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Click here to subscribeAn early 18th century William Webster, London fusee cylinder movement on square pillars, movement signed W Webster Exchange Alley 2736, together with dust cover, signed W Webster, London 2736 and case bearing no marks and missing pair case. Enamel dial has many chips, cracks, scratches and missing hands
A rare 19th century striking French clock movement with visible detached pendulum escapement of historical interest. The escapement is a rare version of Berthoud's Detached Pendulum based on a pivoted detent chronometer. The unusual 'scape wheel has coaxial impulse and locking wheels of differing sizes with jewelled pallets and is visible through the two piece enamel dial, no pendulum, 5" dial
Interesting Grouping of Identity Discs of WW1 Nursing and Red Cross Interest, being constructed from various materials, mostly silver or produced from coins etc. Nice example with enamel red cross to centre and engraved “NEW ROCHELLE BRANCH”; another on a French coin with engraved badge of the 9th Lancers and “SISTER E JONES” to the top. (16 items)
Collection of French WW1 & WW2 Identity Discs, interesting grouping of the standard issue examples and privately made examples. Two with enamel work etc. Accompanied by a Japanese dog tag, Spanish Falangist tag with emblem to the centre and another foreign example. Various conditions and periods. (19 items)
Soviet Russian Award Badges, including enamel Order of the Patriotic war, Order of the Red Star, Soviet Guards breast badge, Soviet Machine Gunners badge, various aircrew badges, plus others. Accompanied by two Soviet Russian naval officers dress daggers in the original leather and brass mounted scabbards. Various conditions. Ex Jerry Withers collection.
Victorian Royal Military Academy Officers Helmet Plate, gilt metal eight pointed star with the top point being replaced by Victorian pattern crown, Laurel wreath applied and garter strap to centre with blue and red enamel backing and VR cipher. Three lug fittings to the reverse of the plate. Much of the original gilded finish remains to the plate.
WW1 German 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class Grouping, consisting of a Iron Cross 2nd class (no ring fitting), original illustrated award citation for the Iron Cross 2nd class dated 1916, aluminium dog tag, veterans medal, enamel pin and three photographs including one of the recipient behind a machine gun. Interesting set.
Third Reich SA Dress Dagger by Ed Wusthof Solingen, good example of a SA dress dagger with dark brown grip having early nickel silver eagle and enamel SA device inserted. The lower guard is stamped “Wf”. Housed in its original scabbard with single brown leather hanging strap attached. Fine quality double edged blade with standard motto, “Alles fur Deutschland”, rear of the blade has makers trade mark, which shows some wear and partly removed. Much of the original finish remains to the blade. The blade measures 22cms, overall 37cms.
Small Third Reich Award Grouping, consisting of silver grade mothers cross in its original paper packet of issue with Foerster & Barth makers details to the reverse; Third Reich 25 year faithful service decoration; 1st pattern Third Reich Arbeitsbuch (Work Book) for a person from Stuttgart with various ink stamps to the inside; small WW1 period bracelet with enamel central cross having the leaders and national flags of the central powers and bracelet section made from captured Russian coins. These items have recently come from a family estate in Germany.
