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mark of Louis Arnold Galvin, London 1961, in the Georgian style, each with a square shell cornered base, knopped column and part marked detachable shell edged and scalloped sconce, 25cm in height, the bases with green baize table protectors, loaded (2)Provenance:Landwade Hall, Suffolk Louis Galvin was apprenticed to H G Murphy and received his Freedom in 1935. His masterpiece is currently in the Goldsmiths' Company collection. During the war, Galvin worked at Hawkers at Kingston-on-Thames, building aircraft. In 1946, he started work with Edward Barnard & Co where he remained for 10 years before setting up his own business in Hatton Garden, London.Condition report: Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Loading appears intact (no noise when shaking the sticks) though there is very minor loss of loading to the very edge of the corners on one. Green table protectors in good condition. Hallmarks and part marks clear and crisp. Some light surface scratching and minor dents and dings as to be expected. Silver do not appear perforated anywhere.
mark of James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1964, 'Kings' pattern with shell backs, comprising 12 table forks, 12 table knives with filled handles and steel blades, 4 tablespoons, 12 dessert forks, 10 dessert knives with filled handles and steel blades, 12 dessert spoons, 12 soup spoons, 12 pairs of fruit eaters with filled handles and steel fittings, 12 teaspoons, 12 grapefruit spoons, 12 pastry forks, a pair of sauce ladles, a soup ladle, a three-piece carving set with filled handles and steel fittings and a pair of fish servers with filled handles and silver fittings, with 2 additional dessert knives (matching mark & assay office, 1959, 1961), 158.5ozt weighable silver (144)
two central rose cut diamond and turquoise flowers, each flanked by a row of ten rose cut diamonds terminating in a rose cut diamond dropper, estimated approximate total diamond weight 1.50ct, length 7.2cm, pin and hook fitting, unmarked, tested as 15ct gold with silver settings, weight 11.1g, casedCondition report: Overall condition: GoodAll stones are presentMinor surface wear to turquoiseAbrasion and chipping to diamondsTarnishing to settings Pin opens and closes positivelyHeavy wear to fitted case
both with mark of Irish Silver Ltd, the candelabra, 1967, of squat form, the loaded circular base with a band of Celtic designed decoration, short conical column to a centre light, two flat and tapering branches with Celtic decoration, each terminating in a further light, 26cm overall diameter, 15cm in height; the spirit measure, 1980, of simple and traditional form, with spun bowls and turned rims, 9.5cm in height 0.9ozt (2)Condition report: Candelabra: Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some surface scratches as to be expected. Green baize table protector a little stained. Stands well on a flat surface with no wobble. Very minor twist to both branches. Hallmarks clear.Spirit measure: Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some surface scratches as to be expected. Hallmarks clear.
formed of an outer line of fifteen graduated oval and round faceted sapphires, estimated approximate total weight 3.00ct, and an inner line of old mine and single cut diamonds, estimated approximate total weight 0.50ct, diameter 3.2cm, pin and revolver fitting, together with a safety chain anchor point to the bottom row, unmarked, tested as 9ct gold and silver, weight 7.5gCondition report: Overall condition: GoodAll stones present and secureMinor abrasion and chipping to both sapphires and diamondsMinor wear to settings, consistent with ageGeneral wear and tear scratches to mountVisible lead solder repair to hinge of fittingPin opens and closes positively
central heart shaped cluster with a claw set opal displaying blue, green and orange play of colour, 11.3 x 9.3mm, estimated approximate weight 1.50ct, surrounded by a border of sixteen cut down set old mine cut diamonds, estimated approximate total diamond weight 0.60ct, tapered white and yellow bar, length 7.1cm, pin and hook fitting with a safety catch and chain, unhallmarked, stamped '15CT', white metal on bar tested as platinum and settings tested as silver, weight 7gCondition report: Overall condition: GoodAll stones present and secureMinor abrasion to opalAbrasion and chipping to diamondsWear tosilver settingsTarnishing to settings and barGeneral wear and tear scratches to barPin and hinded safety hook opens and closes positively
