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Click here to subscribeA SILVER RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE CASE AND FOUR FURTHER ITEMS (5)The cigarette case London 1913, a Hanson gas lighter, detailed 800 with the original box, a silver book marker, having a flower finial by S Mordan & Co, London 1903, a brooch and part of an Asian waist belt buckle, having the remains of brooch fittings to the back
A SILVER AND YELLOW ENAMELLED THREE PIECE COMPOSITE DRESSING SET AND A SILVER MOUNTED BOTTLE COASTERThe dressing set comprising; a hand mirror and a hairbrush, both Birmingham 1933 and a clothes brush, Birmingham 1935, with a fitted case, the silver mounted plain bottle coaster by Carrs, Sheffield 2005, interior diameter 12cm, with a box
A PAIR OF SILVER NAPKIN RINGS AND SEVEN FURTHER ITEMS (9)The napkin rings of octagonal form, in the Art Deco taste, Birmingham 1938, a silver pill box formed as a miniature handbag and three further silver pill boxes, combined weight 92 gms and plated wares, comprising; a French soup ladle, a serving spoon and an oval teapot, with a rush woven handle
A GROUP OF SILVER AND SILVER MOUNTED WARES (29)To include; a Victorian silver bladed and mother of pearl folding fruit knife, London 1876, an embossed silver trinket box, a heart-shaped photograph frame, Birmingham 1922, a vesta case, a three piece condiment set, four napkin rings, nine various spoons and further items, combined gross weight of weighable silver - 400 gms
A SILVER MOUNTED AYNSLEY BONE CHINA CABARET SETFor six place settings, comprising; six coffee cups, six saucers and six silver stands with pierced decoration, all Birmingham 1922, casedOne cup stand is a bit bent.One saucer has a surface scratch to the front (probably a fault in manufacture), two of the cups are a little stained within.Case top has two patches where the covering is worn down to the wood, the edges of the box are rather worn, particularly to the sides and to the back
A GROUP OF SILVER (4)Comprising; a christening egg cup and spoon, Sheffield 1924, cased, a pair of pepperettes, Sheffield 1920, cased, a rectangular table cigarette box, wooden lined within, the marks rubbed and a rectangular cigarette case, initial engraved, Birmingham 1917, combined weight of weighable silver 305 gms
A PLATED AND GRANITE MOUNTED VESTA CASE AND EIGHT FURTHER ITEMS (9)The plated vesta case detailed Guernsey and decorated with a coat of arms, silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; two napkin rings, two vesta cases and a circular tortoiseshell box, also foreign wares, comprising; a napkin ring detailed Sterling silver, an Asian napkin ring and an Asian heart shaped boxGranite vesta; two or three chips to the edge of the granite, three lions are slightly shifted over to the leftTortoiseshell box; bit dented to the footrim, evident from the underside, tortoiseshell in good conditionHeart box has small dent to undersideTwo silver vesta cases; both are rather worn and dented, generally in poos conditionRectangular napkin ring in good condition, but the mark is rather wornNapkin ring with flowers has engraved initials, the other two napkin rings are a little distorted with a few dents
A SILVER VESTA CASE AND FOUR FURTHER ITEMS (5)The rectangular vesta case opening to reveal an inner compartment, otherwise monogram engraved, Chester 1905, a silver book marker, detailed Glastonbury Abbey, Birmingham 1910, a silver mounted spherical match stand, a circular hinge lidded box and a swagger stick finialVesta case; one or two tiny surface marksRound box; interior a bit distorted by the hinge, otherwise a few exterior dents and a bit tiredMatch stand in fairly good condition, believed to be ebonised wood, note; two tiny haircracks visible with a loop, mount has one or two tiny dents, hallmark is a little rubbed, height 3.5cmStick finial a bit worn and dentedBook marker rather bent and distorted when viewed from the side
