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Lot 146
A very fine early 20th century hexagonal-cased, hallmarked silver and blue-enamel six-piece dressing table set; comprising comb, two hairbrushes, two clothes brushes and a handheld circular mirror; the brushes and mirror each set with a central open wickerwork basket in relief with flower-heads studded with marcasites, assayed Birmingham 1923, maker's mark Henry Clifford Davies
Lot 194
Three enamelled and stone-set brooches(The cost of UK postage via Royal Mail Special Delivery for this lot will be £15 inc.VAT)Condition - being super critical and ONLY under a glass a very tiny amount of enamel is away from the elephant's tip and a very small amount of enamel is slightly away from the bottom of the bird's tail - both indistinguishable with the human eye.
Lot 210
An early 20th century mahogany cased and boxwood strung balloon clock; the white-enamel dial with Roman numerals above boxwood and mother-of-pearl Art Nouveau-style decoration, on spreading rectangular base with four brass bun-style feet (27cm high)The mahogany seems a little faded possibly due to sunlight around the dial area, and the front of the support; fading is prevalent to the right-hand side of the clock on the mahogany which also has a darker left-hand side looking at it from the front with a slightly mottled effect stopping at the 9 o'clock position to the side of the mahogany case; the four brass bun feet seem original, the dial looks good without any major problems. Being super-critical there is a very small bubble in the edge of the convex glass at the 2 o'clock position but this looks like an original very minor fault when the glass was made. The movement is gilded and stamped with a standing lion, testing the movement with one of our own clock keys, sadly the movement cog seems to go round and round without actually catching and therefore it is surmised that the piece it is not working and would need a service (please see images).
Lot 211
A gravity timepiece 'rise & fall' clock by Thwaites & Reed Ltd, Clerkenwell, London, limited edition no. 127/500, made in 1973, white-enamel dial with Roman numerals surrounded with a gilded laurel-leaf garland, raised on gilt-metal mounted white marble and mahogany plinth base with squat, gilded bun feet (54cm high)
Lot 212
A fine quality gilt-metal cased carriage clock timepiece with key, the swing handle above a white-enamel dial with Roman numerals and blued-steel hands, and with the gilded movement individually numbered 12683 (14.5cm high)The Auctioneer has measured and it is almost 15cm to the top of the handle with the handle lying down in horizontal position not up. The clock appears in very good condition indeed overall (estate clearance), but it seems to have been overwound and therefore not working at present.
Lot 224
A fine and modern gilt-metal Halcyon Days carriage clock timepiece in the 19th century style (20th century); the swing-handle above an enamel dial with Arabic numerals and figures in 18th century dress, the sides similarly decorated with figures near countryside river, the gilded movement signed 'Deacon (Swindon) Est. 1848', together with original key (15cm at highest point with handle up)The clock appears in very good condition indeed overall (estate clearance), but it seems to have been overwound and therefore not working at present.
Lot 450
A Brass Striking and Repeating Alarm Carriage Clock, signed Drocourt, retailed by Reid & Sons, Paris, circa 1890, carrying handle and repeat button, enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, alarm dial, twin barrel movement with a silvered platform lever escapement, striking on a gong, movement backplate stamped with maker's mark DC for Drocourt and numbered 33996, case numbered 33996, 18.5cm high over handle see illustration 18.03.20 Case surfaces are discoloured, dial looks clean, strike and repeat are fuctioning, going train is not working, original platform escapement, movement needs cleaning.
Lot 451
A One Day Marine Chronometer Movement, signed Barraud, Cornhill, London, no.214, early 19th century, single chain fusee detent chronometer movement with top plate signed and numbered, free sprung overcoil hairspring, balance with timing screws and weights, enamel dial with Roman numerals and signed and numbered, seconds dial, movement located in a brass bowl, 8.5cm wide see illustration 23.03.20 Brass bowl is discoloured, bowl with scratches and small dents, dial with hairline cracks and small chips to the edges, movement is fully wound and not working. Gimbal and outer wooden case are missing.
Lot 454
A Brass and Marble Atmos Clock, signed Jaeger LeCoultre, circa 1985, four glass panels with fluted corner columns, marble base, inside base with a spirit level, 4-1/2-inch enamel Roman numeral chapter ring, calibre 540 movement signed and numbered 614945, 24cm high, with Jaeger LeCoultre fitted case and outer cardboard box, instruction and guarantee booklets, service certificate dated Jan 2002. see illustration 17.06.20 Brass surfaces are slightly discoloured in parts and with very minor staining marks, glass panels are complete, movement is clean, in going order.
Lot 456
A French ''Boulle'' Striking Table Clock, early 20th century, gilt metal scroll and floral mounts, brass inlay and tortoiseshell veneers, front pendulum glazed aperture, 5-3/4-inch cast dial with twelve Roman numeral enamel cartouches, twin barrel movement striking on a gong, sun burst pendulum bob, 49.5cm high see illustration 18.06.20 Case with metal surfaces rubbed and discoloured in parts, some brass inlay is slightly lifting in parts, tortoiseshell veneers with small chips, small parts of veneer are missing, veneers with some small cracks, ebonised back with small scratches and dents, dial looks clean, movement looks complete, movement needs cleaning, in going order, with pendulum.
