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Click here to subscribeA SILVER KEY WIND HUNTING CASED LEVER WATCH, P MEADER, Blandford, 7248 with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the full plate movement signed and numbered as above, with gold 3 arm balance, with dust cover, in engine turned case, 50mm dia, makers mark "GP" London 1884 and a curb chain Albert with T bar 45cms long
A SILVER KEYLESS WIND LEVER WATCH, OMEGA, Swiss, with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the 3/4 plate textured 17 jewel movement no5823715, with cut bimetallic compensation balance and micrometer regulation, adjusted to 2 positions, polished cuvette and engine turned case with vacant cartouche, 50mm dia, maker mark "ALD" Birmingham 1925 (dial , movement & case signed)
A SILVER KEY WIND ENGLISH LEVER WATCH J.G.GRAVES, Sheffield "The Express English Lever" the dial signed as above with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the movement no345266 with cut bimetallic compensation balance and dust cover, in engine turned case with vacant cartouche, 50mm dia, makers mark "TPH" Chester 1897
A SILVER HUNTING CASED LEVER WATCH, CAMPBELL, 43 Tottenham Ct Rd no9986 the dial with Roman numerals and gold "moon" hands, the fusee movement signed and numbered as above, with engraved balance cock, diamond end-stone, plain 3 arm balance, in engine turned case with vacant cartouche, 42mm dia, case no9986, makers mark "WF" London 1847
AN 0.800 STANDARD SILVER & NIELLO KEYLESS WIND LEVER DRESS WATCH, TENSEN, Swiss, the engine turned dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds, the 3/4 plate movement with cut bimetallic compensation balance and over-coil spring, the cuvette engraved, the case with silver and niello bezel and back, 47mm dia
A SILVER KEYLESS WIND CYLINDER WATCH, French with Roman numerals, Arabic five minute intervals and gilt metal hands, the half plate movement with monometallic balance, the cuvette signed "C Detouche, Feur de la Ville Paris" in engine turned case 33mm A GUNMETAL PEDOMETER the dial with Arabic numerals recording up to 10km with 250m divisions and subsidiary 100km Register in plain case 33mm dia and a GUNMETAL KEYLESS CYLINDER FOB WATCH with Roman numerals, Arabic five minute intervals, half plate movement with monometallic balance, the plain case with monogram 22mm (3)
A SILVER KEYLESS WIND LEVER WATCH, WALTHAM "HILLSIDE" USA, with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the 3/4 plate movement no6300972 with cut bimetallic compensation balance, and overcoil spring, the engine turned case with polished cuvette and vacant cartouche, 48mm dia, makers mark "AB" Birmingham 1893, a SMITHS CHROME STOP WATCH with Arabic numerals for 60 seconds and 30 minute register, 50mm dia and a CYMA 900 STANDARD Wrist Watch with luminous Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds in protective outer case with milled detachable cover, 30mm dia (3)
A SILVER KEY WIND LEVER WATCH, English, with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and beetle and poker hands, the movement no20165 with gold 3 arm balance and chain fusee with dust cover, in engine turned case, 47mm dia, Sponsor's mark "PB & S" London 1876, a 935 Standard keyless wind cylinder Fob Watch and a 935 standard key wind cylinder watch (both Swiss) (3)
A WHITE METAL KEY WIND CYLINDER WATCH, Swiss, with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the 3/4 plate movement with gold 3 arm balance, in engine turned case, 50mm dia, a SILVER KEY WIND LEVER WATCH, Birmingham 1892, a Swiss .935 standard Fob Watch and an Anglo Swiss Watch Co "Cavalry" half hunting cased wrist watch (4)
A George III silver canted-rectangular vinaigrette, no maker's mark, Birmingham 1811, with linear decoration, the gilt interior with a flower and foliate pierced grille, 3.7cm (1.5in) wide, a William IV rectangular snuff box, London 1832, engine turned, 4.4cm (1.75in) wide (worn), a George III plain oblong snuff box by Thomas Willmore, Birmingham 1802, engraved 'R', 4cm (1.5in) wide and a silver coloured plain oblong box, stamped mark, recent, 5cm (2in) wide, 79g (2.5 oz) gross (4)
Six various small boxes, comprising: a Victorian silver shaped rectangular card case, no maker's mark, Birmingham 1851, engraved with scroll foliage and with a monogram, 9.7cm (3.75in) high, a Continental small cigarette case, import marked for London 1926 by Selfridge & Co., with linear decoration and a cabochon thumbpiece, 8cm wide, a blue enamelled oblong cigarette case, Birmingham 1935, applied with the RAF badge, presentation inscribed inside, 8.5cm wide; a rectangular engine turned box by John Rose, Birmingham 1953 (coronation mark), 7.8cm wide, a Danish silver coloured oblong box by P. Hertz, Copenhagen 1939, linear decorated with a blue paste thumbpiece, engraved inside the cover with a motif 'Danmark 1939' and 'X Kongres 1939', 7.5cm wide and another box, indistinct marks, 8.5cm wide, 526g (16.75 oz) gross (6)
*A 9 carat yellow hallmarked gold hinged bangle, with engine turned decoration, another bangle, stamped '375', set with cubic zirconias, and another similar with convention marks, 29g gross To be sold on behalf the Metropolitan Police (1DC22118) and subject to VAT on the hammer priceBest Bid
Three cigarette cases and a powder compact, comprising an oblong engine turned, initialled and gilt banded example by Sampson Mordan & Co., London 1920; one engine turned rectangular, London 1956; an engine turned and banded silver coloured example, stamped '925' and a butterfly; the compact with linear decoration and a gilt thumbpiece by Asprey & Co. Ltd, London 1947, in a fitted case from Asprey & Co., the first three 408g (13 oz) gross, the latter inset with a mirror
A small collection of silver, including: an Art Nouveau embossed oval sweet dish by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1906; two engine turned circular silver napkin rings by Atkin Bros., Sheffield 1948, presentation engraved; three canted-rectangular decanter labels by Broadway & Co., Birmingham 1984, 85 and 86, with suspension chains; and various plated items, including a cased oval brush
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