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A Victorian gold coloured metal mounted bloodstone set seal, the face cut with a seated lion, 20mm high, a late Victorian pinchbeck carnelian set square pattern seal, the face cut with the initials "D.D.M." and a small selection of other gold and gold coloured metal items, various £150-200
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An unusual Victorian 18ct gold Masonic Past Masters Jewel of the St. James Lodge, London No. 1579, the square set with three small rubies and from pierced monogram a crown above, 3.75ins high (gross weight 20 grammes), inscribed to "Brother George Tegg, Worshipful Master, January 22nd 1887", contained in fitted case £500-700
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A pair of early 20th Century gold coloured metal rectangular framed lorgnettes, folding into an oblong pierced and engraved case, 60mm x 16mm overall £400-600
Note: Metal unmarked but tests as 18ct gold
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A late Victorian 14ct rose gold mounted rock crystal set swivel seal and watch key, the oval rock crystal panel 34mm x 26mm, facet cut to reverse and carved intaglio to the face with a Pointer dog and two ducks flying from a reed bed, 43mm x 58mm overall (gross weight 23.3 grammes), contained in maroon leather gilt tooled fitted case £1200-1500
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A 19th Century Harlequin etui set, comprising - 22ct gold niello work bodkin case, 90mm x 10mm, a similarly handled open work braddle, 80mm x 15mm, and a ribbon threader with steel loop, 65mm x 10mm, all finely decorated with dragonflies, insects and birds within scrolling vine, a replacement rose and yellow coloured gold metal thimble (unmarked but tests as 18ct gold), and a replacement pair of gilt scissors, contained in shell shaped and domed red Morocco leather gilt tooled case £1600-1800
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A 1960s Van Cleef & Arpels 18k gold diamond set lady's compact, the oblong case 70mm x 60mm x 10mm, with diagonally reeded decoration to the thumbpiece set with twelve small brilliant cut diamonds, marked to interior "Van Cleef & Arpels, NY, 1222" (gross weight 142 grammes), contained in black leather fitted case retailed by Van Cleef & Arpels Inc, New York, Palm Beach £4000-6000
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An early 19th Century Swiss gold and enamel Carne de Balle, enamelled in colours, the face with half length portrait miniature of a young woman in a blue dress below an oblong panel with a classical scene, set to reverse with an oval portrait miniature of a young woman with a dove below a similar oblong scene, within royal blue enamel frame and white and gilt borders, 88mm x 53mm x 8mm overall, containing three sheet ivory dance card and pencil, contained in red leather gilt tooled fitted case retailed by John Jaffa Antiques, London £6000-8000
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An early 19th Century "Trichinopoly" rose gold chain, the gift of Sir Arthur Wellesley (afterwards Duke of Wellington) to Mrs General Walker, Mrs Findlay Anderson's Mother, the chain of stylised flowerhead link design and with engraved barrel clasp, 1850mm long (gross weight 71.2 grammes), in original burgundy leather oval gilt tooled fitted case bearing inscription for same £7000-8000
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A Victorian silver triple cased verge pocket watch by Edward Prior of London, No. 73716, made for the Turkish market, the white enamelled dial with Turkish numerals to the verge movement with pierced and engraved watch cock and back and with pierced columns, contained in triple case with cut silver borders, the outer case with tortoise-shell and silver pique work, 56mm diameter (tortoise-shell to outer case damaged and missing in several places and minute hand missing), case hallmarked London 1861 £250-350
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An early 18th Century silver pair cased verge pocket watch by S. Patrick of London, the cast silver dial with Roman and Arabic numerals on a matted ground, the verge movement with engraved cock showing visible bob pendulum and with rectangular baluster columns to movement, contained in plain outer case, 58mm diameter (lacking minute hand, dial loose from movement and case generally in poor condition with replacement bow and fixing to inner case, outer case damaged and creased) £200-300
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A late 19th/early 20th Century gun metal cased open faced keyless quarter repeating pocket watch, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the movement with push repeat on two gongs, contained in plain case No. 46949, 52mm diameter (dial chipped between 3 and 4 o'clock) £200-300
