The Todd Family of Sunderland, a dedicated pair of stained glass lancet windows, 'To the Glory of God and in loving memory of James Dowell Todd and Isabella Todd. Presented by their daughter Florence Todd', stained, painted and leaded glass, the first depicting Christ The Good Shepherd, the second an illustration of John 8:12 "I am the Light of the World", within Gothic architectural borders, each consisting of a rectangular panel and an ogee panel, measuring overall 163cm by 62cm each. * Provenance : The aisle windows of Burn Park Road Methodist Church, Sunderland (known previously as Thornhill Methodist Church), built 1902-1903 by TR Millburn and JE Miller. The Millburns also built the Empire Theatre in Sunderland. The windows were designed by Atkinson Brothers of Newcastle Upon Tyne. William, Frederick and Albert Atkinson started their business at 125 New Bridge Street, Newcastle upon Tyne in 1876. William died in 1890, and the others continued in business. A large amount of their work involved memorial windows after World War One. Frederick died in 1927 and Albert sold the business to Reed Millican in the early 1930s. These panels were manufactured by Hartley Wood & Co Glass Works in Sunderland, using the Atkinson designs. CONDITION REPORT: Auctioneer's comments regarding the method of photography employed - Due to the scale of some of these windows, and the fact that they have been separated into their constituent panels since being removed from the church, it was not possible to photograph them as a complete, assembled structure. Instead, the panes of each window were photographed separately. They were placed on a window sill, allowing natural sunlight to illuminate them from behind. The surroundings of each panel were cropped out of the image, and the resulting panes of glass were superimposed onto a black background, then aligned as they would have been originally, therefore creating a realistic depiction of the complete window as it was within the church. Whilst I am happy with the overall result, it did prove difficult to replicate the overall perspective of some of the larger pieces, and separate panes could not be aligned perfectly edge-to-edge in every instance. Photographing panels at different times of day also resulted in varying levels of light, meaning some panels are slightly more illuminated than others. For additional photographs, or further comment regarding the condition of these windows, please email sam@millersauctioneers.co.uk. Images also exist of the windows prior to their removal from the church, and can be provided upon request.
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17th Century Polychrome Winged Cherub In, German, 17th Century, The Manner of Hans Krumpper, polychrome cherub head and wings carved limewood, with hand written label to rear for 'Hans Krumper Sud deutsche 17th hundert' 67cm wide Hans Krumpper (circa 1570 – between May 7 and 14, 1634) was a German artist, celebrated for his roles as a sculptor, plasterer, architect, and arts intendant under the patronage of Bavarian dukes William V and Maximilian I. Originating from Weilheim in Oberbayern, Krumpper embarked on his career at the Bavarian court in 1584. He succeeded Friedrich Sustris as the court's lead artist in 1599 and ascended to the position of chief sculptor in 1609. His work, deeply influenced by Italian and Dutch mannerism, marked the advent of the first fully-realized Bavarian Early Baroque sculptures. Krumpper passed away in Munich. His legacy includes significant contributions like the design of the Old Residence in Munich and the crafting of the tomb monument for Emperor Louis IV in the Munich Frauenkirche. Notably, his major project, the church of the Minims in Munich, although demolished in 1902, remains a testament to his architectural prowess.
