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Lot 409
Various pocket watches, wristwatches, watch and clock parts, an Art Deco wristwatch face with Arabic numerals, 4cm high, Best Patent Lever Bentima pocket watch, various other pocket watches, Swiss made patented wristwatch with plastic casing, a Lucerne digital wristwatch, others by Regency, bangles, spectacles, etc. (a quantity)
Lot 467
Various Art Deco and other hair clips, 14cm wide, etc., part dressing table set, metal musical jar, a quantity of lighters to include pistol, ship, other novelty, etc., pocket watch, pipe case, various handles, Tunbridge cribbage marker, hand fans, other metalware, library hand date stamp, graduated weights, etc. (a quantity)
Lot 569
A Victorian silver open face pocket watch, the 4cm dia. Roman numeric dial signed JW Benson London, with subsidiary Arabic second hand, in a plain case with (vacant) cartouche, set with ring top, 7cm high, the case London 1886, a Continental fob watch, marked Fine Silver, further plated open face pocket watch, a Continental example, partially cased, etc. (a quantity)
Lot 596
Various coins and tokens, to include a 1793 Sir Isaac Newton penny, 3cm dia. a 1796 Sail Canvas Manufacturer half penny token, another 4 doubles 1902 token, other low denomination coins, costume jewellery, cufflinks, circular elephant pendent, ladies Rotary cocktail watch, stainless steel PEAK brooch, necklaces, other brooches, bangle, a pair of folding spectacles, etc. (a quantity)
Lot 161
AN ART DECO DIAMOND COCKTAIL WATCH of rectangular design and pavé set, the lugs with baguette cut diamonds, in white gold, unmarked, on two white gold Brazlian mesh cords and buckle, 14 x 74mm (diamond spread), 17cm overall ++Movement associated (? German) and not in working order, hands setting correctly, slight wear
Lot 162
AN ART DECO DIAMOND COCKTAIL WATCH with strap lugs, pavé set, in platinum, with rounded case back, on white gold mesh strap, 18 x 71mm (diamond spread) 22cm overall, marked inside case back Pl 45/92051 and on clasp 750++Movement not in working order, dial scratched and discoloured, glass cracked, diamonds all present, mesh bracelet slightly buckled in places
Lot 173
A SWISS 14CT GOLD KEYLESS LEVER WATCH INTERNATIONAL WATCH CO No 810557, with gold hands and gilt finished movement, the case back engraved with rays, 50mm, Swiss control marks++Lacks winding crown. Movement untried fully wound; not running, case back in good condition, no engraving on it or the dust cap
Lot 176
A SWISS GOLD CYLINDER LADY'S WATCH, LATE 19TH C with engraved dial and case, 37mm, marked 14K, and a 19th c chased gold and hardstone watch key (2)++Watch key with slight wear, corrosion on base metal parts, watch with wear to case and slight dents on edge, dial discoloured, movement apparently not in working order
Lot 177
AN 18CT GOLD KEYLESS LEVER QUARTER REPEATING HUNTING CASED WATCH unsigned, with enamel dial and gold hands, jewelled three quarter plate movement beneath glass, in plain case, 51mm, casemaker SW&-, Birmingham 1881++In apparently good working order, the enamel dial undamaged, no engraving or erasure to case, light scratches to case from normal wear and minor dents on caseback, the case of heavy gauge; winder detached
Lot 181
AN 18CT GOLD KEYLESS LEVER WATCH THOMPSON & VINE LONDON No 25827 with enamel dial, bi-metallic balance, backplate engraved Thompson & Vine, 122 Aldersgate Strt London, 46mm, casemaker Gee & Standley, London 1884++In good condition, dial undamaged, bow slightly loose, working order, running when wound although stops after a few seconds, engraved inside caseback with presentation inscription dated 1908, slight wear to caseback
Lot 183
AN 18CT GOLD LEVER LADY'S WATCH R GILBERT & SONS BARROW & DALTON No 23065, with engraved and engine turned dial and blued steel hands, the movement with compensated balance, in engraved case, 39mm diam, casemaker TNB, Chester 1889++Movement not in working order very dirty but apparently complete, externally in practically as new condition
Lot 184
A SILVER FUSEE LEVER WATCH HAM SKINNER STREET, LONDON No 37675, the enamel dial inscribed PATENT, the movement with gold hands and adjustable balance, the rounded case with milled band and spirally reeded button and ring, 54cm diam, casemaker IT/TJ, London 1821++Movement not in working order but apparently complete, balance turning freely dial undamaged, light wear and minor dents on case back
