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Lot 1036
Asprey & Co. a green leather vanity case with canvas cover and brahmah lock, the interior fitted with silver gilt and glass accessories including, pin box, toothbrush holder, hair brush, clothes brush, rouge pot, pair of scent bottles, three jars with silver covers, hand mirror, pencil holder, pen knife and comb. London 1913,
Lot 1194
Eight Persian 840 standard silver finger bowls decorated with chased foliate arabesques, marked 84 and with Persian script, 10.75cm dia. box with cover 7cm dia. silver and niello cigarette case, marked 900 and an unmarked small bowl inset with a coin 7cm dia. total weighable silver 44.3oz 1380gm
Lot 1068
A Silver cigarette box Hallmarked Walker and Hall Sheffield 1910 engraved to top and front, to top with cypher for The Prince of Wales's Own. West Yorkshire Regiment. Size19 cm Wide x 10.5 cm deep x 6.5 cm high. And a tested silver cigarette case Approx. 3.25ozCondition Report: Some light dents to top.
Lot 374
A 19th century red metal and silver closed back garnet and paste cluster ring, set to the centre with an oval foil backed garnet, surrounded by eight hand cut paste stones and either side pale pink enamel sections. The trumpeting shoulders with engraved foliate design flowing down the band. With an antique ring box. Ring Size J.
Lot 336
Vintage costume jewellery, mainly brooches, to include a pair of Sarah Coventry gold tone and peach teardrop clip-on earrings, an Aurora Borealis necklace, 2 Coalport china brooches, an 'Exquisite' gold tone heart and sash design brooch, an engraved gold tone bangle and a Mirella tulip brooch together with a quantity of modern fashion jewellery and key rings together with a quantity of silver items including 2 silver thimbles and an Italian silver gilt necklace with matching bracelet all housed in a late 19th Century/early 20th Century rosewood jewellery box A/FLocation: BWR/R2:2
Lot 282
An Early 19th Century Flintlock Pocket Pistol by Joseph Wood, York, the 4cm round turn-off steel barrel engraved around the muzzle with stiff leaves, with Tower proof marks, the rounded box lock signed and engraved with martial trophies, the walls of the frizzen pan with fan engraved decoration, top hammer, slide safety, concealed trigger and walnut chequered bag butt inset with silver diamond escutcheon, 16cmAction works, holds at full and half cock. Minor dings to barrel where barrel key has located.
Lot 74
Hector Archibald MacDonald - the Private Who Became a General:- A Collection of Related Items, including a Robinson & Leadbeater parian bust; a trinket box made from the hoof of his charger "Knowall", with a silver plated hinged cover enclosing the sole and engraved with an inscription; a Gordon Highlanders officer's brass crossbelt plate set onto an oak plaque with a brass plaque engraved "THIS BOX WAS MADE FROM THE COFFIN USED TO INTER THE REGIMENTAL COLOURS OF THE OLD 'NINETY TWA' IN 1881. IT WAS GIVEN TO ME IN 1950 BY HECTOR MacDONALD, SON OF THE GENERAL OF THE SAME NAME", together with a book Fighting Mac, The Downfall of Major-General Sir Hector MacDonald, which references the mock funeral; six various other related publications; a rare silk Stevengraph; a cabinet card; an unframed Vanity Fair print by Spy "A General Group"; postcards, a hand written letter from him dated May 13th (1901) and a quantity of research materialFootnote:- Hector MacDonald was born 4th March 1853, the son of a crofter, he left school before he was 15 and was apprenticed to a draper in Dingwall. He enlisted with the Gordon Highlanders as a Private at the age of 17 and rose through the ranks on his own merit and professionalism to become a Major-General. He distinguished himself during the Second Afghan War and was offered the choice of the Victoria Cross or a commission. He chose the latter, but never quite fitted in with his fellow officers. He was posted to Ceylon as Commander-in-Chief of British forces, but committed suicide in 1903 following accusations of homosexual activity with local boys. This was almost certainly an invention prompted by jealous and cruel suggestion! His suicide caused great public shock, as did the discovery that he had secretly married in 1884 and had fathered a son. He was buried in "secret" at Dean Cemetery, Edinburgh, but 30,000 people turned up to pay their last respects.