the flower head with a claw set old European cut diamond, diameter 4.1mm, surrounded by eight petals, each set with two diamonds, leaves and flower buds set with graduated single and old brilliant cut diamonds, estimated approximate total diamond weight 1.80ct, length 7cm, pin and revolver fitting, unmarked, tested as 9ct gold and silver, weight 11.2g
central old mine cut diamond, 5.8 x 5.7mm, estimated approximate weight 0.90ct, the twelve points set with graduated old mine cut and rose cut diamonds, estimated approximate total diamond weight 7.00ct, diameter 5cm, detachable brooch fitting together with a hinged bale, unmarked, tested as 9ct gold with silver settings, weight 13g, presented in the (probably) original fitted case Condition report: Overall condition: Very goodAll diamonds present and secureVery minor chipping to diamondsDetachable fitting unscrews and pin opens and closes positivelyFitted case also in good condition with signs of wear to the velvet
scroll detail set with old brilliant and rose cut diamonds around a central old European cut diamond, diameter 5.1mm, estimated approximate weight 0.60ct, suspending an articulated swag set with nine old European cut diamonds, detachable diamond set bale, estimated approximate total diamond weight 3.00ct, detachable pin and revolver fitting, length including bale 5cm, width 3.8cm, unmarked, tested as 15ct gold with silver settings, weight 9.1gCondition report: Overall condition: GoodAll diamond present and secureMinor abrasion and chipping to diamondsWear to settings, consistent with ageTarnishing to settingsDetachable brooch fitting unscrews and pin opens and closes positively
circa 1878, the unsigned white dial, 38mm diameter, with black Roman numerals, gold coloured spade hands, subsidiary seconds register at 6 o'clock and chemin de fer chapter ring, front loading key wind fusée movement signed DENT, 33 COCKSPUR ST LONDON number 29120, case, 48mm diameter, plain and polished, interior with London hallmarks for Sterling silver, numbered 29120, presented with the winding keys
circa 1988, the signed rectangular black and slate grey dial, 15mm diameter, with gold coloured quatre Roman numerals and sword shaped hands, signed but un numbered 6 jewel quartz movement calibre 66, the crown with synthetic sapphire cabochon end stone, case, 20mm diameter, verso with four screws, signed and numbered 3 66001 63268 with Convention marks and Swiss marks for Sterling silver, to the original lizard grain strap with 'C' pin buckle, presented in the original distinctive red leather and gold tooled case with outer card box, original swing ticket and red leather wallet containing the unsigned and undated guarantee documentsFootnote: ‘Les Must De Cartier’ (the Cartier you must have) were a range of timepieces and accessories first introduced by the famous Maison in 1977. The range included a new inexpensive ‘starting range' of watches which paid homage to the original ‘Tank Louis Cartier’ watch, introduced almost 60 years earlier, and was the company’s response to the huge influx of inexpensive quartz watches from Japan which were decimating the traditional Swiss watch industry at the timeOver a dozen different dial options and multiple strap colour combinations were originally designed, and Cartier's marketing team radically decided to introduce them all. They were immediately a huge success with fashionistas and trend setters of the day, who often bought two or three at a time to match their outfits. Indeed, they became strongly linked with haute couture after celebrated French fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent prominently wore one in his iconic 1983 photo portrait.It was the first time that Cartier's ‘tank’ watch had been produced in silver, but the luxury look was maintained by plating the silver with gold - so -called ‘vermeil’ - and although the original models still had a mechanical movement, models with quartz movements were introduced in 1982.Today they are sought after by collectors in addition to the 'followers of fashion'.