Lot 189
AN 18CT GOLD KEYLESS LEVER HALF HUNTING CASED LADY'S WATCH, OLLIVANT & BOTSFORD MANCHESTER No5886, the dial with sable centre with blued steel hands, three quarter plate movement, case with detachable back and engraved overall with stylised flowers and strapwork, 39mm diam, casemaker Anthony Loup, London 1867++Externally as good as new with hardly any signs of wear, the movement clean but running for only a few seconds before stopping when wound; inner glass missing
Lot 190
A SILVER PAIR CASED VERGE WATCH M FLINT UPPINGHAM No 8444, with enamel dial and flat centred glass, the movement with foliate pierced and engraved balance cock and foot, turned pillars, casemaker WG, London 1858, three various silver fusee lever watches, one with silver dial and another silver watch (5)++Verge watch not in working order, the movement stopping after a few seconds, hour hand slightly bent, enamel dial undamaged, little sign of case wear, push piece working, both hinges closing tightly shut
Lot 191
A SILVER PAIR CASED VERGE WATCH S ROBERTS LONDON No 5953 with enamel dial and silvered regulation to the engraved movement, 57mm diam, casemaker William Linsley, London 1810++Movement in apparently working order, running when wound, dial slightly chipped below 6, retaining what is probably the original flat centred glass, stem undamaged, no play in hinges. Outer case well preserved with the push piece intact, of relatively heavy gauge
Lot 192
AN ENGLISH SILVER VERGE DOCTOR'S DIAL WATCH unsigned, No 9091, the bright steel balance with engraved cock and shaped foot, turned pillars, 52mm diam, casemaker WC, London 1850++Movement running for only a second or two before stopping but apparently complete, edge of enamel dial chipped at 12 o'clock, lacks hour hand, the other hand not original; lacks stopwork, minor knocks and scratches on the case consistent with age, both hinges in working order and closing tightly
Lot 193
A SILVER AND TORTOISESHELL TRIPLE CASED VERGE WATCH FOR THE TURKISH MARKET GEORGE PRIOR LONDON No 32408, the enamel dial with Turkish numerals and steel beetle-and-poker hands, the movement with pierced balance cock and foot centred by a neo classical urn, having finely fretted pillars, the inner silver case with bright cut edges, the conforming outer case covered in richly mottled turtle shell, 57mm diam, casemaker IR, London 1804++Movement apparently complete, fusee chain detached, dial with several fine scratches and small surface dig between 5 and 6, minor rust on hands, old repair to stem, all three cases closing tightly. Tortoiseshell case back slightly dulled by minor digs and case marks but no loss, secondary case with old damage from wear to the push-piece but an attractive example of the type
Lot 194
A GILTMETAL AND PAINTED TORTOISESHELL PAIR CASED VERGE WATCH THOMAS CAPE LONDON No 882, with enamel dial, the movement having foliate pierced and engraved balance cock and foot and turned pillars, the outer case painted on the underside in polychrome with a lady standing beside a neo classical urn, 48mm diam++The enamel dial with hairline crack at 6 o'clock. The movement apparently complete but fusee chain detached and/or broken. No play in hinges, both cases closing tightly, wear to gilding on exterior of inner case, polychrome decoration and tortoiseshell on outer case in good condition, complete, not chipped. slightly faded and darkened with age. Push-piece with old damage
Lot 195
A SILVER PAIR CASED VERGE WATCH WILLIAM GUEST WINDSOR No 154, with enamel dial and flat centred glass, the movement with foliate pierced and engraved balance cock and foot, silvered regulation and turned pillars, 54mm diam, case maker WB, London1791++Movement apparently working, running when wound, dial enamel cracked, minute hand slightly bent, stem repaired/old replacement, replacement bow, wear to case consistent with age. Push-piece hollow from wear
Lot 206
Scottish. 4th (Donside Highland) VB Gordon Highlanders OR’s glengarry badge circa 1893-1908. Scarce die-stamped white metal example. Within a thistle wreath an oval inscribed, “4th Donside Hlnd Vol Bn Gordon Highrs Watch”; cockerel statant to voided centre. Two loops to reverse. Retains original lustre. VGC HQ Aberdeen. See “Badges of the Highland and Lowland Regiments” by W.H. & K.D.Bloomer, Plate 91.
