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Click here to subscribeHERMÈS VINTAGE Gürtel, Länge 90cm. Koll. 1991. Lederriemen in Hellbraun und Nachtblau mit goldfarbener H-Schließe. Box anbei. Sehr starke Tragespuren vorhanden und nachgestochene Gürtellöcher. Breite ca. 32MM.| HERMÈS VINTAGE belt, lenght 90cm. Coll. 1991. leather strap in light brown and night blue with gold-colored H-buckle. Box enclosed. Very heavy wear marks present and re-punched belt holes. Width approx. 32MM.
LOUIS VUITTON Weekender "KEEPALL 45 BAND.". MY LV WORLD TOUR. Akt. NP.: 2.250,-€. Damier Graphite Canvas Serie mit schwarzem Glattleder und silberfarbener Hardware. Schulterriemen, Adressanhänger, Lasche, Schloss und Schlüssel anbei. Guter Erhalt, leichte Gebrauchsspuren vorhanden.| LOUIS VUITTON Weekender "KEEPALL 45 BAND.". MY LV WORLD TOUR. NP.: 2.250,-€. Damier graphite canvas series with black smooth leather and silver tone hardware. Shoulder strap, address tag, flap, lock and key attached. Good condition, light signs of wear present.
LOUIS VUITTON Schultertasche "ARTSY". Koll. 2011. Monogram Canvas Serie mit Rindsleder-Details und goldfarbener Hardware. Innenraum aus Microfaser in Beige mit sieben Fächern, eines mit Reißverschluss. Leichte Flecken am Innenfutter und Patina vorhanden. | LOUIS VUITTON shoulder bag "ARTSY". Coll. 2011 Monogram Canvas Series with cowhide leather details and gold-tone hardware. Beige microfiber interior with seven compartments, one with zipper closure. Light stains to lining and patina present.
LOUIS VUITTON Weekender "KEEPALL 55 BAND.". Akt. NP.: 2.050,-€. Damier Graphite Canvas Serie mit Details aus schwarzem Leder. Hardware in Silberfarben. Schulterriemen anbei. Leichte Tragespuren vorhanden. | LOUIS VUITTON weekender "KEEPALL 55 BAND.". Act. NP.: 2.050,-€. Damier Graphite Canvas series with black leather details. Hardware in silver color. Shoulder strap attached. Light wear marks present.
YVES SAINT LAURENT VINTAGE Ensemble, Gr. 36. Herstellergröße 38. Oberteil in Dunkelblau mit V-Ausschnitt, leichten Puffärmeln mit elastischem Saum. Stufenrock in Braun, Dunkelblau und Schwarz, wadenlang mit Eingrifftaschen, schmalem Bund und Reißverschluss in der Seitennaht. Tragespuren vorhanden.| YVES SAINT LAURENT VINTAGE ensemble, size 36. Manufacturer's size 38. Top in dark blue with V-neckline, light puff sleeves with elastic hem. Tiered skirt in brown, dark blue and black, calf-length with welt pockets, narrow waistband and zip in the side seam. Traces of wear present.
HERMÈS Portemonnaie "SILK IN COMPACT". Akt. NP.: 775,-€. Koll. 2009. Fein genarbtes Leder in Etoupe (Hellgrau) mit silberfarbener Hardware. Innenleben mit Seide ausgestattet. Staubbeutel anbei. Sehr guter Erhalt. 11x2x9cm.| HERMÈS portemonnaie "SILK IN COMPACT". NP.: 775,-€. Coll. 2009. fine grained leather in Etoupe (light gray) with silver hardware. Interior fitted with silk. Dust bag enclosed. Very good condition. 11x2x9cm.
Tudor, Oyster Royal, Shock-Resisting, a gentleman's stainless steel wristwatch, circa 1965. Ref; 7934, No. 473271, the cream dial with raised Arabic numerals, and luminous tapering hands, 34mm diameter two-piece screw case, the back inscribed 'Original Oyster Case By Rolex Geneva' and numbered inside '7934' over 'C.R.S' over '2', Tudor 17 jewel movement, Cal. 1156; together with the original 'Watches of Switzerland' receipt hand-dated '19/6/1967' for '£28.2.0'; the Guarantee Tudor Watch No.Id.843(?), dated '20.6.67', and two service receipts for 1982 & 1995 Condition Report: We do not guarantee the accuracy of any watch. Overall good condition for age, general light wear and tear commensurate with age and use. The movement ticking and the set-hands functioning.
