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Lot 937

A group of Swarovski and other silver crystal and glass sculptures and paperweights, various animals including owls, fish, elephants etc

Lot 962

A group of 1950s etched glass and silver overlay decoration side plates and serving dishes, to include 10 side plates, diameters 19cm and 1 large serving plate, diameter 30cm, plates appear to be engraved with the maker's mark "ELD"

Lot 132

Marilyn Monroe (1926-1962). Autograph. Iconic publicity still by Eugene Kornman [also known as Gene Korman], promoting Monroe's film "Niagara", 20th Century Fox [1953], gelatin silver print, 25.8cm by 20.3cm, inscribed & signed in blue ink, 'Thanks Freddie x Marilyn Monroe'. This instantly recognisable image was given lasting fame by Andy Warhol in his Marilyn Diptych [1962]. The photograph is mounted with a typed caption, 'Marilyn Monroe (a 20th Century Fox Star) The girl with the biggest publicity boost during the post war years.' It is housed in an oblong folio album filled with similar publicity photographs depicting various stars of the 1940s to 1960s, including one of Marilyn Monroe with Victor Mature and Anthony Quayle at the Royal Film Performance, 1956, where Monroe famously met HM Queen Elizabeth II, though incorrectly captioned in the album. The album includes signed photographs of John Mills; Horst Buchholz; Leslie Phillips; Anna Neagle [shown meeting HM Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother]; Michael Wilding; Leslie Caron; Kenneth More; Eva Bartok, and Christine Norden. A number of the unsigned photographs depict Freddie Watson (see provenance below), while others depict Rita Hayworth; Peter Cushing; Dermot Walsh; Zena Dare; Trevor Howard; Hazel Court; Kieron Moore; Susan Hayward; Jeffrey Hunter; Glynis Johns (nine photographs), and George Formby (eleven photographs). One photograph shows HRH Princess Margaret shaking hands with Gregory Peck at the UK premiere of "To Kill a Mockingbird" in 1963. The album, which contains a total of 60 photographs, was the personal scrapbook of Fred "Freddie" Watson, a publicity agent and commercial promotions manager. The scrapbook begins with a typed introduction, 'Until the embargo on the import of American films imposed by the British government in 1947, the film industry both British & American offered progress and opportunity. Publicity seemed to be the keynote to the successful presentation of a film and it was in this sphere I met so many of "my friends the stars". Fred Watson. May. 1949.' The photographs are mounted with typed captions by Watson in his role of handling UK publicity arrangements for The Rank Organisation, London Films, Columbia Pictures, and 20th Century Fox. The images of Watson show him working in this capacity. Contents generally well-preserved, though the pages have some undulation/cockling, and a couple of photographs have offsetting/staining from ink signatures. The cover includes a hand-painted design, 'My Friends The Stars'. Album measuring 31cm by 22cm by 5cm Provenance: By descent of Fred "Freddie" Watson, publicity agent and commercial promotions manager

Lot 120

A Campbell Orr Challenge silver shield badge, inscribed Winners 1958-59, maker V&S, with enamel decoration, 26.6g all in.

Lot 125

Two silver pocket watches and a dress ring, comprising a Victorian silver Fattorini and Sons of Bradford white enamel faced pocket watch, with cracked base, and another late 19thC example with key wind, and white face with black Roman numerals and seconds dial, missing hand, a group of associated keys, and a white metal dress ring, 307.7g all in. (3)

Lot 128

Four TJC pendants, comprising two black diamond deer, white metal stamped 925, a Baltic amber pendant, and a further silver example set with cz stones, with two TJC bags. (4)

Lot 131

A 19thC Kendel and Dent pocket watch, in an engine turned silver case, with vacant cartouche, on a white enamel Roman numeric dial with seconds dial and blue hands, key wind, white metal stamped 800, 89.5g all in.

Lot 137

A Victorian silver pair cased pocket watch, with engine engraved case and hourglass domed cover, on a white enamel Roman numeric dial with gold hands, key wind, London 1759, 107g all in.

Lot 138

Two 19thC pocket watches, comprising a white metal cased pocket watch with white enamel dial and blue hands seconds dial, key wind, stamped Fine Silver, 89.7g all in, and a stainless steel cased bezel wind watch. (2)

Lot 139

A group of assorted dress rings, comprising three white metal dress rings, unmarked, a white and yellow metal 9ct gold and silver wedding band, 7.5g all in, and a copper dress ring. (5)

Lot 142

A Victorian silver bar brooch, oval embossed with flowers and vines, 4cm diameter, 3g.

