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Click here to subscribeOmega: A gold plated automatic Seamaster presentation wristwatch, circa 1969The circular gold tone dial, with applied gold tone and black baton markers, an outer minute scale, with day and date aperture to three, to a replacement black leather strap, dial diameter 37mm CONDITION REPORT: Wright Marshall do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches old
Rolex: A stainless steel Oyster Precision bracelet wristwatchThe circular silvered dial, with applied silver and black baton markers, an outer minute scale, central stainless steel second hand, with stainless steel oyster bracelet no. 78350 19, folding clasp in stainless steel signed Rolex, ref no. 6427, dial diameter 33mm CONDITION REPORT: Unfortunately we are unable to remove the strap from the caseAppears to be in working order, seconds had sweepingWear to the edge of the plastic dial cover, and some slight scratches to dial cover.Wright Marshall do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches old
Omega: A ladies 9ct gold manual wind bracelet watchThe silver tone dial of circular form, with applied hourly baton markers, black hands, to a 9ct gold fancy link strap, hallmarked Birmingham, dial diameter 20mm CONDITION REPORT: weight 13.32ggross 13.55gwhen wound currently tickingsome slight scratches to glassGeneral wear to strap, clasp and case as a result of wearCrown with Omega logoStrap non-original, bearing 9ct gold marksWright Marshall cannot guarantee the watch is working correctly
Omega: An 18ct gold automatic Constellation chronometer wristwatchThe circular gold tone dial, with applied gold tone and black baton markers, an outer minute scale, with date aperture to three, the reverse inscribed, to an expandable replacement strap, a.f., watch no. 18311865, dial diameter 33mm CONDITION REPORT: Wright Marshall do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches oldSeconds hand currently working Crown moves in and out, without Omega logo, possible replacement Strap brokenThe dial with some blemishesThe back inscribed 'J. Banks in appreciation 1922-1962' around and Omega logo
Omega: A 9ct gold manual wind presentation wristwatchThe white dial with applied gold Arabic numerals and baton hour markers, inner printed five minute divisions, gold hands, subsidiary second dial, to a replacement expandable strap, inscribed to the reserves, dial diameter 33mm CONDITION REPORT: When wound (smooth wind) watch ticks, seconds hand is moving and appearing to work correctlyCrown AF, loose, can come out with ease, not so loose that it falls out. Still winds the movement smoothly and well. It is base metal possibly not originalThe dial slight blemishes, apart from that in reasonable conditionInscribed to reverseCase with scratches to base and side as a result of wear. Clear marks where back has tried to be openedStrap not original.Wright Marshall do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches old
Zenith: A 9ct gold manual wind gentleman's bracelet watchThe champagne tone sunburst effect dial with hourly applied batons, bordered by a minute track, round case hallmarked London, fitted to a 9ct gold textured strap, dial diameter 34mm. CONDITION REPORT: Wright Marshall do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches oldWeight 59.9gWhen wound apparently tickingBlemishes to faceCase, swap and clasp with general wear and scratchesPlastic with a few scratchesstrap possibly not original
Rolex: An 18ct gold cased Precision manual wind wristwatch, circa 1950sThe circular dial, with applied gold tone Arabic numerals and baton markers, an outer minute scale, with black hands and a gold tone second hand, to a non-original 9ct gold brick-link bracelet strap, case no. 3745, dial diameter 33mm CONDITION REPORT: Wright Marshall cannot guarantee the working of any watches.Back closing tight bracelet stamped ET and 9ct not British HMlength 20.5cm, gross weight 52.39gCrown possible replacement and slightly bent.
