bristol

JEWELLERY, SILVER, WATCHES & COINS Tuesday 12th February 2013, 10.00am

PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS PLEASE NOTE 1. 2.

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LOCATION. Dreweatts Bristol Salerooms, Apsley Road, Clifton are situated in the converted church on the corner of Whiteladies Road and Apsley Road, entrance is in Apsley Road, carpark entrance next it. VAT. Value Added Tax at the rate of 20% will be added to the hammer price of all lots marked with an asterisk*. A VAT receipt will be given. We operate under the VAT Margin Scheme. Any VAT registered Purchaser requiring a full VAT Invoice (i.e. non margin scheme) please advise our Accounts Department or the Auctioneer ON THE DAY OF SALE. We are unable to provide altered Invoices at a later date. BUYERS PREMIUM. The Buyer shall pay the Auctioneers a premium of 22% on the hammer price together with VAT at the standard rate on the premium element. VAT receipts will be given. Advice is readily obtainable from Auction Floor Staff of expected price and condition. COMMISSIONED BIDS. Bids may be left with the Auction Floor Staff for which forms are provided. All bids are treated in the strictest confidence. REGISTRATION. All prospective purchasers must register with the Auctioneer’s Clerk before the sale when they will be issued with a buyer’s number for use during the sale. PAYMENT AND COLLECTION. All items must be paid for and collected by 5pm on the Friday following the Auction. Payment by cash is preferred. Debit and Credit Cards are accepted (Switch, Delta, Visa, Mastercard), a charge of 3% will be added for payment by credit card. Large cheques will only be accepted if prior arrangements have been made with our Accounts Department. Items will only be released on production of a receipted Purchaser’s Account. If arranging collection by an agent, please ensure this is provided. Visit our website for current catalogues, colour illustrations of major lots and a word search service: www.dnfa.com/bristol

Cribbs Causeway

M5

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Portishead

M5 19

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Avonmouth

M5 18

Dreweatts Bristol Saleroom

JEWELLERY, SILVER, WATCHES & COINS Tuesday 12th February 2013 at 10.00am Sale Number 20588 Catalogue £2

Viewing Saturday 9th February 2013 9.30am - 1.00pm Monday 11th February 2013 9.30am - 6.00pm Day of sale from 9.00am

Enquiries John Kelly [email protected]

Cover Illustration Lot 219 Order of Sale: 1-188 JEWELLERY 189-237 WATCHES 239-250 OBJECTS OF VERTU

252-357 359-478

SILVER AND SILVER PLATE COINS AND MEDALLIONS

Free live online bidding available for this sale. For further details visit www.the-saleroom.com IMPORTANT NOTICE TO JEWELLERY BUYERS Although every effort is made to note changes and restoration, the absence of such information does not imply the lot is free from defects. Detailed reports can be obtained on request. Enhancement: Prospective buyers are reminded that many coloured gemstones have historically been treated in various ways to enhance their appearance. A variety of methods have been and are currently used to improve both transparency and colour of various gemstones. For example the heat treatment of rubies and sapphires and the use of oils to improve the appearance of emeralds have been generally accepted by the jewellery trade. Prospective buyers should be aware that the fractures and fissures in emeralds are sometimes filled with coloured or colourless substances including resins and oils. Other methods such as staining, irradiation and coating may have been used on a variety of gemstones. Although the colour of heat-treated gemstones is widely believed to be permanent, the very nature of heating the stone to a high temperature may affect the durability of the gemstone and special care may be required over a period of time. In the case of gemstones which have been oiled, they may require re-treatment at a later stage to maintain their appearance. Gemmological reports may be obtained from recognised gemmological laboratories however it is not feasible for Dreweatts to obtain a report for every stone offered for sale and prospective buyers should be aware that all gemstones may have been enhanced by some method. Dreweatts would be pleased to obtain the relevant reports prior to the sale provided the request is made at least three weeks before the sale and is subject to pre-payment by the requesting party. Because enhancement affects market value, all Dreweatts' estimates assume that gemstones may have been enhanced. Weights: All weights stated in the catalogue are approximate only, calculated using standard formulae and subject to the limitations imposed by the mount. Where the description reads ‘weighing’ the stone has been removed and weighed using an electronic balance. All gram weights are approximate. These figures are for reference only and prospective buyers should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy. Repairs, Restoration and Damage: Every effort is made to note any of the above in the catalogue descriptions, however a lack of any such note should not be taken to imply the lot is in perfect condition and prospective buyers should satisfy themselves as to the condition of any lot. Condition reports are available for all lots on request provided they are received in reasonable time. Conflict Diamonds: Dreweatts warrants that conflict diamonds will not be knowingly sold and that, to the best of our ability, we will undertake reasonable measures to help prevent the sale of conflict diamonds in this country. Dreweatts’ jewellery specialists will be happy to answer any queries.

Dreweatts, Bristol Salerooms, St John’s Place, Apsley Road, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2ST Telephone: 0117 973 7201 Facsimile: 0117 973 5671 E-mail: [email protected] www.dnfa.com/bristol Visit our website for current catalogues, colour illustrations of major lots and a word search service

JEWELLERY 1 A single stone diamond 18 carat gold ring, Birmingham 1978, the illusion set brilliant of approximately 0.25 carats, finger size K, 3g gross, cased £140-180 2 A 1911 half sovereign, in a 9 carat gold ring mount, finger size P, 9.4g gross, cased £100-140 3 A single stone diamond 18 carat gold ring, Birmingham 1911, the old cut stone, of approximately 0.06 carats star set between engraved shoulders, finger size O1/2; 2.7g gross; with a four stone diamond ring, stamped '18ct' and 'Plat', the four single cuts set across the finger, 1.5g gross; and a single stone garnet 9 carat gold dress ring, 1.3g gross; in a ring box £90-120 4 A 1906 sovereign, in a 9 carat gold ring mount, finger size T, 9.2g gross, cased £200-250 5 A single stone 9 carat gold ring, Birmingham 2006, the brilliant of approximately 0.12 carats, finger size L; with a sapphire and diamond 9 carat gold cluster ring, Birmingham 2006, the small round cut stone enclosed by six single cut diamonds, finger size J1/2; 2.7g gross; in a ring box £70-100 6 An Austrian gold wedding ring, 18 carat gold standard mark 1872-1921, of flat section, 6.5g gross £100-140 7 A diamond single stone ring, the old brilliant cut diamond weighing 1.15 carats, claw set in a raised collet, stamped '18ct & Pt', finger size J £400-600 8 A 22 carat gold patterned wedding ring, London 1973, of flat section, finger size P, 5.6mm wide, 5g gross, £80-120

9 A five stone diamond 18 carat white gold ring, the brilliant cuts, totalling approximately 0.25 carats, channel set to the cross over style mount, finger size O, 3.8g gross, cased £100-150 10 An opal three stone 9 carat gold ring, the graduated oval cabochons with trios of garnets between, finger size U, 7.4g gross, cased £60-80 11 A late Victorian diamond nine stone cluster ring, circa 1890, the old cuts totalling approximately 1 carat, Finger size L1/2, 3g gross £250-300 12 A diamond seven stone 18 carat gold half hoop ring, London 1999, the channel set brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.49 carats, finger size N1/2, 4.2g gross £120-160 13* A diamond dress ring, the ninety brilliant cut diamonds, totalling approximately 0.51 carats, set into five broken rows, finger size M, 7.2g gross £90-120 14 A sapphire and diamond 18 carat gold cluster ring, London 1970, the oval cut enclosed by ten single cut diamonds, finger size N1/2, 3.9g gross £70-90 15 A diamond and emerald 18 carat gold cluster ring, London 1988, the four alternating rows composed of a quartet of stones to each, the diamonds totalling approximately 0.24 carats, finger size U, 3g gross £60-80 16 A diamond three stone 18 carat gold ring, the graduated brilliants, totalling approximately 0.2 carats, illusion set, finger size O, 4.3g gross £70-90 17 A three stone diamond platinum ring, London 2000, the uniform brilliants totalling approximately 0.4 carats, finger size O1/2, 4.2g gross, cased £200-250

18 A diamond and sapphire seven stone 18 carat gold half hoop ring, London 1992, the three channel set brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.12 carats, alternate set with four sapphires, finger size N1/2, 3.1g gross £60-80 19* A two colour diamond set ring, stamped '750', the reeded shank set with a brilliant of approximately 0.08 carats, finger size O1/2, 4.5g gross, cased £70-90 20* A three stone diamond and sapphire 22 carat gold ring, hallmarked for Birmingham 1857, the central round cut sapphire with two old cut brilliants totalling approximately 0.24 carats, finger size S, 3.8g gross £70-90 21 A diamond and sapphire five stone 18 carat white gold ring, the two brilliant cut diamonds totalling approximately 0.2 carats, finger size M, 2.2g gross; with a diamond and ruby 9 carat gold cluster ring, the oval cut enclosed by twelve single cuts, finger size M, 2g gross £120-160 22 An eighteenth century topaz ring, the oval cut stone enclosed by a wire surround set with rose cut diamonds £100-150 23 An 18 carat white gold patterned wedding ring, of flat section, 6.5mm wide, finger size M, 4.7g gross £80-100 24 A nine stone diamond 18 carat white gold wishbone ring, the brilliants totalling approximately 0.9 carats, finger size N, 3.7g gross £300-350 25* A diamond single stone 18 carat gold ring, Chester 1904, the old cut stone, of approximately 0.1 carats, star set, finger size J; with a two colour 18 carat gold wedding ring; 9.5g gross £150-200 26* A ring set with two sapphires, and with a vacant central setting, finger size L, 5g gross £90-120

27* A twelve stone diamond gentleman's 9 carat gold ring, the brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.6 carats, in a two colour 'Rolex' style mount finger size U; with a 9 carat gold signet ring; 12.5g gross £120-160 28* A Russian post revolution onyx signet ring, stamped '585', finger size Y, 6g gross £70-90 29* A 22 carat gold patterned wedding ring, of D section, 5.5mm wide, finger size K, 4.9g gross £70-90 30 A late Victorian twelve stone diamond ring, unmarked, the old mine cut stones totalling approximately 0.5 carats, finger size L, 2.8g gross £150-200 31* A diamond ring, the thirty eight brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.32 carats, with a vacant central peg setting, finger size M, 4.3g gross £90-120 32* A sapphire single stone ring, the oval cut to an unmarked mount which tests favourably, 8g gross £120-160 33* A diamond dress ring, the ninety brilliant cut diamonds, totalling approximately 0.51 carats, set into five broken rows, finger size M, 7.2g gross £90-120 34* A wedding ring, of flat section, with a central line around the ring, 5.6mm wide, 8g gross £90-120 35* A gentleman's single stone diamond ring, the brilliant cut of approximately 0.08 carats, finger size P, 6.7g gross £80-100 36* A Bulgari silver Save the Children special edition ring, finger size Q, this was produced in 2009 to promote the Save the Children's 125th anniversary and donated money to their Rewrite the Future campaign, it was sold through Harrods in the UK at a cost of £200 with Bulgari donating £40 for each ring sold and Harrods donating £10 per ring sold £40-60

37* A diamond single stone 18 carat gold ring, the brilliant cut of approximately 0.3 carats, finger size J; with an 18 carat gold wedding ring; and a broken 18 carat gold stone set dress ring; 7.1g gross £120-160 38* A cornelian 9 carat gold signet ring, the stone of shield shape, finger size M1/2; a 9 carat gold signet ring, with an armorial intaglio, finger size M; and a 9 carat gold signet ring set with a single cut diamond, finger size J; 12.7g gross £100-150 39 A diamond and sapphire eternity ring, the unmarked white mount set with nine diamonds totalling approximately 0.7 carats, and nine sapphires, finger size L, 3.9g gross £200-250 40 A single stone garnet set ring, finger size X £15-20 41 A late William IV gold wedding ring, maker's mark JO untraced, London 1837, of plain D shape, 1.9mm wide, finger size O, 1.2g gross Jackson's Silver and Gold Marks by Ian Pickford states this set of marks only used between the 29th May and 20th June. £40-60 42* A 9 carat gold 'Sister' ring; with a 9 carat gold signet ring, the shank cut; a 9 carat gold wedding ring; a 9 carat white gold eternity ring; and a heart pendant on a chain; 13.4g gross £100-140 43* A diamond and ruby ring, the three marquise rubies with pairs of diamonds between, the diamonds totalling approximately 0.3 carats, finger size N; with a 9 carat gold cultured pearl cluster ring, finger size M; five stone set 9 carat gold dress rings; a small Saint George ring; two 9 carat gold hollow rope chain bracelets; a single hoop earring; and a single earstud; 18.7g gross £150-180 44* A 9 carat gold Saint George and the Dragon ring, finger size W; with a 9 carat gold single stone set gentleman's ring; and a 9 carat gold cross pendant on a chain, cross 5.5cm long including the bale, the chain 70cm long; 16.5g gross £120-160

45* A 9 carat gold gentleman's dress ring, finger size X; with a 9 carat gold Saint George and the Dragon ring; another similar smaller version; two 9 carat gold stone set rings; a 9 carat gold chain; and a single hoop earring, stamped '9k'; 25.8g gross £200-250 46* A wedding ring, stamped with various Chinese characters; a single stone ring; and a single drop earring; 5.8g gross £100-150 47 A 19th century seal fob, the monogrammed foil backed stone to a scroll surmount mount, 2.7cm tall £40-60 48* A five stone ring; with a bombe shaped cluster ring; and an enamelled butterfly pendant on a chain; 8.3g gross £90-120 49* A Victorian twelve stone pearl cross pendant, pearls untested and unwarranted, 3cm long including bale; a brooch designed as spectacles, set with three single cut diamonds, a bar brooch set with a single diamond; and a single coral drop earring £60-80 50 A ruby and diamond cluster 9 carat gold ring, the illusion set single cut enclosed by six rubies, finger size L1/2; with four other stone set 9 carat dress rings; and a three stone ring, stamped '9ct & Sil'; 11.3g gross £90-120 51 An amethyst and diamond 9 carat gold dress ring, with a convention mark, the graduated round cuts enclosed either side by twenty six single cuts, finger size M; with a three stone garnet 9 carat gold dress ring; a single stone amethyst 9 carat two colour gold dress ring; a 9 carat gold signet ring; four 9 carat gold stone set dress rings; and a chain, stamped '9ct' to the bolt ring with a costume jewellery pendant attached; 24g gross (10) £200-250 52 A swivel seal fob, stamped '10', set with a vacant bloodstone and cornelian, to an engraved mount £40-50

