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Lot 242
Patek Philippe, ref. 2496, an 18 carat gold wrist watch, numbered 515.695, circa 1956, manual wind movement, 18 jewels, adjusted to five positions, cal. 10-200, numbered 745.251, silver hobnail guilloche dial with applied gold baton hour markers, gold leaf hour and minute hands, subsidiary seconds dial to 6 o'clock, hobnail patterned case, snap case back stamped 750 with poinçon, dial, crown, case and movement signed, on a non-original brown lizard print leather strap with gold plated pin buckle, accompanied by a 19mm 18 carat gold Patek Philippe bracelet in hobnail pattern, associated box and an extract from Patek Philippe's archives.
Lot 251
Rolex, ref. 2008, a 9 carat gold wrist watch, no. 26595 hallmarked Glasgow 1936, manual wind movement, 15 jewels, silver dial with gold Arabic numeral hour markers, seconds sub dial to six, blued steel leaf hour and minute hands, snap case back, case, dial and movement signed, on a non-original brown leather strap with pin buckle, diameter 28mm
Lot 238
Heuer, Carrera ref. 2447S, a stainless steel chronograph wrist watch, numbered 77622, circa 1964, manual wind movement, 17 jewels unadjusted, cal. Valjoux 72, later 'first execution' white dial with white subdials, pointed steel hands with luminous inserts, black subsidiary dial hands, steel seconds recording hand, screw-down case back, dial, case, crown and movement signed, on a non-original black leather strap with signed stainless steel pin buckle, diameter 36mm
Lot 239
Chopard, Mille Miglia, ref 8511, a limited edition stainless steel chronograph wrist watch, no. 1457778 525/2009 circa 2010, automatic movement, 37 jewels adjusted to 5 positions, cal. 2894-2, grey dial with luminous Arabic numeral hour markers, steel pointed hour and minute hands with luminous inserts, white subsidiary dial hands, silver seconds recording hand with red tip, subsidiary dials at 3, 6 and 9, date aperture at 4.30, screwed exhibition case back, dial, case and movement signed, on a signed black rubber strap with signed stainless steel pin buckle, ac companied by a Chopard box, instruction book, CD, chronometer certificate and warranty dated 2010, diameter 42mm
Lot 245
Patek Philippe, Golden Ellipse, ref. 3546, an 18 carat gold wrist watch, no. 2708298, circa 1970s, manual wind movement, 18 jewels, adjusted in 5 positions, cal. 23-300, numbered 1212927, blue dial with applied gold baton hour markers, pointed gold hour and minute hands, diamond-set bezel, snap case-back stamped 750 with poinçon, case, dial and movement signed, on a non-original black leather strap with pin buckle, diameter 27mm Please see the condition report on our website for details of third-party intervention.
Lot 244
Patek Philippe, ref. 3503, an 18 carat gold wrist watch, no. 2646335, circa 1960s, manual wind movement, 18 jewels, adjusted to 5 positions, cal. 175, numbered, 1132672, silver dial with black baton hour markers, gold pencil hour and minute hands, snap-back stamped 750 with poinçon, case, dial and movement signed, on a non-original black leather strap with pin buckle, width 26mm
Lot 237
Heuer, Carrera, ref. 1153S, stainless steel chronograph wrist watch, no. 148581, automatic movement, 17 jewels unadjusted, cal. 12, silver dial with applied steel baton hour markers with black inserts and luminous dots, black subsidiary dials, pointed steel hands with black edges and luminous inserts, white subsidiary hands, red seconds recording hand, date aperture to 6 o'clock, black outer tachymeter scale, screw-down case back, dial, crown, case and movement signed, on a non-original grey suede strap with pin buckle, diameter 38mm
Lot 482
Badges of Office (3): comprising: City of London, engraved badge of office, oval open-work in silver, hallmarked London, 1785, by Aldridge & Green, with arms of the City of London, 81 x 73mm, with pin and chain for suspension, very fine and rare; City of Westminster, magistrate’s badge, in silver-gilt, hallmarked London 1859 and maker IG, the open-work badge with the arms of the Westminster Magistracy and the reverse with a lengthy inscription concerning the permission granted by George III in 1765 for the wearing of such badges, and inscribed to George Parbury Esq., 80 x 58mm, with loop for suspension, very fine and rare; and Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours, bronze-gilt badge by Gass & Co, inscribed to E.J.C. and dated 16 May 1887, 72 x 52mm, with loop and chain, very fine (3). The magistrate George Parbury (1807-1881) was a publisher with a special interest in India, a freemason in India and London, Master of Merchant Taylors Livery Company, Justice of the Peace for Surrey and Middlesex and Deputy Lieutenant for Tower Hamlets.