Koch, Dr. Ludwig, die Mikroskopische Analyse der Drogenpulver, 1901, Koch, Dr. Ludwig, die Mikroskopische Analyse der Drogenpulver, Ein Atlas fur Apotheker, Drogisten,und Studierende der Pharmacie, Leipzig 1901 - The microscopic analysis of drug powders. An atlas for pharmacists, druggists and students of pharmacy, Vol 1, 2 & 3, 29cm x 22cm "Die mikroskopische Analyse der Drogenpulver" is a comprehensive atlas written by Dr. Koch, providing an in-depth microscopic analysis of powdered drugs. This three-volume set was an essential reference for apothecaries, druggists, and pharmacy students. Published in 1906 by Verlag von Gebrüder Borntraeger in Leipzig, the third volume specifically delves into herbs, leaves, and flowers, enriched with 23 lithographed plates. Each volume offers detailed illustrations and descriptions that aided in the identification and analysis of various plant materials used in drug preparation. Dr. Ludwig Konrad Albert Koch, born to lawyer Johann Jacob Koch (1805–1886) and Dorothea Wilhelmine (née Schilling, 1827–1907), was a prominent figure in the field of botany. His academic journey began at TH Darmstadt and Ruprecht-Karls-University Heidelberg, culminating in a doctorate in philosophy on August 8, 1874, from Heidelberg. Koch's early career saw him serving as an assistant at the Phytophysiological Institute and Herbarium. His academic prowess earned him a professorship at Heidelberg on June 4, 1877. Following a brief tenure as a lecturer and acting head of the Plant Physiological Institute at the Agricultural Academy in Proskau, Koch returned to Heidelberg, where he made significant contributions to botany from the winter semester of 1878/79 until 1929. His academic journey saw several milestones: he became an extraordinary professor on February 7, 1882, an honorary professor on March 15, 1902, and was honored again with the title on February 21, 1908, all at the University of Heidelberg. Koch's achievements were recognized on November 29, 1885, when he was elected a member of the German Academy of Natural Scientists Leopoldina, matriculation number 2560. His distinguished career was further acknowledged in 1910 when he was awarded the Knight's Cross First Class of the Order of the Zähringer Lion.
Bound Copies of British Journal Of Surgery, First Edition of First Issues in leather bound volumes from volume 1 Number 1 bound in volumes I, II, III, IV, V, VI & VII all bound for The Queens University of Belfast, Condition: Vol 1 with loose boards and missing spine, others with cracked spines and dry leather text generally clean
Lavoisier, Antoine Laurent, Elements of Chemistry, in a New Systematic Order, Lavoisier, Antoine Laurent, Elements of Chemistry, in a New Systematic Order, Containing all the Modern Discoveries, first edition in English, translated by Robert Kerr, with 13 folding engraved plates, 2 folding letterpress tables, published Edinburgh, William Creech, 1790, half calf with marbled boards the book has a recent bookplate on the inside cover, there is an owners inscription to the inside page 'R H Watson, College Glasgow, 1843', text block trimmed and rebound, pages generally good with minor foxing, plates good with some foxing to 1 or 2
A WWI U-Boat battery coil paperweight, inscribed 'Retrieved from six fathoms by R. E Bulgin. Diving Officer. Loughton Sub Aqua Club 31st July 1970 When exploring the wreck of a German U-Boat sunk Falmouth Bay winter 1921', 14cm long.*Notes- At the end of the First World War several U-Boats were surrendered to Falmouth where the Royal Navy undertook explosive trials on them to test their weaknesses.
RRS 'Discovery II'. A circular brass mounted iron ashtray, inscribed as per title to the rim, 10.5cm diameter. * Notes- Built in Port Glasgow and launched in 1928, RSS 'Discovery II' was the first purpose built oceanographic research ship named after Sir Robert Falcon Scott's ship RRS 'Discovery'
BURCHITT, Josiah. A Complete History of the Remarkable transactions at Sea from the earliest accounts of time to the conclusion of the last War with France... etc, London: Wathoe 1720, engraved portrait frontispiece, full panel calf slightly damaged at the head of the spine, 12 folding maps by Herman Moll, first two pages loose, folio.