Lot 22
An Edwardian Imperial Service Medal, bronze star and silver plaque type, enamelled in blue with crowned ERVII cypher enclosed by FOR FAITHFUL SERVICE, in original box of issue; an Imperial Service Medal, George VI, awarded to EDWARD ARNOLD HUNKIN, a shipright, H.M.Dockyard, Devonport, in original box of issue with award letter and slip (2)
Lot 209
An Omani Jambiya, the 18.5cm curved steel blade with raised medial ridge, the silver covered grip and scabbard decorated with panels of flattened silver studs and bands of beadwork, 32cm; a Small Collection of Omani Silver Artefacts, including a fancy link chain necklace with Koran box pendant, two rings, a tassel pendant, a bracelet, a khol box and wand, a miniature coffee pot and a miniature nef on wood stand, together with a copper condiment/spice box containing smaller boxes and vessels, an embroidered silk skull cap and a brass Dallah coffee pot with engraved decoration.The jambiya has rust pitting to the blade. The back of the scabbard has three panels of the silver covering missing. The Koran box pendant has small dents to the side where the cover sits. The other pieces in this lot are undamaged.
Lot 294
A QUANTITY OF MIXED SILVERWARE, including a figurine, silver covered cigarette box, pair of sweet meat dishes, ashtray, three salt cellars, pair of silver mounted salt cellars, two cruets, decanter label and animal decorated stoppers, the figurine of maiden standing 20 cm high, total combined silver weight 550 grams approx.
Lot 162
A 19TH CENTURY BLUE AND WHITE PASTE BROOCH the oval mixed-cut blue paste within a gold mount, to an outer border of twenty circular-cut white pastes, claw and collet set in silver, above a gold mount, with a detachable brooch pin fitting, with two further detachable mounts, each with eight circular hoops to attach to a bracelet mount. In fitted box 6.5cm long 5.5cm wide Total weight 90.9gms Notes By Repute, from the descendants of the Earl and Countess of Cork. The brooch replicates the sapphire and diamond brooch which Prince Albert gave to Queen Victoria on the eve of their wedding, which took place on the 10th February 1840. Queen Victoria's brooch could also be converted to fit into a bracelet mount.
Lot 181
ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY & CO., FEATHER CUFF, A GREEN NEPHRITE JADE AND SILVER HINGED BANGLE LONDON 2011The hinged bangle with a polished and shaped nephrite jade and a matching polished silver arm, signed TIFFANY & CO. with facsimile Elsa Peretti signature, stamped 925 HONG KONG, and laser hallmark, in original Tiffany & Co. box and outer card caseSize/dimensions: inner width 5.8cm Gross weight: 116.5 gramsOffered for sale with original Tiffany & Co. receipt, dated 09/09/2011.Condition Report: The silver section of the bangle has some scratches and scuffs from use, there is a line of pulled dinks to the surface, the nephrite arm has a few light scuffs. The hinge is in good working order. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 11
A CASED GEORGE II SILVER RECTANGULAR BALUSTER TEA CADDY AND A SWING HANDLED BASKETTHE TEA CADDY BY J. COLLINS, THE BASKET BY EDWARD ALDRIDGE & JOHN STAMPER, BOTH LONDON 1755The tea caddy with a bird and boy finial to the domed cover, the body chased with figures seated in pillared buildings, foliage and scrolls, engraved with a crest and coat of arms, on four foliate pad feetThe basket with a scroll and floral swing handle, a chased C-scroll and floral border, a pierced body, engraved with a matching coat of arms, on a C-scroll and floral baseThe tea caddy 12cm (4 3/4in) high, the basket 15cm (6in) long542g (17.45 oz) grossIn a fitted shagreen box with silver mounts The arms of Richard ASTELL (1717-1777), timber merchant of London and gentleman of Everton House Bedfordshire and his wife Sarah BAGNALL (1717-1767) formerly of London. They were first cousins who married in London in 1740. Richard ASTELL was the son of William ASTELL (1672-1741), a London timber merchant by Mary BAGNALL (1686-1753). Sarah BAGNALL was the daughter of John BAGNALL (1678-1742) gentleman of London by Hannah KENNET (1737-1807) formerly of Bradford Yorkshire. The blazon: gules, a lion passant per pale or and argent between four crosses crosslet of the last (Astell) - impaling - ermine, two bars or, overall a lion rampant azure (Bagnall) crest: a cross crosslet or, entwined with a serpent vert (Astell) Condition Report: Caddy - Maker's mark to obscured, rest are clear. The cover appears to be unmarked. Cover fits well. Wobbles. Engraving is crisp.Basket - Marks lightly rubbed. Stands well. Engraving crisp. Slight play to the handleBoth with light scratchers and wear commensurate with age and useShagreen box - Mounts are silver. No Key. Stands well. Various marks and scratches. Gap when closedCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 161