Lot 490
Victoria - George V, medals (7), all in their original cases of issue, comprising bronze prize medal of the Crystal Palace Picture Gallery to R.H. Nibbs in 1873, 63mm (with biographical details of recipient); silver-gilt member’s badge of the Kensington International Exhibition, 1862, awarded to T. Scambler Owdon, 77 x 64mm with ribbon and pin suspension; Guildhall Ball, 1887, silver-gilt badge, 26mm; International Inventions Exhibition, 1885, bronze pass for S. Spooner, 25 x 19mm; Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, silver Coronation medal, 1902 (B.H.M. 3772); George V and Queen Mary, bronze plaquette for the Coronation, 1911, by T. Szirmai, 75 x 52mm; and Opening of Lloyd’s new building, 1928, silver medal, by F. Bowcher, 63.5mm, mainly extremely fine (7)
Lot 778
An English porcelain two handled cabinet tray, early to mid 19th century, finely painted in polychrome enamels of the Virgin Mary and the infant child Christ all within an apple green ground border with gilt foliate garlands with geometric decorated band, shaped handles with gilt floral medallions with leafy terminals, inscribed verso Virgin and Child, 31.5 cm diameter (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: There are four very tiny surface scratches to the right hand side of the quatrefoil in the centre panel, three of these are smaller than a pin head. There is some very light rubbing to the bottom edge gilt rim. There are tiny scratch marks to each handle (almost invisible to the naked eye but can be seen using a jewellers loupe). The body rings out nicely when lightly tapped.
Lot 1186
A Benham and Froud copper jelly mould, 19th century, stamped R. Fortt and with struck manufacturers mark No. 181, 15.5 cm diameter. CONDITION REPORT: Using a high powered light there are two small pin sized holes to the upper right hand scroll and has a small indention directly beneath the holes, a further indentation to 2 cm away and a smaller indentation to the lower part of the scroll body, but these indentations are minor and not overly detrimental. All other scrolls appear to be intact. There is the usual reside of metal polish in all crevices. The zinc lining of the zinc painted interior has rubbed through to the copper body on all high points. There are no cracks or splits visible. There are however, some minor surface marks. The well at the very top of the mould is this, if comparable to silver one would think that a monogram or inscription has been rubbed out, however there are no signs of any engravings but it is this to the touch.
Lot 783
Two Minton handpainted cups and saucers, mid 19th century, hand painted with floral sprays one beneath an apple green border with gilt decorations with moulded rim heightened with gilding pattern 549, the other with floral sprays beneath gilt c scrolls and trellis on a turquoise ground with moulded gilt rim, pattern number 5028, 14.8 cm and 14.3 cm diameter. CONDITION REPORT: The turquoise ground saucer and matching cup is in good decorative order throughout with no obvious signs of cracks, chips or restoration. There are two pin head sized surface to the turquoise border to the interior of the cup, it rings out when lightly tapped. The green ground cup has numerous pin head sized scratches to the interior green border. The gilt handle is 40% worn. There are small spots of gilt rubbing on the rim. The teacup is structurally sound with no obvious visible chips, cracks or restorations and rings out nicely when lightly tapped. Its matching saucer has rubbing on the high moulded points on the interior and also on the interior gilding. The rim gilding is in good decorative order. There are no obvious visible signs of chips, cracks or restorations. The saucer rings our nicely when lightly tapped.
Lot 353
A Chinese blue and white prunus pattern ginger jar, late 19th century, having a slightly domed cover, with two blue concentric ring marks to the underside, all upon a carved hardwood stand, overall height including stand 31 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The lid has been broken in half and glued. There are small pin head size heating and piling spots throughout the body, however this is a manufacturing flaw. The vase rings out nicely when lightly tapped. The wood base is in good order although it does have some light marks where the vase has sat and also some very light rub marks on the feet.
Lot 936
A Victorian diamond brooch, formerly the centre piece of a tiara, with silver mounts with gold back, set with old cut diamonds comprising a central cluster flanked by scrolls with plumes above. Total diamond weight +/- 7 carats. The brooch pin being detachable by means of a screw to the reverse. Total weight 19.3 grams. Width 6.5 cm (see illustration).
