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Lot 697
WW1 family group of medals consisting of 1915 trio and Memorial plaque to 1615 Pte John King Essex Reg K in A 22-6-1918 with the Durham Light Infantry buried Glageon Communal Cemetery extension comes with his fathers ? ERVII Naval reserve long service and good conduct medal to d.737 J B King Sea N RNR and Mercantile Marine war and BWM medals lived Rowhedge Colchester Essex all mounted in frame
Lot 107
Royal Christmas Card for 1952, gilt embossed crown on cover Royal Christmas Card for 1952, gilt embossed crown on cover, with printed greetings "With Best Wishes For Christmas and The New Year" and signed "Elizabeth R." and "Philip" in ink. Opposite the signed page is a mounted black and white landscape photograph of the Queen with the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles and Princess Anne at Balmoral. Overall size 21.3 x 34.1cm when opened, 4 pp, oblong. Minor wear to edges and along the central fold, light spotting to paper.
Lot 109
Royal Christmas Card for 1955, gilt embossed crown to cover Royal Christmas Card for 1955, gilt embossed crown to cover, with printed greetings "With Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year" and featuring a black and white photograph of the Queen with the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles and Princess Anne. Signed "Elizabeth R." and "Philip" in ink below the image. Overall size 20.2 x 35.5cm when opened, 4 pp, oblong. Minor wear to edges and along the central fold, light spotting to paper.
Lot 110
Royal Christmas Card for 1957, gilt embossed crown to cover Royal Christmas Card for 1957, gilt embossed crown to cover, with printed greetings "With Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year" and featuring a colour landscape photograph of the Queen with the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles and Princess Anne plus two Corgi pets. Signed "Elizabeth R." and "Philip" in ink below the image. Overall size 24 x 39.5cm when opened, 4 pp, oblong. Minor wear to edges, light foxing to upper margin.
Lot 111
Royal Christmas Card for 1959, gilt-bordered crowned ciphers of the Queen... Royal Christmas Card for 1959, gilt-bordered crowned ciphers of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh surrounded by the Order of the Garter's motto on front cover, with printed greetings "With Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year" and featuring a black and white landscape photograph of the Queen with thye Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles and Princess Anne. Signed "Elizabeth R." and "Philip" in ink below the image. Overall size 21 x 40.7 cm when opened, 4 pp, oblong. Light yellowing to paper.
Lot 112
Royal Christmas Card for 1960, gilt-bordered crowned ciphers of the Queen... Royal Christmas Card for 1960, gilt-bordered crowned ciphers of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh surrounded by the Order of the Garter's motto on front cover, with printed greetings "With Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year" and featuring a black and white landscape photograph of the Queen with the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles, Princess Anne and new-born Prince Andrew together with some Corgi dogs at Balmoral. Signed "Philip" and "Elizabeth R." in ink below the image. Overall size 21 x 40.7 cm when opened, 4 pp, oblong. Light yellowing to paper, minor creasing along central fold.
Lot 113
Royal Christmas Card for 1965, gilt-bordered crowned ciphers of the Queen... Royal Christmas Card for 1965, gilt-bordered crowned ciphers of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh surrounded by the Order of the Garter's motto on front cover, with printed greetings "With Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year" and signed "Elizabeth R." and "Philip" in ink. Opposite the signed page is a black and white landscape photograph of the Queen with thye Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward in a pram. Overall size 19 x 48.5 cm when opened, 4 pp, oblong. Light yellowing to paper, minor wear to upper margin.
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Lot 116
Royal Christmas Card [1952?], gilt embossed crown on front cover, inscribed Royal Christmas Card [1952?], gilt embossed crown on front cover, inscribed "To Sir Stewart Duke-Elder" in black ink, with printed greetings "With Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year", signed by the Queen Mother "Elizabeth R." in black fountain pen ink. Opposite the signed page is a mounted black and white photograph of the Queen Mother sitting on a sofa and wearing a long dress, crown and ceremonial sash. Overall size 20.3 x 34.3cm when opened, 4 pp, oblong. Closed tears to left margins, light browining to edges.