53* A 9 carat gold bracelet, of fancy four bar gate link design; with a 9 carat gold bracelet of hollow fetter and three links; 9.6g gross £80-100 54* An Indian pendant, the hexagonal panel with bead and granulation decoration and a central circular enamelled boss, with a quatrefoil bale, 4.7cm long overall, 6g gross £150-180 55* A 9 carat gold bulldog ring, finger size T; with a 9 carat gold cubic zirconia cluster ring; a 9 carat gold seven stone half hoop ring; a 9 carat gold keeper ring; and a 21.7g gross pair of 9 carat white gold cubic zirconia half hoop earrings £170-220 56* A diamond pendant, the brilliant cut of approximately 0.25 carats, in a white mount stamped '750', on an 18 carat white gold foxtail link chain, 39cm long, 2.2g gross £70-90 57* A 9 carat gold deep sea diver pendant, set with stones, 4.5cm long including the bale; on a 9 carat gold chain of curb links, 52cm long; 15g gross £120-160 58* A 9 carat gold chain, of filed fetter and three links, 61.5cm long, 17g gross £120-160 59* A 9 carat gold bracelet, of two row curb link design; with a 9 carat gold bracelet, of fancy flat links; 7.5g gross; and a gilt metal bracelet £60-80 60* A necklace of five Indian enamelled and gem set pendants, all varying slightly in design, but with pearl and bead fringe drops, the pearls are untested and unwarranted, 41cm long £100-150 61* A brooch, composed of three Victorian garnet cabochons, each enclosed by a blue enamelled serpent, possibly converted from buttons, 2.5cm across £80-100

62* A 9 carat gold chain, of oval facetted belcher type links, 50cm long; with a 9 carat gold three strand chain; a small heart pendant on a chain; a 9 carat gold cat charm; and a single stone citrine 9 carat gold dress ring; 17g gross £120-160 63* A collection of earrings, comprising; two stone set pairs; and two single earrings; six in all, unmarked; 8g gross £60-80 64 A Victorian garnet brooch, the high domed shaped garnet set to the top with a small pearl, within a frame with applied wire work decoration, with a locket back, 2cm long £60-80 65* A single stone diamond pendant, the brilliant cut of approximately 0.2 carats, in a 14 carat white gold four claw mount; with another single stone diamond pendant, the brilliant cut of approximately 0.1 carats, in an 18 carat white gold comma shaped mount; both on an 18 carat white gold chain, of filed curb links, 44cm long; 4.3g gross £90-120 66* A Ganesh pendant, set with stones and traces of some enamel, on a fancy square section link chain, 19g gross £320-380 67* A 9 carat gold bracelet, of solid curb links, with a padlock clasp and safety chain attached, also attached is a 1913 half sovereign in a pendant mount; with a 9 carat gold signet ring, the shank cut; 39g gross £350-400 68* A bell pendant, with a stone set clapper, on a foxtail link chain, with an S shaped clasp, 35cm long, 13g gross; with a necklace of wooden beads interspaced with gold coloured beads £220-260 69* A thirty four stone diamond set 14 carat gold cross pendant, the brilliant and baguette cuts totalling approximately 0.46 carats, on a chain; with a single diamond platinum earstud, the brilliant cut of approximately 0.2 carats; 6.1g gross £100-150

70* A spade guinea, with a soldered pendant mount, very worn, 8.3g gross £120-160 71 A bracelet, with a pave diamond set serpent motif; with a bracelet set with a mother of pearl panel having a diamond set heart motif; 6.3g gross £120-160 72* A 9 carat gold articulated stone set witch pendant, riding a broom, 4.5cm long; on a 9 carat gold chain, of double links, 72cm long; 14.6g gross £0-0 73* A 9 carat gold chain, of filed and bevelled solid curb links, 72.5cm long; with a single 9 carat gold hoop earring; 38.4g gross £300-350 74* A chain, of foxtail links, 60cm long, 12g gross, with a gilt metal stylised Star of David attached; with an amethyst dress ring, finger size M1/2, 11.8g gross £380-420 75 A five strand rubber bracelet, with a gold coloured central panel and catch £60-70 76 A sapphire and diamond three stone bar brooch, the central sapphire with a brilliant cut diamond terminal to either end of the white fronted yellow knife edge bar, the diamonds totalling approximately 0.24 carats, 5cm long, 3g gross; with a plain cross pendant on an 18 carat gold chain of filed curb links, 18cm long; 3g gross; and a pair of 9 carat gold ear studs, 3.3g gross £90-120 77 A 9 carat gold chain, of closed filed curb links, 40cm long; with a 9 carat gold figaro link chain 44cm long; a 9 carat gold chain, of round micro belcher links, 42cm long; and a 9 carat gold fancy filed link chain, 40.5cm long; 24.4g gross £190-220 78 A pair of four stone diamond 18 carat white gold ear studs, the eight brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.24 carats, 1.3g gross, cased £80-120

79* A cubic zirconia 22 carat gold cluster ring; with two matching pendants, stamped '23C'; 7.6g gross £120-160 80 A diamond, aquamarine, and garnet pendant, the heart shaped aquamarine enclosed by garnets, with diamonds to the bale and sides, on a chain £120-150 81 An1887 sovereign in a pendant mount, on a chain tagged '9ct', 45cm long, 11.5g gross £200-240 82 A three stone opal 18 carat gold ring, Chester 1902, the three graduated cabochons with pairs of old single cut diamonds between, finger size K, 3.3g gross; with a cultured pearl single stone 9 carat gold ring, 2g gross; and a Claddagh stickpin, circa 1900, stamped '9ct' £90-120 83* A 9 carat gold cross pendant, on a 9 carat gold box link chain, cross 5cm long, chain 54cm long; with a single stone illusion set diamond 9 carat gold ring, finger size N; a 9 carat gold cubic zirconia cluster ring; and a single stone diamond set pink enamel flower head pendant, stamped '375', on a chain; 20g gross £160-180 84* A 9 carat gold chain, of filed curb links, 46cm long; with a 9 carat gold bracelet, of filed fancy links, 19cm long; 14g gross £100-140 85 A Victorian stone set brooch, the oval cut foil backed stone enclosed by fourteen split pearls (untested and unwarranted), 2cm across £60-80 86 A 9 carat gold ingot pendant, Sheffield 1976, 30.7g gross £280-320 87* A 9 carat gold diamond wishbone ring, set with single cuts, finger size Q; with a 9 carat gold cubic zirconia cluster ring; a 9 carat gold seven stone half hoop ring; a 9 carat gold Claddagh ring; a 9 carat gold chain; and a bangle, stamped '375'; 17.4g gross £140-180

88 A loose emerald, the rectangular cut stone having a step cut top and a cabochon base, measuring approximately 20mm by 11mm by 7mm deep, weighing approximately 14 carats £100-150 89* A chain, of fancy fetter and three links, 48cm long, 24g gross; with a torque bangle having boxing glove terminals, 6g gross £300-400 90* A name pendant, unmarked; with a heart shaped initial S pendant; both unmarked but testing favourably; 7g gross £100-150 91* A three stone garnet 9 carat gold ring, the stones star set, finger size W; with a 9 carat gold wedding ring; a 9 carat gold Dad ring; a 9 carat gold hollow link chain; a 9 carat gold Saint Christopher pendant on a chain; a 9 carat gold oval locket; and a 9 carat gold money clip; 34g gross £270-320 92* A plain signet ring, unmarked; with a stone set ring, unmarked; and a stone set initial S pendant, unmarked; all test favourably; 14g gross £220-260 93* A chain, of oval plain and textured links, unmarked, 60cm long, 28g gross, tests favourably £220-260 94 A Bernard Instone enamelled bar brooch, unmarked, the flower head cluster terminal to the bar in yellow and off cream colours, 7cm long; with a turquoise Arts and Crafts pendant on a chain, with a foliate divider, chain 44cm long £70-80 95 A pair of Victorian agate and enamel gold earrings, the central banded cabochon enclosed with a black enamelled Greek key pattern, within a beaded border, 1.5cm overall diameter £100-150 96 A multigem pendant, including amethyst, aquamarine and diamond, of abstract design, on a chain, pendant 2.8cm long, chain 44cm long £100-150

97* A 9 carat gold diamond bracelet, the eleven elephant motifs set with rose cuts, 18cm long; with a 9 carat gold cubic zirconia cluster dress ring; a 9 carat gold name pendant on a chain; and an unmarked signet ring; 21.5g gross £170-220 98* An Indian pendant, of leaf form with an enamel centre with script motif, stamped '22c'; on a bead link chain tagged '916', 70cm long; 31g gross £550-600 99 A bracelet, with alternating turquoise coloured beads and eye beads, 17cm long; with a pair of ruby and diamond earrings; 5.3g gross £100-150 100 A coral pendant, tagged '585', the button shaped stone, measuring approximately 14mm diameter, to a mount of concentric circles, 2.5cm diameter overall, on a chain, 42cm long, 10.2g gross £100-150 101* An Indian pendant, ring and earring set, tagged '21 KDM', the filigree work panels with black and white enamel decoration, 20g gross £380-420 102* An Indian pendant, ring and earring set, tagged '21 KDM', the filigree work panels with red and white enamel decoration, 27g gross £500-550 103* A pair of Indian drop earrings, tagged 'SF 21', designed as a panel with tassel drops, suspended below a ball fitting, 5cm long, 7g gross £100-150 104* An Indian pendant, ring and earring set, tagged '21K', the filigree work globular panels with black enamel decoration, 37g gross £680-720 105* An Indian pendant, ring and earring set, tagged '21KT', the graduated circular filigree work panels with blue enamel decoration, 28g gross £500-550 106* An Indian bangle, tagged 'SPEED 21', of diamond cut D section, internal diameter 6.5cm, 9g gross £150-180

107* An Indian bangle, stamped '21K', of hollow D section, decorated with beading, internal diameter 6cm, 18.1g gross £320-380

117* An Indian bangle, stamped '21K', of hollow D section, decorated with beading, internal diameter 6cm, 16.9g gross £300-360

108* An Indian bangle, stamped '21K', of hollow D section, decorated with beading, internal diameter 6cm, 16.8g gross £300-360

118* An Indian bangle, stamped '22K', of hollow D section, with diamond cut decoration, 5.5cm internal diameter, 11.4g gross £220-260

109* An Indian bangle, stamped '21K', of hollow D section, decorated with open wire work, beading, and diamond cutting, internal diameter 5.7cm, 14.6g gross £260-320

119* An Indian bangle, stamped '21K', of hollow D section, decorated with beading, internal diameter 6cm, 17.7g gross £320-380

110* An Indian bangle, stamped '21K', of hollow D section, decorated with beading, internal diameter 6cm, 16.5g gross £300-360 111* An Indian bangle, stamped '22K', of hollow D section, with diamond cut decoration, 5.5cm internal diameter, 11.5g gross £220-260 112* An Indian bangle, stamped '22K', of hollow D section, with diamond cut decoration, 5.5cm internal diameter, 11.8g gross £220-260 113* An Indian bangle, stamped '22K', of hollow D section, with diamond cut decoration, 5.5cm internal diameter, 11.5g gross £220-260 114* An Indian bangle, stamped '22K', of hollow D section, with diamond cut decoration, 5.5cm internal diameter, 11.2g gross £220-260 115* An Indian hinged bangle, stamped '21K', with wire work decoration and enamel detail, 6cm diameter, 29g gross £500-600 116* An Indian bangle, stamped '22K', of hollow D section, with diamond cut decoration, 5.5cm internal diameter, 11.9g gross £220-260

120* An Indian bangle, stamped '21K', of hollow D section, decorated with beading, internal diameter 6cm, 16.6g gross £300-360 121 A 9 carat gold bracelet, of ribbed brick links, to a hidden box clasp with two safety clasps, 19.5cm long, 36.6g gross £300-350 122* A 9 carat two colour gold bracelet, the parallel double baton links with dividers between, 19cm long, 14g gross £100-140 123* A 9 carat gold identity bracelet, the vacant panel to a curb link with a ladder clasp, 21cm long, 29g gross £220-260 124 A 9 carat gold bracelet, of solid curb links, to a padlock clasp, 21cm long, 31.3g gross £300-350 125 A 9 carat gold bracelet, of seven bar gate link design, to a padlock clasp, 19cm long, 22.8g gross £180-220 126* A necklace and earring set, set '22K PVD', the diamond cut beaded frontispiece to a box link back chain, 45cm long, with matching earrings, 26g gross, cased £480-520

127* A pair of diamond earrings, each designed as a flower spray set throughout with thirteen brilliant cut diamonds in individual claw settings, 1.8 cm long overall, approximately 1.00 carats total £150-250

135* A necklet and earring set, tagged '916', the graduated fropntispiece of diamond cut and tassel design to a ring link back chain, 36cm long, with matching earrings, 47g gross, cased £800-900

128 A diamond and sapphire cluster ring, the central brilliant cut diamond of approximately 0.2 carats, enclosed by four oval cut sapphires with trios of diamonds between, the twelve brilliant cut diamonds totalling approximately 1.2 carats, finger size M, 8.8g gross £500-600

137* A single stone diamond ring, stamped '750', the brilliant cut of approximately 0.45 carats, finger size H1/2, 2.3g gross, cased £200-250

