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Click here to subscribeGirard Perregaux-Lady’s 1970s vintage manual wind bracelet wristwatch, the oval, signed coloured dial with baton hour markers, the signed 17 jewel movement numbered 504-414, the case back with Swiss 18k marks, on a heavy interwoven integrated bracelet stamped ‘750’, 25mm wide, 50g approx Movement does not appear to function. Minor scratches to lens and case back
Tissot-Lady’s 1970s vintage bracelet manual wind wristwatch, the 9ct gold case with signed silver coloured dial having baton hour markers, signed crown, the case back hallmarked Birmingham 1973, the signed Swiss movement 18790985, with integrated 9ct gold mesh bracelet, 19mm diameter Movement currently functions
Rolex (Unicorn)-Lady’s 1920s vintage lady’s manual wind wristwatch, the signed guilloche dial with Roman numerals, the silver case with import marks for Glasgow 1924 and stamped R.W.C. Ltd ‘Unicorn’ and numbered 75088, the movement signed Unicorn 15 jewels, 26mm diameter Movement currently functions - ** General condition consistent with age
WANG GAI (17TH CENTURY) A FOUR-VOLUME SET OF THE MUSTARD SEED GARDEN PAINTING MANUAL "China, dated 1782. 25.5 x 17 cm. Jiezi yuan huazhuan erji. "Mustard Seed Garden Painting Manual, Second Series". Second edition, published in Suzhou in 1782; the first edition was published in Nanjing in 1701. Provenance: collection of Josef Hejzlar, purchased in Beijing in 1952. Published: Josef Hejzlar - "Alte Chinesische Graphik", Prague, Artia, 1972.
PATEK PHILIPPE: A LADY`S GOLD WRISTWATCH WITH ASSOCIATED BRACELET, CIRCA 1950 manual winding movement, lever escapement, jewelled to the centre, compensation balance, silvered dial, applied dot numerals with black batons beneath, 18 carat circular case, the associated hooded lugs later applied, case, dial and movement signed, associated integrated 18 carat gold woven bracelet with safety chain, case No.662976, movement No.854300 case 20mm
PATEK PHILIPPE, `ELLIPSE` REF. 3648: A FINE WHITE GOLD GENTLEMAN`S WRISTWATCH WITH ASSOCIATED BRACELET, CIRCA 1975 cal.23-300 manual winding movement, lever escapement, 18 jewels, gyromax balance, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and five positions, blue satin finished dial, applied baton numerals, 18 carat white gold oval case, snap-on back, concealed lugs, case, dial and movement signed, associated 18 carat white gold woven bracelet maker`s mark C.S.F.S. and with Birmingham hallmarks for 1986, case No.2734644, movement No.1222452 case 32 x 27mm
[TYPOGRAPHY/BRUCE ROGERS] ROGERS (Bruce) An Account of the Making of the Oxford Lectern Bible, 4to, wrappers, O.U.P., n.d.; POLLARD (A. W.) The Trained Printer, 4to booklet using Roger’s Centaur types & Warde’s Arrighi italic, L., 1929; BUCKLAND-WRIGHT (John) Etching and Engraving Techniques and the Modern Trend, 8vo, illus., clo., d.w., Studio, 1953; WEAVER (L.) Lawrence Weaver 1876-1930. An Annotated Bibliography, 8vo, clo/boards, York, 1989; & 2 books on TYPOGRAPHY; JEWITT (E.) Manual of Illuminated and Missal Painting, sm. 8vo, 8 plates, L., n.d., bound up in cloth covers with 2 other works; & 2 other vols. related. (9)
A lady`s 18ct gold, enamelled and diamond-set wristwatch manual, the circular dial with black Arabic numerals, the bezel with pale blue guilloché enamel, set with six rose-cut diamonds, highlighted with black and white enamelled bands, the strap with pale blue guilloché enamel highlighted with white kite shaped enamel details, width of bezel 22mm, contained in a fitted case 1
A lady`s sapphire, diamond and 18ct white gold wristwatch, Omega manual, the circular silvered dial with black and silver baton numerals, with a hinged open work cover set with twelve round yellow sapphires weighing approximately 0,96cts in total, highlighted with ten baguette-cut diamonds weighing approximately 0,98cts in total, on an integral bracelet strap with folding clasp, the inside of the back case stamped "670915" and "7143", width of bezel 12mm 1