An Art Deco platinum and diamond bracelet. In the form of alternate open diamond-shaped panels, collets and five stone line panels, set throughout with old-cut, single-cut and eight-cut stones, the clasp indistinctly marked '9932(?)', approx. 5.5mm wide maximum, approx. 17.75cm long overall (7 inches), 8.5g gross; in a 'Heming & Co. 26 Conduit Street, London W' fitted case Condition Report: Overall very good condition for age, general wear and tear commensurate with age and light use. The diamonds are 'white', bright and lively (even the eight-cuts!), unmarked. The 12 largest old-cut diamonds each measure approx. 3.3-3.5mm diameter (mounted limitations); the eight-cut diamonds in the five-stone batons approx. 1.7mm diameter, the eight-cut diamonds in the lozenge-shaped thirteen stone links measure approx. 1.2-1.6mm diameter. Our 'guestimate' of the total diamond weight would be around 3.25cts total - please use the above measuremnts and satisfy yourself before bidding. The stones are to small to accurately assessed for colour or clarity, for completeness sake no stones have inclusions obvious to the naked eye however a couple of the larger stones are about SI.
Rotary, a gentleman's 9ct gold round wrist watch, circa 1957, The light-cream dial with raised gilt baton indicators and Arabic quarters, baton hands and subsidiary seconds at 6, 31mm diameter two-piece case with hallmarks for London 1957, on a later brown-leather strap, Swiss 15 jewel movement, Cal 435, the movement also marked 'A58' Condition Report: We do not guarantee any watch for accuracy. Overall good condition for age, general wear and tear commensurate with age and use, some general scratches, scuffs and marks to the case, and 'glass' and a small dent to the ,case-back at about 7 o'clock. The watch requires and clean and would benefit from a service/overhaul. The movement ticking and set-hands functioning.
Cartier, Panthere, a lady's stainless steel bracelet watch, circa 2003, Ref 1320. The light-cream dial with black Roman numerals, concealed number at 10, and blued steel hands, the 22mm wide two-piece screw-down case with signed back numbered 607521UF, on a five-bar block bracelet with a deployant clasp, cabochon winding crown, the quartz movement not examined Condition Report: We do not guarantee any watch for accuracy. Case good, general light wear and tear commensurate with age and use. dial clean, glass good, requires a thorough clean and polish. The movement not functioning at present.
Rotary, a vintage lady's 9ct gold oval bracelet watch, circa 1996. The light-cream dial with gilt baton indicators and tapering hands, the 16mm x 21.5mm Swiss 9ct gold oval two-piece case on an integral rope-twist five-bar bracelet with hallmarks for Birmingham 1996, Swiss quartz movement, Cal. ETA 901 005, the watch weighs 16.7g gross
A pair of jadeite and seed-pearl pendent earrings, circa 1930. Each with a screw fitting stamped '15ct', suspending a fluted bar with seed-pearl and articulated belcher links at each end and with a pale green jadeite pippin drop, the earrings each approx. 56mm high overall, the pair weigh approx. 7g gross Condition Report: No obvious damage, general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. The light-ish green and slightly-mottled jadeite pippin drops each measure approx. 19mm high overall (limited by the mount) and 8-8.25mm diameter at the widest point.
An Arts and Crafts citrine and gem set pendant. The large faceted citrine drop (approx. 38mm high), suspended from a smaller cabochon moonstone, citrine and chrysoprase surmount in the form of honesty leaves and a flower-head surmount, approx. 70mm high overall; on an unmarked fancy-panel link chain.Note; By family repute this given as a bridesmaid's present at a family wedding in 1929. Condition Report: Overall good condition for age. Gerneral light wear and tear commensurate with age and light use. No obvious damage. Requires a clean.