Lot 117
Royal Christmas Card for 1953, gilt embossed crown on front cover, inscribed Royal Christmas Card for 1953, gilt embossed crown on front cover, inscribed, with printed greetings "With Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year 1954 (year written in pen), signed by the Queen Mother "Elizabeth R." in black fountain pen ink. Opposite the signed page is a mounted colour photograph of Queen Mother and Princess Margaret in robes of State. Overall size 20.3 x 34.3cm when opened, 4 pp, oblong. Closed tears to left margins, light browining to edges.
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Lot 118
Royal Christmas Card [1956?], gilt embossed crown on front cover Royal Christmas Card [1956?], gilt embossed crown on front cover, with printed greetings "With Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year", signed by the Queen Mother "Elizabeth R." in black fountain pen ink. Opposite the signed page is a mounted black and white photograph of the Queen Mother standing by a chimney piece. Overall size 21 x 34.5cm when opened, 4pp, oblong. Light wear to corners and along the fold, otherwise in very good condition.
Lot 120
Royal Christmas Card for 1960, gilt embossed crown on front cover Royal Christmas Card for 1960, gilt embossed crown on front cover, with printed greetings "With Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year 1960", signed by the Queen Mother "Elizabeth R." in black fountain pen ink. Opposite the signed page is a mounted black and white photograph of Queen Mother in a garden with her grandchildren Prince Charles, Princess Anne and Prince Edward as a baby and her Corgi pet. Overall size 19.1 x 45.6cm when opened, 4 pp., oblong. Minor wear and creasing to corners and along central fold, light foxing.
Lot 124
Royal Christmas Card for 1976, gilt embossed crown on front cover Royal Christmas Card for 1976, gilt embossed crown on front cover, with printed greetings "With Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year 1976", signed by the Queen Mother "Elizabeth R." in black pen ink. Opposite the signed page is a mounted black and white landscape photograph of the Queen Mother with Prince Andrew, Prince Edward and the two children of Princess Margaret. Overall size 19.7 x 46.7cm when opened, 4 pp., oblong. Minor creasing along central fold, light wear to corners.
Lot 125
Royal Christmas Card for 1977, gilt embossed crown on front cover Royal Christmas Card for 1977, gilt embossed crown on front cover, with printed greetings "With Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year 1977", signed by the Queen Mother "Elizabeth R." in blue ink. Opposite the signed page is a mounted colour photograph of Queen Mother riding in a royal carriage with Prince Andrew and Prince Edward. Overall size 18.7 x 46cm when opened, 4pp, oblong. Minor wear to corners and margins, light creasing along central fold.
Lot 132
Autograph card with blue embossed crowned WE monogram, signed Autograph card with blue embossed crowned WE monogram, signed "Edward Duke of Windsor" and "Wallis Windsor" in blue ink; light creasing, 8vo; also included are a printed New Year greeting card with red embossed WE monogram on top, typed complimentary card and a black and white 1936 photograph of Edward and Wallis in a London restaurant "just before King Edward came to the Throne", typed caption pasted on rear.
Lot 17
G roup of black and white signed photographs of movie and stage actors from... G roup of black and white signed photographs of movie and stage actors from the 1920s and 1930s; lot comprises a 10 x 8" head and shoulder, Hal Payfe/Fox Film photograph of Clara Bow inscribed "To John, Best always, sincerely Clara Bow", some creasing to edges, particularly at corners; a 10 x 8" Hal Payfe/ Fox Film photograph of Janet Gayner inscribed "To John Gliddon, With best wishes from Janet Gaynor", minor creasing to upper margin, light wear to corners; a 10 x 8" head and shoulders photograph of Randolph Scott inscribed "To John Gliddon, Warmest [wishes] Randolph Scott" and a 21.5 x 16cm black and white photograph of Donald Wolfit as Hamlet inscribed "To John, from Donald Wolfit", some chipping to lower edge and a few fingerprints. (4) Provenance: the family of John Gliddon, London agent and producer who first spotted Vivien Leigh and Deborah Kerr and for whom all the photographs were personally signed.
Lot 2
A large autograph book, gilt page edges; mainly comprising clipped... A large autograph book, gilt page edges; mainly comprising clipped signatures and signed photographs of artists, aviators, aristocrats, musicians, sportmen, politicians, aristocrats and entertainment people; signatures include Amy Johnson, Tommy Farr, Anthony Eden, Alfredo Campoli, Merle Oberon, Mabel Lucie Attweell, Noel Coward, Neville Chamberlain, Winston Churchill, women cricketers of 1937 English and Australian Test Team, mid-1930s jockeys, golfers, footballers etc; light wear to spine with small losses, minor yellowing and foxing to paper, oblong 8vo, brown leather cover, 1936-1940.
