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Click here to subscribeA cased David Robinson graduating pearl necklace with 9ct gold clasp, a pair of 14ct gold drop earring, a white metal brooch in the form of a crown, set with small white stones in a Lowe & Sons Chester box and a 9ct white gold ladies' dress ring, floral set with central orange stone and small white stones, size R1/2 (4).
An early 19th century yellow metal pair cased fusée movement pocket watch, the white dial set with black Roman numerals, dial 4cm diameter, possibly later movement with maker's mark, London, no.12998, interior of watch case, no.2894, SG, rubbed date mark, possibly 1834, case with fine repoussé decoration of seated female figure in Classical dress holding a wreath in pastoral setting with lambs and a dog within a scrolling floral frame, original silk interior lining, diameter of case 5cm. CONDITION REPORT Not in working order
A small vintage duck egg blue and gilded jewellery box containing four miniature dolls to include two ceramic examples, one in original 1920s rose silk dress, an Edwardian brass photograph frame with bow and garland decoration to the top, a yellow metal brooch with Edwardian lady's picture, a miniature watercolour portrait of a young lady in period costume, in a yellow metal oval frame with loop to the top and two small yellow metal lockets, one with a picture of an early 20th century young man with pocket watch and verso a picture of a war veteran (9).
A pair of 19th century fashion prints, 'Evening Dress Ball Dress', one dated 1828, 'Coiffure', both 17 x 12cm, framed and glazed, one Christian Dior style fashion plate, indistinctly monogrammed, print 'Elaine', one gilt framed decorative Russian print, print of an 18th century courtly gentleman, after John Evans; 'St Paul's Cathedral London', and others.
EDWARD OCTAVIUS DAVEY (British, late 19th century); two oils on canvas, one depicting a man and horse and Romany traveller caravan, unsigned, 25 x 33cm and a boy resting on a woodland cliff, unsigned, 24 x 34cm, two oil painting studies on board comprising woodland, unsigned and a boy with dog resting, possibly observing animals, signed lower left, 20 x 25cm, also a watercolour on paper depicting a woman with red hooded dress and blue shawl resting on woodland path, mounted on board, signed lower left, 28 x 38cm (5). Provenance: The vendor is a descendent of the artist.
ULTRAVOX & JOHN FOXX; six singles to include 'Slow Motion' double single, 'Live Retro', 'Europe - After the Rain', 'RockWrok' and 'Endlessly', all signed by John Foxx, and 'Miles Away', also signed by John Foxx, Ultravox singles 'Passing Strangers', unsigned, 'Sleepwalk', unsigned and 'Young Savage', signed by John Foxx, also four photographs and the singles 'Dangerous Rhythm', 'Your Dress', a John Foxx picture disc, John Foxx albums 'The Garden' and 'The Golden Section', both signed, two Ultravox 12" singles and an Ultravox music programme from Autumn 1981.Provenance: The seller states they had the items signed personally from the artist at the venue.We have not authenticated these signatures, please satisfy yourself as to the veracity of the item prior to bidding. CONDITION REPORT Mainly very good.
Collection of British Forces badges and buttons together with some civilian examples, including bi metal Royal Dublin Fusiliers, Royal Artillery Officer's Service Dress collar badges, Devonshire Regiment, Home Front Minchinhampton, Amberley and Box Tank Weeks 1941 pin badge and a Brimscombe Mission Chapel Sunday School medal 1894
Royal Air Force uniforms for Air Chief Marshal Sir Michael Knight, KCB, AFC comprising Number 1 dress tunic and trousers, J Compton & Sons label to tunic, mess kit with jacket, waistcoat and trousers, Gieves & Hawkes label to waistcoat and greatcoat. Sir Michael Knight's 35 years RAF service as a frontline pilot and commander culminated in membership of the Air Force Board and three years as the UK's Military representative to NATO. In that time, he gained experience in a wide variety of operational and staff roles and flew well over 100 types of aircraft, from Tiger Moth to Tornado. Retiring as an Air Chief Marshal, he then reverted to the rank of flying officer in the RAFVR, in which he spent the next eight years giving air experience flying to young ATC and CCF cadets
Royal Navy dress sword attributed to Captain David Peter Seely, with lion head pommel, wire bound shagreen grip, folding guard engraved Hon D.P Seely R.N, sword knot, 80cm fullered blade, scabbard, hilt by Gieves Ltd and sword sling, with copy research paperwork. Captain David Peter Seely, 4th Baron Mottistone CBE KStJ (16 December 1920 - 24 November 2011) was a British peer. Seely was born in 1920, he was the eldest son of the 1st Baron Mottistone from his second marriage to Evelyn Izme Murray, daughter of Montolieu Oliphant-Murray, 1st Viscount Elibank and 10th Lord Elibank. He was a grandson of Sir Charles Seely, 1st Baronet, his godparents were Winston Churchill and the then Duke of Cornwall (subsequently Edward VIII, and then later Duke of Windsor). He served in the Royal Navy, reaching the rank of captain before retiring in 1966. He commanded Cossack between 1958 and 1959 and Ajax between 1963 and 1965 and was Lord Lieutenant of the Isle of Wight from 1986 to 1995 and the last Governor of the Isle of Wight from 1992 to 1995, where the Seely family have played a prominent role since the 1850's. He was made an Honorary Doctor of Literature by Bournemouth University in 1993 and a Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1984. He was also a member of the Royal Yacht Squadron. He died on 24 Novemeber 2011 and was succeeded by his eldest son Peter John Philip Seely born 29 October 1949, godson of the late Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