An Arts and Crafts rock crystal and gem set pendant. The large faceted rock crystal drop (approx. 37mm high), suspended from a smaller cabochon moonstone, amethyst and chrysoprase set leaf-shaped surmount, approx. 78mm high overall; on an unmarked fancy-oval link chain.Note; By family repute, this given as a bridesmaid's present at a family wedding in 1929. Condition Report: Overall good condition for age. General light wear and tear commensurate with age and light use. No obvious damage. Requires a clean. The rock crystal moves slightly from side to side as designed. (the earlier image is incorrect and the pendant should hang straight)
An early 20th century old-cut diamond line brooch. The 21 graduated old-cut stones grain set in platinum-flashed gold, the largest stone approx. 0.30cts, unmarked, approx. 61mm long overall, 4.6g gross Condition Report: Overall good condition for age, general light wear and tear commensurate with age and use. The principal diamond measures approx 4.4mm x 3.8mm x 2.6mm. Overall thje stones are bright and 'white' stones, approx. I-K, there are several of the smaller stones that are about SI2 and being mean might be I1 if they were bigger however the facet-edges mostly mask the piques, however the larger stones are a little better.
A silver and pale blue enamelled 'blue-bird' brooch and a matching cloak/shawl pin. The brooch approx. 55mm long wing-tip to wing-tip, each of the two birds in the shawl pin approx. 34mm; Together with a silver and polychrome enamelled 'bird' scrolling-bar brooch, hallmarks for Birmingham 1912, 35mm long overall Condition Report: Overall good condition for age, general light wear and tear commensurate wit age and use. The enamel on the shawl pin is in very good condition, only very minor light surface scuffs through wear, however there is also a very small chip (through to the metal but tiny) to the enamel near the lower wing/body joint of the left-hand bird on the shawl pin, and three similar but smaller and shallower 'chips' on the other bird, all are barely noticeable to the naked eye but visible under 10X magnification. The largest brooch currently with no obvious chips or damage. Some very slight enamel loss the to top-front wing of the upper wing on the bar-brooch bird - again not obvious. All would benefit from a clean and polish.
An early 20th century gold and diamond five stone ring. The graduated old-cut and four early modern round brilliants approx. 1.31 cts total, all claw-set in white on a yellow D-section shank stamped '18ct' & 'Plat, size Q, 3.3g gross Condition Report: Overall good condition for age, general light wear and tear commensurate with age and use. THe diamonds measure approx. 3.0mm diameter; 4.05mm x 4.15mm x 2.4mm; 5.2mm x 5.3mm x 2.9mm (o/c), 4.4mm x 4.2mm x 2.6mm; and 3.1mm diameter. Colour varied about I-K, clarity about SI.
A mid-Victorian gold, turquoise-enamel and diamond scroll and trefoil motif mesh bracelet. The central scroll set with nine old-mine, old-cut and small rose diamonds between turquoise enamelled borders and between further similar but small diamond four-stone scrolls, on a slide-through mesh clasp with a small diamond and enamel three-stone terminal, unmarked, approx. 24cm at maximum length (9 1/2 inches), 51g gross Condition Report: Overal very good condition for age, general light wear and ter commensurate with age anug use. No obvious danage, dents or dings to the meash. No serious enamel loss though a couple of minor 'chips' (not through to the metal beneath) and all barely noticeable to the naked eye and do not detract from the piece, however they are obviouis under 10X magnificatrion as are several light 'scratches' etc. the overall diameter size when at full extension is approx. 7cm internal diameter so would suit a small hand. The box non original and probaby formerly a watch box.
A late Victorian silver campana shaped three piece cruet set. Each with two leaf-capped flying scroll handles, a moulded band and stepped foot, the mustard in the form of a small trophy-cup with a domed cover, mark of Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1898-1900, the three 185g gross; together with two associated silver small spoons, various dates and makers and another plated; in a brown leather cartouche shaped fitted case with velvet and blue silk lining marked 'Elkington & Co.' Condition Report: Overall good condition for age general light wear and tear commensurate with age and use, All of a good solid guage, both the salts interiors require a good clean and show traces of former gilding. The mustard 'wobbles' very slightly on a flat surface.. Marks good though the maker's mark on one salt rubbed but legible. Spoons good. Box good, hinge solid, closes with a satisfying 'snap', some of the interior a little worn and spoon elastics are stretched and one broken. general external scuffs including on the top front 'crease' (see photos) as expected for a box in use for 120 years.