Lot 144

Two silver trinkets, comprising a silver horseshoe and riding whip brooch, 5cm wide, and a white metal pill box, embossed with female head, white metal stamped 925, 3cm diameter, 16.6g all in. (2)

Lot 18

A George VI silver salver, with piecrust border, presentation engraved verso 'with good wishes to Mum and Dad from Alma 16/9/18-16/9/43', raised on four scroll feet, Sheffield 1943, 28.44oz, 30.5cm diameter.

Lot 19

A George V silver two handled pedestal bowl, with shaped rim and cast shell decoration, on a stepped foot, William Greenwood & Sons, Birmingham 1926, 19.43oz, 15cm high.

Lot 201

A George V 'Napoleon hat' eight day mantel clock, with silver dial and Arabic numerals, and with striking movement, in mahogany case with ripple moulding, raised on brass feet, 21.5cm high.

Lot 203

An Italian Arte Orafa model of a leopard reclining on a branch, silver finished, on a faux burr walnut plinth, 13cm high, 32cm long.

Lot 235

A group of Royal Crown Derby porcelain bird paperweights, each with a silver stopper and red printed marks.

Lot 263

A Royal Crown Derby porcelain paperweight modelled as an Imari Polar Bear, silver stopper and red printed marks, 11cm high.

Lot 264

Two Royal Crown Derby porcelain paperweights, modelled as a Carolina Duck, silver stopper and red printed marks, 9cm high, and a robin, gold stopper and red printed marks, 7cm high.

Lot 273

Two Royal Crown Derby porcelain paperweights, modelled as Teal, designed by Sue Rowe, gold stopper and red printed marks, 7.5cm high, and a duck, silver stopper, 7cm high.

Lot 294

A Royal Crown Derby porcelain paperweight modelled as Leopard Cub, silver stopper and red printed marks, 8cm high.

Lot 30

A Royal Crown Derby porcelain paperweight modelled as Siamese Cat, second, silver stopper and red printed marks, 13cm high, together with Ginger Cat, second, lacking stopper, red printed marks, 14cm high. (2)

Lot 35

Two Royal Crown Derby porcelain paperweights, modelled as Puppy, an exclusive for The Royal Crown Derby Collectors Guild, gold stopper and red printed marks, 9cm wide, and Catnip Kitten, Collectors Guild Exclusive, silver stopper and red printed marks, 9cm wide.

Lot 37

Two Royal Crown Derby cat paperweights, modelled as Marmelo, limited edition number 1649/2500, gold stopper and red printed marks, 9cm wide, and Misty, an exclusive for The Royal Crown Derby Collectors Guild, silver stopper and red printed marks, 9cm wide, one boxed.

Lot 408

A Victorian 19thC silver pocket watch, with white enamel Roman numeric dial, silvered hands and seconds dial, key wind, movement stamped Pacific Lever, and numbered 1225597, Birmingham 1885, 112g all in.

Lot 409

A Victorian silver AW Co Waltham pocket watch, with white enamel Roman numeric dial, gold hands, seconds dial, key wind, Birmingham 1890, 114.8g all in.

Lot 41

A Royal Crown Derby cockerel paperweight, silver stopper and red printed marks, 11cm high.

Lot 412

A Victorian silver pocket watch, with a white enamel Roman numeric dial, gold hands and seconds dial, key wind, numbered 52147, London 1890, 118.1g all in.

Lot 413

A Victorian silver pocket watch, with white enamel Roman numeric dial, gold hands and seconds dial, with engine engraved decoration and vacant cartouche, with English movement, Chester 1887, 157.6g all in.

Lot 414

A Victorian silver pocket watch, with white enamel Roman numeric dial, gold hands and seconds dial, key wind, with a engine engraved case with vacant cartouche, movement stamped Waltham Mass and numbered 5056815, Birmingham 1890, 130.6g all in.

Lot 417

A silver cased wristwatch, the circular watch head with a white enamel numeric dial, and black hands, on a later black leather strap, the dial 2.5cm diameter, 17.7g all in.

Lot 419

A group of amber jewellery, comprising a silver and amber pendant and chain, the pendant 5cm high, a pair of associated drop earrings, and a pair of stud earrings, each white metal, unmarked, 30.9g all in.

Lot 420

A group of assorted costume jewellery, comprising a mother of pearl and silver bladed penknife, mother of pearl compact, and a white metal watch chain.