Lot 463
A Gothic Revival Striking Table Clock, circa 1850, arched pediment, carved finials, side sound frets, 9-1/2-inch enamel dial bearing an inscription Josh Martineau, St Martins Court, twin fusee movement with a verge escapement and striking on a bell, 59.5cm high see illustration 12.06.20 Case with small chips to the veneers in parts, case with small cracks in parts, dial with small chips to the dial centre and minor chips around one of the winding holes, small faint hairline crack near the dial centre, dial with minor scratches in parts, movement looks complete with pendulum, movement is working and striking.
Lot 1646
QUEEN VICTORIA INTEREST - SILVER KEY WIND HUNTER POCKET WATCH, the movement by Klaftenberger, Gieneve, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds hand, the interior case engraved 'To Francis Clark From Victoria R Christmas 1872', cylinder movement with leaver escapement, 4.5cm diameter
Lot 1666
SCOTTISH RAILWAYS ENAMEL TOTEM - BREICH, single sided, white lettering on a powder blue ground, 25.5cm x 92.5cm Breich station is a rural railway station serving the village of Breich in West Lothian. It is located on the Shotts Line, 21 miles west of Edinburgh Waverley heading to Glasgow Central. It was the sixth least used station in the UK until 2018-19 and was the second least used in Scotland after Barry Links.
Lot 1670
WESTERN RAILWAYS ENAMEL TOTEM - RISCA, single sided, white lettering on a brown ground, 25.5cm x 92cm Risca Station was a station on the Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Company Western Valley line, later the Great Western Railway in the Caerphilly area. Risca station was closed in 1962 but re-opened as Risca and Pontymister station in 2008
Lot 1671
WESTERN RAILWAYS ENAMEL TOTEM - CHELTENHAM SPA (Malvern Road), single sided, white lettering on a brown ground, 26cm x 91cm. Cheltenham Spa (Malvern Road) station was a station in the Town of Cheltenham. The station was opened in 1908, closed 1917, re-opened 1919, re-named Cheltenham Spa Malven Road in 1925 and closed again in 1966
Lot 1672
WESTERN RAILWAYS ENAMEL TOTEM - BURSCOUGH JUNCTION, single sided, white lettering on a brown ground, 26cm x 92cm Burscough Junction station is one of two stations serving the Town of Burscough near Ormskirk, West Lancashire. The station was opened in 1849 and was the scene of the Burscough Junction crash of 1880
Lot 1681
SCOTTISH RAILWAYS LARGE RUNNING IN ENAMEL SIGN - GOUROCK, single sided, white lettering on a blistered powder blue ground, 61cm x 244cm Gourock station is a terminus of the Inverclyde Line located at Gourock pierhead. The station serves the Town of Gourock and also the ferry services. The station was opened in 1889
Lot 1682
SCOTTISH RAILWAYS LARGE RUNNING IN ENAMEL SIGN - GOUROCK, single sided, white lettering on a blistered powder blue ground, 61cm x 244cm Gourock station is a terminus of the Inverclyde Line located at Gourock pierhead. The station serves the Town of Gourock and also the ferry services. The station was opened in 1889
Lot 2
A British military issue Rolex nickel cased open face pocket watch, having a white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the case back with War Department arrow B 12667, further marked 12667 to the outside edge, 5cm (excluding crown.)Condition report: Currently appears to be in working order.
Lot 2
VOLMER BAHNER - a Vintage Danish sterling silver and white enamel butterfly brooch, wingspan 42.2mm, 8g Very good original condition, no damage or repair, enamel has two tiny nibbles to the edge of the right wing but only visible through a loupe, otherwise no chips or cracks, settings lightly abraded, marks clear, engraved STERLING.
Lot 20
AKSEL HOLMSEN - a Norwegian vermeil sterling silver and pink enamel oval brooch, designer's marks ELW, length 30.8mm, and an unnamed silver and enamel floral oval brooch, length 38.3mm, 19.3g total, (2) Both in good original condition, no obvious damage, Holmsen brooch fitting has a possibly repaired plate, enamel has general surface abrasions and some tiny edge nibbles but no losses, settings lightly abraded through general use, pin fittings working, marks clear, engraved 925S and 935.
Lot 21
ANTON MICHELSEN - a Vintage Danish sterling silver and white enamel Daisy brooch and pair of ear clips, maker's marks AM, brooch diameter 32.2mm, ear clip diameter 11.3mm, 13.4g total, (2) All in good original condition, one petal on brooch has a blister chip but no enamel missing, both ear clips have quite a lot of enamel chips all over but they are only really noticeable through a loupe settings lightly abraded through general use, marks clear, engraved STERLING.
Lot 3
VOLMER BAHNER - a Vintage Danish vermeil sterling silver and white enamel 5-section butterfly bar brooch, brooch length 57.6mm, 7.9g Good original condition, the last butterfly has a large chip to one wing, otherwise no obvious chips or cracks, just a couple of tiny edge nibbles which are only visible through a loupe, settings lightly abraded, marks clear, engraved 925S
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