A white metal and tiger's-eye quartz broad bangle. In two articulated sections, the front of the 'oblong' bangle loosely set with a rectangular tiger's-eye panel measuring approx. 40mm x 20mm x 3.5mm, indistinctly stamped '950' and with what appears to be a former maker's mark(?), the bangle approx. 20mm wide all around, 51.8g gross Condition Report: Overall good condition for age, general light wear and tear commensurate with age an use, apart from a few more than average 'scratches' (none of which are deep) near the clasp, though these will probably polish out. Otherwise slight scratches all over mostly on exposed surfaces and only visible under 10X magnification and would polish out. A couple of minor dings on the angles and all mentioned only for completeness sake and do not detract from the look of the piece. As mentioned the stone was loose in the mount and is now firmly in place however we recommend a jeweller take a look and advise accordingly.
A multi-gem 'Dearest' oval-panel and flower bracelet. The stones comprising a round brilliant Diamond 'iris' (approx. 0.16cts), an oval Emerald 'lily', an oval Amethyst 'tulip', an oval ruby 'orange blossom', an oval Emerald 'rose', an oval Sapphire 'cornflower' and an oval imitation-Topaz 'daisy', each in a rub-over collet within individual relief flower designs and and an oval panel, on a push snap, apparently unmarked, 18cm long overall (7 1/8th inches), 24.6g gross Condition Report: Overall very good condition for age, general very light wear and tear commensurate with light use. The interlinks are crisp.
An oval opal-doublet single stone ring. The flat panel measures approx. 17mm x 13mm x 3.7mm, displaying a pleasing play of mostly blue and green colour, claw set to a D-section shank, though unmarked there appears to be the remnants of an obscured mark, size K, 3.8g gross Condition Report: Overall good condition, general light wear and tear commensurate with age and use, The opal-doublet with minor scratches on the surface only.
A Victorian rose gold and garnet bracelet in the 18th century style. Designed as a row of 21 oval foil-backed garnet closed-back collets centred with a similar quatre-foil, one collet forming the push snap stamped '9ct', 19.75cm long overall (7 3/4 inches), 9g gross Condition Report: Overall good condition for age, general light wear and tear commensurate with age and use. There is some evidence of 'olished-out' lead solder repairs to some of the colle-backs, namely from the clasp side the stone that is part of the central four-stone cluster, as well as two other stones near the centre, also from the 'tongue' side on the 5th and 7th stones.
Cortebert 'Sport' and Winegartens, two gentleman's stainless steel automatic round wristwatches. Comprising: Winegartens, circa 1945. No.1418826, the light-cream dial with raised gilt Arabic numerals, tapering arrow-head hands and sweep centre seconds, two piece screw case, on a later Fixo-Flex bracelet, the movement not examined; Together with Cortebert, Sport, circa 1945, case no. '8520', the light-cream dial with raised gilt Arabic numerals, tapering luminous hands and sweep centre seconds, two piece screw case numbered 8520, Cortebert 17 jewel automatic 'bump' movement, Cal.451 Condition Report: We do not guarantee any watch for accuracy.
Rolex, Oysterdate Precision, a gentleman's stainless steel bracelet watch, ref. 6694, circa 1965(?). The light cream dial with raised baton indicators and hands and a date aperture at 3, the 34.5mm wide oyster two-piece screw case with a back inscribed 'Harry H.... From Mother', the inside with the 'Montres Rolex SA. Geneva Switzerland Patented' above 'Stainless Steel' and the reference '9994', on an oyster bracelet with a deployant clasp, the signed 17 jewel movement numbered(?) '19547'; together with the original green leather box Condition Report: We do not guarantee any watch for aaccuracy.
Audemars Piguet, a gentleman's Swiss 18ct white gold oblong bracelet watch circa 1975(?). The black oblong dial with diamond dot indicators and baton hands, the 30mm x 35mm two-piece case, ref '316', with a Swiss mark and '18K' over '750', on an integral satinised-mesh bracelet, the Audemars Piguet 26 jewel automatic movement, Cal. 2120/A, No. 157562, adjusted to heat cold isochronism and five positions, the watch weighs 87.2g gross; together with an Audemars Piguet beige box Condition Report: We do not guarantee any watch for accuracy. Overall good condition for age, general wear and tear commensurate with age and light use. The movement ticking and the set hands functioning.