H. M. S. VICTORY. Bugler, Arthur. H. M. S. Victory: Building, restoration & repair, HMSO 1966 first edition,, 2 vol., (comprising text and plates), frontispiece, plates and illustrations, original cloth, a little rubbed, vol. 2 comprises 17 folding plates (as called for) loose as issued, housed in original cloth dropback box, dust-jackets, browned spines, water stain to vol. 2 dust-jacket, 4to; GARDINER, John. Warships of the Royal Navy, First Series: Sail, London 1968, dustjacket, wide folio; and GOODWIN, Peter. The Construction and Fitting of the Sailing Man of War 1650-1850, London 1987, dustjacket, 4to (4)
An Edward VII silver presentation salver maker's mark rubbed, London 1906, 24.5cm diameter, 638g (20oz)CS CAMBRIABuilt in 1905 by Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd.Length 283.0 ft. Breadth 37.1ft Depth 16.2ft Gross tonnage 1959Built for the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company Ltd. Sold to the Eastern Telegraph Company in 1912. Chartered shortly after by the Western Telegraph Company for repair and renewal of cables on the east coast of South America. Followed by similar work for the Eastern in the Red Sea and the east coast of Africa during the first World War. In 1919 based at Zanzibar for the maintenance of cables in the area. Severely damaged in a storm, repairs were carried out in Durban and Cambria remained there as repair ship for the St Helena - Cape Town cable.
A William IV English turned wood snuff box, circa 1837, by repute from the timbers of HMS Albion, 8.3cm (3 1/2in) diameter; together with a ropetwist hair braceletA (badly) handwritten note inside reads 'This Snuff Box is a Peace (sic) of His Majesties Ship the Albion the First vessel (sic) Nelson had Command of / I had it made myself. She was broken up last summer (sic) in Deptford Dock and for having the Dry Rot'HMS Albion was a 74-gun third-rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy. She was launched at Perry's Blackwall Yard on the Thames on 17th June 1802. She was broken up at Chatham Dockyard in 1836
SS Republic. A CQD (Come Quick Danger) Commemorative Medal, obverse with portrait of holed ship with 'CQD' over and ' The SS Republic' beneath, reverse with text 'From the Salon Passengers of the RMS Baltic & RMS Republic To the Officers and Crews of the SS Republic, Baltic & Florida for Gallantry Commemorating the Rescue of over 1700 souls. Jan 24th, 1909', in an associated case.*Notes- Built by Harland & Wolff, Belfast in 1903 RMS 'Republic' was the flagship of the White Star Lines Boston service and known as the 'Millionaire's Ship' due to the number of wealthy passengers aboard. In 1909 she was struck by SS Florida amidships in heavy fog off the coast of Nantucket and issued a 'CQD' distress signal from her Marconi radio. RMS Baltic located her and transferred the passenger aboard. This incident was the first important maritime rescue made possible by radio.
Of Arctic and Amundsen interest. A 1924 Drift Voyage postcard, printed by Eneret Mittet & Co,with an image of a man on skis with a husky beside an ice locked vessel, the reverse four language text 'This card will be carried by the 'Fram' across the Polar Sea and afterwards conveyed by post to the addressee', also with facsimile Amundsen signature, postal stamps and Polhavet date stamps dated 1924, and addressed to Julius E Anderson, mounted on black card with a photocopy of the reverse of similar card.*Notes- These card were produced to help raise funds for Amundsen's expeditions. the Fram was used by Amundsen on his 1910-1912 South Pole Expedition on which he became the first to reach the pole beating Scott and his team. The Fram was left to decline in storage from 1912 until 1921. From 1918 Amundsen used his second ship 'Maud' for the North Pole & Northwest Passage Expeditions.
Two early 19th century shipwright apprenticeship Indentures for James Wallace, Leith, the first dated 13th September 1802 confirming 6 years served as a pump and block maker, the second ( circa 1835) for a four year apprenticeship as a shipwright, together with typed transcripts of both indentures and an oval tin box and cover stamped 'James Wallace. Block Maker', together with a later journal initialled 'J.L.W', dated from 1903, with reference to 'Uncle Jimie, aged 84 years old' (journal most probably a descendent of James Wallace).
A collection of First -Class silver plated tableware from the Hamburg Sud Passenger Liner SS 'Cap Norte', comprising tea pot, coffee pot, two water jugs, an oval tray, a rectangular tray, two oval serving dishes, a toast rack, four finger bowls, four side plates, four circular table salts, a mustard drum and a two handled sugar casket, all initialed 'HSDG;' with reeded border.(23)*Notes- Built by Deutsche Werft, Hamburg and launched in 1922, SS 'Cap Norte ' made her maiden voyage to Buenos Aires in November 1938. On the 9th October 1939 she was spotted by HMS 'Belfast' while trying to evade a British blockade when she was captured and taken to Kirwall in Orkney. She was subsequently renamed 'Empire Trooper' and served Britain as a supply ship throughout the rest of the war.The vendor's father served as Chief Officer aboard 'Empire Trooper' before she was sent for breaking up in 1955.