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An unusual George III gentleman's silver pair cased eight day verge pocket watch by Henry Banester of Litchfield, No. 717, the white enamelled dial with Roman and Arabic numerals to the eight day verge movement with pieced and engraved cock and engraved back plate and with plain turned pillars to movement, contained in plain silver pair case by Thomas Carpenter, London 1792, 57mm diameter (gross weight 148 grammes - rear of case engraved "Jas. Thorniwork") £1000-1500
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A George III gentleman's silver cased open faced pocket watch by Charles Edward Viner of London, No. 127, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial and gold hands to the duplex movement with plain turned pillars and leaf engraved cock, contained in plain silver Consular case with oval pendant, 58mm diameter, case hallmarked London 1810 (gross weight 184 grammes) £600-800
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A George III gentleman's silver cased open faced pocket watch with alarm by Charles Edward Viner of London, No. 320, the silver dial with engine turned centre and matted chapter ring with gold numerals and subsidiary seconds dial to the eight day movement with duplex escapement, and the alarm hammer striking on a gong, contained in silver case, the band cast with floral and leaf ornament, 58mm diameter, the case by J.M., hallmarked London 1817 (gross weight 177 grammes) £800-1200
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An early 20th Century plated metal cased keyless "Goliath" pocket watch, the white enamelled dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial to the eight day movement, contained in plain case, 5.5ins diameter, and four other "Goliath" pocket watches, various £200-300
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A gentleman's George V 9ct gold cased open faced keyless pocket watch by Record Dreadnought, No. 238987, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, contained in plain 48mm diameter case, Birmingham 1922 (gross weight 83 grammes) £200-300
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A George V gentleman's 9ct gold open faced keyless pocket watch by James Walker, London, 2, The Admiralty, No. 1380, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, contained in plain 50mm diameter case (gross weight 78.1 grammes) £200-300
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A George V gentleman's 9ct gold open faced keyless pocket watch by J.B. Yabsley, London, No. 240123, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, contained in plain 48mm case with presentation inscription to reverse (gross weight 85 grammes), and a 9ct rose gold graduated curb chain Albert hung with T-bar, harp and medallion, 400mm overall (gross weight 22 grammes) £450-600
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A late 19th Century Swiss lady's 18k gold cased open faced keyless lever pocket watch, No. 38229, the white enamelled oval face with Roman numerals to enamelled floral centre and border, 30mm x 25mm, contained in floral and foliate engraved 38mm case (gross weight 42 grammes) £150-200
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A George V gentleman's 18ct gold open faced pocket watch by Harrison & Son, Stockton on Tees, No. 18925, the gilt dial engraved to the centre and with Roman numerals, contained in 43mm diameter floral and foliate engraved case (gross weight 54 grammes), London 1924 £250-350
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A gentleman's 18k gold cased open faced keyless lever pocket watch by J.W. Benson, No. 12820, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, contained in floral and foliate engraved case, 40mm diameter (gross weight 41 grammes), contained in burgundy and gilt tooled fitted case retailed by Benson's, London £200-300
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A late Victorian gentleman's 18ct gold cased open faced keyless lever pocket watch, No. 67360, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, contained in plain case, 50mm diameter, and engraved to interior "Philip E. Halden from his Grandmother, April 1893" (gross weight 99 grammes) £450-600
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An early 20th Century gentleman's 18k gold case open faced keyless lever pocket watch by Ulysse Nardin Locoe & Geneve, Turler, Zurich, No. 94303, the octagonal gilt dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, contained in plain 45mm diameter case (gross weight 53 grammes) £300-400