129 A triple diamond cluster ring, the mount in 18 carat white gold, the twenty one brilliants totalling approximately 0.6 carats, finger size Q1/2, 5g gross £150-200 130 An opal and diamond cluster ring, the oval cabochon, measuring approximately 10mm by 8mm, enclosed by twelve brilliant cut diamonds, totalling approximately 1.2 carats, finger size P, 7.2g gross, cased £600-800 131 A sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the oval cut blue sapphire, measuring approximately 6.8mm by 5.3mm by 4.1mm deep, enclosed by eight brilliant cut diamonds, totalling approximately 0.96 carats, finger size O, 5.6g gross £600-800 132 A Continental three stone diamond and sapphire bar brooch, with indistinct control marks, the oval cut stone flanked either side by a brilliant cut, the two diamonds totalling approximately 0.4 carats, 5.9cm long, 4.5g gross £100-140 133 A 1902 two pound gold coin, with a soldered pendant mount, on a gilt metal chain, coin approximately 16.5g gross £300-350 134* A collection of four brilliant cut diamonds, all of approximately 0.5 carats each, colours stated as G, J, L, and L/M, clarity range P1-SI2 £150-200

138 A diamond pendant on a chain, the pendeloque cut stone of approximately 0.5 carats, on an 18 carat gold chain, 45cm long, 4.4g gross, cased £300-400 139 A five stone opal ring, circa 1900, stamped 18ct, the graduated cabochons with rose diamond points between, finger size L; with an opal and rose diamond cluster bar brooch; and a pair of opal earstuds, with screw fittings £300-400 140* A jade brooch, carved as fruit, to a simple silver coloured frame mount, 4cm long, 12g gross £70-90 141* A 9 carat gold Saint George and the Dragon ring, finger size W; with another similar 9 carat gold ring; and a 9 carat gold initial ring S.A., finger size Y; 15.6g gross £120-160 142* A 9 carat gold chain, of figure of eight links, 52cm long; with a single 9 carat gold hoop earring; 14g gross £100-150 143 Pinnacle, a lady's 9 carat gold wrist watch, London 1945, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and hands, the three piece case housing a 15 jewel Swiss movement, on a gilt metal expanding bracelet; with a Roamer lady's 9 carat gold wrist watch, on a gilt metal expanding bracelet; with a Royal Engineers silver and tortoiseshell sweet heart brooch, London 1917; a Royal Marine Artillery gilt and enamel lapel badge; a heart stickpin; and a pair of Victorian silver coloured cufflinks £80-100

144* A gentleman's signet type ring, indistinctly stamped, the cushion shaped head with diamond cut decoration, head may be hollow and filled, finger size Z+1; with a stone set cluster ring, tagged 'A.S. 916'; and a navette shaped cluster ring, indistinctly marked; 14.6g gross £220-260 145* A bangle, with engraved decoration; with another similar damaged example; a 22 carat gold ring; and a 22 carat gold patterned wedding ring; 50g gross £900-1,100 146* A two row uniform cultured pearl necklet, the fifty nine and sixty three pearls of approximately 6.5mm diameter, to a cultured pearl set silver coloured clasp, shortest row 45cm long; two graduated rows of cultured pearls; and a silver coloured cultured pearl brooch £60-80 147 A Victorian cornelian set signet ring, unmarked, finger size U; a single stone citrine dress ring; a two colour hunting horn brooch, indistinctly tagged, 4.5cm long; and an Indian silver coloured collar, circa 1880 £140-160 148 A diamond and pearl bar brooch, stamped 'Plat 15Ct', the pearl is untested and unwarranted, cased; a bar brooch, stamped '9ct'; a silver Mizpah brooch, Birmingham 1900; two other silver brooches of similar vintage; an oval picture locket; a silver sovereign case, lacking fittings; a metal feather brooch; and a metal compact £90-120 149 A diamond 9 carat white gold bracelet, the twenty four brilliant cuts, totalling approximately 0.15 carats, alternate set in panels of four with plain long baton links between, 18.4cm long, 9.4g gross, cased £90-120 150 A uniform row of freshwater pearls, the forty one pearls of approximately 10/10.5mm diameter, to a clasp set with a single button shaped freshwater cultured pearl, stamped '14K', 45cm long £50-70

151* A freshwater non-nucleated freshwater cultured pearl single row necklet, to a Tiffany & Co silver ring and toggle clasp, the forty three oval pearls, approximately 8mm long by 7mm, the necklace 43cm long overall, 36g gross; with a twelve strand non-nucleated freshwater cultured pearl necklet, to a Tiffany & Co ring and hook clasp, stamped Paloma Picasso, 43.5cm long, 103g gross £70-100 152 A nineteenth century agate seal, in the form of a cross, 5cm long excluding the bale; a single row necklace of graduated branch coral, 62cm long; an Indian silver coloured bracelet; a filigree brooch; two other brooches; and a ring £100-150 153 Four uniform rows of freshwater pearls: one with forty seven pearls of approximately 9/9.5mm diameter, to a spherical clasp, stamped '925', 45cm long; another with forty seven pearls of approximately 8/8.5mm diameter, to a spherical clasp, stamped '925', 44.5cm long; another with fifty pearls of approximately 8/8.5mm diameter, to a reeded spherical clasp, stamped '14K', 43cm long; the last with fifty pearls of approximately 8/8.5mm diameter, to a navette shaped clasp, stamped '14K', 44.5cm long £70-100 154 A single stone diamond 9 carat white gold pendant, the brilliant cut, of approximately 0.02 carats, set to one side of a serpentine shaped bar, on an 18 carat white gold chain of filed curb links, 45cm long, 2.7g gross, cased £50-60 155 A necklace of Victorian silver four pence pieces, the sixty seven coins soldered into three rows, to two rows toward the clasps, 40cm long; with two silver ingot pendants, Sheffield 1979; 219.9 (7 oz) gross £100-140 156 A short graduated row of jade beads, the thirty seven beads of approximately 8mm to 13mm diameter, 43cm long; a jade bangle, 6cm internal diameter; a carved jade ring, finger size S; two plain jade finger rings, finger sizes Q1/2 and R; a broken jade ring; eighteen jade discs with holes to the centre, of varying diameters; and white jade carved as a recumbent horse and drilled; all untested and unwarranted for treatment or colour enhancement £150-200

157* A pair of three stone drop 9 carat gold earrings; a pair of nineteen stone diamond cluster earstuds, the single cuts in a 9 carat gold mount; a pair of emerald and diamond earstuds, in a 9 carat gold navette shaped mount; a pair of hoop earrings; three 9 carat gold stone set dress rings; a broken ring mount; and an onyx drop pendant on a chain; 14g gross £120-160 158 A necklet of branch coral, to a rectangular paste set clasp stamped '935', one stone deficient, 54cm long £40-60 159 A late Victorian 9 carat gold brooch, Birmingham 1898; a vulcanite Victorian hand brooch; a Victorian gilt metal shell cameo brooch; three other metal brooches; a chain mounted with drilled silver three penny pieces; a 1937 silver crown coin; a large horn snuff box; and other jewellery items £80-120 160 A coral bead necklet, with hardstone beads and drop frontispiece; with six single row coral bead necklaces; a two row coral bead necklace; and eleven rows of unstrung coral beads; all untested and unwarranted for treatment or colour enhancement £150-200 161 A Tone Vigeland 1970's amazonite pendant on a torque necklet, stamped marks, the tumbled pebble within an open oval suspended from the necklet, both component parts with hammered effect finish, in original fitted card box, with a stuck on label to the side reading '102 1' £90-120 162 A smokey quartz 9 carat gold pendant, the circular cut stone set to an open work seal like mount, on a gilt metal chain; with a 9 carat gold shell cameo ring; 14g gross; with a cased set of six fruit knives, the steel blades with loaded silver Queens pattern handles £100-140

163 A Winston Churchill commemorative copper dish, cast by A Edward Jones Ltd, 11.8cm diameter; a Munich Olympics enamel badge; an Olympic rings enamelled metal badge; various other badges; a silver King Edward VII Hospital for Officers badge; two rings, one silver; a Continental articulated bracelet stamped 925; a Scottish silver sword pattern brooch; a small oval silver box; a silver coloured rectangular hinged locket; a late Victorian silver and agate page marker; a row of graduated beads; and a golf club metal brooch £60-80 164 A sapphire and diamond cluster 9 carat gold ring, the single cuts illusion set, finger size K1/2; with a silver bracelet having numerous enamelled town coat of arms charms attached, with a number of loose examples; with some costume jewellery items £80-100 165* A quantity of silver and silver coloured jewellery, with various stamped marks and some unmarked, some also stone set, comprising; sixteen rings; a charm bracelet; ten bracelets; three bangles; a pair of torque bangles; a hinged bangle; four pendants on chains; two pendants; a frog brooch; five chains; a tie slide; twenty four pairs of earrings; and fourteen single earrings; approximately 820g gross £200-250 166 Mithra, a lady's wrist watch, the case stamped '18k' over '750', on a gilt bracelet; with seven other lady's watches, including an LED bracelet watch; also offered with a large collection of costume jewellery, some cased; and some jewellery boxes £60-80 167* A quantity of costume jewellery, including; bracelets; bangles; chains; earrings; a Swarovski bracelet and ring, boxed and with original receipt; an Indian style bangle; and simulated pearls £60-80 168* A quantity of costume jewellery, including; items in the Indian style; bracelets; pendants; chains; and bracelets; also simulated pearls and a shell necklace £70-100

169 A cinnabar necklace, composed of carved panels; a carved cinnabar pendant to a cord interspaced with beads at points; another carved cinnabar pendant to a hardstone necklace; a long necklace composed of oval cloisonné beads; four uniform rows of freshwater cultured pearls; a jade knot pendant to a hardstone bead necklet; loose hardstone beads; and a small quantity of costume jewellery; all stones untested and unwarranted for treatment and enhancement £100-150 170* A quantity of silver and silver coloured jewellery, with various stamped marks and some unmarked, some on point of sale cards for 'Simply Silver by Jon Richard' and with some empty boxes, comprising; thirty six rings; four pairs of earrings; three single earrings; a watch chain; fifteen chains; sixteen pendants on chains; two lockets on chains; a large stone set cross on a heavy chain; three stone set pendants; a locket; a pendant shaped as Africa; an 1880 U.S. One Dollar coin in a pendant mount; an identity bracelet; sixteen bracelets; approximately 1000g gross; an Indian silver coloured mustard pot; and a cased set of six butter knives with loaded silver handles £250-350 171* A quantity of silver and silver coloured jewellery, with various stamped marks and some unmarked, some in point of sale boxes for Past Times, comprising; twenty one rings; four pairs of earrings; fourteen chains; seven pendants on chains; a stone set cross pendant; a boxing glove pendant; nine bracelets; a hinged bangle; and four brooches; approximately 1250g gross; and a bead necklet with a shell set heart pendant £300-400 172* A quantity of costume jewellery, including; bangles; bracelets; cufflinks; beads; chains; and some Indian style jewellery £50-70 173* A quantity of costume jewellery, including; paste set jewels; earrings; bracelets; bangles; and other items; some items cased £50-70 174* A quantity of costume jewellery, including; bangles; bracelets; chains; rings; simulated pearls; and a row of freshwater cultured pearls £60-90

175* A collection of costume jewellery, including; bangles; bracelets; beads; brooches; simulated pearls; and body jewels amongst other items £40-60 176* A large quantity of costume jewellery, mostly still on point of sale cards, including; earrings; necklaces; and other items; also includes two hair brushes and a cased set of brass weighing scales £70-100 177 A single stone diamond ring, unmarked, the old cut of approximately 0.15 carats, finger size J1/2; a cornelian set signet ring, unmarked; and a signet ring; 10.5g gross £80-100 178 A Bridget brooch, the letters picked out with split pearls, stamped '18ct', 4cm long, cased; a 9 carat gold brooch fitting with two Victorian pendant drops attached below; a bar brooch, centred with a galloping horse; a plain bar brooch; and a bracelet £180-220 180 A collection of jewellery, including; a pair of hoop earrings, stamped '750', 2.8g gross; assorted costume jewellery, predominantly earrings; a row of simulated pearls; and a gilded powder compact £80-120 181 A late Victorian rose diamond set brooch, the numerals for 1890 picked out with stones, 3cm long, one setting vacant; with a ruby and diamond brooch, the marquise ruby with a line of rose cuts either side, 3.8cm long £60-90 182 An Egyptian influenced part oxidised necklace by J. Cousins, centred by a curved Egyptian metal breast plate with assorted figures and symbols, the necklace composed of contemporary scarabs with circular links, the breast plate engraved 'J. Cousins made me using this old Egyptian panel with 18 carat gold and silver scarab chain', 45cm long The breast plate with Egyptian post 1946 .800 standard hallmarks for silver, the rest unmarked. £150-250

183 A sapphire and diamond 18ct. gold half eternity ring, London 1984, the four sapphires alternating with three diamonds totalling approximately 0.3 carats, finger size K, 3.5g gross £60-80 184 A three stone diamond ring, stamped '18ct', the graduated brilliants, totalling approximately 0.14 carats, illusion set, finger size J1/2, 4.3g gross; with a nine stone diamond 9 carat gold half hoop ring, the single cuts set in white gold to a yellow gold shank, finger size M; and a 9 carat gold keeper ring, Chester 1904, finger size Q; 8.5g gross £150-180 185 A fourteen stone diamond half hoop ring, stamped 'Plat', set with graduated single and Swiss cut stones, finger size M, 3.3g gross £70-100 186 A diamond single stone 18 carat white gold ring, the brilliant cut of approximately 0.5 carats, to a cross over mount, finger size N, 4.3g gross £250-300 188 Avia, a gentleman's 9 carat gold wrist watch, circa 1977, the white circular dial with gilt batons and hands, sweep seconds, with presentation inscription, on a strap; with four other watches; and a collection of assorted costume jewellery with two jewellery boxes £60-80 WATCHES 189 Rotary, a lady's 9 carat gold bracelet watch, London 1973, the circular white dial with gilt black batons and hands, the two piece case housing a 21 jewel Swiss movement, 15.5cm long, 9g gross excluding the movement £100-120 190* An Omega Geneve Dynamic gentlemen's stainless steel wristwatch with one piece case, black dial with silver chapter ring, white baton numerals, white luminous hands, red sweep seconds hand, 17 jewel Omega movement, Cal 601. No.27353668 adjusted to 2 positions, on a strap £200-300

