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Lot 26
CORUM- a modern gentlemans stainless steel cased automatic Admiral Cup Chronograph wrist watch, the silvered dial with three subsidiary dials, luminous point markers and tapered hands, outer chapter ring denoting seconds. The bi-directional notched bezel with enameled sailing flag emblems, sapphire crystal glass positioned over both the bezel and dial, open case back with conforming decoration, fitted to a steel link bracelet with deployment clasp. Case diameter 42.3mm. Case back marked 285.630.20 796899. With box and papers. The watch is in very good overall condition, there are general light surface scratches and marks to the case and strap. Total length measures approximately 8 1/2 inches. The watch is currently in working order, Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or the accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 27
EBEL-a gentlemans steel cased Classic Wave quartz the white dial with black Roman numerals, double push button operation to the bracelet clasp, the case back numbered 981903. The watch case and the watch bracelet have some light general wear and tear scratches to the case and the bracelet the watch is not currently in working order, the glass and dial are both in good condition. Total length when flat measures approximately 7 1/4 inches. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 33
GUCCI-a ladies recent steel cased G watch the black dial and fitted with a steel brick link style bracelet, the watch numbered 0209447, model reference 3600L. Overall the watch is in bright clean condition, with general light surface scratches and marks to the whole, there is some trapped dirt towards the edge of the glass, however there are 3 cracks through the width of the bezel positioned to the corners. Total length measures approximately 7 inches. The watch is currently in working order, please note Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or the accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 85
ROLEX- a gentlemans 18ct 1970s automatic Oyster Perpetual Datejust wrist watch, the gold coloured sunburst dial with gold coloured baton markers and date aperture positioned to 3 oclock, fitted with plastic glass and Jubilee bracelet with deployment clasp. Case width measures 34.4mm. Serial number 2993815, model number 1601. With box only. The watch is in fair overall condition, with some light scratches to the case and some small scratches are noticeable to the plastic glass, the watch dial is in good condition, stretching overall to the bracelet and again some scratches can be seen throughout, the watch is currently in working order. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 87
ROLEX-a gentlemans Oyster Perpetual Datejust fitted with the original champagne/diamond dot dial, having the correct Rolex 3135 calibre automatic movement numbered 6209596 and fitted on a jubilee bracelet with the reference number 62523 H 18, model number 16233, serial number X647353, case diameter 35mm. The watch is overall in fair condition, the dial is in good condition some chips and scratches to the edges of the glass can be seen, the watch case has some light scratches and some scratches to the bracelet, the bracelet has allot of wear and is very stretched, the watch is in working order at the present time. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 89
ROLEX-a ladies self winding bi-colour Datejust with original diamond dot dial with sapphire glass, automatic movement calibre 2135 (numbered 1155271) and Jubilee bracelet. Model 69173. Inside of the case bears service mark from Rolex London 1993. In good clean condition, a few general light surface scratches, the glass does have a few scratches and nibbles to the edge. There are a few small imperfections to the dial around the 3 oclock position and some deeper scratches. The bracelet is a little stretched. Currently in working order, however we do not guarantee the working order or the accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 95
ROLEX-a gentlemans 18ct gold Oyster Perpetual Day-Date, fitted with a white diamond dot dial, milled bezel and president bracelet, model number 18238, serial number W880206, case diameter 35mm. Overall in good condition, light surface scratches from wear. There are some small chips to the edge of the sapphire crystal glass. The bracelet is slightly stretched. Total length approximately 8 1/2ins (22cm). Currently in good working order, please note we do not guarantee the working order or the accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 100
ROLEX- a gentlemans late 1960s steel cased automatic Oysterdate Precision wrist watch, the silvered dial with silver coloured baton markers and hands, fitted to a tapered steel oyster bracelet with deployment clasp. Case width measures approximately 33.4mm. Serial number 2226648, model number 6694. With extra link. Overall the watch is in good condition the dial and plastic glass are also in good condition, the bracelet has a few light scratches but no serious damage, one link has been removed to the strap but is loose with the watch, the watch is in working order at the present time. Fellows & sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 130
* ZENITH-a gentlemans steel cased wrist watch the rectangular black dial with silvered numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the case marked Port Royal and numbered 01.0250.886, fitted to an associated brown leather strap. Case width 24.4mm. The watch has some light scratches to the case the dial and the glass are both in good condition, the watch is not in working order at the present time but is fitted on a brown lizard strap with pin buckle. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 1
A pair of Continental gilt metal and mirrored glass twin light wall appliques, 20th century, each with sockets on drip pans hung with faceted glass drops, on serpentine arms issuing from laurel cast terminals, beneath an oval mirror plate with etched vase and foliate decoration, with further glass pendants hung above, 68cm high, 26cm wide, 12cm protrudence
Lot 1
Sir David Wilkie, R.A., 1785-1841 Portrait of Admiral Walker, Commander of the Turkish Fleet signed, inscribed and dated Nov 27th 1840 pencil and watercolour heightened with bodycolour 43x30cm.; 17x11.75in. As the introduction to Sir David Wilkie's Sketches in Turkey, Syria and Egypt 1840-1841 suggests, "Wilkie in realising his object, would have shed a new light upon scriptural painting, for he was perfectly correct in assuming that the personal characteristics of the nations of sacred history are to be approached only through those of their modern representatives...and laboured so devotedly to their fulfilment." In 1939 the sitter in the current picture, who serving as Captain of H.M.S. Vanguard, was promoted to Commander of the Turkish Navy as part of the re-organisation led by the Turkish Ambassador with the assistance of the British Government. The current works were some of the last that Wilkie was to produce as he died onboard the Orient on 1st June 1841 whilst retuning home from this visit to the Holy Cities, "cut off before he could give to the world the matured fruits of his pilgrimage." Provenance Messers Graves and Warmsley, London Literature Sir David Wilkie's Sketches in Turkey, Syria and Egypt 1840-1841, London, 1843, pl. V
Lot 1
Jean-Franois Millet, French 1814-1875 portrait of a young boy pastel on paper laid down on canvas 47.5x40cm.; 18.25x15.25in. Jean-Franois Millet executed the present work early in his career as a portraitist, most probably around 1840-1842 whilst living in Cherbourg. His portraits executed in pastel during the 1840s have only relatively recently returned to light primarily because their authorship had long gone unrecognised. Alfred Senier, Millet's first biographer, identified this issue in the 1870s suggesting that the artist worked quickly during the 1840s under intense pressure from patrons and often left his works unsigned. The thick application of pigment points towards the eighteenth century pastel style which formed a significant part of Millet's early inspiration, positioning the work early in the artist's career. Provenance Anonymous sale, Galerie Stuker, Bern, June 13, 1952, Lot 3823 Private collection, Bern
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