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Click here to subscribeBarbour, men's lightweight Beaufort light brown jacket with brown cord collar, hood attachment in pocket, Size XL, sun fading to left side. A Barbour, men's lightweight Beaufort jacket in black with black cord collar, damage to coat, left lower pocket, no hood, size XL. William Newbold of York, Sand colour Hunza Jacket with orange wool lining, suede brown collar, size 44.(3 jackets in the lot)
Vertex 9ct gold keyless pocket watch, signed white enamel Roman dial, subsidiary seconds, E.W.C. Co. case no. 10405, cuvette with engraved presentation inscription, Birmingham 1928, Swiss Made bridge plate 15 jewel movement with original red leather velvet lined box, gross weight 82.6g, D48.6mmWatch running, age related wear, some minor dents.Shipping £28.00 plus vat (UK Only)
19th Century French yellow metal quarter repeating key wound pocket watch, silvered engine turned dial, Roman chapter ring, engine turned case, with strike silent slide, back marked and numbered (rubbed), brass cuvette engraved 'Echappement a cylindre deux trous en rubis', unsigned cylinder movement pump action repeat on two gongs, D52mmWatch running intermittently, push repeat stuck, age related wear.Shipping £23.00 plus vat (UK Only)
Sheffield made pocket knife, with two blades, one broken and stamped with cross and Cavendish St 63 Sheffield, scissors file and hook, mother of pearl scales and workback springs, L16.5cm maxScales cracked and part lacking, one blade snapped, some corrosionShipping £28.00 plus vat (UK Only)
An Interesting Leica Camera, belonging to Harold Gordon Webb, late of the Daily Mail and early motoring press officer at Brookland Race Track, comprising - a Leica IIIB Camera, No. 280084 (1938), with Elmar F5 1:35 lens, an Elmar F9 1:4 (with lens cap), an Xenon F5 1:15, an Elmar F3.5 1:3, a Leicameter, small quantity of filters, Leica Hotshoe veiwfinder, pair of Carl Zeiss binoculars, a stopwatch, pocket barometer, portable tripod, press and marshalls armbands, three original Brooklands race track photos by Harold Gordon Webb and a custom leather case bearing his initials Xenon serial number reads No.288788
This lot features a vintage multi-tool pocket knife stamped Sterling 28g, indicating a sterling silver handle. It includes a blade, scissors, nail file, and grooming tools. Also included is a miniature Toledo pocket knife with an ornate gold and black handle and a folding blade, showcasing classic Spanish craftsmanship. Both show wear consistent with age, making them great collectibles. Largest item measures 2.75"L when folded. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
Royal Doulton large character jug featuring Lewis Carroll, the renowned author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The jug depicts Carroll alongside a whimsical depiction of the White Rabbit holding a pocket watch, a nod to his famous work. Designed by David B. Biggs, this piece was issued in 1997 as the Character Jug of the Year 1998. The underside bears the Royal Doulton backstamp and the model number D7096, affirming its authenticity. A collector's piece, this jug is a charming representation of literary history and fine ceramic craftsmanship. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 8"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.
Victorian 12ct gold open face, keyless lever pocket watch, No. 21056, gilt dial with Roman numerals, case with engraved floral decoration by Thomas R Russell & Co, Chester 1852, with 18ct gold keyCondition Report:Pocket watch approx 60.1gm, inner cover, pendant and bow also 12ct, movement not functioning, case, dial and glass with some wear, case closes tight, diameter = 43mm, key tested 18ct approx 1.65gm
Victorian 18ct gold open face, keyless lever pocket watch, No. 6024, gilt dial with Roman numerals, case with engraved decoration by William Jackson, London 1871 Condition Report:Approx 64.25gm, inner case, pendant and bow also 18ct gold, very good condition (few light scratches to inner case), decoration good, movement clean and functioning, hinged and clasps good, case diameter = 43mm
A group of jewellery, including 9 ct gold items three gypsy sapphire set rings, a pair of dolphin pendant earrings with post fittings 9 ct, a box link chain bracelet 9 ct Italy, a crucifix pendant 9 ct, four fancy link chains, a silver ID bracelet with 21cm long with spring clip clasp, a silver bloodstone ring with textured design shank, ring size J, three pocket watches, various coin amongst on other itemsCondition Report: 9 ct gross weight 34 grams 18 ct 5.5 grams