Third Reich SS Members Stick Pin, fine example of the copper based and enamel circular SS runes badge as found in the SS dress dagger, this example worn as a stick pin. Accompanied by Third Reich Hunting Association stick pin, Luftwaffe stick pin, enamel Frauenschaft badge with pin back fixing and two other stick pins. (6 items)
Post 1902 Highland Light Infantry Officers Shoulder Belt Plate, fine rectangular seeded gilt plate with silvered star of the Order of the Thistle, gilt kings crown with red enamel work, silvered horn to the centre with gilt HLI within, below gilt ASSAYE scroll and Elephant. Hooks and studs to the reverse. The plate remains in excellent overall condition with much of the gilt wash remaining to the obverse and reverse of the plate. Ex Jerry Withers collection
Two circular silver compacts, one with a yellow enamel shell designed lid on bracket feet, Birmingham 1932 by Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, the other a plain design on one dimensional ball and claw feet (lid hinge broken, damage consistent will age and associated wear), Birmingham 1918 by Levi & Salaman Ltd, together with a rectangular silver jewellery box, the floor-plate missing but original velvet lining remaining, dented top raised on cabriole feet, Birmingham 1918
A 19th century blue and white enamelled locket for the Fairfax family, the front with a lion passant guardant above Fare Fac on an engine turned blue enamel ground within a white decorative border, the reverse with the initials FV in white enamel on a blue engine turned enamel ground, the locket opening to reveal a portrait miniature of Thomas Fairfax (1612-1671), the other side with a finely engraved oval panel with coat of arms and inscribed Tho: Fairfax Knt for King & Parl:, 5.5cm long, 35.8g grossThomas Fairfax (1612-1672), third Baron Fairfax of Cameron. Fairfax was the Commander-in-Chief of the Parliamentary forces during the Civil War, a driving force in the development of the New Model Army, and victor at the Battle of Naseby in 1645 and the decisive battle at Langport against the Royalist Army. Although a Parliamentarian, Fairfax was against the proposed execution of Charles I, and fought against it until the end, and was purported to be shocked when meeting Bishop Juxon and Thomas Herbert whilst they were escorting the king's corpse back through the long gallery of Banqueting House, Whitehall. In later life Fairfax played an essential part in the restoration of Charles II to the English throne.The engraved panel is the coat of arms Fairfax would have had between 1641 and 1648, as Thomas was knighted in 1641, and inherited the title Lord Fairfax from his father in 1648. Any coat of arms created after 1648 would have acknowledged his superior position as Lord Fairfax. The portrait miniature inside the locket is after the portrait miniature of Fairfax by John Hoskins (1595-1664) dated 1650, which is in the collection at Leeds Castle.Condition Report: The locket has some losses to the enamel at the suspensory loop in particular, the rest of the enamel has some light scratches and scuffs, some discolouration to the interior gold, no major damage to the miniature, the panel is well engraved, the hinge in good working orderCondition Report Disclaimer
A mid Victorian emerald and enamel bracelet, circa 1860, the elongated pyramid shaped gold panels with light blue enamel decoration, with step cut emerald set white enamel quatrefoil panels between, to a concealed clasp, 16.7cm long, 17.3g grossCondition Report: The bracelet has a few repairs visible to the underneath, there is some chipping and losses to the enamel, the emeralds are all present, one has a large chip to one end, some abrasion to crown facets.Condition Report Disclaimer
A mid Victorian diamond and emerald brooch, the pierced domed lozenge shaped panel with white and light blue enamel with darker blue enamel highlights, with a central quatrefoil of pear cut emeralds with old cut diamond accents, approximately 0.34 carats total, with later brooch fitting, 3.5cm long, 10g grossCondition Report: There are some losses to the enamel. There are two vacant settings either side of the quatrefoil along the horizontal line. The brooch fitting is later lead soldered on, the setting has a swivelling suspension loop. The emeralds are bright and vivid, they are well matched, some small nibbles to facet edges. The diamonds are all bright and livelyCondition Report Disclaimer
