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Lot 40
A silver key wind English lever watch, R. Linford, Norwich no.30428 with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds the movement with chain fusee, cut bimetallic compensation balance and dust cover, in case with vacant cartouche, 50mm dia. London 1886, a curb chain and a gilt metal fob seal intaglio inscribed "Thank Rowland Hill for this"
Lot 155
A Scottish silver clan brooch by R. W. Forsyth, Edinburgh 1919, `Weapon Forefendeth Evil` (Mitford), 5cm (2in) high; and three others, unmarked, comprising: `Fideliter` (Havelock) also engraved `H. I. H.` verso, `O`Hidder Will Zie` (Stewart of Appin) and `Deus Idesto` (Brown) also engraved `1st R. C.` verso (4)
Lot 267
J. S. Williams, Bristol, a silver open face key wind pocket watch, no. 14328, London 1874, the white dial with Roman numerals, gilt Breguet hands and subsidiary seconds, in an engine turned case; M. Dawson, Haddington, a silver open face key wind pocket watch, no. 70, London 1863, the white dial with Roman numerals and blued spade hand (minute lacking), in an engine turned case; and R. Salsbury & Sons, Guildford, a silver open face keyless wind pocket watch, no. 99657, Birmingham 1898, the white dial with Roman numerals, blued spade hands and subsidiary seconds, in a plain case engraved with a monogram (3)
Lot 297
R. Penny, Wells, a George III silver pair cased pocket watch, no. 3338, London 1772, the white dial with black Roman numerals, minute hand only, the fusee verge movement with square baluster pillars, steel three-armed balance, pierced and engraved balance cock and silver regulator disc, in a plain outer case
Lot 535
Great War group of three Medals, 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal, to L-5720, Private G R Reeve, 12th Lancers; together with a pair of Lancers Bridle Badges, Princess Mary Christmas Tin; plus Mirror, his Dog Tag; plus some Postcards including 12th Lancers Regimental “Silk”, Correspondence etc
Lot 1064
A George V Lidded Mustard of oval form, the hinged and domed cover with cast and applied Thumb piece, wirework side handle, to a polished body with beaded rims and raised on four ball feet, to a blue glass liner, length 3”, Chester 1923, Makers Mark J & R G; together with an electroplated Mustard Spoon, (2)
Lot 1246
A cased set of six Teaspoons, produced to commemorate the Coronation of George VI and Queen Elizabeth, each with polished bowls and stems and crown finials, and bearing the various marks for London, Birmingham, Sheffield, Chester, Glasgow and Edinburgh assay offices, 1937, Maker’s Mark R&B, in a fitted red cotton covered case
Lot 110
A four-piece silver tea and coffee service, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1919, comprising a teapot of compressed circular form, with bobbin moulded outlines, ebonised handle and finial, engraved initial `R`, height 14cms, (6½"), a coffee pot, 20cms, (8"), milk jug and two-handled sugar bowl, 45ozs gross.
Lot 362
A Meissen porcelain group, of a lady harpist seated before her elaborate instrument, her companion holding the music score from which she reads, a small boy behind the couple plays the flute, raised on an elaborate reticulated oval base, crossed swords mark, impressed 95 and 163, incised D78, 19th century, the harp`s strings lacking, a chip to the stump at the back, 19.5cm. Provenance: Collection of Professor R C Cookson, 1922-2008.
Lot 34
British Provincial, Co Durham, Darlington, Darlington Bank, Five Pounds, 22 October 1895, G/R 122, for Jonathan Backhouse & Co (Outing 629R; Grant 930C); Durham, Durham Bank, Five Pounds, 16 June 1891, C/W 480, for for Jonathan Backhouse & Co (Outing 722G; Grant 1071); Stockton-on-Tees, Stockton on Tees Bank, Five Pounds, 19 November 1890, A/F 1430, for Jonathan Backhouse & Co (Outing 2050C; Grant 2766) [3]. Signatures cut-cancelled, otherwise very fine to good very fine
Lot 40
British Provincial, Essex, Chelmsford, Essex Bank, Ten Pounds, 6 May 1870, no. 38539, for B. Sparrow, W.M. Tufnell, J.O. Parker, R. Woodhouse & W.N. Tufnell (Outing 484R; Grant 729). Signature cut-cancelled, ink marks on front, split and rejoined at centre, pinholes, otherwise very fine, scarce
Lot 41
British Provincial, Essex, Chelmsford, Essex Bank, Fifty Pounds, 28 April 1869, no. 2855, for B. Sparrow, W.M. Tufnell, J.O. Parker, R. Woodhouse & W.N. Tufnell (Outing 484T; Grant 729). Signature cut-cancelled, ink marks on front, stamps and endorsements on back, pinholes, otherwise very fine, rare
Lot 65
British Provincial, Kent, Canterbury, Canterbury Union Bank, Ten Pounds, 30 January 1840, no. 2325, for Halford, Baldock & Snoulten, signed by R. Halford (Outing 415F; Grant 654). Split and rejoined at centre, bankruptcy stamp on back, pinholes and a small hole on left side, otherwise fine The partnership at the time of the bank being declared bankrupt in October 1841 was Richard Halford, William Henry Baldock and Osborn Snoulten. The bank was later subsumed by Westminster Bank and then NatWest