A mixed group of items, including a base metal Smiths Goliath pocket watch, silver open faced pocket watch, Victorian silver mother of pearl fruit knife, two silver pencil holders, bracelet made up of three pence pieces, including one from 1900, a cheroot in case, Edwardian glass bottle with silver cap and base engraved Sammy, two matching glass dressing table pots with silver lids, base metal cufflinks and other items Condition Report: silver gross weight of all silver items except Sammy silver and glass bottle 139 gramsGross weight of Sammy bottle 208 gramsboth pocket watch glasses are looseArea of glass pots are chipped and lids misshapen Please note that the movement has not been tested for the accuracy of time and may need a service at the buyer's expense.Ewbanks does not guarantee the future working of the movement and we do not guarantee the authenticity of any individual component parts since subsequent repairs and restoration work may have resulted in the replacement of original parts
(Cornwall) H. Spencer Toy The Cornish Pocket Borough Signed by the author to the title page, original cloth, light staining to unclipped dj, small stain to edge of the text block, a very good copy, Wordens of Cornwall, Penzance, 1968; 'The History of Helston,' two first editions, original cloths with gilt lettering to spine, one copy has the remnants of scarce dj, both copies with spotting, good, Oxford University Press, London, 1936. (3)
(Sheet Music) Four Works Performed at the Theatres-Royal in Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden. [18th century] Sammelband in a modern half calf, all printed by Harrison & Co, London, comprising 'Comus. A Masque. Music,' by Dr. Arne, 'The Chaplet. A musical entertainment,' Music by Dr. Boyce, 'Acis and Galatea: A Masque,' Set to Music by Mr. John Eccles, 'Dryden's Ode for St. Cecilia's Day,' Set to Music by Mr. Handel; ‘The Souvenir a Pocket Companion for the Flute, Violin, or Key’d Bugle’ Vol 1, 2nd Ed, 1833. (2)
(The Mutiny of the Bounty and Pitcairn) Fifteen works Rev Thomas Boyles Murray. 'Pitcairn: The Island, The People, and The Pastor; With a Short Account of The Mutiny of the Bounty,' fifth edition, original blue cloth rebacked, inscription to front endpapers, title page detaching, some finger soiling and spotting, frontis and plates, Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, London, 1855; Rosalind Amelia Young. 'Mutiny of the Bounty and Story of Pitcairn 1790-1894,' third edition illustrated, heavy staining/bleaching to original decorative cloth, ink inscription to ffep, frontis detached, despite faults vg textblock with plates and illustrations, Pacific Press Publishing Company, Oakland, California, [c.1894]; R. M. Carter. 'The Geology of Pitcairn Island. South Pacific,' printed card wraps, b+w photographic illustrations, folded map in pocket to rear wrap, vg to fine, Bishop Museum Press, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1967; With three modern colour publications produced from the Island; Glynn Christian. 'Fragile Paradise. the Discovery of Fletcher Christian Bounty Mutineer,' first edition, lacks dj, original cloth, illustrations, vg, Hamish Hamilton, London, 1982; John Bach (ed). 'The Bligh Notebook. Rough account-Lieutenant Wm Bligh's voyage in the Bounty's Launch from the ship to Tofua & from thence to Timor 28 April to 14 June 1789 With a draft list of the Bounty mutineers,' original cloth, unclipped dj, facsimile to rear, fine, Allen & Unwin, in association with the National Library of Australia, 1987; With seven other works. (15)From the library of Guy Slatter, whose lifelong passion for island life began in childhood with an interest in Pitcairn. After studying at Oxford and working for the BBC, he spent two years in the 1960s setting up a radio station in the Kiribati Islands. His deep connection to the Pacific led to many return visits, including work for a German museum, where he facilitated the export of an ethnic house for an exhibition. A dedicated scholar of Pacific history and culture, he built his collection of books over many years through a dealer in York and even translated two German works into English: The Material Culture of Kiribati and The Material Culture of Tuvalu.
