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Lot 619
Collection of vintage brass and metal fire tools including shovels, tongs and chestnut warmer / All lots are located at Gower Reclamation, Unit 17b, Crofty Industrial Estate, Gower, Swansea, SA4 3RS. Regretfully Wellers are unable to offer any type of shipping, please see our important information for collections information.
Lot 62
ARTHUS BERTRAND: A GOLD AND CULTURED PEARL ROSARYThe cultured pearls interspersed by gold beads and rondelles, leading to a circular gold plaque depicting in relief the portrait of Virgin Mary, suspending a similarly-set pierced baptismal cross, in 18K gold, French assay marks, signed Arthus Bertrand, length 47cm (approx. length of necklace (no clasp): 67cmFor over 200 years, Maison Arthus Bertrand has been known for its exceptional craftsmanship in jewellery, passed down through six generations of the same family. Founded in 1803 by Arthus Claude Bertrand, the company initially published travel accounts funded by the Napoleonic Empire, gaining recognition for its detailed work. Located on Rue d’Hautefeuille in Paris, it became renowned for its creative excellence and scholarly publications, eventually becoming the official publisher for the French Navy’s geographic society.A significant turning point came when Arthus-Claude Bertrand married the daughter of Michel-Ange Marion, leading to a merger with Maison Marion, known for its embroidery, insignia, military flags, and Legions of Honour. This merger shifted the focus entirely to jewellery and insignia. Over generations, the Maison expanded its expertise, using techniques like bas-relief sculpture, stamping, grand feu enamelling, and engraving. In 1937, the launch of its first jewellery collection, featuring religious medallions and avant-garde pieces, marked a pivotal moment.Under the creative direction of Emmanuel Aubry in 2016, and later Camille Toupet, Arthus Bertrand embraced contemporary jewellery design while honouring its heritage. Toupet's innovative approach introduced fresh designs, such as the ribbed grosgrain texture of the Ruban collection and the laurel leaves of the Gloria Etoilée collection. The Maison continued to innovate with vibrant enamelled medallions and the refined Royale collection. Arthus Bertrand’s appeal lies in blending historical elements with modern elegance, resulting in sophisticated and feminine creations that resonate with contemporary lifestyles.Once mainly seen in religious settings, rosaries have now become fashionable. Designers and style icons have embraced the rosary's intricate beauty and symbolism, incorporating them into modern outfits. This trend blends Gothic and Renaissance influences, making rosary jewellery a meaningful and stylish accessory. Rosary necklaces have evolved from tools for prayer and meditation to fashionable jewellery pieces. While they still represent faith and reflection, their versatile designs make them suitable for occasions like baptisms, confirmations, weddings, or birthdays. Modern rosary necklaces serve as stylish reminders of spiritual commitment, with various designs, metals, and gemstones allowing for subtle self-expression. This evolution has integrated the rosary into contemporary fashion, broadening its appeal and gently challenging traditional views of religious accessories in everyday style. Condition Report: Pearls: of white tint with pink and green overtones, high lustreCircular clasp: with personal inscription: ‘14 juin 2009, Lara Poupée, Mamie’ located on the reverse with signature Arthus BertrandNormal sign of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 36.2g
Lot 271
A William IV silver gilt fitted green morocco leather dressing case, the accessories including pair of silver gilt mounted cut glass scent bottles with glass stoppers, a vinaigrette, gold handled twisted wire scent bottle corkscrew and bodkin, a silver propelling pencil and mother of pearl manicure tools, several associated, key, 29.5cm l, the silver gilt accessories by Archibald Douglas, London 1833, one pierced cover maker TD a pellet between, London 1835, the vinaigrette by Rawlings & Summers, London 1835, 7ozs 10dwts weighable One glass box damaged. The remaining items in good condition, including the vinaigrette
Lot 2259
WW2 British Vickers .303 Medium Machine Gun Box Spare Parts & Tools. The box contains: two feedways, pair of wooden grips, top cover, trigger, safety, rear sight, gas cone, steam pipe hose connector MKII, pins for tripod, muzzle protector MKI, deflector sight canvas cover only, Belt expanding tool, plastic oil bottle, pull thru, Water jacket repair kit complete in tin. Apart from feedways all other parts are unissued condition. NOTE: Due to overseas laws, UK bidders only on this lot please, no licence required in the UK.
Lot 512
A GROUP OF VARIOUS TREEN SNUFF BOXES, MEASURES, TOOLS AND OTHER ITEMS, INCLUDING A SNUFF BOX FROM THE WINDSOR CASTLE OAK (16)19th Century Comprising; a George IV turned disc shaped oak snuff box, with printed trade label describing 'IN ME BEHOLD AN EMBLEM OF MORTALITY...', 8.5cm diameter; a lignum vitae disc shaped case containing a red wax seal, 5cm diameter; two other disc-shaped snuffs; pocket screw type nutcracker; Sailmaker’s fid, a seam rubber and a seam smoother, a screw driver (possibly a Gunsmiths’); Jeweller’s ring sizer or measure; three paper knives; a whistle, two boxwood hinged rulers
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