Battle of Jutland. A WWI period midshipman's log book for the Royal Navy Town-class cruiser HMS 'Southampton', kept by Charles John Barton November 1914 to July 1916, manuscript entries including a five and a half page first hand account of the Battle of Jutland beginning May 31st , 1916 detailing action, damage and casualties. *Notes- Launched in 1912 HMS 'Southampton' saw extensive wartime action, taking part in the Battle of Heliogoland Bight and the Battle of Dogger Bank. At the Battle of Jutland she was the flagship of the 2nd Light Cruiser Squadron and torpedoed the German light cruiser SMS 'Frauenlob'. In his account Barton remarks '.. as soon as they saw we were flagship they let us have it, it only lasted 3 1/2 minutes, we had something about 20 killed outright and a lot mortally wounded...'
TWO SILVER OPEN FACE POCKET WATCHES, both key wound, the first with a round white dial signed 'The Express English Lever, J.G.Graves, Sheffield', Roman numerals, subsidiary dial at the six o'clock position, engine turned pattern case with vacant cartouche, inside case back hallmarked 'William Ehrhardt Ltd' Birmingham 1920, approximate case width 55.6mm, approximate gross weight 137.8 grams, the second with a round cream Roman numeral dial, subsidiary dial at the six o'clock position, worn engine turned pattern case, inside case back hallmarked 'Ralph Samuel' Chester 1850, approximate case width 49.9mm, approximate gross weight 107.8 grams, with three watch keys (condition report: not tested for working order, general light wear, we cannot guarantee the working of any watch)
SIX BOXES AND LOOSE MISCELLANEOUS SUNDRIES, to include a 1970's Palitoy walking/talking doll, a 1994 Applause Star Trek deep Space 'Commander Ben Sisko' action figure, three desk lamps, an Arthur Price six setting canteen of cutlery 'Tapestry' design, a boxed 'My First Scalextric', two wooden vintage telephones 'The National Telephone Co.Ltd. a small vintage stamp collection, framed prints, a large brass circular serving tray, etc. (s.d) ( 6 boxes + loose)
THREE GENTLEMAN'S WRISTWATCHES WITH BOXES AND PAPERWORK, the first a Ducati chronograph 5030, with black circular face, multiple dials, quartz movement and rubber strap, the second a Jacques Lemans Formula 1 chronograph, with leather strap, the third a Vostok Europe Boctok Ebpona automatic with leather strap, all with maker's boxes and guarantees (condition report: all in new or nearly new condition, automatic ticking, others will need batteries, we do not guarantee the working condition of any watch)
TWO LATE 19TH CENTURY DRAWINGS AFTER LANDSEER, the first 'Shoeing the Bay Mare' has an indistinct signature and date 1888, approximate size 35cm x 46cm, the second depicts two dogs resting and is unsigned or dated, both black chalk on paper, together with an unsigned watercolour depicting a lorry stuck in snow circa 1950s, an indistinctly signed London cityscape executed in pastels, prints of dogs etc
TWO CHAINS AND A CROSS PENDANT, the first a fox tail chain fitted with a spring clasp, hallmarked 9ct London import, length 400mm, a small cross pendant, hallmarked 9ct Birmingham, fitted with a jump ring for suspension, approximate gross weight 3.4 grams, together with a yellow metal fine trace chain with spring clasp, stamped 9ct (two knots within the chain), approximate gross weight 1.1 grams (condition report: the second chain has two knots, other two pieces in overall good condition)
PIETER CORNELIS STEENHOUWER (DUTCH 1896-1972), TWO DUTCH WINTER SCENES, the first depicts an inn beside a frozen canal, signed bottom left, oil on board, approximate size 19cm x 23cm, the second depicts a trader and figures skating on a frozen canal, signed bottom left, oil on board, Condition Report: second picture has a couple of dirty marks to the surface of the painting, frames are in good overall condition