Lot 25
A vintage 10 x 8" black and white photograph of Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel... A vintage 10 x 8" black and white photograph of Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel sharing a joke, signed by both actors in blue ink on upper margin, inventory number of Metro Goldwyn Mayer Picture 13697; minor creasing, light wear to corners, a few smudges to Laurel signature, but nonetheless a very nice image of the famous comedy duo. Provenance: the family of John Gliddon, London agent and producer who first spotted Vivien Leigh and Deborah Kerr and for whom all the photographs were personally signed.
Lot 40
Typed letter signed addressed to "S.H. Benson Ltd", expressing Sayer Typed letter signed ("Dorothy L. Sayers") addressed to "S.H. Benson Ltd", expressing Sayer's satisfaction for the sketch of the "Detection Club Bookplate" and writes "I have got as far as the enclosed with the inscription, but am still racking my brains and my reference books for a suitable quotation to end with. (I thought it better to indicate that the murder was not a real one, lest any intending client should read and flee from the building in alarm!"); mailing folds, "S.B. Benham" stamped on head, light creasing to paper, pen and pencil annotations to enclosed sheets, 4to, 23rd May 1949. Enclosed mentioned by Sayers and containing her drafts for the quotation are also included in the lot. Dorothy L. Sayers was one of the founding members of the Detection Club, together with other crime history authors like Agatha Christie, Freeman Wills Crofts, Arthur Morrison, John Rhode and H. C. Bailey. The members of the club held dinner meetings where they discussed aspects of their works. They developed a specific ethic code aimed to give readers of their books the chance to spot the guilty part.
Lot 41
Autograph letter signed on headed #16;, Adelphi Terrace. W.C Autograph letter signed ("G. Bernard Shaw") on headed #16;, Adelphi Terrace. W.C.' paper, discussing some rent conditions: "Unless I could get an option of renewal I should gain nothing by getting a fresh lease for the unexpired two years. The best plan would seem to be an assignment, so as relieve the London School of further responsibility I take it that Mr Drummond prefers to keep himself quite free as to the disposal of the property two years hence At the end of the two years Mr Drummond will either issue fresh leases or feel his way from year to year. In either case the sitting tenant could hardly expect to be preferred to a higher bidder; and if the sitting tenant were the highest bidder he would lose nothing by not having been named in the expired lease"; 2 pages, vertical and horizontal folds, minor spotting and light chipping to margins, punch hole on top left corner, oblong 8vo, 4 February 1902. George Bernard Shaw was co-founder of the London School of Economics in 1895 together with Graham Wallas, Beatrice and Sydney Webb. 10 Adelphi Terrace was the address of the London residence of Shaw and his wife Charlotte Payne Townshend from 1898 until his death in 1950. The property also housed the LSE from 1896 to 1902, when the institute moved to the present site off the Aldwych.
Lot 47
A unique set of black ink signatures of George Harrison, Paul McCartney A unique set of black ink signatures of George Harrison, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and John Lennon on light blue notepaper headed "Grand Hotel, Llandudno" (overall size 17.5 x 13.5cm). Autographs are inscribed "To Carol, love from the Beatles". Some folds and age creasing to paper. Chipping and small tears to margins, signatures remain clear and unaffected [August 1963]. The Beatles undertook a tournee in North Wales in 1963 and performed at the Odeon Cinema in Llandudno for six nights between August 12 and 17, playing twice nightly at 6.30 and 8.50. A friend of the former owner of the lot attended one of the concerts and asked the Fab Four to sign the paper.
Lot 67
A 9 x 11.5cm card written in French by General Charles De Gaulle on... A 9 x 11.5cm card written in French by General Charles De Gaulle on personalized stationery, reading "Je vous adresse mes remerciements bien sinceres et mes meilleurs voeux pour l'annee nouvelle", signed at foot "C.G."; accompanied by its original envelope postmarked "Paris, 9 -1, 1968" and featuring "President de la Republique" stamped on the front; light yellowing to margins of card, recipient's address not legible on envelope due to erasing and scratching.
