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Lot 409
Cyma, an early 20th century silver manual wind wristwatch, 15 jewel signed movement, serial 152922, the engine turned dial with Arabic numerals and outer minute track, subsidiary seconds dial at six, fitted to associated leather strap, and an early 20th century 9ct gold ladies manual wind wristwatch, the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, polished round case, engraved dedication to reverse. (2)
Lot 10
Lady's Vintage Heavy 18 Karat Longines Manual Movement Bracelet Watch. Stamped 750. Good vintage condition. Appears to be running. Please note the gallery does not warranty the running condition of watches. Measures 7/8" W, 7" L. Approx. weight: 66.95 pennyweights. Shipping $34.00 (estimate $2000-$2500)
Lot 11
Lady's Vintage Delicate 18 Karat Yellow Gold and Enamel Swiss Niga Cuff Bangle Manual Movement Watch. Stamped 750 and Swiss hallmark. Losses to enamel, surface wear, appears to be running. Please note the gallery does not warranty the running condition of watches. Case measures 14mm x 17mm, 1-5/8" interior diameter. Approx. weight: 14.35 pennyweights. Shipping $30.00 (estimate $400-$500)
Lot 134
Circa 1920s Lady's Tiffany & Co Art Deco Single Cut Diamond, Platinum Filigree and Sapphire Watch with Manual Movement. Signed to dial. Diamonds E-F color, VS1 clarity. Seeland Swiss 17 jewel movement. Good condition, lacking strap. Running. Please note the gallery does not warranty the running condition of watches. Measures 2-5/16" L, 9/16" W. Approx. weight: 10.20 pennyweights. Shipping $30.00 (estimate $1800-$2400)
Lot 15
Circa 1950s Man's Gruen Mystery Dial 14 Karat White Gold Watch. Decorated with approx. 0.23 cts round cut diamonds hands/hour marks. 17 jewel Swiss movement, manual movement, running. Watch case has some minor rubbing, small wear to dial otherwise good condition. Crown measures 32mm. The gallery does not warranty the running condition of watches. Shipping $28.00 (estimate $500-$700)
Lot 237
Vintage Lord Elgin "Shockmaster" 14 Karat Gold Filled Watch. Decorated with gold toned baton compass numerals and white colored dial with "squared" overlay motif, seconds hand at the 6 position. Manual wind movement. Stamped 14k yellow gold case by Wadsworth. No band, minor rubbing otherwise good condition. Measures 30mm. The gallery does not warranty the running condition of watches. Shipping $28.00 (estimate $100-$200)
Lot 97
Lady's Circa 1960 Patek Philippe Genève 18 Karat White Gold and Diamond 20 Jewel Bracelet Watch Ref. 3363/2 Manual Movement with Box. Movement #996319, case #2673076. Good condition. Case measures 21mm x 18mm. Running. Please note the gallery does not warranty the running condition of watches. Approx. weight: 38.60 pennyweights. Shipping $34.00 (estimate $6000-$8000)
Lot 98
Men's Vintage Patek Philippe Genève IOS Executive 3562 18 Jewel 18 Karat Yellow Gold Bracelet Watch, Manual Movement with Box and Tag. Movement # 1149721, Caliber 23 300. Stamped to bracelet clasp. Minor surface wear from normal use. Case measures 37.5mm; bracelet measures 8-1/2" L. Running. Please note the gallery does not warranty the running condition of watches. Approx. weight: 44.95 pennyweights. Two Copies of Patek Philippe Certificate of Guaranty to accompany this Lot. Shipping $36.00 (estimate $6000-$8000)
Lot 111
GENTLEMAN'S OMEGA DE VILLE EIGHTEEN CARAT GOLD WRIST MANUAL WIND WATCH 620 calibre movement, the round champagne dial with applied baton hour markers, the tonneau shaped case 32mm including winder and blank to the reverse exterior and marked for eighteen carat gold to the interior, with Omega crown, on a modern generic black strap, lacking box and papers
Lot 189
LADY'S NINE CARAT GOLD MANUAL WIND WRIST WATCH signed CYMA 15 jewels movement, the round machined dial with applied gold coloured Arabic numerals, the 25mm case blank to the reverse exterior, with 77474 ENGLISH MADE and marks for nine carat gold to the interior, on a leather strap, lacking box
Lot 122
A Jaeger LeCoultre 1956 gentleman's 9ct gold wrist watch, silvered round dial with applied alternating rose-gilt Arabic numerals and arrowhead hour markers, with matched rose-gilt flared hands and centre seconds hand, manual movement fitted with black crocodile strap on 'tear drop' lugs, case diameter approx. 33mm (not including winder). Condition: Inscribed on reverse, London hallmarks for 1956 (same as dedication) in working order but not keeping good time. Otherwise, in excellent condition.