TWO BOXES AND LOOSE MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS to include a silver Georgian caddy spoon hallmarked George Burrows London 1791, a vintage British United Clock Company clock, a quantity of British silver plated teaspoons and dessert forks, a glass water jug and plate, pair of antique willow pattern plates and a similarly patterned dish, a vintage first aid cabinet box, five pieces of Royal Winton Summertime kitchenware comprising a milk jug, two side plates, and two saucers, a group of commemorative coins comprising a boxed Festival of Britain 1951 coin, a boxed Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II medallion, a boxed commemorative medallion for the sixtieth regnal year of Queen Victoria 1897, a George VI half crown, a commemorative coin for the 25th Wedding Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, a Churchill 1965 commemorative coin, a quantity of other souvenir coins, a group of Duchess and Weston Park tea and coffee cups with saucers, etc (2 boxes and loose) (s.d)
A PLASTIC STORAGE TUB AND CARDBOARD BOX CONTAINING MIXED COINS, to include an album of 1st Day Covers coin covers 1996 Australia Silver proof Kookaburra and others, a bag of mixed commemoratives UK and USA, a worn 1820 Crown coin, various world banknotes to include 3x Jack Nicklaus £5 crisp banknotes, a sheet of early Spanish silver and other sheet with silver coins, a coin case of 10x silver proof Crown size coins Seychelles, Samoa, St Helena, Samoa I Sisifo, Ascension etc, 10x album sheets of £1 coin covers, £2 covers other covers, US Mints UNC silver set 1976, a 2002 First Day Cover with a £1 silver proof Dorothy Wilding stamps, other tin of mixed coins, a packet of 200 grams mainly pre 1947 Sixpence coins, over £20 old One Pound coins, a boxed 1992/93 boxed Rarest Decimal 50p coin EC Presidency, 2x sealed UK Sports Completer Medallion etc
TWO SILVER CHARM BRACELETS, the first a silver curb link chain, fitted with a heart padlock clasp, hallmarked Birmingham, fitted with sixteen white metal charms, also fitted with a yellow gold St Christopher charm, hallmarked 9ct London import, approximate gross weight of bracelet 92.1 grams, together with a second curb link bracelet, fitted with a heart padlock clasp, hallmarked Birmingham, fitted with five white metal charms, a loose white metal charm, a white metal heart padlock clasp, a silver christening bracelet, hallmarked Birmingham, a fine belcher chain, fitted with a spring clasp, approximate chain length 480mm, approximate gross weight 75.6 grams (condition report: general moderate wear, overall condition good)
THREE INGERSOLL DIAMOND QUARTZ WRISTWATCHES ALL WITH BOXES, all stainless steel, 100m water resistant and with bracelet straps, the first with rectangular face, multiple dials, date dial, diamond set bezel and diamond detail to strap, reverse stamped 'limited edition 223/500,' approximate bezel length 42mm, the second with circular black face, diamond detail to face and bezel, serial no. 10498, approximate bezel diameter 40mm, the third with circular mother of pearl face, Roman numerals, serial no. 11752, approximate bezel diameter 36mm, all with guarantees, instruction manuals, wrist tape measurer, all with maker's boxes (condition report: all in nearly new condition, minor wear to one box, not currently working, will need batteries, we cannot guarantee the working condition of any watch)
TWO 9CT GOLD RINGS, the first a polished band missing a stone, hallmarked 9ct Birmingham, ring size L, the second set with an oval cut smoky quartz, in a six claw setting, to the rope twist open work detailed shoulders and polished slightly misshapen band, hallmarked 9ct Birmingham, ring size as is N, approximate gross weight 6.1 grams (condition report: both rings will require some attention)
TWO RINGS, the first a rose metal polished signet ring, unmarked, ring size Q, the second a rose metal, turquoise cabcohon set cluster of a circular form, (some stones are missing) bifurcated shoulders also missing stones, to a polished band, rubbed possibly 9.375 stamp mark, approximate gross weight 4.4 grams (condition report: general wear, second ring requires some attention, stones missing from cluster, both would benefit from a gentle clean and polish)