191 Anonymous, a hunter pocket watch, stamped '14K' to the cuvette, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, gilt hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the four piece hinged case, numbered 153606, housing a bar movement, jewelled up to and including the centre wheel, with a bimetallic compensated balance, overall diameter 5cm, on a gilt watch chain the links composed of letters spelling out the name 'Walter Kollman'; with a Ronet gentleman's chrome plated wrist watch on a later bracelet £300-400 192 Anonymous, an open faced fob watch, the enamel dial with black Roman numerals, with black and gilt decorative detail, black hands, the four piece silver coloured case housing a key wound bar movement with cylinder escapement, with key; with a silver watch chain, of graduated solid curb links, with two drilled coins attached, 37cm long, 76g gross £70-90 193 Thomas Mollat, Cheadleton, a silver pair cased pocket watch, the enamel dial with the letters spelling out the makers name as numerals, the inner and outer case, both maker I.E., London 1778, housing a signed verge escapement key wound movement, numbered 1798S, 5.7cm overall diameter, on a later silver watch chain with a fob attached £150-200 194 R.F.Cowderoy, London, a Victorian silver open face pocket watch, London 1854, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the three piece hinged case housing a key wound English lever fusee movement, with diamond endstone, signed and numbered 4001; George Tupman, Charles St, Grosvenor Square, London, a gilt metal pair cased pocket watch, with a fusee verge movement, the balance cock with diamond endstone, numbered 034; and a Thomas Husband, Hull gilt metal pair cased pocket watch, the fusee verge movement numbered 224 (3) £100-150 195 J.W.Benson, a lady's 18 carat gold wrist watch, Glasgow import marks for 1929, the round dial with a gilt chapter ring bearing black Arabic numerals, black hands, on a gilt metal bracelet; with a lady's Tissot 9 carat gold wrist watch, on a strap; a lady's Oris wrist watch; and a lady's Timex wrist watch (4) £70-90

196 Emmaus(?), a lady's diamond set bracelet watch, stamped '18K' over '750', the square white dial with steel coloured hands and steel coloured and black quarter batons, with six single cut diamonds down either side of the bezel, to an integral bracelet composed of three rows of open textured oval links, 16cm long, 24.5g gross, excluding the movement, cased £400-450 197 Rotary, a lady's 9 carat gold wrist watch, the quatrefoil white dial with gilt batons and hands, to an integral bracelet, 14.5cm long, 8.3g gross excluding the movement; with an Avia lady's 9 carat gold wrist watch on a gilt metal bracelet, case back only 1.5g gross (2) £90-120 198 Rado, a lady's bracelet watch, the plain black dial with single cut diamonds to the quarters and gilt hands, on a black and gilt bracelet; with another Rado lady's bracelet watch with a white dial and bracelet £80-120 199 A collection of five lady's fashion watches, the brands being; Avia; Rotary; Seiko; Bulova; and Ingersoll £50-70 200* Doxa, a lady's mechanical diamond set bracelet watch, the square white dial with white batons and hands, enclosed by twenty four single cut diamonds, to an integral matt finished bracelet, stamped '750', back wind, 14.5cm long, 26.8g gross £200-250 201 Ulix, a lady's 9 carat gold bracelet wrist watch, Birmingham 1968, the round dial with gilt hands and batons, on an integral patterned brick link bracelet, 15.5cm long, 11.7g gross excluding movement, cased £90-120 202 Tudor Royal, a lady's 9 carat gold bracelet wrist watch, Chester 1952, the rectangular white dial with gilt Arabic numeral 12, baton quarters and dots, to a bowed rectangular two piece case with fanned shoulders, housing a signed seventeen jewel movement, on a Brazilian link bracelet, signed Rolex to the clasp, 17cm long, 13.9g gross excluding movement £120-160

203 Gruen, Rristside Curvex Fraternity, a 1950s gentleman's gilt metal driver's watch, the two piece case with silvered dial with applied gilt Arabic numerals and feuille hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, the 15 jewel Gruen movement cal. 400, the case 38mm including lugs, on a brown lizard strap £100-150 204 Helvetia, a lady's 9 carat gold mechanical bracelet wrist watch, Chester 1951, the rectangular white dial with gilt Arabic numeral quarters, batons and hands, the two piece case housing a a seventeen jewel Swiss movement; 8.7g gross excluding movement; with a Rotary lady's 9 carat gold bracelet wrist watch, Birmingham 1965, the round white dial with gilt batons and hands, in a two piece cushion shaped case, housing a twenty one jewel Swiss movement, on a bracelet, 7.5g gross excluding the movement; a silver cased wrist watch, on a strap; and a gentleman's gold plated Accurist dress bracelet watch £120-160 205 Lord Elgin, a gold filled wristwatch, circa 1951, no. F500747, ref. 4626, the two piece tonneau case with bow tie lugs, the two tone diagonally split silvered dial with applied gold Arabic and star numerals, Dauphine hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, the 21 jewel Elgin movement cal. 670 no. S982708, the case 36mm including lugs, on a brown lizard strap £40-60 206 Bulova, a gold filled wristwatch, 1954, no. 7836341, the two piece case with cream dial, applied gilt markers, Alpha hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, the 21 jewel Bulova movement cal. 7AA, the case 37mm, on a brown lizard strap; Bulova, a gold filled and stainless steel wristwatch, 1952, no. 5328144, the two piece case with cream dial, paste set markers, painted baton markers, and subsidiary seconds dial, the 21 jewel Bulova movement cal. 10BM, the case 35mm, on a black lizard strap; Bulova, a gold filled wristwatch, 1942, no. 3208563, the two piece case with two toned matte and satin dial with silver markers, and subsidiary seconds dial, the 17 jewel Bulova movement cal. 7AP, the case 36mm, on a brown lizard strap £80-120

207 Hamilton, Vantage, a gold filled electric wristwatch, circa 1958, the two piece cushion shaped case with silvered dial, square and Arabic numerals and Dauphine hands, the Hamilton electric movement, cal. 505, the case 38mm, on a brown crocodile strap £100-150 208 Elgin, a rolled gold wristwatch, circa 1952, the two piece circular case with silvered dial, applied Arabic numerals, feuille hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, with vendome style lugs, the 17 jewel Elgin movement cal. 683 no. P234149, the case 41mm including lugs, on a brown lizard strap £40-60 209 Elgin, a gold plated and stainless steel driver's watch, circa 1939, the two piece circular case with curved lugs, the two tone silvered and gold dial with applied baton and Arabic numerals, baton hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, the Elgin movement no. 38369543, the case 25mm diameter, on a brown lizard strap £40-60 210 Gruen, a 14 carat gold wristwatch, circa 1942, style number 498, case no. 440, the two piece curved square case stamped '14k', with champagne dial, painted Roman numerals and outer minute track, tapered hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the 17 jewel Gruen movement cal. 440 no. 6621, the case 34mm, on a brown snake skin strap £150-200 211 Longines, a 1950s gold filled wristwatch, no. 4193436, the two piece rectangular case with asymmetrical stepped lugs, the matte silver dial with applied dart numerals and Dauphine hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, the 17 jewel Longines movement cal. 370 no. 1168516, the case 33mm, on a brown lizard strap £50-70

212 Bulova, a gold filled and stainless steel wristwatch, 1952, no. 6474630, the two piece rectangular case with black enamel dial, applied gold Arabic numerals, Alpha hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, the 21 jewel Bulova movement cal. 10BM, the case 35mm, on a black lizard strap; Bulova, a gold filled and stainless steel wristwatch, 1942, no. 2239938, the two piece rectangular case with metallic pink dial, painted white Arabic numerals, fils hands and subsidary seconds dial, the 17 jewel Bulova movement cal. 8AE, the case 36mm, on a brown lizard strap £60-80 213 Hamilton, Windsor, a 1940s gentleman's gold filled wristwatch, ref. R381747, the two piece waisted case with matte silvered dial, applied pyramidal numerals, and tapered hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, the 19 jewel Hamilton movement cal. 753 no. 76424F, the case 40mm including lugs, on a brown lizard strap £80-120 214 Lord Elgin, a 14 carat gold wristwatch, 1952, ref. 4529, no.954052, the two piece case with shaped lugs, with matte silvered dial with applied arm and Arabic numerals, and Dauphine hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, the 21 jewel Elgin movement cal. 670 no. P548365, the case 38mm, on a brown lizard strap £100-150 215 Gruen, a gold filled wristwatch, circa 1950, style no. 718 case no. M97401, the two piece circular case with bow tie lugs, the silvered pie pan style dial with applied gilt arrow and Arabic numerals and tapered hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, the 17 jewel Gruen movement cal. 415, the case 30mm, on a brown lizard strap £70-100 216 Bulova, a rolled gold wristwatch, 1960, no. E535561, the two piece shaped square case with open lugs, the striated white dial with applied gilt Arabic and dart numerals, Dauphine hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, the 23 jewel Bulova movement cal. 10BZ, the case 36mm including lugs, on a brown lizard strap £40-60

217 Gruen, a gold filled wristwatch, circa 1952, case no. M59888, style no. 335 816, the two piece square case with stepped sides, the silvered dial, the applied baton numerals with tapered hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the 21 jewel Gruen movement cal. 335, the case 28mm, the brown lizard strap £60-80 218 Elgin, ShockMaster, a 1940s gold filled wristwatch, S836148, the two piece rectangular case with flared open lugs, the matte white dial with applied Arabic numerals, baton hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the 19 jewel Elgin movement cal. 714, the case 37mm, on a brown lizard strap; Elgin, a gold filled wristwatch, 1953, no. U356266, the two piece tonneau case with fanned lugs, the matte white dial with applied gilt Arabic and arrow markers, Dauphine hands and subsidiary seconds dial, the 19 jewel Elgin movement no. K382596, the case 37mm including lugs, on a brown lizard strap £60-80 219* Rotary Elite Revelation quartz wrist watch, the reversible plated case with a black dial with silver Roman numerals and gilt hands, the white dial with black Arabic numerals, hands and centre seconds, date aperture at six o'clock, on a strap £70-100 220* Roidor, a gentleman's 18 carat gold wrist watch, circa 1973, the circular white dial with gilt batons, hands, and a subsidiary seconds dial, the inscribed three piece case housing a 17 jewel Swiss mechanical movement with incabloc shock protection, on a strap £100-150 221 Bulova, Self Winding, a gold filled and stainless steel wristwatch, 1959, no. D338553, the two piece screw down circular case with radial cream dial, applied Arabic and dart numerals, and Dauphine hands, and centre seconds, the 223 jewel Bulova automatic movement cal. 11ACAC, the case 30mm, on a brown lizard strap £40-60 222* JBR, a gentleman's diamond set quartz chronograph wrist watch, the square mother of pearl dial with running seconds dial, running minutes dial, and day dial, date aperture at four o'clock, set with small brilliant and single cut diamonds, on a strap £100-150

223 Universal Geneve, an gentleman's 18 carat gold wristwatch, circa 1945, no. 1108985, ref. 112206, the two piece circular case with tear drop lugs, the silvered dial with painted gold Deco Arabic numerals and dot markers, and feuille hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, the Universal Geneve jewelled lever movement cal. 128 no. 194882, the case 33mm, on a brown lizard strap £400-600 224 Kay & Company, Worcester, a lady's silver coloured fob watch, with Continental control marks, the white and blue enamel dial with coloured floral decoration, black Roman numerals, and gilt hands, the four piece hinged case housing a key wound three quarter plate movement with a cylinder escapement; with a Rotary gentleman's plated quartz bracelet watch with day date £40-60 225 DKNY, a gentleman's stainless steel chronograph bracelet wristwatch, circa 2000, ref. NY 5063 no. 340406, the two piece screw down case with black tachymeter bezel, black dial, red baton numerals, luminous baton hands, red centre seconds hand, subsidiary dial running seconds, hour and minutes, date aperture, the non jewel Myota Japanese quartz chronograph movement cal. 0520. £100-200 226 George Parsons, Bristol, a silver open faced pocket watch, London 1876, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, hands and sunken subsidiary seconds dial, the three piece hinged case housing a key wound, fusee movement, signed and numbered 32625, 4.8cm diameter overall; with a Waltham silver half hunter watch, Birmingham 1903, with a 'Traveller' movement £60-80 227 Anonymous, an open faced pocket watch in a metal case, housing a three quarter plate key wound movement with cylinder escapement, on a silver double Albert watch chain, having a 9 carat gold fob attached; and a wooden tree trunk carved pocket watch stand £70-100

228* A collection of fashion watches, comprising; nineteen gentleman's wrist watches; two lady's gold wrist watches on gilt bracelets; eighteen lady's watches, some as jewellery sets; two Timex 101 Dalmatian children's watches; brands include G Shock; Claire's; Next; Diesel; and Lorus; some watches cased; also offered with hearing aid batteries, 10ZA and 312ZA £80-100 229* A collection of four Ben Sherman gentleman's watches, boxed; three FCUK gentleman's watches, two boxed; three Morgan gentleman's watches and a lady's watch, all boxed; and a Jules & James gentleman's bracelet watch (12) £80-100 230* A quantity of fashion watches, comprising; twelve gentleman's wrist watches; four lady's wrist watches; a fob watch; and a Thomas Russell & Son pocket watch on a chain; brands include; Swarovski; Fossil; Lorus; Animal; Titus; Skagen; and Next (18) £70-90 231* A collection of fashion watches, comprising; thirteen gentleman's watches; eight lady's watches; and a Talking watch for the visually impaired; brands to include Sekonda; Accurist; Rotary; and Henleys (22) £80-100 232* A quantity of fashion watches, comprising; fourteen gentleman's wrist watches; eight lady's wrist watches, including a boxed watch jewellery set; and a half hunter quartz pocket watch on a chain; brands to include; Citizen; Next; Ieke; Timex; Lorus; and O.H.M. by Freelook (23) £80-100 233* A quantity of fashion watches, comprising; five gentleman's wrist watches; a boys wrist watch; an Elgin pocket watch; and four lady's wrist watches, including a boxed watch and bangle set; brands include Maurice Lacroix; Newbridge; and Pulsar (11) £60-80 234* A collection of fashion watches, comprising; sixteen gentleman's watches; and twelve lady's watches; brands include Sekonda; Seiko; D&G; Girard-Perregaux; and Raymond Weil (28) £100-150