Lot 987
A Substantial Steam Plant with Stuart Turner Beam Engine, the engine standing 11” high to beam with 7” diameter flywheel, F, some corrosion/pitting to steel parts, moving parts rather worn, with a horizontal boiler approx 4” diameter x 10” long of unknown origin, designed to run at 20psi, with pressure gauge, whistle, safety valve and heavy brass fittings, both mounted on a large wooden base along with a brass water tank with manual pump and various pipe connections
Lot 959
A 7¼” Gauge Live Steam Coal-fired Stephenson’s ‘Rocket’ Loco-motive Engine and Tender, painted in ‘traditional’ Rocket yellow and black, with copper boiler, pressure gauge, water gauge, cross-head driven water pump, sight-feed lubricator, plunger-operated reversing arrangement to ‘gab’ valve gear, spring and weighted safety valves, tender with water barrel and feed control (but without manual pump), overall G, loco-motive has boiler cladding removed and supplied separately with fixing bands, wheel rims and other steel parts a little rusty, no boiler history (3)
Lot 1040
A 5” Gauge Live Steam spirit-fired ‘De Winton’ Style Vertical-Boiler 0-4-0 Tank Locomotive, a fairly freelance representation by an unknown maker with single cylinder, combined crosshead/crank, flywheel and belt drive to wheels, with pressure and water gauges, injector, regulator, manual pump, mechanical and displacement lubricators, gas burner and tank, and copper water tank, supplied with a short length of display track, overall G-VG (2)
Lot 431
Blair (Matthew). The Paisley Shawl and the Men Who Produced It, a record of an interesting epoch in the history of the town, Paisley, Alexander Gardner, 1904, colour and monochrome plates, a few light spots, top edge gilt, remainder untrimmed, original cloth gilt, a little rubbed and marked, 4to, together with Holohan (Ambrose Wheeler), The Book of Scales; Principally designed for the use of students preparing for entrance into the Royal Military Academies at Sandhurst and Woolwich, 1881, original red cloth gilt, a little rubbed and marked, slim 4to, plus English (Douglas), Photography for Naturalists, 1st edition, 1901, monochrome illustrations, original black cloth gilt, very slightly rubbed to extremities, 8vo, and Poucher (W.A.), Perfumes, Cosmetics & Soaps, with a special reference to synthetics, 2 volumes, 3rd edition, 1930, monochrome plates, etc., original pale blue cloth gilt, very slightly rubbed (generally in bright condition), 8vo, and other history of science, engineering, etc., including John Browning, How To Work With The Spectroscope, a manual of practical manipulation with spectroscopes of all kinds, circa 1878, Theodore Brown, Stereoscopic Phenomena of Light and Sight, 1903, William Gamble, Line Photo-engraving, circa 1900, Allen & Hanbury's Catalogue of Surgical Instruments, circa 1905, L.T.C. Rolt, Horseless Carriage, 1954, etc., mostly original cloth, some in dust wrappers, mainly 8vo (23)
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Lot 176
[Numismatica]. Vico, Enea. Discorsi […] sopra le medaglie de gli antichi divisi in due libri. Venezia, Gabriele Giolito de Ferrari, 1555. In 4° (215 x 145 mm); 112, [16] pagine. Marca tipografica al frontespizio ed in fine, ritratto inciso in rame a piena pagina (sporadiche bruniture e fioriture.) Legatura di poco posteriore in cartonato alla rustica. Prima edizione. Grolier/Numismatics, p. 31: “The first handbook or manual on coin-collecting”. Nel lotto altri volumi usciti dai torchi di Giolito, con tra l’altro Enthosiasmo di Gio. Camilla filosofo del 1564, Scala di tutte le scienze, et arti del 1567, e Giustino Historico Nelle historie di Trogo Pompeo del 1561. (6 volumi) 400
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Lot 658
