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Lot 497
Ephemera – Royalty a superb collection of approx 44 original designs in watercolour possibly by a designed for Garrard for items of Royal jewellery 19th c. Various sizes mounted on card. A fascinating collection. One item is identified as being for a gold pocket watch for the Prince of Wales (later Edward VII). This is further identified as ‘India 1876’- presumably for a Royal tour. Other items carry Masonic insignia
Lot 439
A Quarter Repeating Pocket Watch with Later Dial and Contained in Later Custom-made Case, the gilt fusee movement with cylinder escapement, signed on the top plate Justin Vulliamy, London, plunge repeating on an outer steel gong, diamond endstone, silvered engine turned dial with Roman numerals, dial centre with later inscription, case with engine turned back cover, plunge pendant to operate repeat, ribbed decorated band, movement circa 1770, 43mm wide
Lot 440
An 18ct Gold Pair Cased Lever Pocket Watch, signed Robt Roskell. Liverpool, No.28719, 1818/1820, full plate fusee lever movement signed and numbered, dust cover, jewelled pallets, diamond endstone, gold dial with applied Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, three colour gold applied floral border, plain inner case with maker`s mark NL, Chester 1818, outer case back with engine turning and central engraved initials, borders highly decorated with shells and flowers, outer case maker`s mark ?H JH, Chester 1820, 56mm wide
Lot 441
A Verge Pocket Watch, gilt finished fusee movement signed S Toulmin, Strand, London, No.3395, verge escapement, square baluster pillars, diamond endstone, enamel dial with Arabic and Roman numerals, plain Continental case stamped internally with maker`s mark JLW and 18, dial and movement circa 1770, case later 40mm wide
Lot 442
A Gold Repousse Pair Cased Repeating Verge Pocket Watch, signed J Gerrard, London, circa 1760, gilt finished fusee verge movement signed to top plate, signed dust cover, turned pillars, diamond endstone, hammer striking on a bell when pendant is plunged, white enamel dial with Roman and outer Arabic numerals, gold beetle and poker hands, outer repousse case with pierced borders and rococo scrolls around mythological figures, inner case with pierced scroll decorated border and engraved with mask and cherub figures, case back with engraved initials, both cases with indistinct maker`s mark and hallmarks, 52mm wide
Lot 444
A Quarter Repeating Chronograph Keyless Lever Pocket Watch, circa 1900, frosted lever movement, blued overcoil hairspring, bimetallic balance, striking on two outer steel gongs, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and outer fifths of seconds, seconds dial, plain polished case with chronograph button and repeating slide in the band, inside front cover with engraved inscription and stamped 18k, 51mm wide
Lot 445
An 18ct Gold Full Hunting Cased Chronograph Keyless Lever Pocket Watch, 1907, gilt finished lever movement, bimetallic balance with blued overcoil hairspring, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and outer fifths of seconds track, case with chased floral work to the band and slide lever to operate central chronograph hand, case Chester 1907, 55mm wide
Lot 446
An Unusual Double Dialled Full Hunting Cased Calendar Pocket Watch, circa 1890, nickel finished lever movement, bimetallic balance, blued overcoil hairspring, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, open case back to reveal white enamel chapter ring depicting days of the weeks in French and outer date ring with corresponding central calendar hands, case front cover with engraved monogram, stamped internally 39763 and 14K, 48mm wide
Lot 447
A Minute Repeating Open Faced Keyless Lever Pocket Watch, retailed by Z Barraclough & Sons, Leeds, circa 1890, frosted gilt finished lever movement, bimetallic balance with blued overcoil hairspring, jewelled hammers repeating onto two steel outer gongs, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, case with pusher in the band to operate minute repeater, case stamped 18C and numbered 223284, cuvette inscribed Swiss made for Z Barraclough & Sons, Leeds, 52mm wide
Lot 450
An 18ct Gold Centre Seconds Repeating Pocket Watch, signed Dent, 33 Cockspur Street, Charing Cross, London, No.29524, 1881, gilt finished lever movement, overcoil hairspring, diamond endstone, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, centre seconds, case with repeat slide to the band, case back with engraved monogram, cuvette with engraved presentation inscription, maker`s mark HG, London 1881, 51mm wide
Lot 453