235* A quantity of fashion watches, comprising nineteen gentleman's wrist watches, including two boxed watch jewellery sets; and twenty one lady's wrist watches, including one boxed watch jewellery set; brands to include Seiko; Claire's; Pod; Sekonda; Storm; Adidas; Lorus; and Fossil; also includes a pocket watch (41) £90-120 236* A collection of fashion watches, comprising; ten gentleman's watches; eight lady's wrist watches; brands include Lorus; G-Shock; Citizen and Timex; also to include a Russian pocket watch on watch chain; and a small quartz time piece £70-90 237* A quantity of fashion watches, comprising; sixteen gentleman's wrist watches; eleven lady's wrist watches; and a fob watch; brands include Sekonda; DKNY; French Connection; G-Shock; and Pulse (28) £60-80 OBJECTS OF VERTU 239 A Victorian blue glass scent flask, of flattened circular form, with embossed hinged cap, on a suspension chain to a finger ring; with a pair of long amber drop earrings, cased £80-100 240 A portrait miniature of a female, side to one side 'Chs Be???', in a wooden frame; a miniature of a gentleman in uniform; a miniature of a female wearing a hat; a miniature of an elderly gentleman in dress uniform decorated with various orders, with a printed photograph of the same pose; and three mounted and framed photographic portraits (8) £80-120 241 A part set of four ivory napkin rings, of oval outline, with a moulded rim, numbered 3, 6, 7, and 10, 16mm wide, 5.5cm long, 47g gross £60-70 242 A 9 carat gold propelling pencil, of hexagonal section, 12cm long, 26g gross £70-90

243 A pair of 'Theatis' opera glasses, by J.Kosbu, Hamburg, with prism refracting optics giving a 3.5X magnification, the gilded metal folding body stamped 4440 and with a monogram, on a cord, with original leather case having a purse compartment and an internal fixed vanity mirror £60-80 244 A meerschaum cheroot holder, carved as a woman's stockinged leg, with and amber foot mouth piece, damaged, cased; with a carved meerschaum pipe, in the form of a lady's head, wearing a hat, no mouth piece, cased £70-90 245 A nineteenth century enamel box, of rectangular shaped outline, in pink with white foliate decorated panels, 7cm long; with a cut steel decorated velvet evening bag; another two gilt metal mounted material evening bags; an ivory paper knife carved with a horse's head; a pair of ivory glove stretchers; and a ceramic box £70-90 246 A Bilston enamel box, the white cover with a plough and the motto 'Health, Peace and competence Industrys Best Competence', 4cm long; a cased silver Eversharp propelling pencil; a Swan 'Self Filler' fountain pen; a Parker fountain pen; a gentleman's chrome plated dressing table set in a leather travelling case; a brass cribbage board; a carved bone paper knife; and a pair of folding nail scissors £60-80 247 A nineteenth century papier mache oval snuff box, with a silver coloured applied cartouche; a glass and gilt metal scent flask, with gilt decoration, to a chain and finger ring suspension; a cased draughtsman's set; a Toledo souvenir knife in a scabbard; a pair of lady's leather gloves; a pair of arm length gloves; and three pieces of material £60-80 248 A glass hunting flask with a nest of four plated beakers, by Roberts & Belk, in a leather case; with a cased set of six plated tea spoons £60-80 249 A portrait miniature on ivory, of a gentleman wearing a blue coat, white ruffled shirt and a cravat, apparently unsigned, 6.5cm long £60-80

250 A late Victorian walking cane, with ivory handle, silver collar London 1885; with a horn handled walking cane; and a carved bamboo walking cane £40-50 SILVER AND SILVER PLATE 252 A set of six German silver buttons, maker's mark '.. S' and town mark for Memmingen, 18th century, each high dome centred by a flower head, the round base with attachment loop, 2.2cm (7/8in) diameter, 30g See Rosenberg (Marc) Der Goldschmiede Merkzeichen, Frankfurt-am-main 1923, vol. 3, p. 306, no. 3392 for the town mark. £70-100 253 A French silver sealing wax case, maker's mark poorly struck, 1838-1972 first standard mark for Paris, 19th century, tapered oval section, engine turned with beads, foliate meander and raised formal foliate bands at either end, 11.7cm (4 5/8in) long, 29g £70-100 254 A late Victorian silver mounted glass claret jug, Birmingham 1893, the slightly ovoid clear cut glass body with a silver embossed collar, hinged domed cover having an octagonal finial, and C shaped handle, 27cm tall £200-250 255 A pair of silver pique work tortoiseshell trinket boxes, Birmingham 1923, of circular shaped outline, the tortoiseshell hinged cover inlaid with a ribbon bow wreath, on three supports, 7cm diameter £120-160 256 A George II silver vase shape caster by Samuel Wood, London 1743, engraved with a crest, 13cm (5 1/4in) high, 3.15 oz £70-100 257 A Russian vodka cup, Moscow 1881, of usual beaker form, engraved with architectural scenes, traces of niello decoration, 6.7cm tall, 50.9g gross £80-120 258 An A.E. Jones silver pin tray, Birmingham 1927, of circular dished form, with three foliate motif at points, cord border, loaded, 10.5cm diameter £60-80

259 A silver bon bon dish, Sheffield 1909, the circular bowl with two ribbon bow handles, 14.5cm across, 69g (2.2 oz) gross £40-60 260 An electroplated and ivory cheese scoop, with ejector mechanism, 20.5cm long £50-70 261 A George III silver caddy spoon, possibly by Elizabeth Morley, London 1808, the bright cut shaped tab handle to a shell bowl, monogrammed, 7cm long, 9g gross £60-80 262 A George III silver cream pail, maker's mark T.F., possibly Thomas Folkingham or Thomas Foster?, London 1768, the wire body with applied foliate work, to a gadrooned shaped border, with an unmarked swing handle, no glass liner, 6.5cm tall excluding the handle, 10cm tall including the handle, 77.8g (2.5 oz) gross £90-120 263 A Swedish enamelled vesta case, by Marius Hammer, with Swedish three crowns mark, in red guilloche enamel, with a border of white dots; offered with a late Victorian silver vesta case, Birmingham 1893, of usual form £70-90 264 An Arts and Crafts spoon, unmarked, the oval hammered bowl to a four section stem, bifurcated above the bowl with a flower head motif, central cord running the length to a four loop finial, the back of the bowl monogrammed A.W. either side of the spear shaped heel, 13cm long, 24.5g gross £50-70 265* A silver Armarda dish, by Garrards & Co Ltd, London 1996, of usual form, inscribed, 17cm diameter, 265g (8.5 oz) gross £70-90 266 An Indian silver coloured bowl, unmarked, double skinned, embossed with various deities, 6.5cm tall, 8.7cm diameter; with an unmarked silver coloured sifting spoon £50-70

267* An Indian silver coloured tea caddy, embossed with foliage and fauna, the base embossed with a peacock, having a pull off cover, 9.5cm tall; with a silver coloured Egyptian tea caddy, with post 1946, 900 standard mark, the cylindrical body with engraved decoration, and a pull off cover, 8cm tall £80-100 268 A pair of cased silver napkin rings, by Martin & Hall, Sheffield 1901, monogrammed; and a silver vesta case, Birmingham 1901; 118g (3.8 oz|) gross £60-80 269* A Georgian silver wine funnel, by John Emes, London 1807, of usual form, with reeded band, crested, 14.5cm long, 150g (4.8 oz) gross £100-150 270 A silver fronted travelling case for a Goliath pocket watch, by H.Matthews, Birmingham 1915, of plain square arched form, with a metal pocketwatch £40-60 271* A Continental silver coloured nineteenth century snuff box, with indistinct marks, of rectangular cut corner outline, the cover with an armorial, 5.5cm long; with a long embossed silver coloured embossed box, 16.5cm long; a small circular embossed box; and a small hand mirror, stamped '900' £70-100 272 A set of five Irish silver teaspoons, maker P.W., Dublin 1842, fiddle pattern, crested; a set of four Irish silver teaspoons, maker C.M, Dublin 1823, fiddle pattern with a rat-tail drop; and two single Irish silver teaspoons, one by Le Bas; and a single silver bean end coffee spoon; 243g (7.8 oz) gross £70-90 273 A Georgian silver meat skewer, maker I.B., London 1799, of plain ring end form, monogrammed, 27.5cm long, 40g gross; with a toddy ladle, unmarked, to a horn twist handle, 35cm long £60-80

274 A pair of George III silver table spoons, by James Hewitt, Edinburgh 1784, of old English pattern with a round drop heel, 22cm long, 134g (4.3 oz) gross The incuse duty mark was introduced in Edinburgh on the 1st of December 1784, these spoons predate that introduction. £60-80 275* An Irish silver fish slice, by Samuel Neville, Dublin 1805, the shaped pierced blade engraved with a wreath and foliate sprigs, to a fiddle pattern handle, 29.5cm long, 146g (4.7 oz) gross £60-80 276 A set of six silver provincial George III tea spoons, by Thomas Watson, Newcastle 1800, bright cut Old English pattern, monogrammed TA, 12.5cm long, 57.9g gross £60-80 277 A collection of silver golf related teaspoons, comprising, a matched set of eleven teaspoons, Sheffield, dates ranging from 1919 to 1930, the back of the bowl embossed with a golfer in full swing, inscribed F.H.G.C.; a set of six silver coffee spoons, Sheffield 1933, with crossed golf clubs and a golf ball to the finial; a silver teaspoon, Birmingham 1911, the stem formed by golf clubs and golf balls with a n monogrammed cartouche to the finial; a silver tea spoon, Birmingham 1933, the finial with a medallion of a male runner; and another silver tea spoon, Birmingham 1908, with a medallion depicting a military shooting competition; 280g (9oz) gross £90-120 278 An Irish provincial silver teaspoon, by John Williams, Cork, circa 1795, bright cut point end design, 14cm long; with a Newcastle silver fiddle pattern teaspoon, by John Cook, 1842, but still bearing the William IV duty mark, monogrammed; and a matched set of nine Exeter fiddle pattern teaspoons, various makers and dates; 200g (6.4 oz) gross £70-90 279 A pair of Hester Bateman silver berry spoons, London 1781, one spoons marks are quite worn, later decorated in the usual manner, 22cm long; with a pair of silver table spoons, by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London 1804, old English pattern, crested, 21cm long; 275g (8.8 oz) gross £100-150

280 A Russian spoon with pre revolution Kokoshnik mark, with a barley twist stem and sphere finial, monogrammed, 13cm long; a pair of Georgian silver old English pattern tablespoons, 1784, with incuse duty mark; three other silver table spoons; nine assorted antique silver tea spoons, a Scottish Georgian silver pierced and embossed sugar sifting spoon; and nine silver cruet spoons; 513g (16.5 oz) gross £140-160 281* A Georgian silver sauce ladle, by Eley & Fearn, London 1807, old English pattern, crested, 17.5cm, long; with another similar fiddle pattern example, London 1833; a Georgian silver small sifting spoon by Eley & Fearn, London 1807; five silver cruet spoons; six egg spoons; two tea spoons; an American Kansas City souvenir spoon; and a child's fork with a loaded handle; 303g (9.7 oz) gross; also includes a small metal key £90-120 282 A collection of silver flatware, comprising; two Victorian dessert spoons; five Victorian fiddle pattern dessert forks; four antique tea spoons; a sauce ladle; a two prong steel fork to a loaded silver handle; and a steel bladed dessert knife to a loaded silver pistol grip handle; 378g (12.1 oz) gross £100-140 283 A 17th century seal top spoon, with three indistinct marks, the damaged bowl with traces of engraved decoration, the initialled seal end with traces of gilding, 17cm long, 39g gross; with a Peter & Ann Bateman tablespoon, London 1796, old English pattern, 21.5cm long, 59g gross £60-80 284 A collection of silver flatware, comprising; a George Unite Victorian sifting spoon with a loaded handle; a Victorian fiddle pattern tablespoon; another similar late Victorian example; two antique tea spoons; a dinner fork; a salt spoon; and two modern coffee spoons; 285g (9.1 oz) gross £100-150 285 A set of five Scottish silver table spoons, makers mark J.W.H. and an additional W.H in script, both untraced, Edinburgh 1818, old English pattern, crested, 23cm long, 379g (12.2 oz) gross £120-160

286 A matched set of six silver fiddle pattern tablespoons, Georgian and Victorian, includes two Exeter spoons; four matched silver tea spoons; again includes two Exeter; four cruet spoons; a George Unite silver bladed butter knife to a loaded silver handle; and a silver cigarette case; 591g (19 oz) gross weighable £150-200 287 A matched set of eight silver golfing teaspoons, by Walker & Hall, the finials with crossed golf clubs and a golf ball between, 107g (3.4 oz) gross £40-50 288 A cased set of six silver soup spoons, London 1932, of old English pattern, monogrammed, 14.5cm long, 243g (7.8 oz) gross £120-160 289 A collection of assorted silver flatware, predominantly antique teaspoons, various makers and dates, including; a set of six William IV silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, London 1837; a large fruit serving spoon, by Jackson & Fullerton, London 1900; two silver sugar tongs; condiment spoons; a metal bread or muffin fork, with a loaded silver handle; a Victorian silver caddy spoon; a silver preserve spoon; and other items; 1248g (40 oz) gross £320-360 290 A large decorative Norwegian serving spoon, stamped 'Sterling'; with another similar, stamped '830S'; a Continental Simon the Zealot Apostle spoon, with indistinct marks, the stem having architectural features; sixteen Continental tea spoons; and a South American silver coloured drinking straw £120-160 291 A pair of silver salad servers, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1915, with stems tapering to a knopped finial, 20.5cm long; with a serving slice, by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1928, the blade pierced, 23.7cm long; three antique silver dinner forks; a pair of eighteenth century sugar nips; a pair of silver wishbone sugar tongs; a silver spoon and fork; a silver preserve spoon; a tea spoon; and a dessert spoon; 652g (20.9 oz) gross; with a set of four plated fruit knives and forks £200-250 292 A quantity of plated flatware, some British but the majority German/Austrian, including some serving items, such as cake tongs and salad servers £40-60

