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The Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael & St. George (C.M.G.), Companion's neck badge, in silver-gilt and enamel, with gold and enamel centre, virtually mint state, in fitted case of issue. Sold with original Warrant of Appointment (named to Herbert Barnes Emley, 1938) and Central Chancery forwarding letter for same; two images of the recipient and a brief biographical summary.
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Miniature medals: an unattributed trio, comprising Order of the Bath (C.B.), breast badge, in gold and enamel, Egypt, 1882, no bar, Khedive's bronze star, 1884-6, all good extremely fine; together with various badges (3), Middle Eastern brass seals (5), one stamped 'Governor, Galilee', and two large glazed silver sports prize medals of 1867 and 1869, both named, one with cracked lunette (13)
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A splendid Second World War operational D.S.O., D.F.C. group with post-War administrative awards to Air Marshal Sir Paul Holder, K.B.E., C.B., D.S.O., D.F.C., R.A.F., comprising: The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (K.B.E.), Military Division, Knight Commander's set of insignia, type 2; The Most Honourable Order of the Bath (C.B.), Military Division, Companion's neck badge, both in fitted cases of issue; Distinguished Service Order, Geo. VI (rev. of suspension dated 1942); Distinguished Flying Cross, Geo. VI (rev. dated 1941); Campaign Stars for 1939-45, Air Crew Europe and Africa; Defence & War Medals; General Service, 1918, Eliz. II, 1 clasp, Malaya (Air Cdre., R.A.F.); Coronation, 1953, the decorations and medals mounted for wearing, rev. centre enamel of D.S.O. chipped, otherwise generally good very fine or better (12).
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A collection of mourning jewellery and an ivory toothpick box, comprising; an early 20th century gold, rose diamond, blue enamel and half-pearl cluster ring with a triple wire shank, the head inscribed verso 'In Memory of Frank who died July 2nd 19(??) aged 17', an 18th century gold marquise shaped ring lacking the glazed panel inscribed verso 'Dennis Bond Ob Dec 12th 1790 ae 69', a marquise shaped glazed panel enclosing an ivory miniature depicting a classical female leaning on a shield inscribed 'Sacred in Friendship', a oblong half-pearl bordered panel, lacking the glazed centre applied to a ring shank, a Victorian gold, sardonyx and black enamelled oval ring with a fluted shank, a sardonyx and tiny rose diamond oval ring with a floral engraved border and a hair-glazed back-panel, an oblong cabochon coral single stone ring, and an 18th century ivory oblong toothpick box with a central panel enclosing a sepia miniature depicting a winsome lady
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Three 'bird' brooches, comprising; an early 20th century gold, blister-pearl and enamel 'kingfisher' bar brooch, stamped '9ct', a gold open-crescent brooch applied with a dove and a white enamelled envelope, and a white metal, marcasite and polychrome enamel brooch in the form of two birds on a foliate branch
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Dwerrihouse Carter, Berkeley Square, a George III 18ct gold pair cased pocket watch, circa 1799, the full plate dual plan movement with pallets and escape wheel below the back-plate, the balance cock finely pierced and engraved with acanthus and scrolls and with a diamond end-stone, steel three-arm balance, white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and gold spade hands, the inner case numbered 4595 and both hallmarked London 1799
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Two 19th century silver pocket watches, comprising; Vale and Co, Coventry, a late George III silver pair cased pocket watch, no. 5956, the verge movement with turned pillars, floral pierced and engraved balance cock and steel balance, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, the cases Birmingham 1815, and T Cox Savoury, 47 Cornhill, London, a William IV open face pocket watch, no.4185, with fusee lever movement, silver engine turned dial with raised gilt Roman numerals, the case London 1834, and a mahogany watch stand
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A gilt bronze & Sevres porcelain panel clock garniture, of Louis XVI design, late 19th Century, the central clock with acanthus leaf finial and 4 similar finials to the side of the case. The circular enamel dial and panels to the base painted with scenes after Watteau. 8 day striking on a bell 48cms.With a pair of porcelain urns garnitures painted with female portraits, with ormolu mounts, 38cms tall.
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