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Click here to subscribeincluding a French Art Deco box, with black enamel decoration, a gilt interior and initialled "ISH" on the front, retailed by Joel Helft of Paris, c.1930, 4 pill boxes (2 silver and 2 gilt metal), a teaspoon, inscribed, a folding fruit knife, a thimble and a small wooden mounted photograph frame; the box 3.4" (8.5cm) long; 5.3ozt (9). *CR All pieces with wear & in mixed conditions Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
a 9ct gold mounted tortoiseshell spectacles case, a five-section oriental lacquered box, two pocket watches decorated with enamel, a cheroot holder, a small silver purse, an engraved box, a stamp box in the form of an envelope, and 4 extending pencils, some pieces with dedications; the tortoiseshell case 5.5" (14cm) long (12). *CR All pieces with wear & in mixed conditions Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
a mounted wooden bridge box, a Victorian necessaire & implements, a pocket barometer, a dressing table box, a mother-of-pearl card case, a mounted blue glass salt, a mounted wooden pepper grinder, a pair of fluted peppers, an extending pencil, brass hanging scales, a strainer, two 18ct gold mounted buttons (in a fitted case), a cased coin, and a cased silver plated collapsible travelling beaker; the bridge box 8" (20.3cm) long; 6.6ozt weighable silver (lot). *CR All pieces with wear & in mixed conditions Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.
Matchbox: A collection of nine assorted boxed Moko Lesney Matchbox vehicles to comprise: Ford Zodiac Convertible 39A, one box end flap missing; Bedford Tipper Truck 40A, one box end flap detached but present; D-Type Jaguar 41A, one box end flap detached but present; Bedford Evening News Van 42A; Hillman Minx 43A, blue and cream two-tone body; Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud 44A; Vauxhall Victor 45A, yellow body; Morris Minor 1000 46A, green body; and 1 Ton Trojan Van Brooke Bond Tea 47A. Vehicles are in good condition, paint chips to most vehicles, boxes generally in mixed condition, shelf and edge wear as expected with age. Please assess photographs. (one bag)
Hornby: A boxed Hornby Railways, OO Gauge, Night Mail Express set, containing: locomotive and tender, coaches and some track, Reference R899. Together with another boxed Hornby Railways, OO Gauge set, Silver Jubilee, containing: locomotive and tender, coaches, track and accessories. Original boxes, general wear expected with age, some box lid damage. Used condition. Untested for working order. Please assess photographs. (2)
A LATE 19TH CENTURY BURR WALNUT VANITY CASE With lift-out tray fitted with silver-plated mounted cut glass bottles, boxes, and jars, finely engraved and pierced, the tray with manicure instruments, sprung loaded fitted drawer to the base and concealed mirror to the inner lid 28cm wide, 17cm highIn very good condition, all the figments are original to the box and there is no damage to the glasses, the tools all match and are in good condition. The mirror is stuck in the top and cannot be pulled down. There is small loses to the back corners of the venners and a small piece missing on the edge of the top, the top also has a small piece of water damage which has turned the polish grey. She extra images.
A 19TH CENTURY INDIAN IRONWORK INLAID JEWELLERY BOX with silver and brass wirework floral decoration.25.5cm wide 20.5cm deep 8.5cm highIn good overall condition. There is a small bruise on the lid top at the front. Tiny losses to the black enamel in places. The box is not warped and closes correctly. The key is missing.
OF GOLFING INTEREST - AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OVERSIZED SILVER MATCH BOX HOLDER the front and back panels embossed with a golfer swinging a club within embossed borders, on a plinth base. Marks worn. together with A SET OF FIVE SILVER GOLF CLUB HANDLED COFFEE SPOONS AND ANOTHER.8.25cm high, 6.5cm wide
A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY SILVER ITEMS comprising a pair of weighted rose vases, lined box, teapot, a mixture of small bon bon dishes and bowls, three vesta cases, a cased pair of napkin rings, a single napkin ring and a spring-loaded hinged post stamp holder. (15) 1080g excluding weighted vases and box.vases 17cm high
A 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN NIELLO SILVER SNUFF BOX the hinged lid engraved with a palace and a rearing horse, the body with chequered patterns and scrollwork, gilt interior bearing silver marks for 84.6.5cm wide 4cm deep 1.5cm highWeighs 66g. This is in good overall condition. Engraving is worn on the top lid. The hinge closes correctly and the box is not warped. The bottom has a shallow dent. Light surface scratches. Consistent with age.