A nest of four (Quartetto) mahogany mid-20th century Victorian style occasional tables. Each of rectangular form, with beaded borders, on column-shaped legs, the largest L53cm x D37cm x H69.5cm Condition Report: Structurally in good condition. No apparent breakages or alterations to the supports or stretchers. Some small knocks to the edges. Would benefit from a clean. Largest table has a watermark to the top. Light scratches and wear consistnet with age and usage.
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date, a lady's stainless steel bracelet watch, circa 1972/73. Ref 6919. No.3001243, The silvered dial with raised baton indicators and hands and a date aperture at 3, the 25mm wide Oyster case with a plain bezel, on a President bracelet with deployant clasp, ref.568, the Rolex S.A Geneve Swiss 2030, 28 jewel automatic movement, adjusted Five positions and temperature, and marked beside the balance '444434', no box or papers Condition Report: We do not guarantee any watch for accuracy. Overall good condition for age, general light scratches & wear and tear commensurate with age and use, there is some sideways 'play' in the bracelet. Requires a thorough clean and service. The movement ticking and set hands functioning.
Longines, a gentleman's stainless steel automatic Date bracelet watch. The textured light-cream dial with diamond-dot indicators, tapering hands and a date aperture at 6, the 38mm diameter three-piece case with a display back on a polished block bracelet with a deployant clasp, Longines 21 jewel, L619.2 automatic movement, Cal.Eta 2892A2 and marked V8BA3; together with a Longines polished dark-wood box Condition Report: We do not guarantee any watch for accuracy. Overall good condition, general light wear and tear commensurate with age and light use. The watch is ticking, the set-hands and date-advance both functioning.
An 18ct gold and diamond cluster ring. The seven round brilliants approx. 0.80cts total, all claw set in white on a yellow D-section shank, with hallmarks for Birmingham 2004, size O, 3g gross Condition Report: Overall good condition for age, general light wear and tear commensurate with age and use.Diamonds measure. 1@3.8mm diameter & 6 @ 3.0mm diameter. Colouyr about J/K, Clarity about SI, however two stones have visible chips to girdles
Omega, Constellation, a gentleman's stainless steel bracelet watch, circa 1967. No 25650085, brushed-silvered dial with raised baton numerals and hands, sweep centre seconds and a date aperture at 3, 34mm wide tonneau-shaped screw case no.ST 168 027, on block bracelet ref 518 with a deployant clasp with Omega logo, Omega 24 jewel automatic movement Cal. 564, adjusted five (5) positions and temperature Condition Report: We do not guarantee any watch for accuracy. Overall good condition for age, general wear and tear commensurate with age and continuous wear over a long period of time, many light scuffs and shallow scratches to both the case and the 'glass' though mostly not visible to the naked eye but obvious under 10X magnification. There is some general sideways play in the bracelet. The movement ticking and the set-hands and date-advance all functioning. the date changes every time the crown is pulled out to date position. the date is not stuck
A set of four Edwardian silver small round salts and spoons. Each salt with a shaped rim and embossed with a vacant scroll cartouche, flowers, scrolls and leaves, mark of Robert Pringle & Sons, Birmingham 1906, each approx. 5.5cm diameter, (2 1/4 inches), the four salt spoons with bead terminals, mark of William Devenport, the eight weighing 39g gross (1 1/4 ozs); in a black leather bound fitted case Condition Report: Overall very good condition for age general light wear and tear commensurate with age and light use. The silver is of a fairly tin guage so there is slight mis-shaping of some of the rim areas. The embossing is crisp. Marks good though some are 'filled' with the remains of silver polish. Spoons very slight mis-shaping of the handles Box good though some of the interior a little worn and one spoon mount loose, clasp good, general external scuffs as expected for a box in use for 115 years.
