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Click here to subscribeNORMAN GRANT (SCOTTISH, BORN 1943), SILVER AND ENAMELLED FLORAL PENDANT,bearing Edinburgh hallmarks and N. G. initials, 2.3cm diameter, suspended on an unmarked white metal chainCondition generally good. Some light wear, including to the enamel. Minor area not covered by enamel, though this doesn't appear to be a chip. Additional images now available.
Schachfiguren. Amerika. Schachspiel aus Marmor und Stein mit dazugehörigem Brett aus Marmor. Die eine Partei aus weißbraunem Marmor, die andere aus schwarzem Stein. Arbeit aus dem Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts. Höhe: König 7,5 cm; Bauer 4 cm. Größe Brett: 25,5 x 25,5 cm. (22)* Reizvolles komplettes Schachspiel aus Marmor und Stein, das nach stilisierten indianischen Motiven gearbeitet ist. Die Rückseite ist nicht bearbeitet. Das Brett hat einem Kreis mit Verzierung nach indianischen Motiven. Zustand: Mit kleineren materialbedingten Benutzungsspuren, Fehlstellen und Defekten. Beiliegt: Griechenland. Schachfiguren aus Metall - Figuren aus der griechischen Mythologie. Beide Parteien gleich, eine Partei ist silberfarben, die andere bronzefarben. Produktion der Firma Forma aus der zweiten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts. Höhe König 5,2 cm; Bauer 4,0 cm. Komplettes Metallschachspiel. Die Figuren haben geringe Benutzungsspuren. / America. Chess set made of marble and stone with chessboard made of marble. One side of white-brown marble, the other of black stone. Produced at the end of 20th century. King 7,5 cm high; pawn 4 cm high. Board size: 25,5 x 25,5 cm. Complete set of marble and stone chess, according to stylized Native American motifs. With minor chips and damages. / Greece. Metal chess set - Greek mythological figures in historic style. Both sides identical, one side stained light silver, the other light bronze. Produced of Forma in the second part of the 20th century. King 5,2 cm high, pawn 4,0 cm. Complete metal chess set. With minor chips and damages.
A pair of boxed Arthur price silver plated mustard and salt spoons, one in Kings pattern, the other Dubarry, in unused condition along with a selection of plate and white metal teaspoons and a pair of EPNS sugar tongs. A Vintage travelling Case (4) All items inside travelling case.
20 Lesney Matchbox Regular Wheels boxed cars and vehicles 20 Lesney Matchbox Regular Wheels boxed cars and vehicles to include 2d Mercedes Trailer, 4d Dodge Stake Truck with blue back and unpainted base, 5d London Routemaster Bus Visco Static, 58c DAF girder truck in a 10c box carrying pipes instead of girders,13d Dodge Wreck Truck, 14d Iso Grifo, 15c Dennis Refuse Truck, 17d Foden Hoveringham 8-wheel Tipper, 18d Caterpillar Bulldozer, 20c Chevrolet Impala taxi-cab, 21c Commer Bottle Milk Float, 24c Roll-Royce Silver Shadow in dark metallic red, 27d Mercedes-Benz 230SL, 26b Foden Cement Mixer, 28c Jaguar Mark (MK) Ten, 29c Fire Pumper Truck, 31c Lincoln Continental in metallic blue, 33c Lamborghini Miura in yellow, 35b Snow-Trac, 36a Opel Diplomat in metallic gold. All in type E boxes.Qty: 19
10 Moko Lesney Matchbox Series boxed cars and vehicles 10 Moko Lesney Matchbox Series boxed cars and vehicles to include 33a Ford Zodiac dark green body, 35a Marshall Horse Box MK 7, 36a Austin A50 Cambridge, 37a Karrier Bantam Lorry with uneven load and Coca-Cola livery, 41a D Type Jaguar green body #41 with grey metal wheels, 43a Hillman Minx blue grey body, 44a Rolls Royce Silver Cloud, 49a M3 Personnel Carrier Half Track with one broken track, 52a Maserati 4 CLT Racing Car no decal, 53a Aston Martin DB2-4 Mk.I
Nine hallmarked silver and gold sports medals Nine hallmarked silver and gold sports fobs/medals for football, cricket, snooker and bowls. Two with 9ct .375 gold hallmarks, the rest silver with some enamelling. Most date from the early 20th century, 1900-1950, with local interest for Whitchurch and potentially Market Drayton (M.D.C.C.). Also included are two boxed silver badges made by 'The Scout Shop' with the Scouts insignia and the message 'With Thanks', C.1970.
