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Click here to subscribeA silver two handled trophy cupOf plain circular form, with an applied waist band, with two scroll handles, raised on a turned wooden base, makers marks indistinct, Birmingham 1934, height on base 11cm, together with, a silver cigarette case, with engine turned decoration, Chester 1939, weight combined approx. 8.3oz (2)
A French brass carriage clock Circa 1910In a corniche type case with decoration, the knopped engine turned handle above bevelled glass panels and push/repeat, the off white dial inscribed 'LA ESMERALDA MEXICO, with alarm subsidiary below, within a giltmetal surround, the twin train movement with original platform lever escapement , stamped L. F. and No. 1569, with strike on a gong18cm. high. Illustrated
A rosewood and brass inlaid mantel clockRetailed by William Carter, Salisbury, circa 1850The slender chamfer topped case surmounted by a brass finial, the front with cut brass foliate inlay, above plinth base and brass feet, centred with a 4 in. engine-turned silvered dial inscribed Carter Salisbury, the twin train French drum-shaped movement with countwheel strike on a bell29cm. high, (one case key, one winding key, one pendulum). Illustrated
Two Edwardian chinoiserie decorated hump-back mantel timepiecesThe movements by CouailletOne case decorated with a blue ground, the other black, each with an engine-turned silvered dial, blued steel spade hands and Arabic numerals, and platform lever escapement17 cm. and 13 cm. high (2). Illustrated
A William IV rosewood mantel clockBy Dwerrihouse & Ogston, Davies Street, LondonThe case with a rectangular top, inset with a recessed carrying handle, above bevelled glass side panels, with push/repeat to the right side, above a hinged glazed door to front and back, shaped moulding and stepped plinth, with brass bun feet, the 4in. engine-turned gilt dial, inscribed DWERRIHOUSE & OGSTON / DAVIES STREET. and with finely pierced trefoil hands, the twin train fusée movement (one chain, the other gut) with anchor escapement and strike on a gong 22 cm. high, (one case key, one winding key). Illustrated Dwerrihouse & Ogston are recorded in Davies Street, London circa 1836.
A Napoleon III ormolu and white marble mantel clockIn the Louis XVI style, circa 1865The re-gilt case modelled with two doves, above the dial and flanked by trophies to each side, on a bow-fronted base and conforming marble plinth; the 3in. engine turned silvered dial with blued steel moon hands, the drum-shaped movement with silk suspension and countwheel strike on a bell29 cm. high, (one pendulum). Illustrated
An unusual early Victorian giltmetal carriage timepieceRetailed by Ross, ExeterThe case decorated with Gothic tracery, surmounted by a shaped handle and four finials (one broken), with pierced roundel and yellow glass below, above a glazed dial, surround with engine-turned and raised architectural decoration, the sides each with an elaborate raised architectural design of arches centred by a roundel, with similarly decorated back door, the interior with a plaque engraved with the Royal Coat of Arms and PATENT below within a foliate border, on a stepped plinth, the movement signed to the backplate Ross EXETER, with white enamel dial and Roman numerals with gilt hands, English platform lever escapement, with plain steel three-armed balance, engraved cock and jewelled endpiece18.5 cm. high. Illustrated Ross is recorded as working in the early 19th century in Exeter.
Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a lady's square powder compact, with engine turned decoration, the sprung cover applied with a monogram P H, London 1937, with a case, a set of six coffee spoons, having black coffee bean finials to the handles, Birmingham 1924, cased, two Irish fiddle pattern teaspoons, engraved with differing crests, a plated milk jug, a silver mounted comb and a Sterling silver cased ball point pen, (7).
Mostly silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a rectangular photograph frame, with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1928, a rectangular plain photograph frame, probably Indian, detailed ORR SILVER, a set of six teaspoons, Sheffield 1944, with an associated case, a vase, a foreign chamberstick, of circular form, with a snuffing cone and a pair of plated grape scissors, (6).
A pair of silver and pale blue enamelled toilet jars, each of cylindrical form, with pale blue enamelled decoration to the detachable cover, height 6cm, London 1912, gross combined weight 135 gms and a Dunhill, London gold plated rectangular gas lighter, with engine turned decoration, detailed Dunhill 70, with a Dunhill case, (3).