A SILVER HINGE LIDDED BOX AND FOUR FURTHER ITEMS (5)The Victorian circular box with embossed decoration, diameter 5.5cm, Birmingham 1897, two silver lidded faceted glass circular jars, with embossed decoration, Birmingham 1899 and Birmingham 1900, a silver mounted glass smelling salts bottle, Birmingham 1902 and a French glass scent bottle, etched with floral sprays
A SCOTTISH SILVER AND CITRINE NAPKIN RING AND FOUR FURTHER ITEMS (5)The napkin ring collet set with a circular cut citrine, Edinburgh 1946, another napkin ring, Birmingham 1903, an egg cup, fitted with a handle, Sheffield 1924, a butter knife with engraved decoration, Sheffield 1904 and an oval twin compartment pill box, import mark London 1993, combined gross weight 105 gms
A GROUP OF SILVER AND SILVER MOUNTED WARES (8)Comprising; a glass match striking stand, a box designed as a miniature coal scuttle, decorated with winged cherubs' faces, a helmet shaped cream jug, Birmingham 1930, three silver lidded faceted glass toilet boxes and jars, a silver mounted brush, combined weight of weighable silver 153 gms and a plated spoon
THREE ITEMS OF SILVER (3)Comprising; a rectangular table cigarette box, the lid with engine turned decoration, presentation inscribed, raised on four feet, wooden lined within, Birmingham 1961, a curved rectangular cigarette case, with scroll engraved decoration, Birmingham 1918 and a cut cornered rectangular cigarette case with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1925, combined gross weight of the cigarette cases 184 gms
A GROUP OF MOSTLY SILVER (8)Comprising; a rectangular vesta case with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1902, a rectangular vesta case with fluted decoration, Chester 1895, two silver lidded glass jars, a Victorian hinge lidded circular pill box, Birmingham 1898 and a thimble, combined weight of weighable silver 64 gms, also a Swedish pale blue and white enamelled salt, raised on three spherical feet, detailed 925 S and a Dorcas thimble
A GROUP OF SILVER AND SILVER MOUNTED WARES (6)Comprising; a Victorian heart shaped trinket box, London 1891, a vase, Birmingham 1900, height 16.5cm, a smaller vase, a glass scent bottle, (the stopper lacking), a circular photograph frame, diameter 9cm and a cream ladle, Sheffield 1962, weight of box, smaller vase and ladle 153 gms
A SILVER MOUNTED MATCH STRIKING STAND AND TWO FURTHER ITEMS (3)The Victorian globular glass match striking stand Birmingham 1895, together with a French twin section condiment stand and an Asian pill box and detachable cover, decorated with animalsProvenance: Hylda and Lewis Gilbert, Sheldrake Place, London. Lewis Gilbert (d.2018), the celebrated film director, producer andscreenwriter, best known for his 007 James Bond movies and Alfie.Diameter of match striker 87mm, height 75mm, few dents to the silver mount, hallmark a little rubbed, but perfectly readable, minor surface wear to foot, sides in good condition, currently impacted with silver cleanerTwin section stand; Break between lower rim and side of frame towards the bottom, (note; bottle lacking)Pill box; Wear to high points, all require cleaning.
A GROUP OF MINIATURE ITEMS (5)Comprising; a pair of single chairs, import mark London 1899, a rectangular table / box, with folding pierced sides and hinged lid, Dutch, import mark London 1891, a chariot drawn by three horses, detailed 800 and a model of two cherubs, one standing on a bench and the other seated on a bench (broken), detailed Sterling Silver, combined gross weight 236 gmsProvenance: Hylda and Lewis Gilbert, Sheldrake Place, London. Lewis Gilbert (d.2018), the celebrated film director, producer andscreenwriter, best known for his 007 James Bond movies and Alfie.