Guild Acoustic Guitar, 12- String Guild F-512 Rosewood Jumbo Antique Burst Acoustic guitar with deluxe case & accessories ‘as new condition’, serial number NG 022 001. Traditional series high-end boutique guitar made in Guild`s New Hartford, Conn USA factory after Fender acquired Guild in 1995. The guitar, stated to be approximately 1-year old, comes with owner`s manual& warranty and registration record. Right hand model, 14 frets with 12 metal strings, solid Sitka spruce top with Indian rosewood back & sides, ebony fingerboards with mother of pearl & abalone inlays with gold plate tuning machines. Quality Guild / ETKL Canadian simulated Crocodile skin hard case with key, dark green moulded interior. Original accessories are spare pic guard panel, spare bridge & Hex key adjuster
Classic Golf titles and another (3) to incl Ventola, Jr., Michael. “Fine Art of America’s Fairways”. Illustrated in colour. Green leatherette, pictorial dust jacket, c1998. Near fine – signed by the publisher Wayne Aaron Robb, Geo. “Historical Gossip about Golf and Golfers by a golfer “Far and Sure”, Printed by John Hughes, Thistle Street, Edinburgh, 1863. Later ltd ed no 12/25 published 2004 by Wayne Aaron, Atlanta, Ga. Green paperback. Near fine. Robb, Geo.- “Manual of the Bruntsfield Links Allied Golfing Club for 1867 – 1868”. Instituted in 1856. Printed for the Allied Club, Edinburgh, 1867. Later ltd ed no 12/25 published 2004 by Wayne Aaron, Atlanta, Ga. Green Paperback. Note: Original is one of a kind historical golf book ever published and distributed by Geo. Robb
1914-15 PANHARD & LEVASSOR X25 ex c1914 PANHARD & LEVASSOR X25 A immatriculer en collection 4 cylindres de 2815cm3 Boîte de vitesse à 4 rapports + MA Seuls 66 exemplaires produits12 000 / 17 000 € Le type X25 est né en mars 1914. C`est un 4 cylindres à soupapes latérales de 80x140 soit 2815 cm3 d`une puissance de 35 cv environ. La boite de vitesses est à 4 rapports et une MA. Le démarrage et l’éclairage sont électriques. Seuls 66 châssis utilitaires sortiront cette année- là dont 60 en version ambulance. L`exemplaire ici présent commencera sa carrière au service de santé de l`armée française : 4 places couchées + 2 places assises sur strapontins pour le personnel soignant ou blessés légers à l`arrière + 3 places à l`avant, dont une permettant de s`assoir tourné vers l`avant ou vers l`arrière pour surveiller les blessés. (si vous voulez un camping car il ne tient qu`à vous....) L`exemplaire ici présent (probablement unique rescapé) se trouvait dans une ferme de la région parisienne avec d`autres antiquités. Celle-ci sera détruite avec son contenu pour la plus grande satisfaction d`un promoteur immobilier. Après sa carrière militaire, il servira de fourgon d`intervention au service de la "société du gaz de paris" comme en témoignent les inscriptions en lettres d`or que l`on peut encore voir sur ses flancs. Il sera ensuite au service de monsieur E.BELLOT 14 rue du jeu de paume à Nogent sur marne (seine) foi de la plaque fixée au tableau de bord. Le propriétaire actuel en fera l`acquisition au début des années 80 et le préserva à l’abri. Le moteur tourne librement. After its service in the army (as an ambulance), this Panhard served as a utility truck for the Gaz de Paris company. After that, it was sold to monsieur E.Bellot from Nogent sur Marne according to the plate still present on the dashboard. This X25 was found in a farm by its current owner in the vicinity of Paris before it was razed for construction purposes in the early 80’s. It is fitted with a 4 speed (+reverse) manual gearbox and a 4 cylinder engine of 2815c rated at about 35bhp. Only 66 trucks were manufactured in 1914 of which 60 were ambulances, like this one.
A Tag Heuer gentleman`s Carrera twin time automatic wrist watch presented on a black leather after marker perforated strap, watch case 41mm diam including crown, watch is is working condition, complete with original box, outer box, inter-nation guarantee card, instruction manual and original bill of receipt.