Tom Clare 1889 England football cap Tom Clare 1889 First England football cap, blue, potentially from the 2nd March 1889, England v Ireland (6-1) at Anfield Road, Anfield, Liverpool, aged 24. Cap with silver wire English rose design, made by Foster & Co. Oxford.
Tom Clare 1894 England football cap Tom Clare 1894 England football cap, purple, from the 7th April 1894, Scotland v England (2-2) at Celtic Park, Kerrydale Street, Glasgow, aged 29. Cap with silver wire English rose design, made by Foster & Co. Oxford.Thomas Clare (12 March 1865 – 27 December 1929) was an English international footballer, who played at right-back, and football manager. He began his playing career with Stoke in July 1884, having moved from Burslem Port Vale. He spent the next fourteen years with Stoke, playing 251 games in all competitions, helping them to the Football Alliance title in 1890–91. In 1897 he signed with Manchester City via Port Vale, before returning to Vale for a three-year spell in 1898, helping them to the Staffordshire Senior Cup on his arrival. He also won four England caps between 1889 and 1894. He was appointed as manager-secretary of Burslem Port Vale in 1905, a position he held for the next six years.
8 Lesney Matchbox Series boxed cars and vehicles 8 Lesney Matchbox Series boxed cars and vehicles to include 44b Rolls Royce Phantom V in mauve, 48b Sports Boat and Trailer with red deck and cream hull on dark blue trailer, 51a Albion Chieftain 'Blue Circle Portland Cement' decal, 53b Mercedes Benz 220SE in dark red, 2x 65b Jaguar 3.4 Litre MkII, 74a Mobile Canteen ‘Refreshments’ with silver body, all in type D boxes. Plus 51b Tipping Trailer with barrels on spruce, In type E box.
A Fine Pedometer by Payne & Co., English, c.1900, silver gilt case, maker's mark AT, single blued steel hand fine white enamel dial up to 12 miles in Roman numerals, divided to a quarter mile, signed 'PAYNE & CO 165 NEW BOND STREET 4249 PATENT', the number 4249 is repeated inside the case, the pedometer in fitted velvet and silk lined red Morocco case, pedometer diameter 4.1cm
Two Silver Chatelaine Spectacle Cases etc., both with double chain and clip, one hallmarked Birmingham 1908, with bright-cut decoration and blank cartouche, containing a pair of steel framed spectacles, one in crocodile with silver frame, hallmarked Birmingham 1907, containing a pair of rolled gold spectacles; a 19th century tortoiseshell pince-nez case with rolled gold pince-nez; a Mauchline ware spectacles case 'Lover's Leap' and 'The Pier, Hastings' (4)
Ear Trumpets and Hearing Therapy, a set of Rochhausen auricles, East German, c.1950, in Bakelite, in original box; A Rochhausen ear trumpet on black plastic, 1950s, in original box; a Royal ear trumpet, French, early 20th century, in silver plate with leather case, in velvet lined fitted case with a battery operated, nickel plated therapeutic noise emitting device; 'REEDUCATION AUDITIVE HARRYS', a set based on similar principles, French, early 20th century, a pair of auricles in celluloid, with a battery powered noise emitting device, in velvet and silk lined fitted case (4)
