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Click here to subscribePINNACLE, A GENTLEMANS SILVER WRISTWATCH The two piece cushion shaped case with Glasgow import marks for 1933, the rayed dial with black hand, Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the movement signed to the barrel and 'Swiss Made 15 Jewels'; with a silver cased 8 day open faced pocketwatch with visible escapements; a silver cased lady's wristwatch, lacking bezel; and a metal pocketwatch; all in a metal box.
A MINIATURE TORTOISESHELL CARRIAGE CLOCK first quarter of the 20th Century, the circular white enamel dial with blue Arabic numerals and gilt pierced hands, the case capped with silver coloured roses and foliage, C shaped hinged handle, on four bun feet, housing a platform movement signed 'E.G.L.' and 'Paris', 7.5mm tall excluding the handle, with key
ANONYMOUS, A COMPLICATED CALENDAR WORK AND MOONPHASE POCKETWATCH the pale blue enamel dial with black Roman numerals and hands, with white subsidiary dials for date, day, month and seconds, the latter also containing the moon phase dial, in a continental four piece hinged silver case with control marks, housing an unsigned bar movement with jewel lever escapement, numbered 31904, 5cm diameter overall
J.W. BENSON, A GENTLEMAN'S SILVER WRISTWATCH Glasgow import mark for 1934, the rectangular dial with black Arabic numerals, hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the two piece hinged rectangular case, numbered 05138 over 62, housing an unsigned 15 jewel Swiss movement, head only, 4cm long, 2.5cm wide
BROMLEY, WOOLWICH, A VICTORIAN SILVER OPENFACED POCKETWATCH case maker J.H. incuse, London 1855, white enamel dial, black Roman numerals and sunken subsidiary dial, gilt hands, the three piece hinged case housing a signed key wound movement numbered 4192, English lever with diamond endstone, 4.8cm overall diameter, with a #8 winding key
A GOOD VICTORIAN MATCHED SILVER GILT FRUIT SET by Henry Holland, and H.J. Lias & Son, various dates from 1868 to 1878, comprising six serving spoons with cast stem and figural finials and two pairs of similar grape shears, by H.J. Lias & Son, spoons 21cm long, shears 19cm long, 989g gross (31.9 troy ozs) gross, in a fitted wooden case.
A mixed lot including a carved bone wedge/door stop, a carved ivory brooch, a napkin ring, a Continental silver sovereign and stamp case, an amethyst and yellow metal brooch, two silver plated circular dishes, two 1910-1935 commemorative coins, two silver bladed and mother of pearl pen knives.
A group of jewellery including yellow metal bracelet, stamped 24k, a yellow metal bangle, a pierced bangle, a silver backed miniature powder case in the form of a hand held mirror, Birmingham 1924, and a group of paste jewellery including brooches, tie pins, a 9ct gold locket etc
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