AN EXTREMELY RARE ENGLISH SILVER ART DECO MODEL OF THE SULEMANKI HEADWORKS by Wright & Davies (William Frederick Wright), with moving features and cigarette box top, mounted on a moulded ebonised base. Bearing presentation plaque to both sides. The Sulemanki Headworks is based on the River Sutlej in the Punjab Province of Pakistan, hallmarks London, 1925.26cm square base 25cm high
A small group of silver and silver mounted objects, comprising: a George III silver candlestick, Sheffield, 1792, Luke Proctor & Co, the knopped stem raised on a stepped circular base, filled, 28cm high; a Georgian silver mounted meerschaum pipe, maker TP; a Georgian silver mounted shell snuff box, marks indistinct, engraved with initials; a small candlestick, Birmingham, 1912, maker's mark rubbed, the columnar stem raised on a stepped squared pedestal, 12.5cm high; an opaque glass vase of globular form, with later silver collar, maker's mark rubbed, 15cm high; together with a white metal box shaped as a fish, 13cm wide (6)
A group of silver and white metal oddments, to include: a Victorian silver trinket box, Birmingham, 1893, Nathan & Hayes (George Nathan & Ridley Hayes), of almond form, repousse decorated to cover with a Dutch countryside scene, 6.4cm wide; an Edwardian silver sovereign case, Birmingham, 1908, Henry Williamson Ltd, with presentation engraving to cover; a silver sovereign case, Birmingham, 1914, maker's mark rubbed; another sovereign case, stamped 925, in the form of of pocket watch; a silver vesta case, Birmingham, 1925, maker's mark rubbed, with engine turned design to cover; a silver mounted glass scent bottle, London, 1926, maker's mark indistinct; another silver mounted glass scent bottle, marks rubbed, of cylindrical form with hobnail pattern; a silver souvenir key holder, reading BOOK OF KELLS; a silver plate mounted clothes brush, stamped DENMARK, and a white metal mounted scent bottle, gross weight approx. 8.7oz (lot)
A small group of Victorian silver mounted bottles and objects, comprising: a silver mounted glass claret jug, London, 1896, maker's mark rubbed, with handle and geometric pattern to glass, 18cm high; a silver mounted three handled glass decanter, Birmingham, 1898, maker JHW, with geometric banding to body, with globular faceted stopper, 22cm high; a silver mounted cut glass box, London, 1892, Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson), of cylindrical form with hobnail pattern, the silver gilt lid with a cameo to top, 11cm high; a silver mounted cork stopper, London, 1879, Cox & Sons (Thomas Cox & Edward Cox); and a silver lid, London, 1884, Frederic Purnell, engraved with armorial; together with a silver mounted door handle, London, 1933, maker's mark rubbed, engraved with initials and a white metal mounted glass scent bottle, bearing French mark, of rectangular form, the lid engraved with armorial, 15.4cm high (7)
Four Russian wood and papier-mâché boxes, 19th - 20th centuries, to include a rectangular box decorated to the lid with two peasants collecting water at a well, the interior lining stamped with two coin faces dated 1862, approx. 5.5 x 15 x 10cm, a rectangular ebonised wood box with papier-mâché scene of a peasant mother and child crossing a stream to the lid, 6.5 x 17 x 11.5cm, a sewing box with canted edges and mirrored interior lid, with scene of peasants dancing to a music box played by a seated elderly man with wooden leg, the white metal sewing kit accompanied by a silver thimble, Birmingham, 1899: James Fenton & Co., the box approx. 15 x 11 x 3cm, and a lacquered rectangular box with scene of a peasant mother and child crossing a stream, inscribed to underside Made in USSR, approx. 9 x 22.5 x 12cm (4)
A group of collectibles and accessories, to include a selection of coins including a Sardinian 1 lire 1827 coin, a Stato della Citta del Vaticano 1933 5 lire coin and a Royal Canadian Mint 5 dollar silver coin, boxed, together with a De Beers presentation perspex cased rough diamond, a box lid with affixed Admiral Horatio Nelson medallion, a gilt metal mounted agate box lacking a lid and with one foot loose, a miniature desk clock in the form of a robot, a collection of buttons of various materials, shapes and sizes, various brooches including a white metal pair designed as gondolas, a jadeite bangle, various hardstone specimens, and other costume jewellery and accessories including an aged display book of 19th century and later buttons, belt hooks and brooches (lot)
A small group of trinket boxes and oddments, comprising: an Edwardian silver box, Birmingham, 1901, possibly C E Williams (mark indistinct), the cover repousse decorated with scrolling foliate motif, with gilded interior; another Edwardian silver box, London, 1909, J Batson & Son (Henry John Batson & Albert Edward Batson), with silver mounted tortoiseshell cover; a silver powder box, Sheffield, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, with gadrooned rim and footrim; a silver bookmark, marks rubbed, with terminal in the form of a fox head; a white metal trinket box, pierced, on three ball feet; a white metal vesta case, repousse decorated with scrolling floral and foliate motif; and a white metal Continental trinket box, unidentified marks to base, stamped DICKSON, cancelled marks to rim, with associated lid stamped with French import mark for 800 standard silver, the box repousse decorated with vignettes with putti playing in the countryside, the lid repousse decorated with a putto with flowers, with gilded interior, gross weight approx. 2oz (7)Condition Report: Gross weight doesn't include the vesta case and the two white metal boxes.