GERALD BENNEY, A PAIR OF ENAMELLED SILVER CUFFLINKS WITH THE ROYAL MONOGRAM OF DIANA, HER ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCESS OF WALES LONDON 1992The oval panel with the initial D beneath a Royal Coronet on an engine turned blue enamel ground, with belcher link connectors, to a marquise shaped back panel, in original Gerald Benny cufflink box with Royal monogram on the lidSize/dimensions: oval panels 2cm longGross weight: 10.9 gramsProperty of the late Sir Christopher Mallaby GCMG GCVO (1936-1922)Sir Christopher Mallaby was a senior British diplomat, who held numerous high-ranking posts with the British Foreign Office. He was British Ambassador to West Germany between 1988 and 1992 during German Re-Unification, of which he was a key proponent in the British establishment. His final diplomatic posting was as ambassador to France between 1993 and 1996. Condition Report: There are some scratches to the enamel, some general wear commensurate with age and useProperty of the late Sir Christopher Mallaby GCMG GCVO (1936-1922)There is no documentary evidence as to when the Princess of Wales may have given these cufflinksCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 278
A vintage Omega "Constellation" automatic chronometer, early 1960's, with date aperture, round silvered coloured pie pan dial with shimmer, applied gold baton markers, sword hands with black inserts, centre seconds, crown with Omega logo, case back with observatory logo, the case heavy gold plated and with Omega gold plated strap with logo to clasp. Diameter 36 mm. NOTE: The watch comes with a silver plated Omega watch box (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The original dial is in generally good order with only minor surface blemishes. The watch glass has some scratches and there are two small cracks. The movement winds and appears to be ticking away as it should. The pointers adjust correctly. The case is in generally good order with only very minor blemishes. The bracelet has some wear but is serviceable.
Lot 395
A cased set of silver coffee bean spoons, Birmingham 1932, maker Arthur Price & Co Ltd, together with a silver Vesta case, Birmingham mark 1891, maker William Neal and a silver and enamel stamp box, Birmingham 1903, maker Crisford & Norris Ltd. CONDITION REPORT: The length of each spoon is 98 mm. The spoons are all in good condition and free from any damage, repairs or restoration. The hallmarks are all clear and the bowls are not misshapen. The interior of the case is in generally very good condition with only slight staining to the satin lid lining. The exterior of the case is generally very good. There are some minor nibbles and scuffs around the edges of the case and small areas of the leather that are rubbed but no major issues. Both clasps shut as they should.
Lot 631
Of equestrian interest - A collection of silver and silver plated items from the estate of the late Julie Cecil, a circular photograph frame with horseshoe embellishment marked Hermes Paris, aperture 9cm diameter, hardstone ashtrays with horseshoe embellishments, a presentation waiter, novelty cruet set, trophy and cover on a hardstone stand, table cigarette case etc.Provenance: From the estate of the late Julie Cecil (1942-2022)The silver cigarette box is a little dented and scuffed, the salver is also scratched with some rubbing to the plate. The ashtrays, the hoof and the frame are all in generally good condition. The Coronation cup is in generally good order, the other trophy is rather dented, bruised and off-centre. THe plating to the cruet is rather rubbed in places and one hinged cover does not sit true.
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