Omega: A 9ct gold manual wind bracelet wristwatchThe circular white dial, with applied gold tone Roman numerals, an outer minute scale, the case hallmarked for Birmingham 1986, to a gold plated bracelet replacement strap, case no. 181389, movement no. 18716091, dial diameter 33mm CONDITION REPORT: Please note the estimate has been amended from £120-180 to £150-250When wound ( smooth wind), watch tidy, seconds hand appears to be moving and working correctly crown moving in and out albeit a little stiff.The dial with some slight blemishes Evidence of general wear , surface scratches and bruisedThe gold plated strap, with some slight wear to edges, signed Omega, strap no. 518Wright Marshall do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches old
Omega: A manual wind Seamaster wristwatch The silvered circular dial with hourly applied gold tone markers, with subsidiary dial, yellow metal tonneau shaped case, base metal back, fitted to a non-original brown leather strap with pin buckle, dial diameter 35mm CONDITION REPORT: Wright Marshall do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches old
Tudor: A 9ct gold manual wind wristwatchThe circular white dial, with applied gold tone Roman numerals and baton markers, an outer minute scale, subsidiary second dial, the cased hallmarked for Edinburgh 1957, bearing Rolex mark, to a brown leather replacement strap, case diameter 33mm CONDITION REPORT: when wound (smooth wind), watch ticks second hand dial appears to be moving and working correctly, crown moves in and out correctlythe dial with some blemishesthe gilt numerals with tarnish marks evidence of general wear due to age, surface scratches and dents to goldto original red box, very tired.Wright Marshall do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches old
An 18ct white gold diamond set lady's cocktail watchThe silvered dial with hourly applied gilt markers, circular shaped case with single-cut diamond set bezel, fitted to a black leather strap with pin buckle, hallmarked London, a.f., case diameter 1.5cm CONDITION REPORT: Wright Marshall do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches old
Omega: A manual wind Geneve wristwatchThe circular silver tone dial, with applied baton markers and outer minute dial, date aperture to three o'clock, the gold tone hands with luminous insert and gold seconds hand, to replacement leather strap, with box and papers, dial diameter 35mm CONDITION REPORT: When wound, seconds hand appears to be moving, Please note Wright Marshall do not guarantee the working order of watches
Breitling: A stainless steel automatic chronograph Montbrillant Legende bracelet watch The white dial with silver tone hourly applied markers, bordered by a minute track, date aperture to six o'clock, subsidiary recorder dials to three and nine o'clock, outer telemetric track, tonneau shaped case, fitted to an integral steel link bracelet, reference no. A23340, case no. 1207B3, serial no. 2303825, dial diameter 45mm CONDITION REPORT: Wright Marshall do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches old
Garrard: A stainless steel automatic wristwatchThe silvered dial with hourly applied markers, date aperture positioned to three o'clock, bordered by a minute track, tonneau shaped case, fitted to a non-original brown leather strap with pin buckle, dial diameter 35mm, together with, a stainless steel automatic Tissot wristwatch, dial diameter 35mm (2) CONDITION REPORT: Both watches currently appear to be working, however Wright Marshall do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches oldBoth with surface scratches and general wear as a result of useFurther straps fairly tired Some blemishes to dial
Sydney Harpley RA (1927-1992) ''Singapore Girl on a Swing'' Signed in the cast and numbered 4/6, 6 June 1984, on a black slate base and stand, bronze, life size Bronze: 158cm high, 170cm wide (approx.) Base: 45cm high, 88cm wide, 62cm deep Plinth: 8cms high, 84cm wide, 59cm deep Exhibited: Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, 1984, V15 Harrogate Festival Exhibition, 1985 On loan to the Mercer Art Gallery and the Harrogate Town Hall since 1991 *Artists' Resale Rights/Droit de Suite may apply to this lot, please refer to our Terms of Business Sydney Harpley was born in 1927 and served in the army National service 1945-48. Between 1950-53 Harpley studied sculpture at Hammersmith School of Art, where he gained the National Diploma in Art and Design. This was followed with a period spent at the Royal College of Art from 1953-56 and was made an Associate of the Royal College of Art. Harpley first exhibited sculpture at the Young Contemporaries in London and the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition of 1954, subsequently exhibiting at the latter every year. Harpley has held a number of highly successful one man shows, including those at The Society of Arts, Cape Town, South Africa (1964), Adler Fielding Gallery, Johannesburg, South Africa (1964), The White House Gallery, Breda, Holland (1974), Nevil Gallery Bath, UK, (1983) to name but a few amongst others within Europe and the United Kingdom. Mixed exhibitions have also been numerous within England. In 1958/9 Harpley was commissioned by London County Council to produce two sculptures, which was quickly followed by a commission from Hemel Hempstead New Town in 1960 for another four works. Cape Town has an over life size memorial to Jan Christian Smuts, amongst other international commissions, but perhaps ''Girl on Swing'' for the Singapore Botanical Gardens of 1984 is most notable here being no.1 from the edition of 6 and commissioned by his Excellency David Marshall, Singapore Ambassador to France. Harpley also lectured at several art schools within the United Kingdom and acted within various committees including the Selection Committee for RA, the Summer Exhibition (1975-76), Council of RA (1975-6) & 1982-3. Bronzes by this important Neo-Romantic artist can be found in many international and national collections including the National Gallery of New Zealand, the National Gallery of South Africa, Bradford City Art Gallery, University of Leeds (The Stanley and Audrey Burton Gallery), Samuel Josefowitz Collection, Geneva, Fleur Cowles Meyer Collection, London and the Paul Mellon Collection, USA. He has also produced several significant portrait busts on commission which include: HSH Prince Albert of Monaco for HSH Princess Grace of Monaco, Lee Kwan Yew, Prime Minister of Singapore and Viscount Villiers for Lord Jersey to name but a few. Sydney Harpley's work captures the full grace of the female form. ''Girl on a Swing'' should be considered one of his finest works representing neo-romanticism in its purest form and arguably equivalent to some of the earlier work produced by Degas and Rodin of a similar theme.
