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Click here to subscribeThomas Lister I, Luddenden, a George III oak long case clock, the eight day movement (associated) striking on a bell, 12" brass dial, the signed silver chapter ring with black Roman numerals, date and moon phase apertures, the swan neck pediment to a floral carved trunk, pendulum and weights, 215cm high. Thomas Lister 1 1717-1779, apprentice to John Stancliffe of Halifax in 1730, son of William Lister of Keighley
Pocklington Horse Show interest - an Edwardian silver presentation beaker, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1908, inscribed "Sgt. Eaton, 2nd "Lemon Cutting", Pocklington Horse Show, 1908", height 10cm, weight 4 oz. The Pocklington Horse and Pony Show ran from 1858 until 1931 on Feather Field, now the rugby ground.
A German silver and ivory handles tete a tete coffee service, probably by Seybold & Hirchauer, Hanau, circa 1920, of bulbous form with applied ivory handles, raised on three spreading feet, comprising; coffee pot, sugar bowl, cream jug and two silver mounted coffee cups and saucers (by Foley), weight of weighable silver 11 oz.
J. W. Benson London - a silver key less wind half hunter pocket watch, London 1936, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the 15 jewel Swiss movement signed Benson, the outer case with floral decoration, to a silver open link double watch albert, mounted with a silver sovereign case, Birmingham 1913, of plain form and a swivel fob.
Thomas Russell Liverpool - an Edwardian silver key wind open face Chronograph pocket watch, Chester 1905, the white enamel two part dial with Roman numerals, signed Tho Russell & Son, chronograph centre seconds, the signed movement numbered 109432, the back cover with vacant cartouche, diameter 58 mm.***AMENDED DESCRIPTION***
LOT OF COINSincluding U.K. commemorative coins dating from the 1950s-90s including a 1951 Festival of Britain crown piece in original case, a booklet of Britain's first decimal coins, some world coins including 1921 and 1922 U.S. silver dollars and some world bank notes including a German Reichsbank 100000 Mark note from 1923
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