Lot 295
A Chinese hardwood coffee table, the top inset with blue foliate cloisonné plaques. 83 cm x 46 cm x 33 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The cloisonné panels are held in with brass pins. The left hand roundel has small cloisonné surface losses (starting at 12 o'clock and running through to 2 o'clock). There is a small chip to the edge where the securing pin is (situated at 7 o'clock). The remainder of the panel appears to be in good decorative order. The right hand panel has a chip where a securing pin hold the panel in place (7 o'clock). There are further small chips at 10 o'clock again where a securing pin is place. There is a tiny surface chip to the edge of one of the small flowers which frame the central flower (at 11 o'clock). A further chip to the blue ground on the top side of the large flower located at 3 o'clock. This is approximately 4 mm x 2 mm in size. Both panels have surface scratches. The wood table again has surface scratches albeit light and some age splits where the joints are. There is a tiny section missing on the outside of the left hand panel located at 4 o'clock. The top right hand edge has a scuff mark. There are ten scuff marks along the bottom edge of the top. There are numerous white paint spots to the surface of the table which can obviously be easily removed. All the legs have fine hairline splits but none are open.
Lot 1255
A Nazi Labour Day "Tag der Arbeit" pin badge, by P. Erich Bruckmann, Menden i.w., a lighter in the form of a bullet, a silver metal and enamel badge with initials "WRMW", six 19th century livery buttons decorated with a swan by Pitt & Co., 50 St. Martins Lane, London, and a 15th North Auckland Regiment Great War cap badge.
Lot 336
Three Chinese celadon ground dishes, 20th century, one of rectangular form the other two graduated and shaped, each with white floral relief decoration and a pair of blue glazed vase stands, widest dish 24.5 cm, vase stands 19.5 cm diameter. CONDITION REPORT: The smaller shaped celadon dish has a 2 mm long firing hairline crack to the left hand rim. There is a small amount of pitting within the interior of the bowl. There are four pinhead size holes to the glaze on the exterior where an air bubble has popped. All faults mentioned are manufacturing faults. The larger shaped celadon dish has a small iron oxide spot to the front of the rim. The interior of the bowl has numerous pitting spots. The exterior sides of the bowl has four small firing spots where an air bubble has burst or where the glaze has not joined. All faults are manufacturing faults. The rectangular celadon dish has a small spot on the rim where the glaze has not joined. There are two small pin head size glaze holes where an air bubble has popped. There is a small pinhead size spot of iron oxide in the glaze. The interior base has lots of pinhead size pitting marks. The two long sides each have two pinhead size glaze holes where an air bubble has popped one of the shorter sides has three pinhead size air holes where an air bubble has popped. On one of the longer sides there is a very very faint 3 cm brown line which looks to be an inclusion in the glaze and is not a crack. All faults are manufacturing faults. One of the blue stands is missing a foot. The other stand has had a foot broken off and re-attached with glue. Other than those faults mentioned there appear to be no further issues.
Lot 106
A COLLECTION OF GEORGIAN SEWING ACCOUTREMENTS including three finely knitted pin-cushions, one with original woven "necklace", 1 1/2" diameter, a French straw-work book "box" with mirrored and hand coloured print interior, 3 1/2" wide, a small straw-work basket, 7 1/2" wide overall, five various hand-stitched needle rolls, seven various bone tape measures etc. and a small leather card case (Qty) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 127
AN EDWARDIAN SILVER NOVELTY HAT PIN HOLDER, maker's mark JR, Sheffield 1907, modelled as two pairs of golf clubs supporting a frame for six pins centred by a small pair of clubs and a ball, on an oval base with wire wirework centre, raised upon four ball feet, 3 1/2" high (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 217
A SET OF FOUR CHINESE SILVER GOBLETS, maker Wang Hing, early 20th century, the shallow circular bowls all engraved with various presentation inscriptions from the Hong Kong Gun Club (2 x 1909, 1910 and 1911), raised upon triple faux bamboo supports and stepped circular bases, 4 1/2" high, together with a matching pin tray, 1911, 3 1/4" diameter, 23ozs 18dwts total (5) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)
Lot 289
Victorian opal and diamond brooch, set within a border of old cut diamonds,18 ct gold and silver, with later pin and roll catch fitting panel, testing as 9 ct . CONDITIONGross weight 3.8 gramsSolid opal measuring approximately 14.41x 15.2 x 3.2mm, one very very small chip to surface, no cracks, small area of matrix rock visible to back of brooch Opal colours red to violet, metal unmarked testing as 18 ctOpal with matrix, not a doublet
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