Lot 76
A 53 x 37cm sheet featuring four black and white reproductions of Henri... A 53 x 37cm sheet featuring four black and white reproductions of Henri Matisse works: from top left Self Portrait in a Shirt , le Luxel, Madras Rouge and La Coiffeure, inscribed and signed in pencil to lower right margin below La Coiffeure "A Olga Meerson, amicalement Henri Matisse, 1910"; yellowing to paper, with some chipping to lower margin, a 11.5cm tear across upper edge and a 2.5cm tear to right border, light spotting and wear, particularly at corners. Matisse signature remains unaffected. Olga Meerson was a Russian pupil and model to Matisse, with whom she may have had a short affair. They portrayed each other in 1911. She then moved to Germany, where she married Heinz Pringsheim. After falling into depression she took her life in 1929 by throwing herself from the fourth floor of Hotel Adlon in Berlin.
Lot 77
An extensive collection of military interest An extensive collection of military interest, late 19th - mid 20th century; documents relating to Arthur William Holloway, an officer in the local Government department for Belgian Refugees, highlights including Royal documents appointing Holloway "Member of the Civil Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire" (1918) and awarding him with the "Cross of Chevalier of the Order of the Crown" (1919); M.B.E. full size and miniature medals, miniature O.B.E. and medal worn in commemoration of "Their majestie's Silver Jubilee 6th May, 1935", all in original leather cases, original box, green leather gilt, George V cipher and lettering "Government Commission For Providing Occupation For Belgian Refugees, A.W. Holloway ESQ". Sold together with an autograph book containing clipped signatures and signed letters of prominent politicians military people mainly related to African campaigns, overall size 23.5 x 19.5cm. Signatures include Lord Roberts of Kandahar, Sir George White, Lord Kitchener, Field Marshal Lord Wolsely, Major-General Archibald Hunter, Major-General Sir H.M.L. Rundle, Major-General J.M. Babington, the Duke of Norfolk, Lord Hugh Kensington, Lord Hamilton, George Joachim Goschen and many others; most autographs are accompanied by photographs, portrait cards from the 1902 Transvaal series and Capstan Navy Cut cigarette cards and printed biographical information. Wear to margins and spine extremities, split to joint, yellowing to paper, wear to page edges, late 19th century, 8vo. Also included is a copy of "Celebrities of the Army", original blue cloth, gilt lettering on front and down spine, wear to margins and spine extremities, a few tears to spine cloth, title partially faded on spine, some parts of cloth discoloured to front, light yellowing and spotting to paper; 4to, London: George Newnes Ltd, 1900 (quantity)
Lot 81
Collection of historical and military interest Collection of historical and military interest. Three autograph letters signed by Scottish General Sir John Moore; in the the first, addressed to his uncle George Macintosh in Glasgow, Moore writes "I have chosen as my supporters two soldiers, one a Light infantry man, as I am Colonel of Lt. Infantry, the other a Highlander in gratitude for having been [carried?]off the Field in Holland by two of the regiment"; 4to, mailing folds, loss to paper slightly affecting the third page, 4 pages, Richmond, 12 January 1805. The second letter, addressed to Hugh Arbuthnot, was written before sailing off to Sicily and discusses the condition of the 52nd Light Infantry Regiment under Colonel Mackanzie during his absence; 4to, mailing folds with minor splitting, light creasing, 7 pages, Portsmouth, 9 June 1806. In the third letter, addressed to same recipient ("My dear Major"), Moore replies to a letter from Arbuthnot (also included in the lot) regarding a retire permit for a soldier of his regiment who "has no taste for a military life"; 4to, mailing folds with minor splitting, 3 pages, 27 September (1808). Also included are documents relating to the military career of Sir Hugh Arbuthnot, comprising 1862 Royal appointment to "Colonel to Our Seventy ninth Regiment of foot" (Queen's embossed pale blue paper seal and £1,10s revenue stamp) and 1862 Royal grant of the dignity of "Knight Commander of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath" signed by Queen Victoria at head, with Royal paper seal. Together with letters, cards and ephemera signed by other prominent officers including Sir George Murray Sir Garnet Wolseley, Lord Roberts, Roger Palmer and Field Marshal Montgomery. (quantity)
Lot 90
A 8.3 x 14cm vintage National Series memorial postcard of White Star Liner... A 8.3 x 14cm vintage National Series memorial postcard of White Star Liner Titanic, signed on front in different inks by five survivors of the tragic sinking: Millvina Dean, Bertram Dean, Eva hart, Edith Haisman and Michel Navartil; light wear to margins and corners, minor spotting to rear. Postcard unused.