Lot 422

A 19thC mahogany and mother of pearl inlaid writing box, and contents of jewellery, coins, cufflinks, silver bangle with imitation amber ends, etc. (1 box)

Lot 431

A group of assorted costume jewellery, comprising a silver mesh evening purse, three Royal Warwickshire cap badges, and a silver charm bracelet.

Lot 432

A group of assorted costume jewellery, comprising clip on earrings, silver pencil case, mother of pearl handled penknife, clip on earrings, etc. (1 tray)

Lot 44

A Royal Crown Derby porcelain paperweight modelled as Leopardess, silver stopper and red printed marks, 13.5cm high.

Lot 441

Three silver topped dressing table jars, comprising a bottle with floral cap, 17cm high, a silver rimmed sugar shaker, 4cm high, a squat dressing table jar, 6cm high, and a silver plated jug. (4)

Lot 442

A George V silver sugar shaker, with acorn finial top and pierced design, with octagonal squat base, Birmingham 1922, 3.20oz.

Lot 443

An Edward VII Mappin and Webb silver cream jug, of plain design, London 1907.

Lot 444

An Edward VII silver capped scent bottle, the moulded glass base of plain design with star cut bottom, maker SB, Birmingham 1906, 7cm high.

Lot 445

A pair of George V silver bonbon dishes, each with a pierced scroll border, Birmingham 1907, 2.82oz.

Lot 446

A George V silver pepper pot, with blue glass liner, and a later silver mustard, with blue glass liner, 2.61oz gross. (2)

Lot 447

An Elizabeth II silver tea strainer and cup, the tea strained with Art Deco style handles, on a plain cup base, maker ALD, Birmingham 1957, 1.81oz.

Lot 448

A pair of silver plated sauce boats, with fluted border and scroll capped handle, on tripod feet, bearing initials HHC, stamped to underside TB&S.

Lot 449

Five silver cake forks, each with a double row and cross border, Birmingham 1922, 3.20oz, in case for six.

Lot 450

A Queen Elizabeth II silver wine coaster, the reeded border with pierced design moulding, on a turned oak base, maker MF, London 1966, 13.5cm diameter.

Lot 451

A set of six silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, each bearing the initial Y, Chester 1910, 3.35oz, in fitted case.

Lot 452

A George V silver spoon and tong set, comprising six beaded teaspoons, each bearing the initial R, and a pair of matching sugar tongs, Sheffield 1915, 4.05oz, in fitted case.

Lot 453

A group of silver wares, comprising a silver bladed and mother of pearl handled butter knife, a silver toddy ladle, silver cruet spoon, silver mustard with blue glass liner, and pierced Victorian silver sifter spoon, Edinburgh 1873, 3.21oz gross.

Lot 454

Assorted silver trinkets, comprising a miniature silver tankard, napkin ring, scent bottle lid, and a pen stand with weighted base, 2.30oz.

Lot 455

Three silver topped and cut glass dressing table jars, comprising a circular example with scroll decoration, 6cm high, rectangular one with plain lid, 9cm wide, and an oval shaped with leaf moulded top, 10cm wide. (3)

Lot 456

An early 19thC silver sauce boat, with heavily fluted border and scroll handle on three shell capped feet, rubbed hallmarks, possibly London, 8.49oz.

Lot 458

An Edward VII silver card case, with engine turned floral scroll decoration depicting baskets of flowers, maker J G, Birmingham 1906, 1.31oz.

Lot 459

A George VI miniature silver Harrods cruet set, comprising mustard, with blue glass liner and mother of pearl spoon, and miniature salt and pepper shakers, London 1938, 2.19oz gross.

Lot 460

A George V silver four piece tea and coffee service, with brown and ebonised knops and handles, with a fluted and reeded border, in the Art Deco style, comprising teapot, coffee pot, milk jug, sugar bowl, Sheffield 1923, 54.18oz gross.

Lot 461

A Victorian silver sauce boat, with a reeded border and acanthus leaf scroll handle, on shell capped tripod feet, maker SB & Co Limited, Chester 1855, 2.78oz.

Lot 462

A George III silver cream jug, with bright cut beaded decoration and central crest formed as a wreath, with vacant cartouche, on an oval foot, maker GB, London 1799, 3.35oz.

Lot 463

A silver cased and cut glass hip flask, the bottom rim inscribed AJEM, retailed by A Barrett and Sons of Piccadilly London, hallmarks rubbed, London circa early 1900s, 16cm high.

Lot 465

A Victorian silver pepper pot, with fluted body, on a square foot, Sheffield 1886, 1.46oz.

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