An Edwardian silver vanity box, Birmingham, 1905, Thomas Bishton, of rectangular form, on four pad feet (one broken), the sides decorated with vignettes depicting various animals in the outdoors, the hinged cover repousse decorated with flowers and two small reptiles, with velvet lining, 10cm wide, 10cm high, 7cm deep; together with another Edwardian silver vanity box, Birmingham, 1908, Mappin & Webb, of shaped form, the hinged cover repousse decorated to the rim and bearing a cartouche, with velvet lining, 10cm wide, 9cm high, 3cm deep; a Dutch mounted clothes brush, bearing 833 Dutch standard mark, 1929, of oval form, decorated with people playing music and dancing in a tavern, 11.5cm wide; a Victorian silver children's rattle, Birmingham, 1876; another rattle, marks indistinct; and a white metal posy vase, with sprung legs, unmarked (lot)
A group of silver cigarette boxes and cases, comprising: a cigarette box, London, 1928, Henry Williamson Ltd, of rectangular form, with cartouche and engine turned design to hinged cover, wood lining to interior, 17.7cm wide, 6cm high, 9.3cm deep; another cigarette box, marks rubbed, of rectangular form, with cartouche and engine turned design to hinged cover, wood lining to interior, 11.8cm wide, 4.4cm high, 8.7cm deep; a cigarette case, Birmingham, 1945, Smith & Bartlam, with engine turned design, gilded interior, 10cm wide; and another cigarette case, Birmingham, 1966, Joshua Horton & Son, with engine turned design to body and cartouche to cover, gilded interior, 13cm wide; together with a cigarette case, stamped STERLING, decorated with temples, boats and figures with Mountain to background, 9.2cm wide; and a lighter, stamped COLIBRI STERLING SILVER, with engine turned design (6)
A silver cigarette box, London, 1928, Mappin & Webb, of square form with engine turned design to the hinged cover, with wood lined interior, 8.8cm wide, 3.8cm high, 8.8cm deep, together with a second silver example, London, 1929, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, of rectangular form, with wood lined interior, 20.7cm wide, 5.7cm high, 9cm deep; and a silver match box holder, Birmingham, Horton & Allday, 8.5cm wide (3)
A small group of silver, comprising: a cigarette case, Birmingham, 1931, John Rose, with engine turned design and cartouche to cover, 9cm wide, 6cm high; a card case, Birmingham, 1936, William Neale & Son Ltd., with engine turned design, 6.3cm wide, 8.7cm high; a vesta case, Birmingham, 1920, Rolason Brothers, with cartouche, engraved with scrolling foliate motif; another example, Birmingham, 1902, W G Keight & Co, with cartouche, engraved with scrolling foliate motif; another of rectangular curved form, Birmingham, 1927, maker's mark rubbed; another example with striped design, Birmingham, 1914, W Coulthard Ltd.; another of plain circular form, Birmingham, 1904, Rotherham & Sons (John Rotherham); another of plain squared form, Birmingham, 1910, W H Haseler Ltd; another of rectangular form, marks rubbed, with engine turned design; a small case, Birmingham, 1922, Cohen & Charles, of hexagonal form, with guilloche enamel plaque to cover, mirror to interior; a match box holder, London, 1967, Asprey & Co Ltd; and another example, marks indistinct, with initials engraved and engine turned design; together with another match box holder, stamped STERLING and marked BIRKS, with initials engraved, gross weight approx. 11.2oz (lot) Condition Report: Weight doesn't include the last match box holder of the catalogue description.