A group of four WW2 medals, awarded to Merchant Navy seaman Gordon Marshall comprising War Medal 1939-45, Atlantic, Italy and 1939-45 Stars in issue box with slip and Merchant Navy Identity Card; a group of four WW2 medals awarded to George E. Grey RASC comprising War Medal 1939-45, Africa Star with 1st Army clasp, Italy and 1939-45 Stars in issue box with slip, dog tags, badges and associated paperwork; and two other WW2 Stars
δ Russell Marshall (b.1967) It's Elvis fucking Presley's gun Screenprint in colours, 2015, signed and numbered from the edition of 70 in pencil, on wove paper, with margins, 450 x 625mm (17 5/8 x 24 5/8in) δ This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.
δ Russell Marshall (b.1967) Kate Multiple Screenprint in colours, 2015, signed and numbered from the edition of 40 in pencil, on wove paper, with margins, 630 x 430mm (24 3/4 x 17in) δ This lot is sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.
Three Boxed Matchbox Moko Lesney Models,23a Berkley Caravan, pale blue, metal wheels,28a Bedford Compressor, orange body, silver trim,metal wheels and 35a Marshall Horse Box,red cab, beige back,metal wheels, all in near mint to mint condition, with excellent B2 boxes, complete with all end flaps (3 items)
Silver Proofs 'Diana Princess of Wales Coin Collection' Bosna I Hercegovina 10 Maraka 1998, Cook Islands 1 Dollar 1997, Liberia 10 Dollars 1997, 20 Dollars 1997 x 6, Marshall Islands 50 Dollars 1997, Niue 10 Dollars 1997 x 2, 1998 Seychelles 25 Rupees 1997 x 2 Sierra Leone 10 Dollars 1997 x 2, Soloman Islands 10 Dollars 1998, Tome 1000 Dobras 1997, Turks and Caicos 20 Crowns 1998 x 3, includes a Gold Plated, UK Crown 1981 and a CU-NI 5 Pound 1997, all in a Blue Coin Case with 22 certificates (24)
Mark V. Marshall for Doulton Lambeth- a stoneware oil lamp c. 1882, relief decorated with stylised winged horses and cats amid scrolling leaves, predominantly in brown, blue and grey glazes, impressed marks date code, incised decorators marks, in a dresser style brass scrollwork stand, height to oil lamp fitting 42cm, excluding glass shade and chimney
Marshall, Greenside: a 19th Century mahogany longcase clock, the 13in. white painted dial decorated with hunting scenes to the arch and spandrels, with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds and date dials, the eight day striking movement with anchor escapement, arched glazed panelled door flanked by turned pilasters, crossbanded panels below with arched panelled flanked by further turned pilasters, raised on a plinth base, 21 x 82in. high.
