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Click here to subscribeAn oval silver snuff box with foliate engraving and central oval miniature of a young lady, 4.5cm wide; a circular silver plate and tortoiseshell inset box and cover, a rococo shield to base, 6cm diameter; a white metal box and cover, in the form of a toad, marked 'T. 900'; another small box; malachite egg; and various other small boxes, some modern
A box containing a collection of antique and later Great British and foreign coinage including 1846 Four Pence (drilled), 1861 Nova Scotia One Cent (drilled), 1870 Jamaica Half Penny, 1892 US Liberty Nickel (a/f), 1899 Straits Settlements 5 Cents, 1921 Threepence, 1933 Ireland Scilling, commemorative Crowns, etc. - sold with a silver fruit knife blade, etc.
‘The Fabulous 12 Silver Collection’ of Crown Sized Coins, Britannia 2 Pounds 2010, Australia 1 Dollar 2010, Austria 150 Euro 2010, China Panda 10 Yuan 2010, Canada 5 Dollars 2010, French 10 Euro 2010, Germany 10 Euro 2010, Mexico Liberated 2010, New Zealand 1 Dollar 2010, Russia ‘St George’ 3 Roubles 2010, Somalia 100 Shillings 2010, U.S.A Liberty 1 Dollar 2010. All in a wooden presentation box. (12)
WW1 Medal Pair to the Welsh Regimentconsisting silver War medal and Victory medal named to '74051 Pte C E Liebenrood Welsh R'. Complete with issue box (damaged). Together with Red Cross Nursing medal with bar 'Red Cross Nursing 1916'. Reverse named '2050 Gwendolen Morton' ... USA Berlin Airlift medal.
Small Selection of Various Itemscontained in a carved, 8th Army REME 1943/44 box. Including Finsbury Volunteers, silver hallmarked Birmingham 1916/17, cigarette case ... White metal Somerset LI cigarette case ... SLR cleaning kit ... Solid fuel cooker ... Small selection of Coronation medallions.
Georg Jensen 1995 heritage earrings, Georg Jensen mark to reserve, 925 S Denmark, 2.2 x 1.8cm, clip on fitting for non pierced ears with box, with anchor link chain and a pair of cufflinks, all in silve. CONDITION, all items good vintage condition, minor signs of wear, chain length 40 cm Silver gross weight 84.5 grams
An interesting Victorian gold and silver brooch in the form of "The Coburg Eagle". The front with graduated turquoise stones set in silver (some small stones missing to edge of one wing, the eye originally set with a small ruby, now also missing). The beak set with small rose cut diamonds. The eagle clutches a pearl in each claw. The backing gold with pin clip and safety chain. 3.7cm x 4.6cm x 1.8cm (to the extremes). Information: The brooch bears a striking resemblance to 12 that were given as gifts to the train bearers of the wedding of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on 10th February 1840. All the train bearers were unmarried daughters of nobility. The brooches were designed by Prince Albert and ordered of R & S Garrard. They were made by Charles Du Vé, a London jeweller. After the wedding ceremony, each train bearer was gifted one of the brooches in a blue velvet box. For comparison, examples of the brooch can be seen at Kensington Palace, The British Museum and Hatfield House, Herts. Note: Keys are not stating that the brooch is one of the 12 as described above, however, the current owner is the great great great grand-daughter of Sir Henry Tate, the present example may have passed through the family by descent to the current owner from this source. Condition Report:Ruby eye missing. Small diamond missing from beak. Lead solder pin fitting. Part of the setting missing from top right wing. No original case. Pin hole to verso please see images.
Early 20th century marine sextant, Keen & Frodsham - Liverpool, of typical form with skeletonised frame over a demi-lune scale with silver inlay and pivoting arm with further silvered scale and pivoting magnifier and fitted with two sets of folding shades and contained within a fitted box containing screw in lens, eye piece and three interchangeable insets in a hinged and fitted box with applied brass plaque engraved "H C Watson" and with further internal paper label "Frodsham & Keen, Chronometer Makers, 31 South Castle Street, Liverpool", width 27cm
WWII group of six comprising 39-45 Star, Atlantic Star with France & Germany clasp, Africa Star, Italy Star, War Medal and Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, George VI, impressed to J 106690 J Burrows, AB HMS Rodney, together with original box of issue from Director of Navy Accounts, compliment slip, together with three further silver gilt and enamelled Independent Order of Oddfellows - Manchester Unity Merit medallions, further silver enamelled fob marked "Justice, Truth, Philanthropy" and presented to John M Burrows, CP, 3rd February 1915, three further chain fobs and a medallion of bronzed circular form marked HMS Impregnable and engraved verso "Divisional Boxing 2nd lightweight, Summer 1923, J Burrows (Hawk)" and all contained in a glazed presentation case
Burr walnut vanity box, the lifting lid with central oval mother of pearl name plate, interior fitted with silver plated lidded containers and glass scent bottles and small selection of implements in a lift out compartment, the base with a full width secret drawer with plush lined fitted interior, 31cm wide
A William IV silver-gilt metal-mounted bowed courier's pouch, probably military, the hinged front centred by the crowned royal cypher of the monarch, within a chased frieze of leaves in a wrigglework border, enclosing a crimson morocco lined compartment, the box flanked by fastening loops and leafy pilasters, the case 18.5cm wide, 1830-1837 Condition Report: worn and generally used condition, fair for age, not hallmarked silver but probably so, please refer to additional images for details
A GOOD JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SOLID SILVER BOX & STAND, the lid of the box with floral decoration in katakiribori style and lined with hardwood, the hardwood stand mounted with solid silver, the base of the box with a impressed four character signature mark, 5cm high x 15.5cm wide x 9.6cm deep.
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