Imperial Russia. A fine Tsar Alexander I silver-gilt seal box, St Petersburg 1812, the cover embossed with an Imperial eagle, enclosing a red wax seal awarded to a senior naval officer, the base applied with two highly ornate tassels, 13cm diameter, the cover weighs 121g (unable to weigh the base)Qty: (1)
617 Squadron. A group of WWII medals attributed to Flight Sergeant Air Gunner J.P. Riches, 617 (Dambuster) Squadron who died along with his crew on 13 February 1944, the logbook signed by Guy Gibson 1939-1945 Star, Air Crew Europe Star, War Medal, extremely fine and in mint condition with card box of issue addressed to his widow 'Mrs. L. Riches 'Moss Lea' 3 Chester Street, Saltney, Chester', with transmission slip, with a War Widows Association of Great Britain enamel badge, a 9ct gold wedding band and a gold RAF sweetheart brooch, plus Observers and Air Gunners Log Book, signed twice by Wing Commander Guy Gibson (106 Squadron), commencing 6 September 1942, 33 operational sorties, final entry 12 February 1944, the remarks read 'killed in crash whilst returning to base', a total of 158hrs10mins flying during the day and 208hrs night flying, type of aircraft flown Botha, Manchester, Lancaster and Halifax, plus 10 monochrome photographs of the recipient, mostly WWII showing squadron and aircraft and recipient in full RAF dress, memorial cards, letters of condolence from Buckingham Palace and the Royal Air Force, memorial scroll and a large circular silver plated salver engraved 'In Memoriam J.P. Riches 13th February 1944 on active service, 35cm diameterQty: (3)Footnote: Flight Sergeant John Paul Riches was born in 1922, he served during WWII with 106 Squadron (B Flight) his first operation with the squadron was on 17 January (Essen), 21 January 1943 (Essen), 23 January (Dusseldorf), 27 January (Dusseldorf), 30 January (Hamburg), signed by Wing Commander Guy Gibson VC, seven further operations over Cologne, Turin, Lorient, Wilhelmhaven, Nurenburg, Cologne and St Nazaire between the period of 2 and 28 Fenruary, signed by Guy Gibson, followed by 15 further operations with squadron before Riches was posted to 617 (Dambuster) Squadron on 13 November 1943 stationed at Coningsby, here he undertook various training alongside Squadron Leader Suggitt, on 4 January 1944 Riches was on operations over Northern France, followed by five further operations. On the 12th February 1944 eleven bombers set out from Ford and ten returned the following morning. One of those ten was Lancaster DV382 of 617 Squadron, then based at Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire. They had landed at Royal Naval Air Station, Ford, on return from a bombing raid against the Antheor Viaduct in Southern France. After making a three hour stopover for de-briefing and a meal, the crew of DV382 took off from RNAS Ford at 8.15am on the 13th February 1944 to continue back to base at Woodhall Spa. The Lancaster took off in very poor morning visibility, having waited for their passenger, Intelligence Officer Squadron Leader Thomas Williams Lloyd to complete his business. Within five minutes, in low cloud, they flew into trees at the top Littleton Down, where the Lancaster broke up and burst into flames, scattering wreckage over a wide area. Riches was DV 382's mid-upper air gunner. All nine crew were killed including Riches, he his buried in Lingfield (Ss. Peter and Paul) Churchyard Extension.
Masonic Medals. Knights Templar neck badge, London 1938, enamel and silver-gilt, reverse engraved 'Presented to E. Kt V.F.K. Beckett in Appreciation of Service as Preceptor, 1949', suspended by a red and white silk ribbon with a silver-gilt and enamel badge attached for 'Lullington Preceptory No. 155', together with a Knights Templar breast star by Spencer, London, Birmingham 1905, silver and enamel, chipped enamel, 80mm, 14 various silver and silver-gilt Masonic medals, two Jubilee 1837-1887 Masonic medals, silver-gilt and enamel (one by Kenning, London), a gilt Masonic medal, the medal formed as a 5 pointed star with central triangle inset with a paste stone on both sides, inscribed Wisdom, Peace, Truth, Beauty, Concord, within a circular border engraved ' Sit Tibi Scire Satis Talia Jungere Possis' presented to 'Matthew Taylor Feb 14th 1807', Lodge 5811, 6.5 x 4.5cm mounted on crimson ribbon with additional gilt-metal sliding bar, two Victorian white metal and paste Masonic jewels, each with a swan feeding her young, encrusted with green, red and clear paste stones, 6.5 x 4.5cm (one in original 'Spencer & Co' box (tatty), The Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Knight of Grace neck badge, silver and enamel, 57mm and other Masonic medalsQty: (26)
HMS Hood. A fine WWI and WWII group to Able Seaman W.G. Cleeter, Royal Navy, lost at sea along with 97% of his crew when HMS Hood was sunk by the German battleship Bismarck, 24 May 1941 1914-15 Star (J. 21405, W.G. Cleeter, Ord., R.N.), British War and Victory Medal (J. 21405. W.G. Cleeter. A.B. R.N.) with MID oakleaves, Romania, Kingdom, Medal for Bravery and Loyalty, 2nd Class, with crossed swords, silver, second, third and fourth all polished, therefore good fine, swing mounted as worn, with WWII service medals comprising 1939-1945 Star, Atlantic Star, War Medal and Royal Fleet Reserve Long Servive Medal, GVR (J. 21405 (PO. B. 16508) W.G. Cleeter. A.B. R.F.R.), extremely fine in named card box of issue addressed to next of kin 'Mrs V.E. Cleeter', with transmission slip, a photographic postcard of HMS Hood and certificate for the Romanian awardQty: (8)Footnote: Provenance: Jim Bullock (1930-2019), Romsey. Able Seaman William "Billy" George Cleeter (1897-1941) was born in Merton, London, he was a native of Bitterne, Hampshire and was lost in the sinking of HMS Hood on 24 May 1941, he is commemorated on the Portsmouth Naval Memorial. In May 1941 HMS Hood was ordered to intercept the German battleship Bismarck which was en route to the Atlantic. On the 24 May 1941, early in the Battle of the Denmark strait, HMS Hood was sunk after being hit by several shells from the Bismarck, she sank within 3 minutes with the loss of 1415 men, only 3 survived.