Valdes, Diego de. Rhetorica christiana ad concionandi et orandi usum ac commodata […] ex Indorum maxime deprompta sunt. Perugia, Pietro Giacomo Petrucci, 1579. In 4° (245 x 174 mm); [20], 378, [18] pagine. Frontespizio allegorico con stemma del dedicatario, papa Gregorio XIII, sul frontespizio, 25 incisioni in rame nel testo e fuori testo (restauro all’angolo inferiore del frontespizio, manca la tabella ripiegata, sporadiche bruniture, piccoli difetti.) Legatura coeva in pergamena con titolo manoscritto al dorso (sciupata). Prima edizione. Medina BHA 259; Sabin 98300; Palau 346897; Anthony Pagden, The fall of natural man, p. 189: “The most elaborate theoretical attempt to exploit the indigenous mnemonic systems was Diego de Valades’s Rhetorica christiana, an exhaustive manual on Indian, or more precisely Mexican, culture and on the ways it could be exploited by the missionary in his constant struggle to establish communication with his charges. Most Indian groups, argued Valades, although ‘rude and uncultured (crassi et inculti)’ had nevertheless contrived a means of conveying messages through ‘arcane modes’, using what he calls ‘figures of the sense of the mind’. These functioned, or so he thought, as the Egyptian hieroglyphs (which until the late eighteenth century were believed to be purely symbolic)”. 1.000
Lot 316
A 1930s 9 carat gold purse watch, the cushion shaped folding case with square engine turned dial, luminous Arabic numerals and hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, Swiss 15 jewel manual wind movement, the case fully hallmarked Birmingham 1935, engine turned overall, 38mm wide, 49gmsMovement functioning, in good overall condition, one minor pin head dent to the outer case, spring bar either snapped or pushed in too far, so loose on upper pivot.
Lot 318
Baume et Mercier, two stainless steel quartz wristwatches, the gentleman's example with rectangular silver dial, silver dart and Arabic numerals and skeleton hands, date aperture at 6 o'clock, 4cm long, on a stitched brown leather strap; the lady's example with white dial and applied silver detail, 3.3cm long, on a black leather strap, in a Baume et Mericer box, with service manual
Lot 315
An IWC lady's 18 carat gold manual wind wristwatch, the gilt dial with baton details, signed 17 jewel movement, the case signed with Helvetia mark, 20mm diameter, on a brown leather strap, together with two lady's quartz wristwatches (3)The first, movement functioning and in good overall condition
Lot 312
Longines, a 1940s 14 carat gold manual wind wristwatch, the convex rectangular case with stepped bezel, the silvered dial signed Longines with crown above, with applied gilt Breguet numerals, and gilt feuille hands, the 17 jewel Longines movement cal. 8L, the case 22mm wide, on a gold woven link strap to fold over clasp, stamped '333' (8 carat), 43.8gmsMovement functioning, scratches to crystal, dust on the dial
Lot 402
Three gentleman's wrist watches, a Rotary "Maximus"with circular arabic dial and subsidary seconds dial in a yellow metal case with expanding bracelet, a Smiths 21 jewel shockproof watch with circular arabic dial and sweep seconds in a yellow metal case with strap, a Cyma stainless steel watch, all manual wind. (3)
Lot 1510
1959 BSA Bantam D1 125cc. Registration number 663 FYB (original and non transferable). Frame number BD2s-70632. Engine number DDB 12615. Introduced in March 1948 the Bantam was, and still is, one of the most archetypal British motorcycles, ridden by many as their first form of transport. It went from 125cc through to 175cc and was regularly improved over the years. The GPO were major buyers due to the ease of use and reliability. This particular example has the plunger rear suspension, three speed gearbox and battery electrics. It was originally owned by Leonard Cook of Midsomer Norton, near Bath before being sold to Fred Chivers of Peasedown-St-John, near Bath in 1971. William Stanifarth of Gloucester purchased her next and restored her, circa 1992, she was then left in a barn until sold to our vendor in 2008. He recommissioned her and has had many outings but due to other commitments she has not been used for a year. When the cataloguer arrived she fired up instantly and the electrics all worked. We would recommend gentle recommissioning before heading out for a run. Sold with RF 60, V5C, 1992 and 2010 MOT's and a workshop manual.
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