293 A set of five George III silver tablespoons, by Richard Crossley, London 1798, old English pattern, *crested; with a pair of William IV silver tablespoons, London 1832, fiddle pattern, monogrammed, 22cm long; and a pair of bottom marked tablespoons; 576g (18.5 oz) gross * Crowned lion rampant erased holding a crescent (untraced) £150-180 294 A William IV silver sifting spoon, by John, Henry & Charles Lias, London 1831, Kings pattern, *crested; with an unusual late Victorian silver spoon, by Deakin & Deakin, Sheffield 1896, the elongated shaped and fluted bowl to a baluster stem with beaded collar to an ivory handle, 16cm long; 70g gross * The crest is that for Cooper; Couper; Cowper; Creeck; Graeme; Graham; Graham; Heriot; Krag; Kragg; Mackenzie; M'kenzie; Scott-Mitchell; Pearson; Robertson; Ross; Simpson; Skeen; Skene, Stevenson; White; Wodderspoon (Fairbairns Book of Crests, Plate 218, No. 4) £70-90 295 A pair of Victorian silver salad servers, by George Adams, London 1862, thread and shell pattern, crested, 30cm long, 323g (10.3 oz) gross The crest is that for Abot; Allett; Beale; Bedingfield; Christopher; Collier; Conyngham; Corre; Cumberedge; and many other families (Fairnbairn Book of Crests, Plate 49, No.5) £100-150 296 A cased set of six late Victorian silver teaspoons with a matched sugar spoon, by G.M.Jackson, London 1894, sugar spoon 1891, fiddle pattern, monogrammed, 135g (4.3 oz) gross £60-80 297 A cased set of six silver Art Deco grapefruit spoons, Sheffield 1939, with a roll over reeded finial, 14.5cm long, 133g (4.3 oz) gross £60-80 298* A Cork Irish provincial silver bowl, marked 'G.H.', for George Hodder (1745-1770), and 'Sterling', the plain bowl having a flared cut rim, on a spreading foot, crested, scratched engraved to underside of foot 'H' over 'TS' and 'OZ' over '=5.12 1/2', 7cm tall, 11.5cm in diameter, 134g (4.3 oz) gross £100-150

299 A good cased three piece silver cruet set, by Walker & Hall, London 1938, comprising, a mustard, pepperette, and salt with liners and spoons (Sheffield 1938), all on lion mask and claw supports, 386g (12.4 oz) gross £150-180

305 A Georgian silver toddy ladle, makers mark worn, London 1756, to a replacement ebony twist handle, 38cm long; with a silver mounted ebony swagger stick; a metal mounted bamboo swagger stick; and an ebony ruler £80-120

300 A cased three piece silver cruet set, Birmingham 1969, comprising a mustard pot with liner and spoon (1966), with a salt pot and pepper pot, 149g (4.8 oz) gross £70-90

306* An American bowl in the style of an eighteenth century bleeding bowl, stamped 'Premier', 'Sterling' and '189', the bowl with a pierced handle to one side, bowl 11.5cm diameter, 17.5cm long including handle, 5cm tall, 153g (4.9 oz) gross £50-70

301 A silver mounted glass inkwell, by Alexander Clarke & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1947, the moulded glass body of almost hemispherical shape with a silver collar and hinged cover, a cased pair of silver pepperettes; a silver cigarette case; a small silver two handled trophy cup; a silver trophy cup, on a plastic plinth; a silver salt spoon; and a three piece Continental glass mounted pair of salts and mustard pot; 357g (11.4 oz) gross £100-140 302 A silver and tortoiseshell dressing table set, by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1922, comprising a hand mirror, hair brush and clothes brush; also a silver three piece dressing table set, of hand mirror, hair brush and comb £90-120 303 A collection of silver, comprising; a pierced basket with fixed overhead handle; a cased set of six silver tea spoons; another cased set of six coffee spoons; a mustard pot; a salt with liner; a pepperette; nine cruet spoons, some antique; a Georgian style bright cut caddy spoon; six seal end coffee spoons; six Hanoverian pattern coffee spoons; five seal end coffee spoons; five single spoons; a pair of Georgian silver sugar tongs; a silver pickle fork; and a Georgian silver and mother of pearl butter knife; 645g (20.8 oz) gross weighable £150-200 304 A four piece silver dressing table set, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1947, with engine turned decoration, comprising a hand mirror; hair brush; clothes brush; and comb £60-80

307 A silver swing handled bread or cake basket, London 1919, of oval shaped outline, with moulded rim, with wire loop swing handle, on four swept supports, 29.7cm long, 560g (18 oz) gross £180-220 308* An Irish silver bowl, by James Scott, Dublin 1826, the half gadrooned bowl with a flared rim foot, crested, 17.8cm diameter, 8cm tall, 301g (9.7 oz) gross £100-150 309 A pair of silver napkin rings, Birmingham 1905, with engraved foliate decoration and beaded borders, having a vacant cartouche; with a single similar spool shaped silver napkin ring, Birmingham 1902; two other silver napkin rings; two plain silver napkin rings; 123g (3.9 oz) gross; and a plated napkin ring (8) £70-90 310 A matched silver four piece tea service, by E.Viner, Sheffield 1932, hot water jug 1934, of rounded rectangular outline with a gadrooned rim, 1,932 g (62.3 oz) gross £600-800 311 A set of six silver napkin rings, Birmingham 1915, plain with beaded rims, monogrammed, 98g gross (3.1 oz) gross £60-80

312 A silver wine label, London 1971, the plate, inscribed 'Whisky' enclosed by a cast border of fruiting vine and two Bacchanalian cherubs, 5cm across; with a matched set of four silver wine labels, differing makers and dates, inscribed 'Sherry', 'Whisky', 'Brandy', and 'Port'; a large silver gilt 'Club Oenologique' 'Member Judge' badge of office, on ribbon; two Royal Grafton ceramic wine labels; a pair of plated wine coasters; and four plated wine tasters; 166g (5.3 oz) gross weighable £70-90

318* A set of four Georgian silver egg cups, by John Emes, London 1807, of usual form, with moulded girth and reeded foot, with an egg waiter frame, apparently only having the makers mark, E.H.R., lion passant, and date letter for 1953, to the swing handle of the central fixed salt, the frame also having mounts to place egg spoons, gadrooned rims and on reeded bracket supports, egg cups 6.5cm tall, 232g (7.4 oz) gross, frame 19cm tall including the swing handle, 13.5cm across, 356g (11.4 oz) gross £150-180

313 A collection of silver and silver coloured items, comprising; a silver beaker; a silver cigarette case; two silver topped toilet bottles; a smelling salts bottle; a glass preserve pot with silver cover; a silver circular powder compact; a pair of napkin rings; one napkin ring, cased; a small loaded silver capstan inkwell; a Victorian blue flashed glass scent bottle; various silver flatware items, including a cased set of six tea spoons; a Portuguese zodiac napkin ring; an Indian pepperette; and a silver open faced pocket watch; 637g (20.5 oz) gross weighable £200-250

319 A late Victorian three piece silver bachelor tea service, Sheffield 1897, of rounded rectangular form, alternate gadrooned and fluted decoration, with a gadrooned rim with leaf capped corners, 623g (20 oz) gross £200-250

314 A cased set of seven silver gilt replica stamps, issued by Hallmark Replicas to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, set number 4360 of 5000, with certificate, 173.3g (5.6 oz) gross; with a Shire Horse Society Centenary medallic first day cover, issued by the Birmingham Mint Collection Ltd, in official plastic wallet and with certificate number 55 of 5000; and an electroplated teapot £60-80 315 A silver Armada dish from the Old Vic Theatre Club 1972, by Mappin & Webb, London 1971, of usual form, 9.5cm diameter, in original card box; with two cased sets of six silver tea spoons; a Georgian silver tablespoon, London 1797; a silver tea strainer with bowl stand; a pair of small silver claw tongs; a silver napkin hook; and two preserve spoons with plated bowls to loaded silver handles; 375g (12 oz) gross weighable £100-140 317 A three piece silver tea service, by Richard Comyns, London 1932, of oval outline, with laurel borders, the sugar basin with ring drop handles, tea pot 27.5cm long, 1132g (36.4 oz) gross £400-500

320 A late Victorian silver mounted glass claret jug, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1899, the clear plain glass cylindrical body with a swollen base, having a silver collar, hinged stepped flat cover and handle, inscribed '1st PrizeTedworth Hunt-Puppy Show-1900', 25cm tall £100-150 321 A silver dressing table tray, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1905, of rectangular outline, with reeded and leaf border, 28cm long, 520g (16.7 oz) gross £120-160 322 A silver dressing table tray, by William Comyns, London 1901, of rectangular outline, embossed with masks and scrolling foliage, 30.5cm long, 329g (10.5 oz) gross £80-120 323 A silver dish, London 1964, of square outline, 9.4cm across; with three silver napkin rings; a silver hair brush and hand mirror; and another silver hand mirror with hair brush; 197g (6.3 oz) gross weighable £100-140 324 A silver photograph frame, London 1910?, date letter rubbed, of rectangular cut corner outline, engraved with ribbon bows and garlands, monogrammed and dated '1916', wooden easel back, 28cm by 22.5cm, image area 21cm by 15cm, £80-120

325* A silver salver, London 1921, of circular shaped outline with a moulded rim, on three leaf capped scroll supports, 26cm diameter, 555g (17.9 oz) gross £150-200 326 A collection of silver items, comprising; a hip flask; a toast rack; an ash tray; a small bowl; and a wine coaster with Millennium mark; 247g (7.9 oz) gross weighable £90-120 327 A cased set of six silver tea spoons, London 1933, in a fitted case; with another cased set of six silver tea spoons; a glass silver mounted toilet bottle, with an inscribed hinged cover; a plated late Victorian biscuit barrel; various plated souvenir spoons; and other plated items £90-120 328 A cased set of silver tea spoons with sugar tongs, Sheffield 1922, the five spoons and sugar tongs having figural finials; with a cased set of five silver tea spoons; 102 g (3.4 oz) gross; also with a cased electroplated Art Nouveau serving set; a Victorian pair of cased serving spoons with an Apostle style finial; and a plated shell butter dish with glass liner and butter knife £80-100 329 A Victorian silver christening mug, by Messrs Barnard, London 1861, the bell shaped cup on a spreading foot, with scroll handle, later monogrammed and dated, 9cm tall; with a silver cream jug, Chester 1896, of helmet shape, with cut rim, moulded girth and on three shell capped supports, 10.5cm tall; 295g (9.5 oz) gross £80-100

332 A silver toast rack, by Carrington & Co, London 1906, of rectangular four division form, on bracket supports, 10.9cm long; with a cased pair of late Victorian silver pepperettes; a pair of silver salts with glass liners; and a small silver mustard pot; 328g (10.5 oz) gross £90-120 333 A silver sauceboat, Sheffield 1943, with a shaped recessed moulded rim, double scroll handle, on three swept supports, 18cm long; with a leather box having an embossed silver cover; two silver mounted glass toilet bottles; another with a metal cover; a muffin fork, the plated tines to a barley twist ivory handle with a silver ferrule and finial, 21.5cm long; and a pair of fish servers; 221g (7.1 oz) gross weighable silver £70-90 334 A silver sugar caster, Sheffield 1903, of octagonal shouldered form; with a silver dressing table tray, in a hammered effect; two silver brushes; a shallow silver dish; and a small silver ashtray; 591g (19 oz) gross £180-220 335 A set of three silver Art Deco toast racks, Birmingham 1933, 7cm long; with a silver bon bon basket; a late Victorian silver shell butter dish, by Charles Boyton, London 1893; a six piece silver cruet set, one pepperette lacking cover, with two salt spoons and three glass liners; a silver napkin ring; and four silver coffee spoons; 513g (16.5 oz) gross £150-250 336* A silver cigarette box, London 1946, of rectangular outline, engine turned decoration, wood lined, inside cover inscribed, 19cm long £60-80

330 An Art Deco silver sauceboat, by S.Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1933, the body with a loop over leaf handle and on a rim foot, 17.5cm long, 241g (7.7 oz) gross £80-100

337 A pair of Russian lemon tea glass holders, Moscow Kokoshnik mark 1908-1926, engraved with Art Nouveau style trailing convulvus type flowers, 10.5cm to top of handle, 186g gross £140-180

331 A silver pepper mill, London 1955, in the form of a milk churn, 8cm tall; a silver bowl, Sheffield 1919, of gadrooned form on a similar short pedestal foot, 12cm diameter; a small silver toast rack; two antique silver cruet spoons; and a single silver tea spoon; 257g (8.2 oz) gross weighable £90-120

338 A Russian silver swing handled sugar basket, Moscow 1895, the shallow bowl with engraved geometric band, on three ball supports, 11cm diameter, 173.8g (5.5 oz) gross £120-160

339 An Edwardian silver goblet, Birmingham 1903, the engraved body to a knopped pedestal circular foot, 20cm, 180g (5.8 oz) gross £60-80 340* A pair of late Victorian silver candlesticks, by Martin & Hall, Sheffield 1898, the square loaded bead edge base rising up to a Corinthian column, 24cm tall £150-200 341 A silver hand mirror and matching hair brush; a plated soup ladle; a pair of plated napkin rings; a plated three light dwarf candelabra; two plated bud vases; a toilet bottle; a gilt metal cigarette case; a deer slot handled knife in a metal scabbard; and a glass vase from an epergne £50-70 342 A quantity of German/Austrian flatware, stamped with a Crown and Crescent mark and 800, of various patterns, including fruit knives and forks and other flatware with loaded handles; also a silver teaspoon and some butter knives with loaded silver handles; 4336g (139.8 oz) gross weighable £900-1,200 343 A plated tea pot and coffee pot; with a cased set of plated bean end coffee spoons; and a cased set of six butter knives with loaded silver handles £50-60 344 A plated salver, by Elkington & Co, registration lozenge for 20th February 1875, of oval outline with pierced laurel border, 34.5cm long,; with a plated soup tureen, oval, with reeded handles, and a pull off cover, 40cm long £90-120 345 An electroplated bud vase centrepiece, the eight smaller trumpet vases around a larger central vase, inscribed for a whist prize 1910, all mounted on a trailing vine base, approximately 30cm square £60-80 346 A large quantity of electroplated goods, including; a three light candelabra; a three bottle tantalus; a two handled tray; a cake stand; a number of tea and coffee items; swing handled basket; sugar caster; a spectacle case; pepper mill; and flatware, some of which are cased £150-200