Lloyd's Medal for Bravery. A group of seven to Second Officer D.M.L. Evans, Merchant Navy The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, M.B.E. (Civil) Member’s 2nd type breast badge, silver, in Royal Mint case of issue 1939-1945 Star, Italy Star, Africa Star, Atlantic Star, War Medal in named card box of issue addressed to 'Mr D.M.L. Evans MBE' Lloyd's War Medal for Bravery at Sea. silver (Second Officer D.M.L. Evans, S.S. "Earlston", 5th July 1942), in case of issue, extremely fineQty: (7)Footnote: Provenance: Jim Bullock (1930-2019), Romsey. Lloyd's Medal, London Gazette, 6 October 1942 David Meredith Lyon Evans was born 6 February 1917 'On 5 July 1942 Steam Merchant Earlston was damaged by bombs from German Ju88 aircraft of III./KG 30 at Banak, Norway. Later that day at 17.47 the German U Boat U-334 sank Earlston northeast of North Cape. The master and three gunners were taken, prisoner. The Second Officer and 20 survivors landed on the Rabachi Peninsula after seven days. The chief officer and 26 survivors landed on Norwegian-occupied territory.' Further reading please refer Brown, George A, Lloyd's War Medal for Bravery at Sea, page 75 Scarlett, R J, Under Hazardous Circumstances, page 44
A Royal Victorian Medal group of five awarded to Miss Lucy Lintott Royal Victorian Medal, EIIR, silver, unnamed on lady's bow riband, in Royal Mint case of issue and card box of issue Jubilee 1935, on lady's bow riband and box of issue Coronation 1937, on lady's bow riband and card box of issue Coronation 1953, on lady's bow riband and card box of issue Royal Household Faithful Service Medal, GVIR, 2nd type, suspension dated '1928-1948', with 2nd type 'Thirty Years' additional award bar (Lintott, Lucy) on lady's bow riband, in Royal Mint case of issue, all extremely fine with a fine white and yellow metal enamel brooch with GRE to the centre surround by a Honi Soit Qui Mal y Pense garter and surmounted by a crown, presented in a red leather Collingwood Ltd London box plus a photograph of the recipient wearing the broochQty: (5)Footnote: Provenance: Jim Bullock (1930-2019), Romsey. RVM: London Gazette 1 January 1960 (Miss Lucy Lintott). Lucy Lintott was a former royal employee she lived in Augusta Tower, Windsor Castle, and moved to 5 Frogmore Cottages on retirement.