Lot 25
Scottish. 1st Fifeshire Rifle Volunteer Corps Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1880-87. A fine and scarce die-stamped white medal example . Crowned star bearing laurel wreath and strap inscribed ‘1st Fifeshire Rifle Volunteer Corps’, Thane of Fife to voided centre. Three loops to reverse (two replacements). VGC 1st Fifeshire RV became a VB of the Black Watch in 1881, redesignated 6th (Perthshire) VB Black Watch in 1887.
Lot 324
Scottish. Black Watch Officer’s plaid brooch. A good silvered example more akin to an senior NCO’s. Plain quoit with engraved decoration mounted with a heavy thistle wreath. To the centre, St.Andrew and the Cross. Reverse with stout pin and impressed ‘34’. Modern paper label to reverse ‘P.A. Chapman TF, 6th Perthshire Bn. 2/Lieut’. Small casting flaw to reverse of St. Andrew otherwise VGC
Lot 49
Scottish. 42nd Black Watch Victorian pre 1881 attributed Officer’s shoulder belt plate. A good scarce example. Seeded gilt rectangular plate with raised burnished edges mounted with a facetted silver Star of the Order of the Thistle; mounted on the Star, within a gilt thistle wreath, a crowned oval bearing the motto of the Order of the Thistle (Lacesset). To the centre, silver numerals ‘42’, below the wreath, a gilt Sphinx. Service wear. Reverse retains original fixings comprising two hooks and two studs. GC Removed from old frame with label stating ‘ 42nd Royal Highlanders 1869 Breast Plate of Egbert W. Cooper’.
Lot 576
54th Foot (W.Norfolk) 1878 Presentation Silver Pocket Watch. The hunter pocket is engraved to the inner dust cover “PRESENTED TO SERGT MAJOR R.G. TYSON BY HIS BROTHER SERJEANTS AS A TOKEN OF RESPECT AND ESTEEM AFTER A LENGTHENED SERVICE OF 25 YEARS IN THE 54TH REGT FORT WILLIAM 1878”. The watch face is signed “James Murray Royal Exchange London & Calcutta” The enamel face with cracks, no key present, watch has not been tested. PLEASE NOTE “Offered as an historical items only; the instruments’ accuracy is neither warranted or implied.” Sergeant Major Robert Tyson enrolled into the 54th as a Boy on the 21st August 1851. He received his final discharge from the 2nd VB South Lancashire Regiment in August 1893, having served 42 years with the Colours.
Lot 833
WW1 Royal Flying Corps Cockpit Watch Circa 1914. A rare early war issue example signed to the silvered face “No. 114/A.F. W. Ehrhardt London Mark IVA 8 Days”. The nickel case with WD Issue stamp and fitted with long winding stem, with no provision for loop. PLEASE NOTE the watch is not in working condition and requires attention.
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