A rare POW Rolex Oyster Chronograph, circa 1941, with interesting WW2 history. Stainless steel `monobloc` Oyster case, ref 3525, serial number 186052, indicating a manufacture date of 1940/41. Black dial signed - Rolex Oyster Chronograph Antimagnetic - with gold coloured numerals and outer telemetric and tachometric scales; luminous hour and minute hands; subsidiary dials for running seconds and minutes elapsed. Signed 17 jewel, manual win chronograph movement with overcoil hairspring and monometallic balance. Dial, case and movement signed. Later fitted leather strap. Diameter 35mm excl. crown. Included with this lot will be Flt/Lt Imerson`s Gold fish Card issued in 1943, copies of period photos of him and his wife (some bearing the Stalag L3 `gepruft` stamp), a copy of his amazing story and the expanding bracelet that was fitted to the watch in the 1960s. This watch was ordered by a British RAF bomber pilot, Flight Lieutenant Gerald A. D. Imeson, whilst a Prisoner of War in Stalag Luft III. It was sent to him at the camp via the International Red Cross in Geneva. He was the pilot of Wellington bomber R1219 of 101 Squadron that was shot down and crashed into the North Sea in October 1941. Stalag Luft III was the scene of the ‘Great Escape’ in 1944 where he was involved with tunnel preparations and allocated No. 172 in the escape plan. Early in 1945 he and all the other POWs in the camp were force-marched across Germany in extreme winter conditions on what became known as the ‘Long March’. This watch accompanied him throughout his ordeal as a POW until liberation in May 1945. Condition Report: Overall the watch is in good, original condition. The hand wound movement is currently running with a good action and the chronograph feature functions correctly. The original black dial has good patina with slight fading around the hour numerals, noticeable with an eyeglass. Original hands show very light pitting. The steel case is in good condition with slight bruising and scratches evident (as would be expected). One chronograph pusher has end plating worn away (the other was replaced by Rolex during a service in 1980). Leather strap and buckle are not original to the watch. As with all watches sold, we do not guarantee the accuracy or working of this watch and would recommend it is serviced before use. “Rolex have confirmed that their records show that Chronograph ref 3525, s/n 186052 was produced by them in 1941”.
Omega - a gentleman's 9ct gold manual wind Deville wristwatch, the cream dial with black Roman numerals, the 9ct gold case hallmarked for London 1968, signed 'Omega Watch Company' and no.115067, the seventeen jewel movement signed 'Omega', to later black leather strap, width of case approx. 32mm
Omega - a gentleman's 9ct gold manual wind Deville wristwatch, the cream dial with applied hourly batons, the rectangular case stamped 'Omega Watch Company', numbered 1115084 and hallmarked for London 1970, movement signed 'Omega', to later brown crocodile leather strap, width of case approx. 28mm, movement not currently in working order
Hefik - a gentleman's 9ct gold manual wind wristwatch, the champagne dial with Arabic twelve, six and nine and applied hourly batons with date aperture at 3 o'clock, the circular case with worn hallmarks for 9ct on inside back, to later black leather strap, movement signed 'Hefik', width of case approx. 32mm
Rolex - a stainless steel mid size Oyster Junior Sport automatic wristwatch, the cream dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute track of subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o'clock, the stainless steel case back numbered 126460 and 2781, unable to remove back to comment on movement, case width approx. 30mm Please note: This is manual wind not automatic as described in the catalogue
Rolex - a circa 1920 ladies 18ct gold manual wind wristwatch, the unsigned cream dial with textured inner oval, black Arabic numerals and outer minute track, the elongated octagonal case stamped on the inner back 'W&D' with import marks for probably 1919, numbered 1693, the fifteen jewel movement signed Rolex and Swiss Made 1920, to later brown leather strap, width of case approx. 21mm, movement not currently in working order (illustrated)
A ladies 18ct white gold diamond set manual wind wristwatch, the cream dial with black Arabic numerals and outer minute track, the square case with a border of round cut diamonds, to decorative side band, back numbered (worn unable to read), and hallmarked London 1928, later manual movement and later black leather strap, width of case approximately 20mm, total estimated diamond weight approx. 1.20ct (illustrated)
Helvetia - a ladies 18ct gold manual wind bracelet watch, the gold toned textured dial with applied hourly batons, the square case with foreign marks for 18ct and no. 105 864 to the back, the seventeen jewel movement signed 'Helvetia' to 18ct woven mesh bracelet and clasp, width of case approx. 20mm (illustrated)
Omega - a ladies 9ct gold manual wind bracelet watch, the champagne dial with applied hourly batons, the round case stamped 'Omega Watch Company', numbered 7115655 and hallmarked for London 1965, to square link 9ct bracelet and clasp, the seventeen jewel movement signed 'Omega Watch Company', width of case approximately 16mm
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