(Antarctic Exploration) Ernest Shackleton The Heart of the Antarctic. Being the Story of the British Antarctic Expedition 1907-1909 First editions, original blue cloth with pictorial silver gilt, rebacked with new pastedown and rear pocket (to vol II), half title, frontis portrait, some sporadic spotting in and around plates, profuse with plates with loose folding maps, a good robust set, William Heinemann, London, 1909. (2)
John Speed (1551/2–1629) Nine maps, seven of which are rare copies published by Roger Rea 'Worcestershire Described,' later hand coloured, pasted onto card, margins frayed with spotting, inset plan of Worcester, 45cmx 54cm, Henry Overton, London, [c.1743]; 'Huntington Both Shire and Shire Town With The Ancient Citie Ely Described,' uncoloured engraved map, inset town plans of Huntingdon and Ely, later strike, rolled, crumpled to fore edge, small stain mark, 38cm x 50 cm, [c.1662]; 'Buckingham Both Shyre, and Shire towne described,' uncoloured, rolled, tear with loss to Redding plan, 38cm x 52cm, Roger Rea & Elder, London, [1665]; 'The Countie of Radnor Described and the Shyretownes Sittuatione Anno 1610,' uncoloured, rolled, small hole, 39cm x 51cm, Roger Rea, Elder and younger, London, [c.1665]; 'Brenoke Both Shyre and Towne described,' uncoloured, small nibbles to edges, rolled, crease marks, 36cm x 51cm, Roger Rea, Elder and younger, London, [c.1665]; 'Norfolk a Countie Florishing & Populous Described and Devided, with the Armes of such Noble Familes as have borne the titles thereof,' uncoloured, loss to inset plan of Norwiche, rolled, 38cm x 50cm, Roger Rea, London, [c.1665]; 'Glamorgan Shyre With the situations of the chief town Cardyff and ancient Landaffe described,' uncoloured, large hole to foot and worm holes to head, rolled, 38.5cm x 50.5cm, Roger Rea the Elder and younger, London, [c.1665]; 'The Countie of Nottingham described.....,' uncoloured, repair to edge of foot, rolled, 39cm x 50.5cm, Roger Rea the Elder and younger, London, [c.1665]; 'Caermarden Both Shyre and Towne Described,' uncoloured, hole to foot, rolled, 39cm x 50.5cm, Roger Rea the Elder and younger, London, [c.1665]; with three others, all badly damaged with loss. (12)Roger Rea (1606–1665) was an English map seller and publisher from London. His father, John Rea, was likely an exchanging goldsmith, a profession that paved the way for modern banking. Roger began his career apprenticing as a stationer under Peter Cowley before venturing into publishing with his son, also named Roger. The father-and-son duo focused primarily on maps, acquiring the publishing rights to John Speed's famous atlases. They produced several editions of Speed's pocket atlases and, in 1662, published a complete edition of A Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World. Their publishing activities may have continued until 1665, but Roger Rea Sr. died during the Great Plague that same year. As a result, Rea's editions of Speed's maps are now rare and prized by collectors.
A vintage Gucci backpack. Circa 1990's, having a black canvas and patent leather exterior, featuring a curved bamboo top handle, a front patch pocket with a bamboo turn-lock, a leather drawstring top fastening and dual adjustable shoulder straps. The interior lined in jacquard fabric and containing a zip pocket, H25cm (excluding handle) x W20cm x D7.5cm Condition Report: Split seam to one side
A Mulberry tan leather 'Lily' handbag. Featuring polished silver-tone hardware, chain and interwoven leather shoulder strap, detachable clochette with a concealed padlock, maker's signature postman's lock fastening, and one interior zip pocket, the brass tag numbered '78404', H14.5cm x W20cm x D7cm Condition Report: Overall in good condition. The exterior shows some light wear including some rubbing and several small and light marks. The interior is dusty with some small marks of discolouration. Some scratches and rubbing to the hardware. The lock turns smoothly.
A vintage Mulberry reversible shoulder bag. Constructed of black and brown pebble grain leather with a denim panel to the front, a reversible frontal flap, gold coloured hardware, a leather strap and a pressure lock. The black suede interior with a zipped pocket and a slip pockets, having an impressed black leather badge and a brass tag numbered '10165201', H20cm x W26cm x D8cm Condition Report: One of the metal clasps for the strap is missing the pin and it is therefore unattached to the main bag (but present). Some scratches and marks to the leather (mainly the red section). A couple of very small spots of discolouration to the denim. The fastenings and zip function smoothly. The interior is overall in good condition with no stains or tears. No obvious tears or repairs to the interior or exterior. The strap has a couple of loose threads.
Two Radley pink leather handbags. One constructed of Scotchgrain leather, silvered hardware, two zipped compartments to the front and two removable straps, the zipped interior lined in cream fabric with a zipped pocket and two slip pockets, H25cm x W30cm x D10.5cm. The other bag having twin handles, a slip pocket to the back, a removable shoulder strap, the zipped interior lined in pink fabric with a zipped pocket and two slip pockets, H21cm x W29.5cm x D10cm, both with the original dustbags
A Chanel black patent leather vanity bag. Having a quilted exterior, gold toned hardware, the zip opening to reveal a quilted black fabric lining with a black leather label and slip pocket, Numbered 9145649, in the original black fabric dustbag with the care booklet and original receipt Condition Report: In very good condition. Some minor wear to the exterior including very light scratches to the hardware and small marks to the exterior. No apparent staining, tears or repairs. The dustbag is slightly dusty (doing its job!) however it also has no tears or staining. Receipt states the retail price was £600
An Orla Kiely black patent leather handbag. The frontal pocket secured by a faux tortoiseshell clasp, having gold hardware, the interior secured by a metal clasp, lined in printed grey and white fabric and containing two zip pockets and a slip pocket, H27.5cm x W36cm x D12cm. In the original printed dustbag
A Longchamp handbag. Brown patent leather with two handles and a chrome 'bamboo' closure, lined in printed brown fabric, containing a zipped pocket and a slip pocket, H24cm x W24cm x D11cm, with the original dustbag Condition Report: Overall in good condition. Mark on the side of the bag consistent with the handle rubbing against it. Some wear to the base and small areas of the bag. The interior is slightly dusty. No obvious tears or repairs.
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