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Lot 1693
An 18ct gold hunting cased centre seconds chronograph watch, three quarter plate, keyless lever movement signed H. Skinner, 120 Parade, Leamington, no. 21584; white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds and 60 minute recorder at 12 o` clock, in a case with button in the band, engraved armorial and reverse with monogram, London 1881, 52mm dia.
Lot 1696
An 18ct gold hunting cased keyless lever watch, signed John Cashmore, Eldon Street, South Place, Finnsbury, London no. 7221, three quarter plate, movement with raised barrel, signed white enamel dial in guilloche case with monogram, London 1897, 39mm dia; and a short length of yellow metal chain. (2)
Lot 1731
An 18ct gold hunting cased centre seconds pocket chronograph keyless lever watch, three quarter plate signed McInnes Brothers, Watch Makers To HRH The Prince of Wales, Glasgow, No. 17932, two piece enamel dial signed, marked 25-300, HM London 1886, 51mm dia, with a gold chain with T bar, dog clip, a key, propelling pencil by S. Morden and a 1932 9ct gold medallion. (5)
Lot 1734
Ulysse Nardin. A good Swiss 18k gold hunting cased keyless lever watch, white enamel dial signed Ulysse Nardin, Loche & Geneve; W. Thurler, Berne, gilt movement jewelled to the centre, micrometer adjustment, fully signed and numbered 111335, also on the cuvette, circa 1920, 50mm dia, in original Nardin leather box, the silk lid printed with medals and prizes, spare glass beneath recess. (2)
Lot 1971
A 19th century mahogany and oak longcase clock, with an 8 day movement striking on a bell to a 13 inch painted arched and convex dial, signed Richd. Holt, Newark, the arch painted a hunting scene, the hood with turned columns above a shaped trunk door with moulded canted angles, with stringing on bracket feet, 89in (226cm).
Lot 126
A Caughley coffee cup, circa 1785-90, of plain form with stand-off handle, painted in underglaze blue with Chantilly sprigs, below a blue line border, bearing CBE lable no. 478, painted S mark, 6cm high, along with an associated saucer painted with Chantilly sprigs within a straw coloured border, Chantilly hunting horn mark and old collection label, 12cm diameter (2)
Lot 113
A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: An Edwardian silver mounted tortoiseshell dressing table box, rectangular form, the hinged cover inlaid with a hunting scene, by William Comyns, London 1909, plus a George III mug of barrel form, reeded scroll handle, London 1788, a caddy spoon, London 1807, a mustard pot, a pepper pot, a heart shaped box, and a salt spoon, approx. weighable 8oz. (7)
Lot 450
A quantity of harness for the Wyburn & Co barouche, bearing the crest of the Duke of Buckingham. Comprising: Two bridles, two main reins, reins, two pairs of hames, two straps to join the harness to the pole, two pairs of trace straps, two saddles, two breechings, two collars (worn) The harness going with the coach affords an opportunity to see an example of the saddler`s craft of a past age and bears the coat of arms and crest almost certainly of the Duke of Buckingham, who became owner of the hall in 1784. Elaborately detailed, the Coat of Arms includes three talbots and the crest an enlarged one. The talbot, which is to be found in several places on the buildings, appears to have been retained as a crest by subsequent owners. The talbot was a fierce hunting dog used in the vast forests of earlier times.
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