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A gentleman's 18ct gold open faced keyless lever pocket watch, No. 721925, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, contained in plain 50mm diameter case engraved to reverse with monogram and inscription to inner case "Presented to H.L.P. Richards Esq, on his coming of age, 15.6.15" (gross weight 95 grammes) £400-600
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A late 19th Century Swiss lady's 18k open faced keyless lever pocket watch, No. G79380, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and enamel floral centre and border, contained in 35mm diameter foliate and floral engraved case (gross weight 41 grammes), contained in maroon leather fitted case £150-200
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A good George III gentleman's 18ct gold cased open faced pocket chronometer by Duncan of London, No. 2070, the white enamelled dial with Roman and Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the movement with Earnshaw spring detent escapement with compensation balance and helical spring, plain rear plate and plain turned pillars, contained in plain 18ct gold Consular case with oval pendant, 55mm diameter, case hallmarked London 1808 (gross weight 160 grammes) £2500-3500
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A good George III gentleman's 18ct gold cased open faced pocket chronometer by David Morice, Fenchurch Street, London, No. 185, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial to the movement with Earnshaw spring detent escapement with compensation balance and helical spring, engraved back plate and cock and plain pillars, contained in 18ct gold case with engine turned decoration and with oval pendant inset with split opening catches, 58mm diameter, case by D.W., hallmarked London 1809 (gross weight 173 grammes), contained in mahogany double opening rectangular case, the lid inset with circular ivory panel inscribed "D. Morice, 185", 3.75ins x 4.25ins x 2.5ins high £4000-6000
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A George VI lady's Rolex 9ct gold wristwatch, the white dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, contained in 9ct gold 27mm diameter case, No. 165502, on non-conforming expanding strap for same, Chester 1951, contained in green leather gilt tooled Rolex case for same, and five other lady's wristwatches, various £200-300
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A 1950s gentleman's Swiss wristwatch, the white enamelled dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, contained in plain 28mm 9ct rose gold case and engraved to the reverse "Ronald Lt. Colonel E.C.G. Maddock from his friends at N.I.R.D., 1925-1940 from Aunt Cilla 1952", and a 1950s Swiss keyless lever chronograph pocket watch, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, contained in plain 40mm diameter plated metal case £150-200
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A 1960s lady's Omega 18ct white gold and diamond set cocktail watch, the silver dial with baton numerals, contained in 18mm diamond set case with diamond set shoulders to conforming Milanese bracelet (gross weight 31 grammes), contained in red leather gilt tooled Omega box for same £200-300
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A 1950s lady's silvery coloured metal and diamond set cocktail watch, the white enamel oval face with Arabic numerals, contained in diamond set case, 23mm x 15mm overall, with conforming diamond set bracelet for same (gross weight 21 grammes), contained in tan leather gilt tooled case retailed by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, 112 Regent Street, London £400-600
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A 1950s gentleman's International Watch Company wristwatch, the silvered dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, in plain 18ct gold 34mm case and on brown leather strap for same £200-300
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A 1930s lady's 14k rose gold ruby and diamond set cocktail watch, the square gold face with baton and Roman numerals, contained within an oblong case, 35mm x 25mm, set with baguette and brilliant cut diamonds and baguette cut rubies, with conforming snake pattern gold clasp set with baguette rubies and brilliant cut diamonds (gross weight 51.3 grammes) £700-1000
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A lady's 1920s 18ct gold and enamel wristwatch, the white navette pattern dial with Arabic numerals, contained in an 18ct gold oblong case, 40mm x 15mm, enamelled in black, royal blue, green and rust enamel, the winder set with a cabochon cut sapphire, No. 92554, on later modern plated wrist strap £300-400
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A 1970s lady's Omega 9ct gold wristwatch, the brushed oval gilt face with baton numerals, contained in a plain case, 22mm x 20mm overall, to integral Milanese strap (gross weight 26 grammes) £150-200
