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Click here to subscribeJ.G. GRAVES SHEFFIELD EARLY 20TH CENTURY 935 MARK SILVER CASED OPEN FACED POCKET WATCH, engine turned with key wind movement white enamel Roman dial with seconds subsidiary and the HALLMARKED CURB PATTERN DOUBLE TAPERING ALBERT with bar and clip 12 1/2" (31.7cm) long overall, 1.7ozs and a KEY (3) EST 60-90
GEORGE V ENGINE TURNED SILVER NAPKIN RING, initialled, TOGETHER WITH A CIRCULAR POTTERY SCENT BOTTLE with pansy design and match screw-off silver stopper, Birmingham 1905, an ELECTROPLATED POCKET COMPASS with ring suspension, in circular case and a FLORAL ENGRAVED WHITE METAL POCKET ASHTRAY (4) EST 25 - 40
AN EARLY 20th CENTURY SILVER MUSTARD POT with blue glass liner, Birmingham 1931, an engine turned CIGARETTE CASE, an Edwardian SILVER JAM SPOON, Sheffield 1906 an Edwardian SILVER `BUTLER KNIFE`, a pair of SILVER SUGAR TONGS, a pair of oval silver vine-branch handled SALT SPOONS with scallop bowls, a set of six unmarked probably silver TINY SPOONS AND TWO SILVER SALT SPOONS, 9 oz all in EST 70 - 90
LADIES CIRCA 1930`S SILVER POWDER COMPACT hexagonal and engine turned, Birmingham 1937, KIGU OF LONDON GILT METAL COMPACT, the front decorated with resting family of swans COSTUME JEWELLERY ETC including pair pince nez SILVER AND ENAMEL SMALL PHEASANT BROOCH (AF) plated metal small copy of Jules Rimet trophy, dress rings, silver handle button hook etc EST 35- 50
Six Royal Doulton medium character jugs - Journey through Britain - The Policeman, D6852, 1163/5000 c/w cert; The Engine Driver, D6823, 3144/5000 and The Postman, D6801, 3701/5000, c/w cert to/w The Guardsman, D6771; The Sailor, D6875 and John Doulton D6656 (6) Condition Report All good condition
A set of twelve Victorian silver teaspoons and sugar tongs with bright cut decoration in lined fitted case, hallmarks for London 1883, makers mark GMJ, weight 173.6 gms approx, together with a silver oblong shaped cigarette box, the lid with engine turned decoration, plain central cartouche raised on bracket feet, hallmarks for Birmingham, 1959, makers mark H Bros, and a silver engine turned napkin ring, hallmarks for Birmingham 1949, makers mark rubbed, weight 10.9g approx. (3 items)
"Live Steam 1 ½ inch scale Allchin traction engine “Royal Chester”Model is of very good build quality with a wealth of detail and is nicely painted and lined out. The engine turns over freely and appears to have little wear. Last boiler certificate is from 1977 when the model was purchased. Vendor states model has not been steamed since purchase. Comes with the build drawings."
Live Steam 3 ½ inch gauge 0-6-0 Caledonian Tank Engine, to the popular Martin Evans “Rob Roy” design. Loco appears to be of reasonable build quality, but it is missing ash pan and grate. Model appears to have been out of use for some time as there is surface rust to some parts and the model turns over, but is very tight. Fitted with a copper boiler, but there is no boiler history. Comes with the build drawings and short length of display track.
Live Steam 5 inch gauge 0-4-0 tank engine, to the “Polly 1” design. Model appears to be well built, but is missing ash pan and needs attention to the drain cock linkage. Comes with the build drawings, grate and steam raising blower. Model is fitted with a copper boiler, but there is no boiler history. Model pushes along freely.
Good quantity of bubble packed Italeri die-cast model planes, attached to French magazines. Overall appear VG. Together with ERTL Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends no. 51 Caroline on card (G); 15 x ERTL Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends no. 61 Sodor mail van on cards (G); 16 x loose die-cast cars and aeroplanes(P-F).
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