A silver cigarette box, Sheffield, 1934, Walker & Hall, of rectangular form, on a spreading base, with engine turned design to the hinged cover, with wood lined interior, 16.4cm wide, 6cm high, 11.5cm deep; together with a silver cigarette case, Birmingham, 1925, Henry Matthews, with engine turned design and honeycomb pattern to hinged cover, the cover with a cartouche with presentation engraving and dated 1926, with gilded interior, 9.8cm wide, 8.3cm high, gross weight approx. 23.2oz (2)
A group of nine pill boxes, comprising: a silver box, London, 1988, Ari D Norman, of circular form, the hinged cover repousse decorated with a profile bust wearing a hat, 4.5cm diameter; a silver box, Birmingham, 1919, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, of circular form, with gadrooned rim, with purple satin lining, 5.8cm diameter; a silver box, Birmingham, 1917, A & J Zimmerman Ltd, of circular form, gilded interior; a silver box, Chester, 1923, James Deakin & Sons (John & William F Deakin), of circular form, on a circular foot, with hinged cover, velvet lining; a silver box, Dublin, 1966, maker L G, of cylindrical form, engraved CAT / CHR to side; a small glass bowl with silver lid, the lid - Birmingham, 1915, Walker & Hall; a circular box and a rectangular box, both marked 925 to underside; a box of squared form with tapering handle, stamped STERLING; and a small Chinese powder box, marks to underside, decorated with bamboo plants to hinged cover, mirror to interior, gross weight approx. 8.6oz (10) Condition Report: Weight doesn't include the powder box.
A mixed group of silver oddments, comprising: a Georg Jensen spoon, stamped 925 and marked STERLING DENMARK, the handle pierced and decorated with foliate motif, 15.5cm long; a Victorian chamberstick holder, London, 1898, William Hutton & Sons Ltd., with base of hexagonal form, 9cm wide; a Victorian spoon - the bowl marked London, 1882, maker's mark rubbed, with pierced handle and figural terminal, 14.8cm long; a shell-shaped caddie spoon, maker's mark indistinct; a key with chain, the key marked London, C S Harris & Sons Ltd.; and a small hinged box, Birmingham, 1902, Henry Charles Freeman, of cylindrical form; together with a Dutch novelty model of a windmill, marked, 10.5cm high (wheel detached), gross weight approx. 6.2oz (lot) Condition Report: Weight doesn't include the model of windmill.
Two pocket watches, comprising: one with white enamel dial and Roman numerals, the interior stamped SWISS / ARGENTAN and numbered 1101212, 6.5cm diameter, within silver mounted leather case with easel support, Birmingham, 1910, Levi & Salaman, 11.7 high, 10cm wide; and another stamped SWISS MADE / THE ATLAS WATCH, 6.6cm diameter, in a late Victorian silver mounted leather case with easel support, London, 1900, William Comyns & Sons., 11cm high, 10cm wide; together with an Art Deco style cigarette box, stamped 935, of squared form with hinged cover, 7.5cm high, 8.5cm wide (3)
A group of flatware, including: a pair of Victorian pierced silver sugar tongs, Birmingham, 1892, John Millward Banks, 11cm long; a Victorian silver caddy spoon, London, 1898, Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton), 8.7cm long; a cased set of six silver coffee bean spoons, Birmingham, 1923, Hukin & Heath Ltd., 10cm long; another cased set of six silver coffee spoons, Birmingham, 1924, William Suckling Ltd, 10.8cm long; a Georg Jensen knife sharpener, stamped on the handle, 32.8cm long; a Dutch snuff box, stamped 925, 5.4cm long, 1.7cm high, 4.5cm deep; a tea strainer, stamped with 833 Dutch mark, 14.5cm long; a soup ladle, stamped with the 833 Dutch mark, scrolling and foliate decoration to handle, three forks, stamped with 833 Dutch mark; a Continental table spoon, stamped 800 A.M.D., pierced, 6.2cm long; and a cased set of silver plated nut crackers (lot)
