain panel painted with scene of two females in Classical dress engaging with a street vendor in pseudo oriental dress gaming with cards, with delicate leafy scrollwork issuing from shrubbery to the margins within repeating leaf cast surround, the sides inset with conforming panels painted with ribbon-tied floral musical trophies and the rear flush with aperture for the movement, on skirt base with foliate cast ogee top mouldings over a central generous acanthus rosette flanked by inset silver ground floral painted porcelain panels to front, on gadroon-cast disc feet; with a pair of urn sidepieces, each with foliate pineapple finial to the ogee-shaped cast covers over porcelain ovoid bodies polychrome painted with figural scenes opposing floral sprays onto a frosted sliver ground, with leaf cast twin ring handles over decorative waisted feet set on ogee moulded plinths cast with repeating rosette and scroll panels over lobed disc feet, (3).The clock 49.5cm (19.5ins) high, 27cm (10.5ins) wide, 17cm (6.75ins) deep; the urn side pieces 35cm (13.75ins) high, 16.5cm (6.5ins) wide, 11cm (4.25ins) deep.
Lot 110
Y A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD CASED TWO-DAY MARINE CHRONOMETERGEORGE EDWARD FRODSHAM, LONDON, CIRCA 1875The circular four pillar single chain fusee movement with Harrison's maintaining power, Earnshaw type spring detent escapement and split bimetallic balance with cylindrical compensating weights, helical balance spring and diamond endstone, the spotted backplate with spring set-up ratchet and blued-steel pillar and backcock securing screws, the 4 inch circular silvered Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds dial to above six o'clock beneath engraved signature G. E. FRODSHAM, 31 Gracechurch St., London 6506 across the centre and DOWN/UP power reserve dial to upper section, with gold/gilt spade hands and secured by a screw-down bezel into a lacquered brass bowl with shuttered winding hole to underside, mounted via gimbals into a brass-bound rosewood three-tier box with shaped brass vacant plate to the brass corner-capped top tier over second tier with glazed panel to interior, inset ivory panel engraved G. E. Frodsham, 31 Gracechurch Street, London to front and brass reinforcements to angles, the bottom tier with conforming reinforcements, hinged brass side handles and ivory disc numbered 6506 to front.The box 18cm (7ins) square, 19.5cm (7.75ins) high. George Edward Frodsham was born in 1831 and succeeded John Frodsham - first working as Frodsham, Son and Company in 1849, then in the Partnership of Frodsham and Baker the following year. George Frodsham then worked alone from 31 Gracechurch Street, London from 1864; the business became G. E. Frodsham and Company in 1882 and then a Limited Company in 1888. The following year (1889) the business advertised as being clockmakers to the Queen, Prince of Wales, The Royal Observatory and The Lords of the Admiralty and continued under George Edward Frodsham until 1901 when he presumably retired; he died two years later. Please note Dreweatts have an ivory exemption license for this lot BLQCKTTE Condition Report: Movement is complete, appears all-original and is in working condition; the mechanism is a little dull/tarnished hence would benefit from a gentle clean. The dial has overall very light streaky oxidation and the minute hand is a replacement. The bowl and gimbals are complete and are in sound original condition and retains old lacquer finish albeit with wear and oxidation to extremities/edges. The glass has a couple of light surface scratches. The case is in very good condition with the only notable issue being a break across the corner of the rectangular ivory name plate fitted to the front. Other faults are very much limited to very minor bumps and wear and oxidation to the brass fittings.Timepiece has a replacement typsy winding key but no case key. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 41
A RARE PROVINCIAL SILVER LARGER PAIR-CASED VERGE POCKET WATCH WITH CHAMPLEVE DIAL JAMES WHITFIELD, LIVERPOOL, LATE 17th CENTURYThe tall gilt full plate single fusee movement with four Egyptian pillars incorporating fine scroll-pierced galleries pinned through the backplate, conforming pierced stop-iron block and verge escapement regulated by sprung three-arm steel balance with Tompion type regulation, the backplate with fine symmetrical tight foliate scroll and strapwork pierced and engraved balance cock incorporating classical profile bust to centre and grotesque mask at the junction with the conforming pierced and engraved foot, flanked by silvered regulation disc set within adjacent conforming applied scroll engraved panel infill opposing signature IAMES WHITFIELD, the silver champleve dial with fine blued-steel backed symmetrical foliate scroll pierced and engraved centre incorporating oval cartouche engraved WHITFIELD to upper margin and with small banner engraved LIVERPOOL within the lower decoration, the Roman numeral chapter ring with diamond lozenge half hour markers and incorporating a calendar aperture at twelve o'clock, within Arabic cartouche five minute numerals to outer track, the inner case applied with suspension post at twelve o'clock and the outer case with moulded rim, both cases unmarked, (lacking contrate wheel, hands and suspension bow).The pillar plate 4.1cm (1.625ins) diameter; the inner case 5cm (2ins) diameter; the outer case 6cm (2.375ins) diameter. A James Whitfield is recorded in Loomes, Brian Clockmakers of Britain 1286-1700 as a watchmaker who died in Liverpool in 1674. Loomes also records a watchmaker named John Whitfield as born in Liverpool in 1677 and married in 1688. Details such as the style of the finely pieced and engraved balance cock, pierced Egyptian pillars, Tompion-type regulation and squared-off shouldered to the case hinges would suggest a date in the mid 1690's for the present watch. From this it is probable appropriate to suggest that the maker was possibly an unrecorded son of the watchmaker with the same name recorded by Loomes as dying in 1674. Condition Report: As catalogued the movement is lacking contrate wheel and arbor. The escapewheel arbor is also bent and the balance staff top pivot is broken or loose. The fusee chain is also unhooked form the barrel, otherwise movement appears to be in sound original condition with original gilding showing only minor rubbing/oxidation and only a few slight scuffs/scratches near the movement pillars. As catalogued the dial is lacking its hands otherwise is in fine original condition; the calendar will advance as it should. The inner case is in sound original condition; the suspension post has been re-attached with a small base-metal strengthening plate riveted to the interior and the bow is lacking; the surface exhibits shallow denting with minor evidence of dent removal to interior. The outer case shows overall moderate wear and shallow denting; there is a slight split concentric with and near to aperture at the hinge side and the button for the clasp is missing.There is no winding key included. Condition Report Disclaimer
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