circa 1990, the signed rectangular three coloured dial, 15mm diameter, with blued sword shaped hands, signed but un numbered 6 jewel quartz movement calibre 66, the crown with synthetic sapphire cabochon end stone, case, 20mm diameter, verso with four screws, signed and numbered 3 66001 15466 with Swiss marks for Sterling silver, to an aftermarket pale blue coloured lizard grain leather strap by Morellato with pin buckle, presented in a black crocodile grain case by Bruens of Amsterdam
circa 1990, the signed circular burgundy coloured dial, 20mm diameter, with gold coloured sword shaped hands, signed but un numbered 8 jewel quartz movement calibre 690, the crown with synthetic sapphire cabochon end stone, case, 24mm diameter, verso with two screws, signed and numbered 18 089899 with convention and Swiss marks for Sterling silver, to an aftermarket burgundy coloured crocodile grain leather strap by Morellato but retaining the original 'C' pin buckle
ref 41/8380-3002, serial number 1003890, the signed off-white coloured rectangular dial, 15mm diameter, with applied silver coloured quatre Roman numerals, silver coloured hands and subsidiary seconds register at 6 o'clock, signed but un numbered 11 jewel ETA quartz movement calibre 980.153 under a metal dust cover with 4 screws and with liveried crown, case, 24mm diameter, bezel and lug covers pavé set with a total of 224 round brilliant cut diamonds, liveried case side, verso with 4 screws, signed and numbered 41/8380 1003890 8357, to an integral polished finish graduating link bracelet with signed deployant clasp, presented in the original dark blue liveried case with outer box, guarantee card dated 18/07/2019 and spare link
circa 2021, ref H325151, the signed circular blue dial with textured inner, 34mm diameter, with silver coloured quatre Arabic numerals, silver coloured hands with centre sweep and date window at 3 o'clock, signed but un numbered 25 jewel ETA mechanical automatic movement calibre V8 AA05 with liveried crown, case, 42mm, polished and brushed finish, verso exhibition style with 5 screws, numbered F7SZ1CZQ7, to an integral 5 row satin and polished link bracelet with deployant clasp, presented in the original case with outer box and sleeve, spare link, instruction booklet and guarantee card dated 20/2/2021
circa 1950, the signed, oval, cream coloured dial within a square shaped window,10cm diameter, with alternate silver coloured dot markers and Arabic numerals and silver coloured hands, signed 17 jewel mechanical crown wind movement calibre 750 number 709665A, case, 14mm diameter, the bezel set with round brilliant and single cut diamonds and featuring a spring-loaded dial cover set with round brilliant and baguette cut diamonds, verso snap on with brushed finish and stamped .900 PLAT.100 IRID, to an integral articulated tapering bracelet set with round brilliant, single and baguette cut diamonds in symmetrical order, terminating in a fold over clasp with integral safety catch, total diamond weight approximately 4.50ct, total length 17.5cm, total weight ex movement 33.4g, presented with two spare links currently converted to a pair of ear studs
circa 1955, the signed circular cream coloured dial, 28mm diameter, with silver coloured batons (Arabic numerals at 12 and 6) and hands, centre sweep and inner rotating alarm setting disc, signed and jewelled mechanical crown wind movement calibre K814, number 1395664, with crowns for winding the movement and the alarm on either side of the pendant bale at 12 o'clock, case, 30mm, verso brushed and snap on, numbered 790574, interior signed, the case within a black horseshoe shaped frame, with metal fold over cover/stand, presented with a livered black leather pouchFootnote: The 'Memovox' (from the Latin memoria 'memory' and vox 'voice') was first introduced in 1951, both as a wristwatch and a pendant watch which converted to a miniature bedside clock. The mechanism operating the time and alarm function were separated by constructing two separate barrels, which ensured that the power reserve of the timepiece was not reduced by triggering the alarm function. As a result, Memovox has two crowns for winding.In 1956 a mechanical automatic version was introduced, credited as the first automatic wristwatch movement to house a mechanical alarm function.
circa 1956, model 7035-8, the signed circular cream coloured dial, 30mm diameter, with silver coloured quatre Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds register at 6 o'clock, signed 17 jewel mechanical crown wind movement calibre 12.68Z, number 10104989, with liveried crown, case, 34mm diameter, verso snap on with personal engraving, interior signed and numbered 7035-8 89, to an aftermarket black leather strap with pin buckle
circa 1967, model 165.002, the signed circular silvered dial, 30mm diameter, with silver coloured batons and hands and centre sweep, signed 24 jewel mechanical automatic movement calibre 552 number 25605873 with liveried crown, case, 34mm diameter, verso screw down with 'Hippocampus' logo, interior signed and numbered 165.002, to an aftermarket black leather strap with pin buckle
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