Royal Naval Lodge. A collection of Masonic items relating to Lodge No. 59, comprising Historical Survey of Royal Naval Lodge No.59 1738/9 -1938/9, London 1938, with approximately 35 signatures of members, blue cloth binding with gilt title to cover and spine, 4to, silver-gilt Royal Naval Lodge No.58 Medal the reverse engraved 'Presented to W. Bro G.T. Peebles, O.B.E. In Appreciation of His Services as W.M. 1969-70' and three further related medals, 100 black and white portrait photographs of freemason members of all lodges circa 1890-1910, mostly captioned with name and lodge number, all approximately 17 x 10.5cm plus some mixed masonic ephemeraQty: (a small box)
A Cartier stainless steel cigarette lighter, an Alfred Dunhill engine turned silver cigarette holder, and Parker 61 Stratus gold plated fountain and matching ball point penfirst with brushed effect, numbered N10009, in fitted box with guarantee, second, London, 1977 by Alfred Dunhill & Sons, red plastic mouthpiece, (4)first height 7 cm.Condition: Some light marks and knocks to lighter but overall items in good condition
From a Private CollectionA St. James's (Charles Gouyn) porcelain gold mounted scent snuff box / scent bottle and stopper circa 1749-60modelled as harlequin standing holding a cup of wine standing next to a barrel with gold mounted thread fitting cover, his masked head forming the stopper, decorated with sprigs, sprays of flowers and cherries in colour enamel probably in the workshop of James Giles, concave base painted with a bouquet, chased gold mountsheight 9 cm.Condition: No signs of damage or restoration. Enamelling is slightly rubbed / flaking to areas of the patchwork. Gold collar mount has some minor losses .Fort a similar example see Christie's Lot 197C, Centuries of Style: Silver, European Ceramics, Portrait Miniatures and Gold Boxes, 2009
A modern silver table cigarette boxBirmingham, 1954 by Harman Brothers rectangular, the hinged engine turned lid engraved with initials, on ogee bracket feet, bearing presentation inscription, cedar lined with dividerlength 15.7 cmCondition: Closes firmly. Occasional dings and light scratches
A George V Art Deco silver table cigarette box and another silver cigarette boxfirst Birmingham, 1932 by Alfred Deeley, of plain rectangular form, the engine turned hinged domed lid with central vacant Art deco reserve and reeded border, on ogee bracket feet, cedar lined, second, Birmingham, 1960, of plain rectangular design with engine turned hinged lid, initialled S, cedar lined , (2)first length 16 cm.Condition: First dings to top left corner, front edge of lid and right edge. rear right foot slightly pushing side. Second in fair condition some light marks scratches, , both with absent cedar divider
A modern Georg Jensen Danish Sterllng silver grape gobletdesign 263A in Amethyst, the goblet bowl with hanging grape branches beneath inset with amethysts , supported by twisted stem, marked, "Denmark Sterling" and numbered 'N11' '925S' and '263A', further marks with original velvet lined 'Georg Jensen Heritage' boxheight 17.5cm approximately, total weight approximately 12.19oztCondition: Apparently unused condition within original box. The signature Georg Jensen Grape design was first introduced in 1918. The '263A' wine goblet was added to the collection in 1980, with a design based upon the Grape Candlestick. The goblet was made available in three versions; amethyst, ruby and plain.
A modern Georg Jensen Danish Sterllng silver Poppy twin light candelabra design number 324, pomegranate pattern, with scroll and berry finial, post-1945 Georg Jensen mark, stamped "Denmark Sterling", numbered 'D11' '925S' and '324', further marks with original velvet lined 'Georg Jensen Heritage' boxdimensions approximately height 23.5cm, width 24.5cm, total weight approximately 38.45oztCondition: In overall good condition. The Poppy is so called as the body is shaped as a capsule of the flower. The 324 candelabrum design was first introduced to the Georg Jensen range after the First World War.
A modern silver champagne coupe, an Art Deco sugar caster and a silver lidded turned wood potfirst Birmingham, 1972, makers mark CSG & CO, ogee shaped bowl engraved with floral swags, the foot engraved, Caroline', in a fitted box., second London, 1945, by Preece & Willscombe. of tapering design on a stepped circular foot, third London, 2000 by Maxwell, Aylwin & Co., the cover with a bee finial, (3)first height 115 cm., weight approx. 9.25 oztCondition: Good condition. Caster with small small dings
A cased silver-gilt surprise 'Jack and Jill' egg, by Stuart Devlinmarked London, 1977, the limited edition 'Jack and Jill' egg, numbered 37, within Boodle and Dunthorne fitted case, corresponding presentation box, original number card, receipt dated April 1977 and wooden stand height approximately 7cm, total overall weight 4.6 oztCondition:
A late Victorian silver snuff boxBirmingham, 1900 by Joseph Glosterof rectangular form, bright cut decoration the hinged cover with a vacant shaped reserve, interior giltlength 5 cm., weight approx. 1.62 ozt.Condition: Good condition. The interior has an associated guard inserted to the lid. This can be removed
A collection of Edwardian and later silver to include a trinket box, two pocketwatches, a photograph frame and other itemscomprising trinket box of plain oblong serpentine bellied form, Birmingham, 1903 by Henry Matthews, initialled, together with a Royal University of Ireland silver gilt prize medal, dated 1899 in a fitted case, an engine turned circular photograph frame with strut support, a cigarette case, a silver bladed folding fruiting knife with mother of pearl handle, two sovereign cases, one engraved with a thistle and the motto 'Dinna Forget', an open faced keyless pocketwatch the movement signed Sir John Bennett, Cheapside, the other unsigned, a pencil holder, a page marker and six silver fobs, (qty)first length 11.2 cm., weighable silver approx. 10.38 ozt.Condition: Slight dings to trinket box. medal good to fine. Both watches untested dents to one sovereign case, otherwise fair condition. cigarette case initialled and dated 1904.