Ear Trumpet, An Exceptional Conversation Tube by Rein, English, c.1860-1880, the bell follows the form of the Rein 'Grand Opera' dome ear trumpet, n silver plate with profuse engraving over the entire trumpet, lower circumference of the dome engraved ‘F C Rein and Son Patentees sole inventors and only makers 108 Strand London’, fine decorative grille, the tube can be detached from the bell, and the silver plated tube end is engraved with the same decoration and wording,, the tube is covered in black woven silk, and the earpiece vulcanite, diameter of bell 13.8cm, overall length 130cm
A Silver Ear Trumpet and an Old Sheffield Plate Ear Trumpet, Child's silver ear trumpet (unmarked) with decorative pierced grille, silver chain and small composition earpiece, 12cm long overall; with a fused plate on copper ear trumpet (not electroplate), 18th or early 19th century, 24cm long
Three French Ear Trumpets, a conversation tube, late 19th century, in silver-plated brass, with plaque 'LOUIS LAFONT 11 RUEVIGNON PARIS', 96cm long; a 19th century dome in silver plate, again by Lafont, 12cm high; an early 20th century sonor type with leather popper type cover, in nickel plate with celluloid earpiece, 12cm high
Antique Hearing Aids, Two Pairs of Silver Ear Tubes, one French c. 1900, two hallmarked ear tubes of different sizes in a small velvet lined fitted case, the silk lid interior with 'DISCAZAUX BIARRITZ in gilt, case 3.8cm across; with a pair of audisom ear tubes, c.1930s, each marked 'AUDISUM' in original case, case 6cm across
Two Unusual Ear Trumpets, a double dome design by Valery, French, 19th century, in silver-plated brass, tamped 'CH. F. VALERY INGENIER CONSTR. MARQUE DEPOSEE PARIS', 10.5cm extended;with a celluloid auricle in imitation of mother-of-pearl, early 20th century, in original fitted case marked 'JOHN BELL &CROYDEN LTD INC. ARNOLD & SONS50-52 WIGMORE ST W', case 11.5cm across
An Early American Ear Trumpet, c. 1850, (or earlier if bell is spun fused plate), constructed of cow or buffalo horn in different sections, the largest retaining the original horn shape, fitted with bell, silver plate on copper, approx. 35cm across, bell diameter 13cm, with a conversation tube, late 19th century, in vulcanite with silk cover to metal spring coil, 108cm
Two Ear Trumpets by Hawksley, English, one c.1860-1880 a large brass telescopic banjo ear trumpet, in brass, plaque 'HAWKSLEY 351 OXFORD STREET LONDON', 44cm extended; a tortoiseshell example c.1900 with silver ferrule and silk lanyard, signed 'T HAWKSLEY LTD 351 OXFORD STREET LONDON W1', 29cm
A Fine Silver Plate Telescopic Ear Trumpet, English, c.1860, seven drawer trumpet in elecroplated copper and nickel silver, with vulcanite ear piece, egraved ' Thos B Holy NORTON HOUSE Sheffield', 60cm extended. Note: The owner was ‬Thomas Beard Holy†(‬1798-1867â€), ‬whose grandfather had made a fortune in Sheffield as a button makerâ€. Condition report: excellent condition, copper only visable internally, slight wear to plate on some nickel silver knurling, otherwise very good, all drawers nice and tight.