Lot 91
A 15 x 10.3 colour postcard featuring the White Star Line Titanic from the... A 15 x 10.3 colour postcard featuring the White Star Line Titanic from the painting "The Big Ship Route" by Colin Ashford, signed and inscribed "With love from your friend Millvina Dean youngest Titanic survivor" and bearing a four-line poem written by Dean "When this you see/ remember me/ the baby saved/ from the sea"; light wear to corners, but nonetheless in very good condition.
Lot 751
A Pair of Parcel Gilt Bronze Five-Light Candelabra, in rococo style, the urn scones on leaf sheathed scroll branches and pierced scroll central supports with putti holding leaves on scroll moulded quadripartite bases, 59cm high Some surface wear and minor impact damage throughout. Possible assembled. 120315
Lot 840
A Miniature Brass Carriage Timepiece, signed Le Roy & Fils, 57 New Bond Street, Palais Royal, Paris, circa 1905, carrying handle, enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, single barrel movement with silvered platform lever escapement, backplate numbered 8026, 9.5cm high over handle, with fitted case stamped Le Roy 06.01.15, Case surfaces are discoloured and with light surface scratches, front glass with a chip, dial with hairline cracks, dial edge and 3 and the top right hand corner with damage, movement is dirty, in going order, fitted case is worn.
Lot 844
A Good Porcelain Striking and Repeating Carriage Clock, signed E Maurice & Co, retailed by Ritchie & Son, Paris, circa 1900, carrying handle and repeat button, yellow porcelain panels depicting birds highlighted with multi-coloured sequins and gilt forage, chapter ring with Arabic numerals, twin barrel movement with silvered platform lever escapement, striking on a gong, backplate stamped E,M & Co and numbered 848, 17cm high over handle 10.02.15, Brass surfaces are clean, front and back glass panels with chips to the corners, left hand side porcelain panel with one hairline crack, porcelain panels gilt forage decoration with light rubbing in parts, movement is dirty, in going order, strike and repeat are working.
Lot 928
An Early Victorian Burr Walnut, Ebony and Floral Marquetry Centre Table, circa 1850, the circular top richly inlaid, the border with scrolling flowers, raised on a canted support with three acanthus carved cabriole legs and scrolling toes, 135cm diameter, 77cm high Some fading and colour loss, so variations in colour. Top with various scratches and small patching to veneers. Several small splits, some of which have been partly filled and polished. Underside with further signs of repair throughout the frieze. Repair to two piece top. Some old worm holes. Modern bolts used to secure top to the block base. Block base with various splits. Canted support and legs fairly uniform but light in colour. 190115
Lot 952
A Rosewood Side Table, attributed to Gillows, circa 1830, the three-quarter scrolled gallery above a single frieze drawer, standard end supports joined by a turned stretcher, on scrolled feet with recessed castors, formerly fitted with a sliding workbox, 59cm by 43cm by 75cm Generally good cosmetic condition. Good colour. Rosewood of good grain. Very small veneer losses/minor repairs. General light bruising. Later sliding workbox frame. 060215
Lot 1018
A George III Mahogany Framed Sofa, late 18th century, recovered in silk striped fabric with rounded arm supports and carved hand grips, the overstuffed seat above a serpentine shaped seat rail, raised on square fluted tapering legs, 210cm by 57cm by 92cm Upholstery with some light staining and minor faults. Strengthening repair work to legs, particularly back right leg. Later elements to legs. Framework underside with previous close-nail marks. 060215
Lot 146
A Stainless Steel Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Precision, ref: 6422, 1958, lever movement numbered N38774, silvered dial with applied dagger and Arabic numerals, screw down winding crown, screw back with engraved inscription, case numbered 6422 and dated 1958, case serial number 333320, 33mm wide 19.11.14, Case with light surface scratches, back with an engraved inscription J.R.S choices 1958, later strap and buckle, plexi glass with scratches, movement needs cleaning, in going order.