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A modern Cartier "Vermeil" lady's gilt metal cased wristwatch with quartz Swiss made movement, Model No. 112662, Serial No. 590002, the white and grey dial with Roman numerals and gold coloured hands, raised winder with blue bead, black leather strap with gold coloured metal flip-lock bracelet (marked "Cartier"), case 24mm diameter, bracelet and watch measuring approximately 7ins overall £150-250
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A 1980's gentleman's "Masonic" wristwatch by Tiffany & Co, a gold square case (30mm x 30mm), the silver faced marked "Tiffany & Co" and with Masonic square and compasses, gold hands and batons, movement and case signed "Tissot", fitted with faux lizard strap and silvery metal buckle, watch measures 9ins overall £200-300
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A modern gentleman's Rado Diastar ceramic quartz model wristwatch, with gold coloured metal and gun metal ceramic integral bracelet and dial, quartz movement with date, unboxed, dial measuring 24mm x 28mm £150-200
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A modern gentleman's Rado ceramic wristwatch "Sintra Chrono" model wristwatch dated 2005, Serial No. 0445368 with gun metal finish ceramic case and integral bracelet, the black dial with three sub dials, silver batons, hands and date widow, case 36mm diameter, rear of case stamped "Rado Diastar", in manufacturer's black gloss original case, black manufacturer's original cardboard outer case, complete with original guarantee and instruction manuals £400-600
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A 1940s gentleman's wristwatch by The Oyster Watch Company, the champagne dial with luminous Arabic numerals, luminous hands with black sweep seconds hand, dial marked "Oyster Sport Aqua", Serial No. 222883, the silvery metal case with screw crown marked "Rolex Oyster", movement signed "Swiss Made" and "Seventeen Jewels", case 34mm diameter, fitted with after market black leather strap with silver buckle, watch measures 9ins overall, in associated green leather Rolex box £300-400
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A 1970s gentleman's Versace 18k white gold automatic wristwatch, No. BLA403289400199, the plain 38mm white gold case with black dial with baton and quarter set Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date window, on conforming black leather faux crocodile strap for same £400-600
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A 1970s gentleman's Longines 9ct gold wristwatch, contained in plain case, the brushed gold dial
with baton numerals, 30mm wide, on conforming Longines Milanese style bracelet (gross weight
63 grammes) £800-1200
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A 1990s lady's Cartier "Panthere" model quartz wristwatch, the gilt dial with Roman numerals, in 18ct gold case, 22mm square, and with non-conforming leather strap for same, Model No. 8669290179, contained in red leather gilt tooled Cartier case and with accompanying instruction booklet and service receipt dated 7th March 1998 £1200-1500
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A modern gentleman's Omega Speedmaster Professional "Moonwatch" wristwatch, dated 1997, Serial No. 48305788, the black dial with three sub dials bearing tritium batons, hands and seconds hand, back of case fitted with crystal window showing movement in stainless steel case, 40mm diameter with integral Omega bracelet, in manufacturer's original black leather box with full purchase paperwork, original purchase card, and embroidered patch commemorating the Moon Landings, original cardboard outer box, with paperwork confirming servicing, etc. £1200-1600
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A 1990/91 gentleman's Rolex Oyster 18ct gold and stainless steel diamond set date/just wristwatch, Model No. 16233, serial No. E863069, the gilt dial with diamond set baton numerals, in 37mm diameter stainless steel case with conforming Rolex diamond set bezel and 18ct gold and stainless steel bracelet, contained in green leather covered Rolex case and with original official chronometer attestation No. 16233 £3500-4500
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A Queen Anne silver gilt medallion commemorating the end of Queen Anne's War (1702-1713) following the Treaty of Utrecht, signed to the truncation "IC" and dated 1713, 34mm diameter (gross weight 14.3 grammes), contained in original shagreen covered fitted case £200-300
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Two Elizabeth II 1979 proof Sovereigns and an Elizabeth II 2001 proof Sovereign £500-700
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