Collection of vintage clothing mostly ladies to include; a small cream cotton child's dress with floral detail and 'Lystav' label, a blue 1940's crepe dress with 'Blacon' label, a linen orange skirt, a green silky fabric short sleeve top, a t-shirt, a 1950's cotton lace print dress with 'Holyrood Scotland' label and a green wool and suede jacket. (B.P. 21% + VAT)
Collection of ladies 40's-50's vintage clothing to include; three linen/faux linen dresses; one a plain green with pockets and 'Chesro model' label, a striped dress with square plastic buttons and 'Chesro' label and a leaf pattern print dress with 'the Linzy Line' label, together with a striped jacket and skirt set with 'Heathgate London made' label. (4) (B.P. 21% + VAT)
Montblanc fountain pen "Patron of Art" collection "Pope Julius II" model, 2005. Limited edition numbered 2919/4810. It pays tribute to one of the most influential clerical patrons of the arts who transformed Rome into the cultural center of the Renaissance and supported artists such as Michelangelo, commissioning the frescoes in the Sistine Chapel and the construction of the Church of St. Peter. Cream-colored lacquer and gold-plated with lattice decoration that recall the colors of the papal dress. The cap symbolizes the Pontifex Maximus tiara. 18K gold nib engraved with the coat of arms of Julius II. Piston loading system. With original box.
A VICTORIAN INFANTRY OFFICERS DRESS SWORD AND SCABBARDCirca 1850The guard applied with a bugle device of a light infantry regiment, crowned pommel, leather and gilt metal scabbard. the locket engraved 'Tatham Charing Crofs', overall length 101.5cmCondition report:- Blade very rusty with no sign of any previous etched decoration- Leather scabbard is perished and detached from the gilt metal locket- Loss of gilt plating throughout
A LONGINES 9CT GOLD LADY'S BRACELET WATCH AND FOUR FURTHER ITEMS (5)The signed oval dial with black baton numerals, on a textured tapered woven mesh link bracelet, with a 9ct gold foldover clasp, length 15cm, gross weight 30 gms, a Rotary gilt metal openfaced dress watch, with a Brazil link chain and an Oris hunting cased lady's fob watch, with a gilt metal chain
A GROUP OF POCKET WATCHES (QTY)Including; a Grosvenor gilt metal keyless wind, openfaced dress watch, a gilt metal keyless wind, openfaced pocket watch, an Everite keyless wind, openfaced dress watch, three Ingersoll keyless wind, openfaced pocket watches, with three Ingersoll boxes, a watch caseback opener with attachments in a wooden box and further pocket watch cases and parts
A TISSOT GOLD CASED, KEYLESS WIND, HUNTING CASED DRESS WATCHThe jewelled lever movement detailed Tissot Locle, base metal inner case, the signed gilt dial with gilt Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and with gilt hands, detailed to the outer cases 0,585 14 K, the case exterior with engine turned decoration, diameter 50.4mm, gross weight 63 gmsCondition Report: The movement winds and runs. The dial and hands are in good condition. The dial cover is probably replaced. The case rims are in good condition. The case exterior has one or two small dents and surface marks, they are very minor. The base metal inner case has a shallow dent.
An 1897 pattern officer’s dress sword in a leather scabbard, with crowned George V cypher to handguard and blade. The blade with etched decoration and inscribed 'Proved' in a star. 99cm long overall. Blade 83cm. Scabbard 86.5cmCondition report: Hilt - good condition, ball finial on end rustyBlade - slight rust and signs of previous rustScabbard - split to each side on tip, a few surface marks. The blade does not show signs of rust or surface marks. Minor loss to the tip of the blade.
Nathaniel Brown (fl.1742-1771)Portrait of the Reverend Mr Simpson of Coventry, half length, in clerical robes, in a library;Portrait of his wife, seated half length, in a brown dress, white lace bonnet and holding rosesa pair, one inscribed 'Nathl. Brown pinxit 1742', the other 'N Brown pinxit 1742', oil on canvas91 x 71cm (2)Condition report: Both paintings are in oil on canvas and are unlined. The edges of the canvas on the portrait of a Gentleman are failing, the canvas has lost tension. There is a large tear at the lower edge with a surrounding deformation. The portrait of a Lady also has smaller tears and punctures to the canvas; one at the top edge has been repaired from the reverse with a canvas patch. The paint layers on both works have areas of raised, flaking paint in the lower sections with scattered losses. The thicker passages of paint flesh have developed networks of age cracks which appear very dark. The varnish layers have degraded, as well as becoming dark and yellowed the varnish is also losing saturation and turning opaque, this is evident in the gentleman’s jacket.
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