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Click here to subscribe4 Corgi Husky Models. No.2, Citroen Safari in cream with detachable boat. No.12, VW Tower Wagon in yellow with red telescopic tower. No.32, Luggage Elevator in white and blue with yellow conveyor. No.36, Simon Snorkel Fire Engine. All sealed on blister cards, minor wear/damage and price labels to all. Contents VGC-Mint, significant silver paint delamination to fire engine. Back Cover. £60-80
2 Corgi Major Toys. A Gift Set No.27 Machinery Carrier with Bedford Tractor Unit with Priestman Cub Shovel. Tractor unit in mid blue with yellow interior, silver trailer with Cub Shovel in orange yellow and grey, with black tracks and paperwork. Plus a Simon Snorkel Bedford TK Fire Engine (1127). In red with yellow interior, complete with firemen and instructions. Both boxed, some wear. Vehicles VGC- very minor wear. Plate 3. £50-70
An 18ct. gold ladies' pocket watch, crown wind, having gold Roman numeral chapter ring with engine turned and floral engraved centre, 34mm wide finely engraved case with shield reserve (left blank) the interior impressed Swiss head of Helvetia hallmark and "18K", in working order. (gross weight 32.1g)
A Swiss silver pocket watch, crown wind, having Arabic numeral white enamel dial and Arabic numeral seconds subsidiary dial, yellow metal spade and whip hands, 52mm wide silver case with engine turned back, the interior impressed Swiss wood grouse hallmark and "0,800", cuvette impressed with Geneve 1896 and Paris 1900 medals, in working order, together with a similar Swiss silver pocket watch and three others, these last as found. (5)
A Victorian silver cream jug, by F W Turton Ltd, assayed Birmingham 1897, of oval form, with semi-embossed side and scroll handle, together with a pair of hair and pair of clothes brushes, silver backed, by William Neale & Son Ltd, assayed Birmingham 1931, with engine turned decoration, a pair of silver plated fish servers, by J H Potter, with ivory handles, in felt lined fitted case, and two other silver plated items. (qty)
Two silver cigarette cases, both of traditional gently curved rectangular form, the first by John Milward Banks, assayed Chester, date letter rubbed, plain polished with enamel shield of the early arms of England, the second by Henry Williamson Ltd, assayed Birmingham 1919, with linear engine turned decoration. (total gross weight 169.5g). (2)
A Swedish silver mounted ivorine letter opener, of typical form, with linear engine turned silver handle, impressed Swedish hallmarks, length 29cm, together with a Swedish circular silver tea strainer, with turned wood handle, raised upon three wire supports (one detached), a rectangular silver matchbox holder, assayed Birmingham 1903, with sprung hinged lid and strike to one long side, a Victorian silver rectangular vesta, by S Blanckensee & Son, assayed Birmingham 1897, a small Victorian circular silver salt, a Peruvian silver shell form bowl, of hammered finish with applied Peruvian coat of arms to bowl centre, impressed "925", a pair of white metal hexagonal pill boxes with embossed decoration, (white metal assessed as silver), and a quantity of silver plated and white metal items. to include; a set of twelve knife rests, a pair of grape scissors, silver teaspoons and others. (qty)
A silver sovereign holder, by William Neale, assayed Birmingham 1910, of rectangular form with curved corners and linear engine turned decoration, the interior fitted with twin sprung sovereign holders, together with a Victorian silver rectangular card case, by Samuel Roberts & Charles Belk, assayed Sheffield 1867, with bright cut decoration. (total weight 78.9g). (2)
A Shaeffer silver ink stand and fountain pen, the silver pen having linear engine turned finish, the cap impressed Shaeffer logo, "SP & Co", "Sterling silver" and import hallmark for London 1987, and 14ct. gold Shaeffer nib, impressed "585" and "14K", length 13.6cm, on.a Shaeffer silver ink stand, impressed "SP Co", assayed London 1987, of rectangular form with ribbed border, dished pen holder and square recess for inkwell, raised upon quadruple ribbed and splayed supports, width 15.2cm x depth 11.4cm, with the matching Shaeffer silver mounted glass inkwell, also impressed for "SP & Co", assayed London 1987. .
A cased Austrian 14ct. yellow, and white gold and diamond gentleman's dress set, comprising a pair of cuff links and pair of shirt studs, the cuff links having circular front and back, each having engine turned black centre surrounded by white gold border prong set ring of numerous diamonds, with clasp fitting, together with the matching pair of shirt dress studs, these impressed with Austro-Hungarian 4th standard fox head hallmark 14 carat gold, assayed in Vienna (Wien), (gross weight 13.1g), in fitted case.
Gent's silver early Rolex Oyster watch, engine turned silvered circular dial in case of tonneau shape, case 3501, Import Marks Glasgow 1928, inscribed and dated '....Hamilton 2nd H.L.I., 5-12-29'.CONDITION REPORT: Has been used but not abused. Going. Various abrasions to screw heads, surrounds and index. Case screws up nicely. Some wear to edge knurling. Oyster button, which screws tight. Later hands. Dial generally good. Case wires a little thin.
Model Railways - four OO gauge kit built steam locomotives by Wills, Finecast and others, three motorised the lot also includes a 2-8-0 heavy freight engine, Little Engines, BR class D11, a J39 and 4-4-0 steam locomotive named Loch Tay and a collection of empty boxes items appear to be in f to g condition Est £60 - £80
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