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Click here to subscribeA George IV pocket watch, the detached compensated lever movement with engraved decoration and inscribed, John Barker, York, the white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial, the 18ct hallmarked case for Chester 1820 having a band of repoussé foliage and sea shells with gadroon borders, the back with engine turning.
An attractive set of six French late 19th century glasses, facet cut bowls with raised oval panels decorated flowers in gilt and green enamel with glass bead coloured flowerhead jewelling, raised gilt and silvered rococo enamel borders and gilt rims, the stems on hexagonal conforming bases. 3.8.5in. (10cm.)
A group of eight gem set stick pins, comprising; a gold and half-pearl horseshoe, stamped '15ct', an 18ct gold horseshoe, London 1908 by Saunders and Shepherd, a twin horseshoes, stamped '18', two hunting horns, a bugle, a 9ct gold and enamel yacht club burgee/pennant, Birmingham 1959, and a neo-classical maiden
Three Victorian gold brooches, comprising; an oval brooch centred with a high-dome, oval cabochon coral within pale blue and white cloisonne enamel and beaded borders, an amethyst-coloured paste and seed pearl oblong cluster brooch, and a similar cushion-shaped red paste and half-pearl brooch with leaf trefoil terminals
A group of twenty stick pins, including; an 18th century canted-square rock crystal collet covering wriggle-work rope, an oval gold and black enamel memorial pin 'In Memory Of' (lacking the hair-glazed panel), another plain with a hair-glazed panel, seven in various designs set with small stone or pearls, and various others including horseshoes and a shield
A group of eleven Victorian and later stick pins, in gold and other metals, including a Mexican two gold 2 pesos, 1920, a lozenge pin with a central red enamel bead on a white ground, three other 9ct gold and enamel pins, a 'Manx' shield, a padlock clasp, an emerald two stone initial 'K', a cloak pin, and others in various designs
A collection of Victorian and later jewellery, comprising; a 19th century carnelian armorial seal matrix, a 'gold nugget' stick pin, a gold and rock crystal oval pendant with an applied blue enamel and half-pearl fleuree cross, a small gold, rose diamond and half-pearl heart-shaped locket back pendant with a blue and white enamelled borders, a small diamond and half-pearl flower-head cluster ring, a rose diamond and blue enamel ring, the oval head inscribed verso 'God guard you', a tortoiseshell and paste comb, two necklaces set with seed pearls, a tigers claw brooch and other items
Four wristwatches, comprising; an Omega lady's 9ct gold cased round wristwatch, circa 1975, a Cyma lady's 9ct gold cushion-shaped wristwatch, circa 1950, an early 20th century gilt metal and blue enamel oval wristwatch, circa 1920, white dial with red twelve and black Roman numerals, three piece case with a removable blue floral enamelled bezel, Swiss cylinder movement, and a gentleman's Swiss silver cased round wristwatch, circa 1925
A rare early 19th century French silver open face quarter-repeating pocket watch with concealed erotic automaton, circa 1820, French movement with pierced bridge cock, polished steel end-piece, and silvered regulation dial, repeating the hours and quarters on gongs, the four-piece case with plunge pendant for repeat, engine-turned covers and a cuvette with a small hinged cover concealing an erotic automaton depicting a copulating couple, white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, key-wine aperture and original blued-steel baluster and lozenge hands, 5.75cm diameter (2.25 in), (a crack to the dial and a later perspex 'glass')
A small Russian silver gilt and enamel kvosch, decorated in polychrome enamels with flowers in panels and leaf scrolls on a green ground (chips), 0.84 standard marks for 1908-17, 9.5cm long overall (3.75 in), and a silver mounted icon, the marks trimmed possibly 1837, 4.5 x 4cm (1.75 x 1.66 in)
A champleve enamelled gilt brass ciborium, c.1900, with architectural short conical spire cover surmounted with a crucifix over stylised foliate panel green and blue decorated panels divided by Seraphs, above single knop stem and spreading conical foot with conforming polychrome enamel decoration, 35cm.
A Plaue porcelain mantel clock garniture, c.1900, the French 8-day timepiece movement with blue on white enamel Roman numeral dial, in waisted polychrome painted and floral encrusted scroll form case applied with revelling putti to front, 39cm; with pair of four-branch candelabra en suite, each with putti mounted and floral encrusted naturalistic base and tree form upright beneath scroll branches and foliate sconces, (3).
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