347 A quantity of electroplated wares, including; entree dishes; a Hukin & Heath salver; a two handled bread basket; a naturalistic bowl with a fixed handle; a Victorian coffee pot; and loose flatware £70-90 348* A silver cream jug, Sheffield 1897, of plain pedestal helmet shape, on a circular foot, 12.5cm tall; a silver bon-bon dish, Chester 1901, of oval shaped outline, with pierced and embossed decoration, 19cm long; a pair of beaker vases, marks worn; a silver cigarette box; a pair of silver candlesticks; 262g (8.45 oz) gross weighable; also a set of six Egyptian small coasters, with post 1947 mark for 800 standard; a circular plate, unmarked but tests favourably; a Sheffield plate salver, crested; a Sheffield plate basket with swing handle; a plated Victorian teapot by Elkington & Co; and a plated cream jug £250-300 349 A part canteen of plated Kings pattern flatware, including some serving pieces, housed in an oak case with lift up lid and one lift out fitted section; with sundry other plated flatware including a pair of cased fish servers with blue and white ceramic handles £60-80 350 A canteen of plated Hanoverian flatware, housed in a fitted wooden case with lift up lid and drawer below; with other plated flatware, some loose and some cased; with a silver cased set of silver British Hallmark tea spoons; and silver sugar tongs; 102g (3.3 oz) gross £60-80 351 A quantity of plated wares, including; a small circular salver; a gallery tray; a cream jug; and assorted flatware including some cased £80-100 352 A pair of electroplated entree dishes; a pair of plated wine coasters; a circular salver; a crumb scoop with a carved ivory handle; loose flatware; and other plated items £80-120 353 A quantity of silver plate, including; a teapot with matching hot water jug; hotel wares; a selection of boxed cutlery; a soup ladle; and loose flatware £60-80

354 A plated entree dish; a plated cocktail shaker; a pair of candlesticks; a muffin dish; and other plated wares £80-100 355 An electroplated and glass epergne centrepiece, by Walker & Hall, circa 1900, the frosted and cut glass bowl of elongated quatrefoil outline, on a similarly shaped column, with hanging laurel wreaths, the two arms supporting cherubs, rising from the centre of the bowl is a frosted and cut glass bud vase, 39cm tall 38cm long £150-250 356 A Sheffield plate beer or water jug, of bellied form with a domed hinged cover; with a quantity of plated wares, including; a three piece coffee service; a matching coffee pot, tea pot and cream jug; a beer mug; loose flatware; a large metal key; and other items £120-160 357 A quantity of plated wares; predominantly flatware, some cased, but also includes; a hip flask; a pewter mug with a silver shilling in the glass base; and other metal items £70-90 COINS AND MEDALLIONS

Coin condition definitions As struck/As issued: perfect condition as new Mint state/ Uncirculated: With full lustre and brilliance as issued by the Mint, but possibly with minor hairlines due to storage with other coins Extremely fine: Very little evidence of circulation, minimal marks or wear evident upon close scrutiny. Very fine: limited surface wear, good collectable condition Fine: considerable wear to raised surfaces Fair: very worn surfaces, features and legends still discernible

359 Elizabeth II, proof Sovereign 1980, cased. As issued, plastic holder broken. £200-240 360 Victoria, Half-Sovereign 1896. Good fine. £80-100 361 Victoria, Half Sovereign, 1900, with another Half Sovereign, 1897, soldered (2) £160-200 362 Sovereigns (2) 1891, 1912, Half Sovereign 1914. Very fine and better. (3) British coins, small quantity, mostly base, includes Crown 1893, 'plastic' set 1953, sundry pre-decimal issue and a quantity of stamp covers. Varied state. (Lot) £300-350

363 George V, Sovereign 1913. Very Fine. £180-220 364 George V, Half-Sovereign 1912. Very fine. £90-120 365 Sovereign 1882, Half-Sovereign 1909, fine, and a steel Sovereign holder. £280-320 366 James I (1603-1625), gold Laurel, fifth coinage, i.m. trefoil, total wt. 9.6g (S 2639). Fine with 9ct gold suspension loop attached at 12 o'clock. £600-800 367 Austria, Franz Joseph, gold 100-Corona restrike, dated 19115 (KM 2819). Good extremely fine. £750-850 368 George III, 3rd Gold Guinea, 1808, another 3rd gold Guinea, 1804, soldered, and a George III half Guinea, 1806, drilled. (3) £180-220 369 India, George V, cupro-nickel 2-Annas 1918 (Bombay) (KM 516). Uncirculated, lightly toned, scarce. £150-180 370 Duke of Wellington installed as Oxford University Chancellor 1834, white metal medal, 38mm, (BHM 1663; E. 1274). Very fine. £20-30 371 USA, Matron Head Cent 1819, very fine, attempted piercing at 12 o'clock, George Washington Double-Headed Cent, poor, Draped bust Cent 1798, poor. £40-60 372 Ireland, James II, Gunmoney Halfcrown, May 1690 (S. 6580B), about very fine, other Gunmoney issues (2), Shilling, Sixpence, these fair, England, Charles I, Tower Mint Shilling, i.m. triangle in circle, fine. (4). £60-80 373 Westminster Abbey, three medallion set, commemorating 900 years of Westminster Abbey, limited edition of 900, by JHJ, London 1965, comprising: 22ct gold medallion, 57mm diameter, 127.5g; silver, 5mm, 2.oz and one bronze, in a Royal Mint case of issue £2,500-3,000

374 Bank of England, brown Ten-Shilling banknotes (95), O'Brien, Hollom and Fforde issues, foreign notes (10). From circulation. (105) £20-30 375 The Royal Greenwich Observatory, Tercentenary 1975, set of three sterling silver medals by William Andrews for The Royal Mint, obverse Greenwich Observatory, reverse themes astronomy, time, navigation, each 98g, 57mm, in Royal Mint case of issue. Extremely fine, some toning. (3). £100-150

384 Edward III (1327-1377), Pre-Treaty Groat, London, Pre-Treaty Half-Groat, London, Henry III, Pennies (2), York, Tomas, Canterbury, Samuel, Edward I, Penny, Durham. Generally fine. (5). £70-100 385 Henry VI, first reign (1422-1461), Groat, rosettemascle issue, Calais (S. 1859), pleasing very fine, Edward IV, first reign, light coinage Groat, Bristol mint (S. 2004), fine, Henry VII, Half-Groat, Canterbury, fine, flan crack. (3). £110-130

376 Bahamas, proof set 1972, comprising silver 5-, 2-, 1-Dollar, silver 50-Cents, cupro-nickel 25-Cents to brass Cent, in case of issue. As struck. (9). £60-80

386 Elizabeth I (1558-1603), hammered Sixpences (4), Threepence (2), Half-Groat, various issues. Generally fine. (7). £80-100

377 Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, 80th Birthday 1980, silver proof Crownsize commemorative coins (7), in Royal Mint case of issue. As struck. (5). £100-130

387 Charles I, Newark besieged, Ninepence 164(-) (S. 3144). About fine but some flatness. £200-300

378 Charles II, a replica 18 carat gold touchpiece by Johnson Mathey struck in1973,, ship rev. St Michael, 20mm, 2.3g, cased. Extremely fine. £50-70 379 Panama, proof silver 20-Balboas 1973, Venezuela, silver 50-, 25-Bolivares 1975, both cased. As issued. (3). £80-120 380 USA, Morgan Dollars (4), Peace Dollars (4). Fine to very fine. (8). £90-120 381 George V and George VI, pre-47 Florins (36). Varied state. (36). £70-90 382 Wiltshire, Tinhead, John Berry Farthing 1661, crownee bust facing, fine, scarce, small quantity of mostly 20th century silver coins, some base. (Lot) £50-60 383 William I (1066-1087), Penny, Paxs type, Lincoln, Siferth, good fine, and Edward the Confessor, Penny, Expanding cross type, mint uncertain, moneyer probably Leofwine, somewhat flat, not quite fine. (2). £150-200

388 South Africa, ZAR, 5-Shilling 1892, single shaft, plugged at 12 o'clock and obverse graffiti trace, 2 1/2-Shillings 1896, 2-Shillings 1897, 1-Shilling 1894, Sixpence 1896. Fine to very fine. (5). £60-80 389 George II, Halfcrown 1745 LIMA (S. 3695). Very fine. £80-120 390 George II, Crown 1818 LIX (S. 3787). Good very fine, minor surface dings. £150-200 391 George III, Emergency issue Dollar (1797), oval countermark on portrait Spanish 8-Reales 1774, Madrid mint (KM 639). Countermark and host coin very fine. £200-300 392 William III, Crown 1695 Octavo (S. 3470). Fine or better. £80-120 393 Scotland, James VI, second coinage, Half-Merk 1572 (S. 5478). Fine. £60-80

394 Charles I (1625-1649), Tower Shilling, i.m. triangle, fine, some chipping, Groat, Threepence, Minors (3), about fine. (6). £60-90 395 USA, Morgan Dollars (14), various dates 18781896, generally extremely fine, Peace Dollars (6), 1922-1925, very fine and better. (20) £300-350 396 Victoria, Crowns (6), various dates, Crowns 1935 (5), earlier Halfcrowns (7), lesser silver (4). Crowns fine to very fine, others fair to fine. (22). £200-250

403* USA, Morgan Dollar 1889, very fine and a small quantity of 20th Century coins including Commemorative cupro-nickel Crowns (19). Varied state. (Lot) £20-30 404 Malta, Emmanuel de Rohan, 30-Tari 1789. Very fine, dirty, scarce. £100-150 405 Malta, Ferdinand Hompesch, 30-Tari 1798. Very fine, scarce. £100-150

397 George V and George VI, pre-47 Shillings (189). Varied state. (189). £400-450

406 British and World coins, mostly 18th and 19th century base, a few silver, varied selection. Generally fair to fine. (Lot). £130-160

398 George V and George VI, pre-47 Shillings (172), Sixpence (8). Varied state. £180-220

407 Elizabeth II, Silver Jubilee 1977, 9ct gold medal, rev. Royal Arms, wt. 3.1g. Good very fine. £35-40

399 Manchester Art Treasures Exhibition 1857, white metal medal by Pinches, Exhibition buildings, rev. three Muses, 63mm, about extremely fine, minor scratches, in brass case from Pinches, this with rubber traces to outside rim (BHM 2605; E. 1513), bronze medals for Royal events (4), Victoria and Edward VII, and a bronze shooting prize medal, these very fine. (6). £40-60

408 Saudi Arabia, gold trade Guinea, AH 1370 (AD 1950) (KM 36). Extremely fine. £180-220

400 Charles II to Elizabeth II, milled coins, silver and base, a quantity, includes Crownsize silver and loose Maundy set 1891, some world coins including Crownsize silver, contained in an album. Varied state. (Lot). £400-500 401 George III to Victoria, Crowns (18), later silver including Crowns 1935 (2), 1937, and base issues, contained in an album. Varied state. (Lot). £300-400 402 The Kings and Queens of England, a set of fortytwo silver proof medals depicting William I to George VI, each 44mm, in an informative case of book format. Good extremely fine. (42). £600-650

409 France, Napoleon III, gold 20-Francs 1862 A (KM 801.1). Very fine. £140-160 410 Austria, fine gold trade 4 - Ducats, proof restrike dated 1915, wt. 13.9g. Good extremely fine. £350-400 411 Edward VII, Half-Sovereigns (2), 1903, 1905. Fine to very fine. (2). £180-220 412 Victoria, Sovereign 1888, rev. St. George. Fine. £180-220 413 Victoria, Sovereign 1892 M. Very fine. £180-220 414 South Africa, 1-Pond 1898 (KM 10.2). Very fine or better. £180-220

415 South Africa, gold Krugerrand 1972. Extremely fine. £800-850

428 Netherlands, Wilhelmina I, gold 10-Gulden 1933 (KM 162). Good very fine. £150-170

416 Austria, Franz Josef I, gold 10-Corona 1912 (KM 2816). Good very fine. £80-100

429 George I, Quarter-Guinea 1718 (S 3638). Good very fine. £100-150

417 Austria, Franz Joseph, gold restrike 20-Corona dated 1915 (KM 2818). About extremely fine. £140-160

430 Edward III, Quarter-Noble, Treaty period, rev. lis at centre, 1.9g (S. 1510). Very fine. £300-350

418 Edward VII, Sovereign 1902 P. Good fine. £180-220

431 Austria, Franz Josef I, fine gold trade Ducat restrike dated 1915, wt. 3.4g (KM 2267). Extremely fine. £90-110

419 Victoria, Sovereign 1872, die no. 18, shield reverse (S 3853B). Very fine. £200-250 420 Edward VII, Sovereign 1903 M. Very fine. £180-220 421 France, Napoleon III, gold 20-Francs 1859 A (KM 781.1). Very fine. £140-160 422 Germany, Prussia, Wilhelm I, gold 20-Mark 1884 A (KM 505). Very fine. £180-220 423 Iran, Muhammad Reza Pahlavi Shah, gold HalfPahlavi SH 133(?)5, wt. 4g (KM 1161). Very fine, reverse flan flaw. £90-110 424 Turkey, Muhammad V, gold 100-Kurush AH 1327 (AD 1909) (KM 754). Very fine. £170-190 425 Switzerland, gold 20-Francs 1930 B (KM 35.1). Good very fine. £150-170 426 USA, gold Eagle or 10-Dollars 1906 D. Very fine. £350-450 427 France, Napoleon III, gold 20-Francs 1859 A (KM 781.1). Very fine. £140-160