Three Ear Trumpets, A silver plated brass beehive dome, French, c.1890, with plaque ' FRANCK-VALERY FB, 5 BDDES CAPUCINE PARIS' 14.3 cm; a leather-covered London dome with black metal grille; a celluloid dome with black painted brass grille, French, marked 'AUDIOS Marque deposee'
Three Ear Trumpets, a conversation tube by Rein, engraved 'F C Rein & Son patentees, sole inventors and only makers 108 Strand, London', silver plated bell with profuse engraving, polished turned ebony sections and flexible tube with woven silk covering, length 80cm; a pair of auricles, black painted brass and nickel plated sprung steel, unsigned; a telescopic banjo type ear trumpet, celluloid in imitation of tortoiseshell
Conversation Tube by Rein, a long conversation tube by Rein, engraved 'F C Rein & Son patentees, sole inventors and only makers 108 Strand, London', silver plated bell with profuse engraving, polished turned ebony sections and flexible tube with woven silk covering, length 163cm; with a silver plated telescopic two-drawer ear trumpet, stamped 'SIGNAL', 47cm extended
Antique Hearing Aids, a pair of silver ear tubes, French, late 19th century, bodies of tubes moulded to the shape of the pinna, interiors in pink enamel, each with two hallmarks, in fitted silk lined case, case 8.5cm across; a pair of Rein auricles, English, c.1870, in copper gilt (exterior gilding worn), each engraved .F.C. Rein & Son Patentee Sole inventor and only maker 108 Strand London', each 7.5cm across; a miniature hand-held ear trumpet in vulcanite or Bakelite
Four Ear Trumpets, a 19th century French trumpet, beehive pattern, worn silver plate on brass, with plaque 'LOUIS LAFONT 11 RUE VIGNON PARIS', 10cm high; a brass bell pattern, unsigned, missing earpiece, 14.5cm high, a seven-draw telescopic ear trupet, American, unsigned, in thin nickel silver 19.5cm extended, a brass single auicle withsteel headband
A Fine Georgian Silver Ear Trumpet, by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London 1808, fully marked, gadrooned rim and band, 23cm long, 148g, 4.76oz troy. Condition report: Very good, hallmarks clear,little sign of any use or wear, no noticable dents (a few very small shallow dents apparent towards earpiece under bright reflected light), no splits or repairs.
Two Sonor-Type Pocket Ear Trumpets, French, c.1900-1920, one in purse-type leather case with trademark in gilt, brass grille and extending earpiece, 16cm extended; one stamped 'LE MEGAPHONE MADE IN FRANCE', in silver plate and imitation tortoiseshell, with original case and instructions, case 10cm
a Pair of Silver Ear Tubes, South African, c.1930s, each stampted 'VIBROPHONE CO' with patent no. and date 1930, also marked L & R, in velvet and silk lined fitted case with printed label 'S A VIBRAPHONE CO. 301 SMIT STREET P.O. BOX 2895 PHONE 44-3873 JOHANNESBURG', case 4cm across; with an Earmaster hearing aid, 1960s, gold plated custom made in-the-ear transistor hearing aid in original case, case 8.4cm across
Four Lorgnettes, French, late19th/early 20th century, one in silver with tortoiseshell handle finely in inlaid with abalone, silver and other metals, 7.5cm excluding ring, one all silver-gilt, one gilt brass with mother-of-pearl handle, one in nickel silver, with art deco enamel design to handle
Four Ear Trumpets, 19th and early 20th century, a tragus type by Maw, in copper wash (missing earpiece), 37cm long; a London dome type, unsigned, in silver plated brass, 12.3cm high; a dome type in vulcanite covered brass, 9.8cm high; a sonor type, in celluloid and nickel plate, 10.2cm high (4)
Stanley's 13inch Magazine Presentation Case of Drawing Instruments, English, Late victorian, stamped to the inside of the lid 'STANLEY, GREAT TURNSTILE, HOLBORN, LONDON, TO H. M. GOVERNMENT', the case constructed of French polished oak with what Stanley referred to in their catalogue as 'Mediaeval electrum bindings', with presentation plaque to the lid engraved Presented to Mr L. C. Boyce, as a token of respect by the officials and workmen of the main colliery co ltd Neath on his leaving the company service', with a lift out top section velvet lined and filled with 33 German Silver instruments, the second lift out tray with seven scaling rulers, large German silver roller rule a sector and other items, in the base are two German silver protractors and an arm, along with various French curves and set squares, a button at the back releases a bottom drawer containing paints, mixing dish and brushes, case 33cm wide [CITES]Footnotes: This was the most complete and expensive magazine of instruments offered by the Firm of Stanly, in 1900 it was priced at £30.0.0 a considerable sum in its day given that the average wage was £42.0Note: This lot contains or is made of ivory and cannot be imported into the USA . An ivory certificate will be available to the purchser. Please note that an admin fee of £50.00 is payable for this. International postage will need to be arranged with Pack and Send Newbury or with your own courier.
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