A small group of cases and boxes, comprising: a cigarette case, stamped SILVER 950, decorated with a Japonisme scene featuring a landscape with temples, boat on a river and mount Fuji to background, with presentation engraving to interior, 11cm wide, 8.5cm deep; a white metal box, of oval form, with scrolling foliate motif chased to the cover and sides, bearing cartouche with engraved initials to hinged cover, gilded to interior, 8.7cm wide; a silver plated box, of rectangular form, with engine turned design to hinged cover, 10cm wide, 5.5cm deep; and a Thai cigarette box, indistinct marks to underside, of rectangular form, raised on a rectangular base, with two deities engraved to hinged cover, with wood interior, 13.4cm wide, 3.8cm high, 9.5cm deep (4) Condition Report: The cigarette case closes and opens with ease but the cover doesn't sit completely flash. Dents to the cover and some dings around the hinges. There is the beginning of a split to the decoration on the cover, visible along the edge of the hill under the temple. Some signs of tarnishing and pitting to interior and exterior. The white metal box in overall good condition, with some small dings to the edges. One dent to the inside of the lid, near the rim. Some wear to underside and some signs of tarnishing. Gilding in overall good condition. The silver plated box with four small splits to its four corners. Minor scratches and signs of tarnishing. Some tarnishing around the hinges and to interior where the lid sits. Some wear along the edges of the engine turned decoration to cover. The interior of the box and lid has been covered with a thin layer of paint which is peeling off in a few areas, revealing the plated surface below. Dirt to interior. The Thai cigarette box with a dent to the right side of the lid, not affecting the decoration of the deities. Some pitting and tarnishing to the lid. The lid opens and closes with ease but is slightly askew. A few dings to the sides of the base. Signs of tarnishing. Scratches and wear to underside.
A group of silver and silver plate oddments, including: a German box, bearing the 800 German standard mark, of rectangular form, with engine turned design and gilded interior, 10cm long, 3cm high, 6cm deep; a Georgian caddie spoon, Birmingham, maker GU, fiddle, thread and shell pattern, 12.5cm long; a French beaker, bearing French marks, maker's mark indistinct, with scrolling foliate banding along the rim, gilded interior, 8cm high; an open face pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, lacking glass, the backplate stamped CYLINDRE DIXRUBIS and the case numbered 40449 to interior; a Christofle portable spoon and fork; a sugar nip, stamped KRUPP BERNDORF, 12cm long; a mounted nephrite paper knife with blade detached; and four silver thimbles; together with five Maltese pendants, of pierced spherical form, marked to suspension loops, in associated leather case, various brooches, rings and silver plated belts and white metal oddments (lot)
A Mexican Order of the Aztec Eagle The order of the Aztec Eagle was established on December 29, 1933, by President Abelardo L. Rodríguez as a reward to the services given to Mexico or services to humankind by foreigners. The order was awarded in 8 classes until 2011 and reduced to only six afterwards. The Medal ("Medalla") belongs to the type awarded until 2011 and was generally awarded to government undersecretaries, plenipotentiary ministers. The cross is a single sided example in gilded silver and blue enamel. The cross was suspended from a yellow ribbon and worn on the neck. The set, made by "LA ESMERALDA MEXICO HAUSER ZIVY Y CIA. SUCS.". Contained in original brown leather case of issue with Aztec eagle embossed lid, gilt metal ornate latch closure, inside of green velvet raised platform, lined in gold rayon. Award diameter ca. 48 mm, ribbon length ca. 36 cm (excluding ties), box ca. 18 x 18 x 4.5 cm.USA-Los – weitere Infos hier A Mexican Order of the Aztec Eagle A Mexican Order of the Aztec EagleThe order of the Aztec Eagle was established on December 29, 1933, by President Abelardo L. Rodríguez as a reward to the services given to Mexico or services to humankind by foreigners. The order was awarded in 8 classes until 2011 and reduced to only six afterwards. The Medal ("Medalla") belongs to the type awarded until 2011 and was generally awarded to government undersecretaries, plenipotentiary ministers. The cross is a single sided example in gilded silver and blue enamel. The cross was suspended from a yellow ribbon and worn on the neck. The set, made by "LA ESMERALDA MEXICO HAUSER ZIVY Y CIA. SUCS.". Contained in original brown leather case of issue with Aztec eagle embossed lid, gilt metal ornate latch closure, inside of green velvet raised platform, lined in gold rayon. Award diameter ca. 48 mm, ribbon length ca. 36 cm (excluding ties), box ca. 18 x 18 x 4.5 cm.USA lot - more info hereCondition: I -