A diamond and blue enamel sentimental ring, the central old mine cut diamond cluster with blue enamel hoop accent, the pierced shoulders set with further old cut diamonds and two blue enamelled ribbons inscribed A Vous A Jamais, approximately 0.92 carats total, to a shaped shank, finger size O, 4.3g grossCondition Report: Some elements of the ring may be antique, but the central cluster appears to be a reproduction, possibly from the 1970s. The diamonds are bright and lively, all present and correct, there is some wear to the diamond settings and there are some scratches to the blue enamel, clarity SI-I, colour varying. Condition Report Disclaimer
Y A pair of sapphire, mother of pearl and enamel cufflinks by William & Son, the oval cufflinks with a mother of pearl panel centred with a circular cabochon sapphire, within a blue and yellow enamelled border, 1.8cm long, with swivel bar attachments, 18 carat gold London 2000 hallmark and WRA maker's mark, 17.3g grossCondition Report: One of the yellow enamel sections has some chips near the base of the panelCondition Report Disclaimer
Y A pair of ruby, mother of pearl and enamel cufflink by William & Son, the circular mother of pearl panels each centred with a cabochon ruby accent, within a blue and red enamel border, 1.7cm diameter, swivel bar attachments, 18 carat gold London 200 hallmark and WRA maker's mark, 20.8g grossCondition Report: Minimal wear, as new conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Cartier, a lady's white gold and diamond cocktail watch, no. 25558 32456 1586, circa 1920, European Watch And Clock Co. Ltd. manual wind movement, 17 jewels, adjusted to temperature and 6 positions, silvered dial, Arabic numerals, blued steel hands, the bezel set with baguette cut and eight cut diamonds, with rose cut diamond sides, to bifurcated graduated eight cut diamond set lugs, approximately 1.47 carats total, screwed down case back with four screws, back wind and set, stamped with a poinçon, on a black cordette strap with a gold and black enamel deployant clasp, dial signed, accompanied by a Cartier box, width 10mm
A late 19thC Ansonia Clock Company stained pine cased mantel clock, circular brass dial with enamel chapter ring bearing Roman numerals, eight day movement with coil strike, the case carved with acanthus leaves and palmettes, with turned columns, raised on a stepped rectangular base, with key, 39cm wide, 29.5cm wide.
Two Crummles enamel boxes, to commemorate the hundredth year of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, one containing a rose pendant, limited edition box decorated lid with Castle Combe, and two boxes for Royal Doulton, one Brambly Hedge 1997, the other "here is my heart guard it well" in a heart shaped box. (5)
A pair of Crummles and Company enamel boxes, for Royal Crown Derby, decorated with teddy bears, limited edition 750, further enamel box by Kingsley enamels, painted with a barn owl, limited edition 79/250, and a Halcyon Days enamel cylindrical box with screw lid decorated with sunflowers. (4)
Samuel Deacon, Barton. A George III mahogany and oak long case clock, the square enamel dial painted with floral spandrels, Arabic numerals, date aperture, eight day two train movement with bell strike, the hood with broken arch pediment, raised on brass caped fluted columns, the case door inlaid with shell paterea, flanked by quarter pilasters, with pendulum, no key, 203.5cm high. N.B. Samuel Deacon was born in Leicestershire in 1746 and was head of the celebrated family of watch and clock makers working at Barton-in-the-Beans from 1771 until 1951. Leicestershire Museums have a collection of his clocks and workshop tools, etc,. He is well documented.
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid mantel clock, circular enamel dial bearing Roman numerals, clockwork movement, the case of domed form, inlaid with paterae, raised on four brass ball feet, with key, 23cm high., together with an Art Deco oak cased mantel clock, Ferranti circular silver dial bearing Arabic numerals, battery operated movement, the case of Napoleon hat form, raised on bracket feet, 39.5cm wide. (2)
A Winterhalder and Hofmeier late 19thC oak cased mantel clock, the enamel square dial decorated in the Florentine style with cherub's masks and foliate scrolls against a black ground, white chapter ring bearing Roman numerals, eight day movement with coil strike, the case of temple form, with glass panels similarly decorated with cherubs and masks, against a gilt ground, raised on a rectangular base with herringbone inlay, with key, 32.5cm high, 21.5cm wide.
A cased three piece silver Christening set, comprising; spoon, fork and napkin ring, together with a pair of silver sugar tongs, a silver cased pencil, a set of six white metal teaspoons, two silver topped glass jars, a silver cigarette case, an open face silver pocket watch, a silver cheese spade/server, a silver knife, four silver and enamel souvenir spoons, a further silver knife, a silver fork and a collection of plated wares (a lot)
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