Four silver napkin rings, comprised of a pair of plain napkin rings, Birmingham 1923, 2.9cm wide, the two others with engine turned decoration and engraved foliate deocration, combined weight 1.95ozt, 60.6g CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description
A small silver christening tankard, with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1931, with inscription dated 1933, 3.28ozt, 102.1g, 6.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description
A silver sifter spoon, London 2001, 14cm long and a napkin ring with engine turned decoration, combined weight 2.49ozt, 77.3g CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description
A pair of George V silver photograph frames, with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1916, 27cm x 19.5cm CONDITION REPORT: Frame one - Small dent to top left hand corner on interior of frame. Small dent to top and another two to the side of the frame. Frame two - Erosion to an area on the side. Small dent to the top right hand corner. Dent to top and another to the side of the frame. Other small knocks.
Two silver pepperettes of typical form, 10cm high and 7cm high, and four silver napkin rings, one plain and the other with engine turned decoration, combined weight 3.94ozt, 122.7g CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description
A silver circular compact, Birmingham 1960, with engine turned deocration, 7.8cm diameter, 3.02ozt, 93.9g, gross CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description
A square silver powder compact with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1941, and a Continental silver coloured metal circular pill box, stamped '925', 5.5cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description
An open faced key wind pocket watch, with silver case, Birmingham 1930, the face with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, 5cm diameter, with key and silver 'Albert' watch chain, 12.1g, 25cm long, and a Continental silver cased open face pocket watch, stamped '0.935', with all-over engraved floral decoration, the silvered dial with gilt Roman numerals and decoration, 4.2cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Larger pocket watch - The face inscribed 'Kay's ''Old Favourite'' Worcester'. In working order with key. Glass scratches by IIV. Engine turned decoration worn to reverse. Smaller pocket watch - Several small dents to case. Decoration in good order. Ticks when wound but has a tendency to stop when moved. With key. Chain in good order with each link individually marked.
Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a lady's hairbrush with engine turned decoration, London 1914, a quatrefoil shaped dish with pierced decoration raised on an oval foot, Sheffield 1910 and a shaped circular dish with floral embossed and pierced decoration, within a shaped scrolling border, Chester 1895, combined weight of the two dishes, 344gms,(3). 20.3, 20.4
Princess 1300 Vanden Plas 1275cc petrol engine with automatic gearbox, white, model year 1973. The Princess 1300 Vanden Plas was the luxury version of the BMC group's 1300 car which went into production with an 1100cc engine in 1963. The inspiration for the car came from Fred Connolly of the famous leather company who requested a luxury version of the 1100 for himself. The 1300 version was introduced in 1967 along with the auto option and continued in production until early 1974.
A selection of vehicle oils and petrol's to include Triple QX VW-30, Briggs & Stratton 4-stroke engine oil, Volvo 15w-40 engine oil and 2 Supreme Mobi 1700D tyres etc This lot is either a catalogue return, unclaimed good or a despatch return and is sold without reserve. If boxed and sealed it cannot be viewed in its entirety, in effect condition reports are unavailable and refunds cannot be given for lots that are faulty or incomplete.
Corgi - Six Vintage Glory of Steam 1/50 scale diecast model vehicles to include a Fowler B6 Stump cutter, Super Lion 80111, 1914 Burrell GNHP Road Locomotive Duke Of Kent CC20501, Fowler B6 Showmans Engine, The Lion CC20106, The Lioness CC20109, Supreme - S J Wharton 801056 and a Titan - Eastnor Stream Haulage 80106, all appear in mint condition with good + to mint boxes (6)
Wilesco Steam Fire Engine, Feuerwehr-Dampfspritze # D305, model of an early boiler steam driven Fire Engine with Hoses and three Firemen figures, appears to have had fairly nominal use, however storage has caused some marks predominantly to the brassware, red paintwork excellent but model needs a good clean, good original box with polystyrene packaging, instruction leaflet - Est £60 - £100
An Art Nouveau gilt metal oval trinket box, the lid inset with large oval green glass panel depicting mythical bird and stylised scrolling flowers and vines in relief, signed R Robert, engine turned engraved decoration to lid and box divided by contrasting incised band, probably French, approximately 15cm by 9cm
ELIZABETH II SILVER CRUET SETcomprising a shaped lidded mustard pot, a salt and pepper pot, all with a wavy rim and raised on scroll feet, Birmingham 1958; a pair of George VI engine turned napkin rings, Birmingham 1950; an Elizabeth II napkin ring, Edinburgh 1964; and two other napkin rings, Birmingham 1966 and 1944
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