![British Provincial, Norfolk, King’s Lynn, Lynn R[egi]s & Norfolk Bank, Ten Pounds, 18 October 1880, A 9032, for Lew](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/15299/2792414/96-201041214493_468x382.jpg)
Lot 96
British Provincial, Norfolk, King’s Lynn, Lynn R[egi]s & Norfolk Bank, Ten Pounds, 18 October 1880, A 9032, for Lewis Weston Jarvis & Lewis Whincop Jarvis, signed by L.W. Jarvis (Outing 1075E; Grant 1518B). A few pinholes and notations on back, otherwise good fine Provenance: DNW Auction 70A, 20 June 2006, lot 1557. The bank was taken over by Gurney & Co
![British Provincial, Norfolk, King’s Lynn, Lynn R[egi]s & Norfolk Bank, Ten Pounds, 6 September 1888, A 10369, for J](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/15299/2792414/98-2010412144931_468x382.jpg)
Lot 163
British Provincial, Worcestershire, Evesham, Tewkesbury and Evesham Bank, Five Pounds, 23 September 1831, R 964, for Nathaniel Hartland, John Allis Hartland & N. Hartland Jnr, signed by Nathaniel Hartland Jr (cf. Grant 2907; Outing 747A). Pinholes and trimmed, otherwise fine The bank was taken over by the Gloucester Banking Co in 1831, subsequently becoming part of Lloyds
Lot 218
British Provincial, Yorkshire, Settle, Craven Bank, Five Pounds, 27 September 1818, R 306, for Birkbecks, Alcock, Peart & Moffat, signed by John Birkbeck (Outing 1910F; Grant 2577D). ÔCancelled’ written twice across front, pen lines through signature area and numbers on back, slightly trimmed, otherwise fine, rare
Lot 402
Scotland, The Town and County Bank Ltd, Five Pounds, 2 May 1898, no. 674/194, signatures of S. Adamson and R. Mackintyre (Douglas 12). Lightly pressed and top edge worn, otherwise good fine, extremely rare It is believed that no other denominations greater than £1 from this bank have ever been offered at auction previously
Lot 403
Scotland, The Town and County Bank Ltd, Five Pounds, 6 April 1903, No. 822/042, signatures of S. Adamson and R. Mackintyre, overstamped THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND TOWN & COUNTY BANK LIMITED IN WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE TOWN & COUNTY BANK LIMITED (Douglas 12). Small bankstamp at lower left and a 10mm split in top left side of central panel, otherwise about very fine, rare
Lot 428
Treasury, N.F. Warren Fisher, One Pound, 1923-7, R/26 386445 (Dugg. T31); BANK OF ENGLAND, K.O. Peppiatt, One Pound (2), 1934-40, B95A prefix, 1940-8, E42E prefix, Ten Shillings, 1940-8, H66D prefix (Dugg. B239, 249, 251); P.S. Beale, One Pound, D41C prefix (Dugg. B268); L.K. O’Brien, Ten Shillings, O20Y prefix, Five Pounds, 16 February 1955, Y97 069350 (Dugg. B271, 275); British Armed Forces, One Pound; Ireland, Sweepstakes tickets (4), 1933-7 [12]. Generally very fine and better
Lot 474
Miscellaneous, Unknown Kingdom of Pomona and Other Places, One Nothing skit note, W/1 220473, in style of third issue Treasury Pound, text around vignette at right, ÔGolf Balls Make Hagen Lots of Money’; together with Bank of England cheques (3), one dated Portsmouth, 31 January 1862 [4]. Good very fine and better Provenance: R. Harrod Collection
Lot 476
Miscellaneous, Chester Old Bank, small canvas money pouch, stamped with bank title; another stamped with the name of a European Bank; Rent Receipt, unissued cheque; handwritten Promissory notes (2), Cheltenham, 1828, 1829; British & American Banking Co Ltd, Bill of Exchange, 11 July 1865; Bradbury Wilkinson, Advertising note with Viscount Nelson at right; Thomas de la Rue, Test notes (4), other Experimental notes (2); Lewes, One Lewes Pound, 2009; Skit Notes (3), Bank of England, Bank of Lapland (2), 25 December 2006 and 2007, signed for Santa Claus; USA, One Million Dollars (2), War Loan and Treasury Loan Certificates (7), 1962-73 [Lot]. Mostly very fine to extremely fine, some better Provenance: R. Harrod Collection
Lot 477
Miscellaneous, Wales, a collection of issued, cancelled, specimen and souvenir notes (57), 1969-72, from Chief Treasury of Wales and Black Sheep Company of Wales, including Ten Shillings, One Pound, Five Pounds and Ten Pounds, payable on demand, all stamped CANCELLED 29 APR 1969, plus unissued cheque/bill of exchange and a few press cuttings; North and South Wales Bank, Five Pounds, Mold, three-quarter proof on paper, ÔTo This March 19.08’ pencilled on right side; unissued cheque with counterfoil, 189Ð, Bishops Castle; Bank of South Wales, issued cheque, 1866; modern copies of Aberystwyth & Tregaron Bank One Pound and Patagonia, One Pound; Chipping Sodbury Treasury, cancelled One Pound and Five Pounds, c. 1985 [Lot]. Generally good extremely fine to uncirculated Provenance: R. Harrod Collection
Lot 744
Hungary, Az Osztr‡k-Magyar Bank, Twenty Five Korona, 1919 (Pick 12); PenzŸgyminiszterium [Ministry of Finance], One Korona, 1920, Two Korona, 1920, Four Pengš, 1925, overprinted on original Fifty Thousand Korona (Pick 57-8, 85b); Všršshadsereg Parancsnoksaga [Russian Occupation], One Hundred Pengš, 1944 (Pick M8); Penzjegy [Finance Ministry], Five Forint, 1848 (Pick S116) [6]. Pick 85b with tape repairs, others very good to fine
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