Lot 147
An Unusual D-Shaped Electronic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Omega, model: Constellation Chronometer, f300Hz, circa 1970, electronic movement, two-tone silvered dial with baton markers, date aperture, screw back with constellation monogram, Omega stainless steel bracelet with deployant clasp, 39mm wide 20.01.15, Case and bracelet with light surface scratches, sides of the case with minor dents, one securing screw is missing from the case back, dial slightly stained in parts which is visible under an eyeglass, movement in going order.
Lot 149
A Stainless Steel Automatic Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Officially Certified Chronometer, ref: 6284, 1953, lever movement numbered 27788, silvered dial with Arabic and dagger markers, screw-down winding crown, screw back with engraved inscription, dated inside back cover 2.53 and numbered 6284, case serial number 936292, 33mm wide 20.01.15, Case with light surface scratches, back cover with a engraved inscription John Maude 1953, later strap and buckle, dial with small scratches and marked at 4 o'clock, movement in going order.
Lot 150
A Stainless Steel Rectangular Wristwatch, signed Rolex, ref: 2386, circa 1930, 15-jewel lever movement, silvered dial with applied Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, snap-on curved case back numbered 020621 2386, maker's mark RWC, 21mm by 36mm 19.11.14, Case with light surface scratches, later strap and buckle, glass with scratches and chips, dial with small scratches and is discoloured, movement needs cleaning, mainspring is slipping when winding the watch, needs new mainspring, balance is swinging slowly.
Lot 153
A Lady's 18ct Gold Wristwatch, signed Patek Philippe, Geneve, Ref: 4106/1, 1969, 20-jewel lever movement numbered 996416, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and five positions, gyromax balance, bark finished gilt coloured dial with applied baton markers, case with snap-on back, London import mark for 1969, stamped Patek Philippe and numbered 2676600, Patek Philippe 18ct gold integral bracelet, 19mm by 20mm 17.03.11, Case with light surface scratches, top and bottom sides of the bracelet links with stretching, movement with balance ticking, bracelet clasp with patek philippe monogram with slight rubbing.
Lot 154
A Lady's 18ct Gold Diamond Set Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Cartier, model: Cougar, circa 2000, quartz movement, silvered dial with Roman numerals, secret signature at 10, date aperture, protected diamond set crown, diamond set bezel, back cover with convention hallmark 18k750 for 18ct gold and numbered 1171 1 C6025, Cartier 18ct gold bracelet with concealed double deployant clasp stamped 18k750, 28mm wide, with Cartier box 19.01.15, Case and bracelet with light surface scratches, side of the case with minor dents, dial is clean, movement in going order, date is working.
Lot 158
An 18ct Gold Wristwatch, signed Eberhard, circa 1955, lever movement, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, unusual stepped lugs, snap-on back with engraved initials and numbered inside 271777, 35mm wide 20.01.15, Case with light surface scratches, back cover with engraved initials, later strap and buckle, plexi glass is cracked, dial markers are faded and with minor scratches, movement in going order.
Lot 159
A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Wristwatch, signed Officine Panerai, Luminor Submersible, 300m, circa 2000, lever movement, black dial with luminous Arabic and dot markers, subsidiary seconds, date aperture, protected crown, rotating bezel, screw back numbered OP 6527 BB 995883 C0136/2000, Panerai rubber strap with steel buckle, 50mm wide 19.01.15, Case with light surface scratches, bezel and the left hand side of the case with minor dents, dial is clean, movement in going order.
Lot 164
A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, model: Datejust, Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified, ref: 1603, circa 1971, (calibre 1570) lever movement numbered D327447, adjusted to five positions and temperature, textured silvered dial with baton markers, date aperture, screw-down winding crown, screw back, case serial number 3297233, Rolex stainless steel bracelet with deployant clasp numbered 62510H, 35mm wide, with Rolex box and service invoices 17.02.15, Case and bracelet with light surface scratches, small scuff marks to the right hand side, plexi glass with scratches, dial is clean, movement in going order, date is working.
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