Stained pine alter frontal cabinet with panelled detail and hinged top revealing five wall hangings, each mounted with approximately ten large coloured religious prints, printed by Thomas Nelson & Son Ltd with associated framed certificate 'The alter frontal and hangings where given in memory of the devoted work of Catherine Marshall mother of this home for 24 years 1918-1942 by many of her friends and old girls of St Stevens dedication on March 14th 1953'
Field Marshall the Rt Hon the Earl of Alexander of Tunis KG GCB OM GCMG CSI DSO MC CD PC(Can) 17th Governor General of Canada. An interesting and unique lot belonging to L/Cpl George William Sharpe, Alexanders driver in North Africa. Lot includes photo of Churchill Alexander and Sharpe with car. Large hand signed photo of Alexander dedicated to Sharpe Feb 11th 1943. Plus original car Pennants (qty)
WILLIAM MARSHALL (1923-2007) for Leach Pottery; a large faceted stoneware vase covered in speckled off white glaze, impressed WM and SI marks, height 34cm. (D) Provenance: Purchased from Leach Pottery, St Ives in the early 1960s and in a private collection ever since. CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk
WILLIAM MARSHALL (1923-2007) for Leach Pottery; a large porcelain bowl covered in celadon glaze, incised floral pattern to exterior and the well, impressed WM and SI marks, maximum diameter 29cm. (D) Provenance: Purchased from Leach Pottery, St Ives in the early 1960s and in a private collection ever since. CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. Rings like a bell. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk
Stamps of German New Guinea surcharged: 1914 (17 Oct) -15 3s on 3m violet-black, setting 3 with surcharge spaced 3½ to 4mm, pos. 2 showing no stop after "I" and only a tiny trace after "R" (SG 14b), fine used by part violet ds of RABAUL, a great rarity as setting 3 was used mainly on Marshall Islands stamps, the second recorded used example, with 1992 Holcombe Cert
Stamps of Marshall Islands surcharged: 1914 (16 Dec) with surcharge spaced 5mm, 2d on 10pf carmine, error surcharge double, one inverted (SG 52g), the upright surcharge from setting 10 pos.5, the inverted from setting 11 pos. 1, one short perf at top, fresh large part o.g., BPA Cert (1958), rare and striking
Stamps of Marshall Islands surcharged: 1914 (16 Dec) Setting 10 with surcharge spaced 5mm, 3d on 30pf black and orange/buff, from pos.2, error surcharge inverted (SG 55g), tied to small piece by oval RABUAL ds (Gibbs type 8) in violet for JAN 7 1915, we believe the cancel may not be contemporary but this barely detracts from the desirability of this rarity of which only five were printed, the remaining known examples being unused, clear BPA Cert (1979), cat £9,500. Ex Marquess of Bute
Stamps of Marshall Islands surcharged: 1914 (16 Dec) Setting 3 with surcharge spaced 3½ to 4mm, 1s on 1m carmine, pos.2 showing no stop after "I" (SG 59b), tied to small piece by fine oval RABAUL ds (Gibbs type 8) in violet for JAN 15 1915, attractive and very rare in used condition, Holcombe Cert (1994)
Stamps of Marshall Islands surcharged: 1914 (16 Dec) Setting 2 with surcharge spaced 5mm, 8d on 80pf black and carmine/rose, pos.4 (SG 58), tied to philatelic cover by fine STEPHANSORT/13 cancel (Gibbs type 6) in black, the addressee, Captain J P Fry was in charge of the treasury at Rabaul and involved in the production of the G.R.I. issues, back flap missing but rare and attractive
Stamps of German New Guinea surcharged: 1914 (17 Oct) -15 5s on 5m carmine and black, setting 3 with surcharge spaced 3½ to 4mm, pos. 2 with no stop after "I" (SG 15b), tied to piece by part oval ds of RABAUL, previously lifted from piece for removal of blanket marks and replaced but a great rarity as setting 3 was used mainly on Marshall Islands stamps and the only recorded used example, ex Manus, Bute and Brown, with 1992 Holcombe Cert
Stamps of Marshall Islands surcharged: 1914 (16 Dec) surcharge spaced 5mm, 1d on 5pf green, 2d on 10pf carmine, sett.11, pos.1, 2d on 20pf ultramarine sett.10, pos.2, each used but cancels not legible (SG 51/3), also 1915 (Jan) '1' on 2d on 10pf carmine (SG 63) with similar cancel, a few imperfections
Stamps of German New Guinea surcharged: 1914 (17 Oct) -15 5s on 5m carmine and black, setting 3 with surcharge spaced 3½ to 4mm, pos. 3 (SG 15), used by Rabaul Gibbs type 5 single line cancel, a rarity as setting 3 was used mainly on Marshall Islands stamps, some light toning, colour suffusion and trivial internal wrinkle, with 2009 BPA Cert and 2004 Eichele Cert, cat £16,000
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