TWO SCENT BOTTLES, the first a green tapering glass bottle with embossed scrolling cover and engraved monogram, missing stopper, hallmarked 'Henry Matthews' Birmingham 1901, length 17cm, together with a red glass scent bottle with a silver screw on cover, hallmarked 'M Bros' Birmingham, possibly 1886, length 71mm (condition report: the green glass bottle is missing stopper, some small nicks to the bottle top, would benefit from a gentle clean and polish, the second has some light tarnishing to the silver cover)
THREE DESIGNER WRISTWATCHES, the first with circular black face with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial and a leather strap, ref: 10J055CW, with maker's box, instruction manual, chain and screwdriver, the second a Constantin Weisz Carousel automatic watch with brown leather strap, ref: 11LO45CW limited edition 1570/3000, the third an Earnshaw automatic watch with black leather strap, reverse stamped WB131606 00188612, with maker's box, guarantee and instruction manual, approximate bezel diameters 44mm to 48mm (condition report: nearly new condition, first will need battery and the automatics rotors move when shook, the Constantin Weisz box show some wear, we do not guarantee the working condition of any watch)
TWO 'CLOGAU' NECKLACES, the first a silver 'Ripple' necklace, designed as three circles, set with a faceted round rose quartz, suspended from a fine trace chain, fitted with a spring clasp, approximate length 455mm, signed 'Clogau', hallmarked Edinburgh, approximate gross weight 8.4 grams, the second a silver 'Kensington Key' necklace, suspended from a fine curb link chain, fitted with a spring clasp, approximate length 460mm, signed 'Clogau', hallmarked Edinburgh, approximate gross weight 4.5 grams (condition report: unworn condition, overall condition very good)
TWO 9CT GOLD RINGS AND A STICK PIN, the first a yellow gold aquamarine and diamond bypass ring, hallmarked 9ct Birmingham, ring size M, a yellow gold and cubic zirconia band ring, hallmarked 9ct London, ring size J, approximate gross weight 3 grams, together with a yellow metal and cultured pearl stick pin, unmarked, approximate gross weight 1.2 grams (condition report: general moderate wear, all stones intact and appear secure, stick pin tests as high carat, overall condition good)
A CARDBOARD BOX CONTAINING CONCORDE MEMMORABILIA AND OTHER COINS, to include a 2oz, 2013 Concorde Retirement coin cased with certificate, a First Passenger Flight London-Bahrain silver proof gold layered, three other Pobjoy silver boxed coins with coas, a cased proof silver Washington Crown boxed coin coa, a 2019 Winston Churchill silver medal 56mm, 80 grams, boxed with toning, Charles Prince of Wales investiture silver medal .925 silver 69 grams Royal Mint, a cased Birmingham Mint sterling silver medal for silver Jubilee 1977 boxed coa, a Royal Mint Westminster silver 25th Anniversary Coronation 13/4 medal (heavily toned rev) boxed with certificate, a rare white metal medal of the Royal Wedding Anniversary 1972 Elizabeth and Prince Philip boxed, a cased silver coin cover Michelangelo 1975, a boxed antique finish silver medal by David Cornell of Queen Elizabeth & Prince Philip Wedding Anniversary, a spink boxed Queen Mother 82 grams, 2 1/4 silver proof medal coa, a four coin sterling silver Crown set 1977 for Queens Jubilee boxed coa
TWO BOXES OF BOOKS AND LPS IN CASES, subjects include seventeen vintage Rudyard Kipling books various titles Jungle Book, A Diversity of Creatures etc. Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne 1913, The Fox & The Hound by Daniel Mannix 1968 first published in 1967, cooking, etc. LPs include Andy Warhol's Velvet Underground featuring Nico, The Jimi Hendrix Experience Electric Ladyland, classical, etc. (sd) (2 boxes)
THREE GENTS WATCHES, the first a gold plated, automatic 'Allaine' wristwatch, stainless steel screw down case back fitted with a tan strap, a manual wind 'Roamer' watch head, and a manual wind 'Hafis' watch head (condition report: the automatic is currently ticking at time of cataloguing although time keeping is untested, other two may require some attention, all have wear and tear, we cannot guarantee the working order of any watch)