A Centre Seconds Cylinder Pocket Watch, gilt fusee movement signed Peter Smitton, London, No.270, turned pillars, diamond endstone, dust cover signed and numbered, white enamel dial with Roman numerals and outer fifths of seconds track, centre seconds, plain gilt metal case stamped inside the back cover GMB, dial and movement circa 1810, case later, 52mm wide
Lot 455
An 18ct Gold Half Hunting Cased Keyless Lever Pocket Watch, circa 1890, frosted gilt finished lever movement numbered 289760, blued overcoil hairspring, bimetallic balance, wolf tooth winding, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, case back with engraved monogram, inside case back stamped Martin & Co 151 Regent Street London no.3634, 175521, and 18c 0.755, cuvette with engraved presentation inscription, 48mm wide
Lot 458
A Full Hunting Cased Minute Repeating Pocket Watch, circa 1880, nickel finished lever movement, blued overcoil hairspring, bimetallic balance, jewelled hammers and repeating onto two outer gongs, white dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial (bezel dial surround lacking), slide to the band to operate repeat, case back with engraved enamelled monogram, 52mm wide
Lot 459
A Centre Seconds Cylinder Pocket Watch, circa 1840, the elaborately floral engraved movement with cylinder escapement, silvered dial with Roman numerals and central landscape scene, centre seconds, case back engraved with central cavalry scene, inside back cover stamped JDB, argent and numbered 763, 55mm wide
Lot 1197
A Good George III Mahogany and Gilt Metal Mounted Striking Table Clock, signed Thos Pace, London, circa 1790, the inverted bell top with urn shaped finials, side carrying handles and mask and scroll gilt metal sound frets, mask and floral mounted front canted corners, raised on scroll feet, pull repeat cord to the underside, signed 8-inch arched brass dial with a central circular silvered dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, date aperture, the arch with strike/silent selection, twin fusee movement with verge escapement and striking on a bell, backplate finely engraved with floral and scroll decoration, secured by brackets, seatboard inscribed with an old label, 60cm high Thomas Pace, a fine clockmaker, is recorded working at Whitechapel, London 1784-1825. He has a lever pocket watch in the Guildhall Museum. See Baillie (GH) Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World, pg.241.
Lot 949
* An Unusual Combination of Gallantry Awards to Boy Scout R.W. Alford, Member of the Bristol Humane Society and Winner of the Scarce Scout Association Gallantry Cross, for the rescue of a 7 year old boy who fell into the Floating Harbour, Bristol 10.9.1933, Scout Association Silver Cross for Gallantry, reverse engraved `R.W. Alford 15-11-33`, silver (Hallmarks for Birmingham 1932 by Collins London), minor edge knock otherwise extremely fine, with card case of issue, with; Bristol Humane Society certificate, dated 18.12.1933, present `Charles Hardcastle Abbot Esq` in the Chair. Printed `It was Resolved unanimously that`, inscribed in ink `a silver watch together with this the Honorary Testimonial of the Society inscribed on Parchment be given to Richard William Alford age 14 of 39 Colston Road, Easton, Bristol for having on the 10th day of September 1933 gone to the rescue of Kenneth William Rundle age 7 of 22 Wellington Street Cathay Bristol who was in imminent danger of drowning in the Floating Harbour Bristol and whose life he gallantly saved`, Silver Open Face Pocket Watch by Kemp Brothers, Union Street, Bristol, reverse engraved `Presented by Bristol Humane Society to Richard William Alford Age 14 Years for Saving Life on 10th September 1933` (Hallmarks for Birmingham 1924) Boy Scout Richard William Alford, born in St Pauls, Bristol 5.5.1919, son of Elizabeth Louisa Brain, the following account is from a direct descendant `Richard Alford dived into the water taking the young boy under a boat away from the side of the dock into open water as he was in danger of being squashed between the dockside and the boat`. (3)
Lot 326
* WWI Armee de L`Air - French Air Corps. A good early 20th c. Balloonist`s Altimeter instrument for ñAviation Militaire, c. 1910,aneroid barometric type 0-8,000 metres calibration, nickel-plated brass casing with compensating ring adjustment via pocket-watch type knob, silvered dial having inscription ñAviation Militaire Barometre Altimetrique 14160î, contained within circular leather outer-case with four-point locating loops for attachment to balloon or Airship rigging. 4.5in (11.5cm) (1)
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