Georg Jensen, a silver 'Neck Ring' designed by Viviana Torun Bulow-Hube and two detachable pendants designed by Bent Gabrielsen. The tapering collar with a hook clasp, signed 'Torun', design 160, stamped '925S', Georg Jensen maker's mark and 'Denmark and with London import hallmarks for 1971, approx. 19mm max and approx. 150mm wide overall (6 inches), 79g; One pendant designed by Bent Gabrielsen as a single rounded-triangular drop with a textured tubular baton fringe, ref. '142', stamped with the the designer's mark, the maker's mark and '925' over 'Denmark' and with London import hallmarks for 1972, approx. 115mm high overall, 50g; the other pendant in the form of three rounded triangular drops, ref. '145' and stamped with the designer's mark, the maker's mark and '925' over 'Denmark' and with London import hallmarks for 1974, approx. 118mm high overall, 39g Condition Report: All three pieces in overall very good condition, general light wear and tear commensurate with age and use. No obvious damage to any of the pieces, though some very minor 'nicks' and 'dings' as expected through wear. All would benefit from a clean and/or polish.
A late Victorian silver mounted clear cut glass claret jug and a photograph frame. The mallet shaped body of the jug with a central diagonal band, the bottom with fine 'hob-nail' type arched panels and stylised leaves, the silver mount with a hinged lid engraved with a crest and ribbon motto, and with an angular handle, mark of Heath & Middleton, Birmingham 1894, 18ch gigh (7 inches); the modern plated rectangular photograph frame, 18cm high, 13cm wide (approx. 7 x 5 inches) Condition Report: Claret jug; Overall very good condition for age, general light wear and tear commensurate with age and use, Some scuffs to base as expected from a claret jug that has been used. Marks clear with only minor rubbing, similarly the cres on the lid. The silver mounts require a thorough clean. Plated frame; good for age though some minor scratches, particularly at approx. 2pm, and requires a good clean.
A RARE 1847 PATTERN LIGHT CAVALRY SWORD OF THE 17TH LANCERS made by Firmin & Son, Strand London, three bar hilt with wire-bound fishskin grip, straight single edged, acid etched with a crowned VR royal cypher, and crowned crossed lancers XVII LANCERS surrounded by scrolling foliage. 101.5cm long overallCarried by Lieutenant John Chadwick, a troop leader in the charge at Balaclava. His medal was sold by Dix Noonan Webb, both items from the family.Tiny edge marks to blade, otherwise intact and in good order
A SMALL EARLY 20TH CENTURY ROYAL BLUE GUILLOCHE ENAMEL COMPACT marked '935', the slightly domed cover and sides filled with royal blue guilloche enamel. 4cm diameter, 1.00 troy ouncesA very light and small scratch to the clear enamel to the cover, two tiny pin head-sized faults/marks to the side near the hinge, blue enamel in very good condition with no damage or restoration.
A LATE 19TH CENTURY GILT METAL LOCKET PENDANT AND THREE BANGLES the locket with foliate engraved decoration and a beaded border, 5.5cm by 3.5cm; the bangles comprising a foliate engraved silver hinge opening bangle, hallmarked Birmingham 1944, a metal hinge opening bangle and a gilt hinge opening bangle (4)Light wear.
SEVEN BELGIAN SILVER TABLE FORKS, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY by Bousin-Bonnevie, Brussels, 'A2' 800 grade, circa 1900, Hanoverian pattern, the terminal reverse of each engraved with a foliate-scrolling 'R'. (7) 18cm long, 11.8 troy ounces grossEach struck with maker's mark and A2 grade mark. Light surface marks and scratches commensurate with age and use.
AN 18CT ROSE GOLD VACHERON ET CONSTANTIN POCKET WATCH circular silver dial signed Vacheron et Constantin Geneve with rose gilt hands and baton indices with minute marks between, plain slimline case 48mm diameter x 6.3mm depth, Art Deco style bow above a plain winding crown, plain snap on case back internally signed Vacheron Constantin Switzerland and stamped 18k 0.750, fine quality manually wound movement signed Vacheron Constantin Two Positions Adjusted to Temperatures 19 Jewels, movement number 498895 and decorated with Cotes de Geneve striping. 46 grams grossWatch is currently functioning, some light marks on the dial and case back commensurate with age. No engraving.
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