A late 19th/early 20th century diamond and pearl necklace, set throughout with old brilliant-cut diamonds, the front composed of a flowerhead cluster with bouton pearl centre and suspending an oval pearl pendant to the graduated knife edge swags, the knife edge back chain set with alternate pearl and diamond collets to the diamond-set box clasp, mounted in silver and yellow gold 21.8gms, necklace length 40cms Condition: Central flowerhead cluster and link to either side possibly later
An interesting collection of Victorian and later jewelleryincluding Victorian and later carved cameo brooches, an interesting 1920's carved ivory 'carved climbing monkey' necklace, silver slave bangle, branch coral, Victorian silver and later brooches, Art Deco paste necklace and others, Neiger floral brooch and more, a varied and interesting lot, contained in a small inlaid Victorian jewel box (qty)variousCondition: Varied, recommend view in person
A collection of ninety four 20th century silver and white metal rings, several gem set examples, varying designs including; modernist style, Celtic, Wedgwood Jasperware, Claddagh, wedding bands, several fully hallmarked, the majority variously marked stamped 'Silver', 'Sterling Silver', '925', '800', with lidded ring box,Condition: The majority in good overall condition, some with wear, some lacking stones. First hand inspection suggested.
A Paloma Picasso for Tiffany & Co. Sterling silver cross on chain signed on the clasp and the cross, stamped 925, with fine chain original pouch and boxlength of pendant 1 3/4cm., length with chain 21cmCondition: The box with some splashes/marks - in worn condition. Cross and necklace in good wearable condition.
Vivianna Torun BŸlow-HŸbe for Georg Jensen: A modernist Sterling silver and pearl cross over bangle, design number 324, post-1945 mark, stamped '925S Denmark TORUN' and with further silver import marks, with presentation boxwidth 6.5cm approximately, total weight including pearls 17.15gCondition: Box with scuffs and knocks throughout, the bracelet with general wear.
A late 19th century Aesthetic movement Benham & Froud mahogany coal box /purdoniumgilt brass mounts and carrying handle, the hinged sloped front inset with a rectangular mixed metal plaque attributed Christopher Dresser engraved with a bird by a pool in silver finish, with as brass shovel height 43 cm., width 33.5 cm. depth 51 cm. Condition: Liner absent. Some knocksPLEASE NOTE THIS LOT MUST BE COLLECTED FROM THE AUCTION VENUE, FARLEIGH GOLF CLUB BY 3PM ON FRIDAY 19TH NOVEMBER
A Georg Jensen large silver heart pendant on chaindesigned by Astrid Fog, limited edition pendant No 1, stamped on the heart Sterling Silver 126B, on Jensen section silver chain, in presentation boxlength of chain with pendant 33cm., length of pendant 3cmCondition: With some surface scratches but in wearable condition. Purchased from Harrods in 2014 as Pendant No 1 from Jensen Collection limited edition 13/110.
A small collection of early 20th century mostly enamelled silver Masonic jewelscomprising a cased silver gilt Cerepania Lodge 1926 Founder medal no. 4817, an Aegros Sanat Humanitas medal in fitted case and a Hallstone jewel both awarded to Bro. E.A Wakefield No 4317, a boxed Royal Masonic Institute for Girls breast star dated 1919 and five assorted stewards medals, on ribbons, (9)various, total weight approx. 6.7 ozt.Condition: Good condition without chips to enamel. Box Royal Masonic Institute for Girls breast star slightly a/f.
A silver double Albert curblink watch chain, silver crowns and coins, an open faced silver fob watch and various medalsthe watch chain with T bar, attached a silver mounted an American 1976 Eisenhower dollar, a George Iv crown, 2 x Victoria crowns, 1889, and 1893 Victoria half crown 1889, a modern circular silver pill box embossed with a maiden in profile, various Buffalo Medals etc., (qty)various, weighable silver approx. 7.38 ozt.Condition: Coin circulated and rubbed with knocks. Watch untested. enamel on silver buffalo medal damaged
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