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Click here to subscribeA Fabergé silver and inlaid ruby Kovsh circa, 1908-1926, the plain oval bowl with flared sides, standing on a spreading foot ring, the elegantly cast scroll handle inset with a ruby, with second Kokoshnik mark and regional impressed letter for Moscow to handle, height 9cm, length 15.5cm (illustrated)
Girard Perregaux - a rare gentleman's 18ct white gold manual wind wristwatch, the silver grey dial with applied hourly batons, the rectangular case no. 9672 MF, and signed with marks for 18ct to inside back, the seventeen jewel movements signed 'Girard Perregaux', to later black leather strap, width of case approx. 28mm, with original box and guarantee dated 1979 (illustrated)
A Sir John Bennett Victorian hallmarked silver gentleman's manual wind pocket watch, London 1886, the plain white Roman dial, outer minute track and subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o'clock and blued steel hands, the case fully hallmarked and no. 50064, the dust cover with engraved Sir John Bennett logo and also hallmarked and no. 50064 to the inside, movement unsigned, in original velvet lined fitted case
A gentleman's 9ct gold manual wind pocket watch, the white Roman face with outer minute track and subsidiary dial at 6 o'clock and blued steel hands, the case with hallmarks for 1926 and no.51872, dust cover with engraved personal inscription, also hallmarked and no.51872 within, fifteen jewel movement, Swiss made with makers mark RS with three pronged fork and no.237276, together with a silver Albert chain, (2) (illustrated)
A Victorian Chester hallmarked silver key wind pocket watch, the Roman enamelled dial with outer minute track and subsidiary dial at 6 o'clock and gilt hands, hallmarked Chester 1887, the gilt fusee movement signed Ellison & Fishwick, Liverpool, together with heavy gauge hallmarked silver Albert chain, weight approx. 60.7gms
A Victorian hallmarked silver key wind pocket watch, the white enamelled Roman dial with outer minute track, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o'clock and gilt hands, the case hallmarked for London 1875 (missing duty mark), and no.6095, the fusee movement signed W Eaton, Prescott and no.6095, key supplied
A pair of gentleman's silver cufflinks by Boodle & Dunthorne, circular waved button to bar and swivel fitting, in Boodle & Dunthorne box, together with an unmarked white metal pair of oval chain link cufflinks with Dhow and camel decoration and a third pair of silver bar and swivel cufflinks with applied gold hair and tortoise by Nick Hubbard (3)
Georg Jensen - a pod ring, designed by Torun, of plain silver band with loose oval silver bead, stamped Georg Jensen 925S Denmark, Torun 156, finger size L, together with Georg Jensen dolphin clip earrings, designed by Arno Malinowski, in the form of twin dolphins, stamped Georg Jensen 925S Denmark and with import marks (illustrated)
A wooden painted box containing a large quantity of watch repairing equipment, items to include electric double headed buffing wheel (sold electrically untested), miniature lathe chuck with pieces, watch glasses, watch winding knobs, hand tools, oil, parts of clocks, etc., also a quantity of loose items of gold, cabochon stones, silver medal, etc.
A late 19th/early 20th century oak mantel clock with an 11.5 inch silver dial with leaf and flower spandrels, the two train Winterhalder & Hofmeier movement with outside count wheel striking on a coil gong, the case with a shaped top, canted angles, raised on plinth base and compressed bun feet, 26x21.5x15.5cm
A mixed collection of decorative items, to include a 19th century ivory painted miniature, depicting the Duchess of Devonshire in ivory frame, 5x4cm, together with a small painted German porcelain plaque, mounted in a silver hallmarked frame, plaque 3.5x2cm, and a carved ivory tape measure (3)
135 Photographs. Places of Interest , Relating To The Beatles. Collected during the summer of 2012 by the vendor. Locations include The Jacaranda Bar Best known for being the first venue to host The Beatles (then named the Silver Beetles), Hulme Hall Best known for Ringo's 1st appearance as a fully fledged Beatle on 18 August 1962, St Peters Church Hall, Almost certainly the most important meeting in pop music history took place here, on Saturday 6th July 1957 Paul mcCartney met John Lennon and members of the Quarrymen, The Liverpool Town Hall Balcony where the Beatles paraded on that July day in 1964!, Rosebery Street, the street where The Quarrymen famously played from the back of a coal wagon, Paul McCartneys Wirral home, Stuart Sutcliffe's 1st home and the church where he sang in choir, The Dykins family house, John Lennon's 1st home and aunt mimi's house 'Mendips',The Empress Pub, Ringo's mum worked here the pub was also the cover picture for Ringo's debut album, George Harrison and John Lennon's first school, Brian Epsteins family home, etc. (illustrated)
A Collection of 12inch Singles/EPs. Included amongst is Kraftwerk 'Neon Lights' Luminous Vinyl, The Rolling Stones 'Miss You' Pink Vinyl, Kiss 'Rocket Ride', Hawkwind 'Silver Machine', Peter Gabriel 'I Dont Remember', Steve Hackett 'Cell 151', Robert Plant 'Burning Down One Side', Scorpions 'All Night Long', Hollies 'Something To Live For', Television 'Foxhole' Red vinyl, etc. (VG).
A five piece heavily embossed silver backed dressing table set, comprising hair brushes, comb, hand mirror and a cut glass and silver topped perfume vaporiser, the brushes and silver all in excellent condition, together with a set of three mother of pearl caviar serving spoons (parcel)
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