A mid-century mahogany canteen of matched silver cutlery for twelve people. Various makers and dates. Canteen has a lidded section and two drawers with fitted compartments, labels for each section. Total gross weight is 7080g approx. (spoons and forks 4480g and knives 2600g) H.25 W.46 D.35cm. (Box)
The winning jockey’s trophy presented to Pat Eddery for the victory on Old Country in the 1982 Italian Derby at Capannelle, Rome, In the form of an Italian silver mug, hallmarked .800, R. Miracoli, gilt interior, set on a green baize covered cubic base with plaque inscribed with race details, in original box, the mug 7.5cm. high, overall 13.5cm. Old Country was a British-bred bay colt (1979) by Quiet Fling out Little Miss (Aggressor). He was owned by Mrs O Abegg and trained at the Bedford Lodge stables in Newmarket by Luca Cumani and was the trainer's first Group 1 winner, achieved appropriately in his homeland. The following season Old Country won the French St Leger, see lot 192.
The winning jockey’s trophy presented to Pat Eddery for the victory on Dancing Brave in the 1986 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp, in the form of a silver plated salver by Mellerio of Paris with a thoroughbred 's head, inscribed with race details, diameter 29cm., housed in an Asprey of London reatiler's wooden box, some minor surface scratches; sold with a framed colour photograph of Dancing Brave and Pat Eddery winning the Arc, signed by Pat Eddery to the backboard (2 items) Dancing Brave was an American-bred bay colt (1983) by Lyphard out of Navajo Princess (Drone). He was owned by K Abdullah and trained at Pulborough by Guy Harwood. Dancing Brave was the outstanding European racehorse of 1986.The win in the Arc was his fourth G1 victory, having previously won the 2,000 Guineas, the Eclipse Stakes and the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes. In the Derby he was ridden by Greville Starkey who was widely criticised for his ride when beaten 1/2L by Shahrastani. Largely through his successes on Dancing Brave, Pat Eddery was appointed retained jockey for Khaled Abdullah. By Timeform ratings, Dancing Brave (140) was the best horse Pat Eddery rode in his illustrious career. At Stud Dancing Brave sired the 1993 Derby winner Commander In Chief. Pat Eddery won four Arcs. The first came on Detroit in 1980, before achieving a hat-trick of wins on Rainbow Quest (see lot 202), Dancing Brave and Trempolino between 1985 and 1987.
The winning jockey’s trophy presented to Pat Eddery for the victory on Sheikh Albadou in the 1991 Nunthorpe Stakes at York, In the form of an American sterling silver beaker, inscribed with the race details and sponsor, height 9.5cm., in original polished wooden box, the lid set with a silver plaque, additionally inscribed with race details, 20cm. square, good condition Sheik Albadou was a British-bred bay colt (1988) by Green Desert out of Sanctuary (Welsh Pageant). He was owned by Hilal Salem and trained by Alex Scott at the Fitzroy House Stables in Newmarket. The top sprinter recorded two other Group 1 wins in the Haydock Park Sprint Cup and The Breeders' Cup Sprint on dirt. This was Pat Eddery's fourth and final win in the Nunthorpe having been successful on Sharpo in 1980 and 1981 (see lot 187) and with Cadeaux Genereux in 1989.
Secretariat's hair plaited and mounted in a sterling silver torque bracelet, the bracelet hallmarked, DF, London, 2021, inscribed SECRETARIAT, the band with four apertures displaying the neatly plaited chestnut mane hair from Secretariat, in original presentation box from The Burnished Horse contemporary horse hair jewellery company; sold together with a printed article on the day Michael Tanner met Secretariat at Claiborne Farm, Kentucky, 3rd November 1988, and when the stallion's groom Bobby Anderson pulled some hair for him (2) Provenance: From racing historian Michael Tanner’s library & archive relating to his own titles.
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