THREE POCKET WATCHES AND A SILVER ALBERT CHAIN, the first a manual wind, open face 'Smith' pocket watch, round cream Roman numeral dial signed 'Smith', subsidiary dial at the six o'clock position, within an engine turned pattern case with vacant cartouche, inside case back hallmarked 'Aaron Lufkin Dennison' Birmingham 1947, personal engraving to the dust cover reads 'Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd, Presented To E.A.Chiles for 25 Years Service 1945', approximate case width 50.6mm, fitted with a graduated silver Albert chain, each link stamped with a sterling mark, with T-bar, lobster clasp and a fob medal with vacant cartouche hallmarked Birmingham, length 330mm, approximate gross weight 155.3 grams, together with two smaller white metal, open face and key wound pocket watches, both with white Roman numeral dials, one with floral detail, each stamped with Swiss silver control marks, one fitted with a leather Albert the other with string and a key (condition report: watches have not been tested for working condition, we cannot guarantee the working order of any watch)
TWO LADIES WRISTWATCHES, the first a hand wound movement 'Bulova' rolled gold ladies wristwatch, together with a hand wound movement 'Modissa' rolled gold ladies wristwatch (condition report: general moderate wear, watches not tested for working condition, we cannot guarantee the working condition of the watch)
TWO CASED SETS OF SILVER SPOONS AND A TRAY, the first a set of six bright cut pattern teaspoons with shell shape bowls and engraved initial 'R' to each terminal, with a matching pair of sugar tongs, each piece hallmarked 'Josiah Williams & Co' London 1900, together with a cased set of six coffee spoons, each hallmarked 'Francis Howard Ltd' Birmingham 1957, approximate gross weight 144.9 grams, 4.66 ozt, together with a rounded rectangular embossed small tray with engraved cartouche, hallmarked 'Robert Pringle & Sons' Birmingham 1901, approximate gross weight 55.4 grams, 1.78 ozt (condition report: general light wear, the case with the sugar tongs in does not close)
A PLASTIC TUB CONTAINING WORLD COINS AND COMMEMORATIVES, to include 3x sealed Britannia £50 coins 2015, 2x Pride of Wales 2016 £20 fine silver coins, a £20 fine silver coin 2014 for WWI Outbreak, amounts of US coins, UK coin sets 2011 My First Coin Set 13x unopened Year Set, other ten sets from 1965-1981, Falklands 1974 and 1980, Guernsey BU Crown 1985, 2003 Coronation Anniversary BU Crown, Royal Mint package Crowns 1996, 97, 98, 2000, Queen Mother 2x 2000, a cased Chellini Madonna silver medallion approximately 164 grams By the Pobjoy Mint to aid the V&A rescue fund fully edge hallmarked, tins of world coins some in packets, a part cased set of coins South Africa mint, 8x New Zealand commemoratives in perspex cases, amounts of banknotes Japan, South Africa, Scottish Jack Nicklaus, UK others, 5x £5 banknotes, a Republic of India proof coin set 1974 ten coins Bombay, also including a small package of modern and other stamps etc
TWO 9CT GOLD RINGS AND A PAIR OF YELLOW METAL EARRINGS, the first a rose gold heart shaped signet ring, engraved monogram, hallmarked 9ct Chester, ring size M 1/2, the second designed as a half eternity band, set with four small circular cut blue sapphires interspaced with illusion set single cut diamonds, to a polished band, hallmarked 9ct Birmingham, ring size P, approximate gross weight 3.6 grams, together with a pair of yellow metal open work stud earrings, post fittings missing scrolls, stamped 375
TWO PAIRS OF STUD EARRINGS, the first a pair of yellow metal oval cut green tsavorite garnet stud earrings, to the post and scroll fittings, stamped 9k, the second a pair of white metal diamond and ruby cluster stud earrings, post and scroll fittings, stamped 9k, approximate gross weight 2.3 grams (condition report: general light wear, would benefit from a gentle clean and polish)