432 George III, Third-Guinea 1798 (S. 3738). Fair, with suspension loop. £30-40 433 Australia, Victoria, Sovereign 1867, rev. Sydney Mint (KM 4). Fair. £180-220 434 France, Napoleon III, gold 20-Francs 1855 A (KM 781.1). Good very fine. £140-160 435 South Africa, gold Krugerrand 1981. Extremely fine. £800-850 436 South Africa, gold Krugerrand 1981. Extremely fine. £800-850 437 Saudi Arabia, gold trade Guinea, AH 1370 (AD 1950) (KM 36). Extremely fine. £180-220 438 Russia, Nicholas II, gold 10-Roubles 1899 (KM Y64). Very fine or better. £180-220 439 Edward III, Noble, post-treaty period, rev. E with pellet in centre, 6.7g (S. 1518). Good very fine, large plug above King's head. £350-400

440 Austria, Franz Josef I, fine gold trade Ducat restrike dated 1915, wt. 3.4g (KM 2267). Extremely fine. £90-110 441 South Africa, gold Krugerrand 1972, Extremely fine. £800-850 442 George III, Half-Guinea 1793 (S 3735), good very fine, minor surface marks, Third-Guinea 1800 (S 3738), fine. (2). £200-300 443 George V, Sovereign 1912, Half-Sovereign 1913. Fine to very fine. (2). £280-320 444 George III, Guinea 1791 (S. 3729). About fine. £200-220 445 George III, Guinea 1798 (S.3729). Good very fine. £250-300 446 France, gold 10-Francs (2),1864 BB, 1900. Very fine. £130-150 447 India, gold Fanams (10), good variety. Very fine. (10). £120-150 448 Edward VII, Sovereigns (2), 1903 P, 1907. Very fine. (2). £380-420 449 George III, Guineas (4), Half-Guinea total wt. 36.4g. All ex-mount, mounted or otherwise impaired. (5). £800-900 450 Tonga, gold Quarter - Koula 1962, cased (KM 1). As struck. £180-220 451 Bahamas, gold 50-Dollars 1973, 12ct., 15.64g, in case of issue (KM 48). Good extremely fine. £200-250

452 Elizabeth II, proof Sovereign 1980, in case of issue. As Issued. £180-220 453 Hong Kong, Elizabeth II, gold 1000-Dollars 1980, 22ct. 15.98g, in case of issue. As issued. £380-420 454 Fiji, Independence 10th Anniversary, gold 200Dollars 1980, arms, rev. Prince Charles, 22ct. 15.98g, in case of issue. As issued. £380-420 455 Elizabeth II, proof Sovereign 1979, in case of issue. As struck. £180-220 456 Victoria to Elizabeth II, Sovereigns (17), shield reverse, 1871, die 28, St. George reverse, 1886 S, 1895, 1899, 1904 P, 1927 SA, 1958, 1967 (5), 1968 (5), Mexico 10 Pesos 1959 in fitted case. Very fine to extremely fine (18). £3,500-3,700 457 Elizabeth II, gold proof set 1987, comprising TwoPounds, Sovereign and Half-Sovereign, in case of issue with certificate. As issued. (3). £680-720 458 Elizabeth II, gold proof set 1991, comprising TwoPounds, Sovereign and Half-Sovereign, in case of issue with certificate. As issued. (3). £680-720 459 Victoria, Halfcrown 1874, young head, rev. shield (S. 3889), good very fine, minor field marks, Florin 1887, extremely fine, Gothic Florin 1868, very fine, copper Pennies (2), 1853, 1854, very fine and better, Crown 1895, Double-Florins (2) 1887, 1888, others (4) including Soho Twopence 1797 (2), fine. Varied state, except as mentioned (12). £300-350 460 Italy, Pisanello medals (2), bronze aftercasts, probably 19th century, Cecilia Gonzaga, 86mm, Domenico Novello Malatesta, 83mm. Low relief inferior aftercasts of these famous medals. (2) £40-60 461 George V and George VI, pre-47 Halfcrowns (75). Varied state. (75). £200-250

462 World proof coins comprising Turks and Caicos Islands 3-Coin silver proof set 1980, Somalia silver 10-Shillings 1979, Madagascar, 2-coin silver proof sets 1978 (2), Sierra Leone silver proof 1Leone 1974, all cased. As issued. (Lot). £100-130 463 British coins, a small quantity including Halfcrown 1817, Threepence 1769, Maundy Penny 1800, these very fine, Crown 1902, good fine, Crowns 1902, good fine, Crowns 1951 (2), boxed, Bristol Lusitania medal 1915, boxed, 1953 'plastic' sets (2) and sundry. Varied state. (Lot). £150-200 464 British and World coins including Crownsize silver (6), and a small quantity of Roman Denarii and others. Varied state. (Lot). £80-120 465 George V, pre-47 Halfcrowns (19), Florins (8), sterling silver Florins (3), other 20th century British coins including lesser silver. Varied state. (Lot) £80-120 466 Canada, Olympic proof sets 1976 (7), each comprising sterling silver 10-Dollars(2), 5-Dollars (2), total silver content of each set 4.32ozt, in fitted cases of issue with certificates. As struck. (Lot). £400-500 467 World proof coins comprising Island silver 2-coin set 1974, Malaysia 2-coin silver set 1976, Turks and Caicos Islands silver 10-Crowns 1979, Cook Islands silver 2-Dollars 1973, Great Britain silver Crown 1972, these all in cases of issue, other silver Crownsize (2) and sundry. (Lot). £130-160 468 British and World modern commemorative Crownsize silver proof coins (15), in cases of issues. As issued. (15). £220-250 469 British coins, a quantity including pre-47 Halfcrowns (17), Florins (46), Shillings (41) and lesser, Victorian Crowns (4), and a Gothic Crown 1848, cleaned, pierced at 12 o'clock, Fourpence 1776, this good very fine, sterling silver Minors (148g), other Crownsize silver (2), and sundry. Varied state. (Lot). £300-400

470 British and World coins, a large quantity (16kgs approximately), 19th and 20th century base. Varied state. £30-50 471 British and World coins, a quantity, including pre47 Florins and Shillings, some sterling. Varied state. (Lot). £280-320 472 British and World coins, a large quantity of 20th Century coins, includes proof year sets 19701984, proof silver Crowns (3), some pre-47 silver. (Lot). £130-160 473 British predecimal coins, mostly base 20th Century, a large quantity. Varied state. (Lot). £30-50 474 Great Britain, Treasury, John Bradbury TenShillings, A/1 521519, (Dugg. T9). Good very fine, creases. £450-500 475 Great Britain, Treasury, John Bradbury TenShillings, H1/7 No. 37061 (Dugg. T12). Good very fine, central crease. £250-300 476 Bank of England, O'Brien issues (4), blue FivePounds, J02 260100 (Dugg. B280), uncirculated, green One-Pound, X91J 377351 (Dugg. B273), very fine, central crease, brown Ten-Shillings, series A39Y and L10Z, very fine, central creases, later issues (6) of O'Brien, Hollom and Page. (10). £180-220 477 Bahamas, silver proof 10-Dollars 1978 (2), Jamaica, silver proof 25-Dollars 1979, British Virgin Islands proof set 1973, all in cases of issue. About as struck, some toning to Bahamas coins. (Lot). £50-80 478 British coins, a large quantity, mostly 20th Century, including sterling silver Halfcrowns (12), Florins (6), Shillings (11), pre-47 silver Halfcrowns (27), Florins (26), Shillings (33), proof silver Crowns (4) and sundry including a billion Celtic unit. Varied state (Lot). £400-500 END OF SALE

CONDITIONS OF SALE Dreweatts 1759 Limited trading as Dreweatts and/or BCVA carries on business with bidders, buyers and all those present in the auction room prior to or in connection with a sale on the following General Conditions and on such other terms, conditions and notices as may be referred to herein. 1. Definitions In these Conditions: (a) “auctioneer” means the firm of Dreweatts or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate; (b) “deliberate forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally described in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which at the date of the sale had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with the description; (c) “hammer price” means the level of bidding reached (at or above any reserve) when the auctioneer brings down the hammer; (d) “terms of consignment” means the stipulated terms and rates of commission on which Dreweatts accepts instructions from sellers or their agents; (e) “total amount due” means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold together with any premium, Value Added Tax chargeable and any additional charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Conditions; (f) “sale proceeds” means the net amount due to the seller, being the hammer price of the lot sold less commission at the stated rate, Value Added Tax chargeable and any other amounts due to us by the seller in whatever capacity and however arising; (g) “You”, “Your”, etc. refer to the buyer as identified in Condition 2. (h) The singular includes the plural and vice versa as appropriate. 2. Bidding procedures and the Buyer (a) Bidders are required to register their particulars before bidding and to satisfy any security arrangements before entering the auction room to view or bid; (b) the maker of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer conducting the sale shall be the buyer at the hammer price and any dispute about a bid shall be settled at the auctioneer’s absolute discretion by reoffering the Lot during the course of the auction or otherwise. The auctioneer shall act reasonably in exercising this discretion. (c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals. (d) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly reserved up to the amount of any reserve and the right to refuse any bid is also reserved. 3. Increments Bidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole discretion. 4. The purchase price together with a premium thereon of 26.4% which shall include VAT on the premium at the rate imposed by law. The buyer will also be liable for any royalties payable under Droit de Suite as setout under Information for Buyers available on request. 5. Value Added Tax Value Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed by law on all items affixed with an asterisk or double asterisk. Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate rate prevailing by law at the date of sale and is payable by buyers of relevant Lots. (Please refer to “Information for Buyers” for a brief explanation of the VAT position). 6. Payment (1) Immediately a Lot is sold you will: (a) give to us, if requested, proof of identity, and (b) pay to us the total amount due or in such other way as is agreed by us. (2) Any payments by you to us may be applied by us towards any sums owing from you to us on any account whatever without regard to any directions of you or your agent, whether express or implied. (3) Buyers who utilise the services of ATG Live Auctions or any other live internet services are hereby informed that the payment method details that are provided to ATG Live Auctions or any other live internet services as part of the process of registration will, in the absence of compliance with paragraph (1) of this clause, be utilised by us to settle any amounts owing by such buyers to us. 7. Title and collection of purchases (1) The ownership of any Lots purchased shall not pass to you until you have made payment in full to us of the total amount due. (2) You shall at your own risk and expense take away any lots that you have purchased and paid for not later than 3 working days following the day of the auction or upon the clearance of any cheque used for payment after which you shall be responsible for any removal, storage and insurance charges. (3) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for. (4) Dreweatts is unable to arrange packaging or shipping of items. Successful buyers must make these arrangements independently, though the saleroom may be able to suggest specialist shipping companies who can advise buyers, this advice is not a recommendation and the saleroom is not liable for any aspect of the packaging and shipping process. Please note that the cost of packaging and shipping depends on the size/weight of the item(s) purchased, insurance requirements, and the shipping destination, not on the value of the item(s) purchased. Please note that any items not collected within one week of the sale date may be automatically removed to commercial storage and subject to a storage charge.

8. Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases (1) If any Lot is not paid for in full and taken away in accordance with these Conditions or if there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies: (a) to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract; (b) to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by us to you; (c) to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller; (d) to remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense and, in the case of storage, either at our premises or elsewhere; (e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due to the extent it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale; (f) to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due; (g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose conditions before any such bids shall be accepted; (h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other Lots due or in future becoming due to you towards the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is a right to retain possession of) any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt due is satisfied. (2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf pursue these rights and remedies only so far as is reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of breach of these conditions 9. Third party liability All members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and must note the lay-out of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury (except as required by law by reason of our negligence) or similarly for the safety of the property of persons visiting prior to or at a sale. 10. Commission bids Whilst prospective buyers are strongly advised to attend the auction and are always responsible for any decision to bid for a particular Lot and shall be assumed to have carefully inspected and satisfied themselves as to its condition we will if so instructed clearly and in writing execute bids on their behalf. Neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so save where such failure is unreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we reserve the right in our absolute discretion to prefer the first bid so made. 11. Warranty of title and availability The seller warrants to the auctioneer and you that the seller is the true owner of the property consigned or is properly authorised by the true owner to consign it for sale and is able to transfer good and marketable title to the property free from any third party claims. 12. Agency The auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for default by sellers or buyers. 13. Terms of sale The seller acknowledges that Lots are sold subject to the stipulations of these Conditions in their entirety and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time of the entry of the Lot. 14. Descriptions and condition (1) Whilst we seek to describe lots accurately, it may be impractical for us to carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities to view and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospective buyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer nor our employees or agents nor the seller accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and all conditions and warranties, whether relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory, are hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the next following Condition concerning deliberate forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 “information to buyers”. (2) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction for purposes of consumer legislation. 15. Forgeries Notwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which proves to be a deliberate forgery (as defined) may bereturned to us by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in the same condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying it from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from the evidence presented that the Lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the money paid by you for the Lot including any buyer’s premium provided that (1) if the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or (2) you personally are not able to transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under this condition. The right of return provided by this Condition is additional to any right or remedy provided by law or by these Conditions of Sale. General 16. We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person. 17. (1) Any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and as a result of any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shall be available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate. (2). Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed to be for the benefit of employees and agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforce them. 18. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may be given by first class mail, email or Swiftmail in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting. 19. Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items in which case the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary appearing at the commencement of the catalogue. 20. Any indulgence extended to bidders buyers or sellers by us notwithstanding the strict terms of these Conditions or of the Terms of Consignment shall affect the position at the relevant time only and in respect of that particular concession only; in all other respects these Conditions shall be construed as having full force and effect. 21. English law applies to the interpretation of these Conditions.

JEWELLERY, SILVER, WATCHES & COINS Lot 102 from our 4th December 2012 Jewellery, Silver, Watches & Coins Auction: An Edwardian enamel and split pearl pendant, stamped '9ct', the royal blue guilloche centre enclosed by pearls, with a pearl set bale (pearls untested and unwarranted), with a glazed locket back containing a period hand coloured photograph, 2.7cm diameter Estimated: £120-160

SOLD FOR £260 Lot 443 from our 4th December 2012 Jewellery, Silver, Watches & Coins Auction: A pair of silver Sabbath candlesticks, London 1929, the square shaped loaded base rising to a knopped and baluster column, decorated throughout with rose garlands, 32.5cm tall Estimated: £250-300

SOLD FOR £350

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