Two First World War medal groups; a military medal group awarded to Pte. H.S. Cribb, 23rd Northumberland Fusiliers, comprising; the Military Medal for Bravery in the Field, the Special Constabulary Medal, the War Medal and the Victory Medal, together with a First World War trio with long service medal, awarded to W.J. Burnett, S.P.O. Royal Navy, plus a memorial medallion remembering the 31 May 1916 when the German fleet attacked the coast of Jutland, and a few other items. Condition - fair
A First World War medal trio awarded to Staff Nurse M. Vavasour, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R. mounted together on a common pin. Condition - fair According to the National Army Museum website - the unit started out as the Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing Service (QAIMNS). At the start of the First World War (1914-18), there were just under 300 nurses in the QAIMNS. But, owing to high casualty rates and the huge wartime expansion of the British Army, the tight restrictions on recruitment were quickly relaxed. For the first time, married and working-class women were allowed to join
Two First World War medal groups; a group awarded to Private P.N. Lavers, City of London Yeomanry, comprising three City of London Police issued commemorative medals; the 1887 Golden Jubilee medal with bar for 1897, the 1902 Edward VII Coronation medal and the 1911 George V Coronation medal, together with the First World War trio in its original card box of issue, and a First World War trio awarded to Corporal L. Cheeseman, the Queen’s Regiment. Condition - fair to good. The Police related medal group is in fair to good condition, the Cheeseman group is in fair condition only.
A First World War medal group awarded to Pte. W. Garnett R.A.M.C. comprising; a Military Medal for Bravery, a 1914 Star with a bar for 5th Aug. - 22nd Nov. 1914, a British War Medal and a Victory Medal, mounted together with a common pin. Condition - fair to good condition, some wear to ribbons and marks to the surface of the medals
Four First World War German medals; a First Class Iron Cross, a 2nd Class Iron Cross, a 1914-1918 Honour Cross and an Austro-Hungarian Medal for Bravery, together with a wound badge and the related stick pin for the medal group, and two early aviation photographs of a Fokker E1 aircraft and a Type AE Observation Balloon. Condition - the medals and other items are in fair to good condition
A pair of military First World War boots in tan leather, hobnail soles, two-part wooden shoe trees, and spurs. Condition - fair to good, some rubbing, fading and staining to the leatherSome later fortification to interiors; signs of general wear. By Faulkner & Son, London and Cambridge. Soles 31cm, 11cm maximum width.
Three First World War medal trios awarded to; Pte. W.C. Belfrage 3rd Canadian MTD Rifles, Cpl. R.W. Wells R.F.A. and Pte. F.G. Walker R.A.M.C. together with two additional British war medals, two miniature metal groups, three military cap badges and a few other related items. Condition - poor to good, some wear to a few items
An 1893 pattern Cavalry Trooper’s sword, first issued to the 9th Lancers, and subsequently to the Derbyshire Yeomanry, in its steel scabbard, blade 86.5cm. Condition - generally good condition, some dents to scabbard * Due to new safety regulations and legal restrictions with ParcelForce and Royal Mail, we are unable to pack or send swords and bladed items through postal service. Collection in person or courier service is recommended *
A WWII medal group awarded to Signalman H.H. Rogers, Royal Corps of Signals, comprising; a Pacific Star, a 1939-1945 Star, a Defence Medal and a 1939-1945 War Medal, together with the related note detailing the awards issued and the related scroll, a First World War medal pair awarded to Pte. A. Ross, Durham Light Infantry, an original envelope, an O.H.M.S. card box, a Rotary watch and a QEII silver jubilee crown. Condition - fair to good, the watch has not been tested for timekeeping
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