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A George II silver Warwick cruet stand for five bottles of cinquefoil shape. With an applied cartouche and raised on five shell moulded feet. Assayed London 1758, maker
I. D. unregistered. 682 grams, 21cm.
Good condition. £200 - £300
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A pair of Victorian silver butter dishes. Naturalistically formed as scallop shells and raised on ball feet. Assayed London 1891. 204 grams, 16cm wide.
Good condition. £60 - £100
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Two silver cigarette cases. One of unusual slender form and both with engine turned engraving. Assayed Birmingham 1935 & 39. 290 grams, long case 17cm.
Square case with a personalised inscription to the inside. £80 - £120
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A small pair of Continental sterling silver dishes. Chased with a pattern of concentric stylized leaves. Punch marks, 132 grams, 11cm diameter.
Good condition. £30 - £40
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A set of six Scottish provincial tablespoons. Inscribed N. G. in script. Punch marks for James Davie of Greenock c1815. 436 grams.
Good condition. £150 - £250
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An Edwardian silver swing handled cake basket of rectangular form and with pierced banding under a serpentine gardrooned rim, raised on cast scrolling feet. Assayed Birmingham 1904. 647 grams, 26.5cm wide.
Good condition. Inscription across the handle. £100 - £200
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An early Victorian silver fish server. Fiddle pattern and with pierced and engraved blade decorated with a dolphin. Assayed London 1846. 156 grams, 31.25cm.
Good condition. £50 - £100
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An Edwardian Britannia silver baluster Christening mug with reeded scrolling handles and inscriptions. Assayed London 1909. 322 grams, 12cm.
Some dents. £100 - £150
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A pair of early twentieth century Continental silver table salts. With chased scrolls and raised on rococo style supports adorned with cherubs. Import marks for London 1903. 338 grams, 11cm.
One with a broken support the other with two broken. £80 - £120
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A large pair of Edwardian Britannia silver lighthouse sugar casters with locking lugs by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company. Assayed London 1903. Approximately 900 grams, 20cm.
Minor dents. No splits or repairs. £300 - £500
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A pair of small silver weighted candlesticks with reeded decoration. Assayed Birmingham 1967, 14cm.
Small split to one nozzle. Minor dents. Hallmarks clear. £80 - £120
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A Victorian silver eizel photograph frame. With a plain shield cartouche and chased with flower heads. Assayed Birmingham 1891, 21cm.
Some dents. Backing with some wear and the strut is connected only by the hinge. £50 - £100
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A George III white metal toddy ladle with whale bone handle and set with an English gilt coin of the period, 40cm.
Numerous small dents to the metal and some wear. £40 - £50
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A twentieth century brass carriage clock. With bowed sides and bevelled glass panels, housing a thirty hour two train movement with platform escapement, repeater button and chiming on a gong. With gilt mask and enamel dial with Roman numeral markers and Arabic minute markers, 18.5cm.
Some missing mounts. Mechanism not running. Balance wheel stuck. £300 - £500
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A nineteenth century ivory trinket box. Painted to the cover with figures in a garden landscape and with ribbons and scattered sprigs to the sides, 14cm wide.
Some sections re glued. Free from cracks. Painted wear and some flaking. Stained, mainly to the underside with some attempts of removal. £200 - £300
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An early twentieth century French brass cased carriage clock with enamel dial, twin train movement and striking half hourly on a gong, 18.5 cm.
Working. Hair crack to the top of the dial. £150 - £250
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A late nineteenth century Continental carved ivory study of a Kangaroo and its young raised on an associated hardwood plinth, possibly Dieppe, 8cm.
Good condition. £200 - £300
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An early twentieth century bronze cased bedside strut clock with champleve enamel inlay. Having oval ivory dial and raised chapter ring framing a painted landscape scene. Housing a Swiss 30 hour movement and dial signed for retailers James Weir Ltd, 9.5cm.
Good condition. Working. £200 - £300
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A Victorian silver carriage clock with reeded mouldings, raised on squat bun feet and in fitted triptych case. With enamel dial having Roman numeral markers. Assayed London 1891, 11cm.
Movement likely a marriage. Balance spring intact but not running. Along with a key. Case worn and with half of the clasp missing. £300 - £400
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A nineteenth century European carved ivory tusk vase with white metal rim, glass bottom and raised on an associated hardwood plinth. Carved in relief with figures front and back within oval cartouches, 16cm.
Good condition. £200 - £300
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A pair of nineteenth century French patinated and parcel gilt bronze candlesticks. Each with a pedestal modelled in the form of a portrait bust of a woman and raised on a spreading circular base, 25cm high.
Good condition. £200 - £300
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A Victorian silver mounted ivory tankard formed from a section of tusk and with warthog tusk handle. Assayed London 1882, 15.5cm.
Glass bottom replaced with plastic. Natural hair cracks. £300 - £400
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H. Varenne. A French Art Nouveau gilt bronze figure. Modelled as a young woman in fashionable dress and raised on a canted square plinth. Stamped 1900, signed and with foundry stamp, Susse Freres, Paris, 17.5cm.
Good condition. £300 - £400
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A bronze model of a lizard coiled around a carved and polished agate ball, 7.5cm wide.
Good condition. £100 - £150
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An early twentieth century French silver powder box and cover of circular form. With reeded mouldings and engine turned enamel grounds, painted with a trailing border of roses framing a quiver of arrows, a bow, a torch and a ribbon. Stamped head of Minerva, 7.5cm diameter.
Good condition. £300 - £400
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A Victorian novelty silver pepperette formed as a hatching chick by Samson Mordan and Co. With threaded and weighted stopper. Assayed London 1865, 6.5cm.
Good condition. £150 - £250
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A treen tea caddy in the form of a pear. The stalk moulded finial is threaded and unscrews to reveal an internal cover, 11cm.
Good condition. £150 - £250
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Franz Bergman (Austrian 1838-1894). A cold painted bronze novelty inkwell in the form of a cat, the head hinging to reveal a glass liner. Stamped Geschutzt in four places, 17cm long.
Hinge pin repaired. Some wear and chipping to the paint. £300 - £500
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An early twentieth century French carriage clock in lacquered brass case and with enamel dial having Roman numeral markers. Housing a two train repeater mechanism with platform escapement and striking on a gong, 18.25cm high.
Sold without a key. Some wear to the lacquer. Dial in clean condition. The mechanism appears to be fully working. £200 - £300
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H. Varenne. Two French Art Nouveau gilt bronze figures. Modelled as a young women in fashionable dress and raised on a canted square plinths. Stamped 1911 and 1912, signed and with foundry stamps, Susse Freres, Paris, 18cm.
Good condition. £600 - £1000
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A nineteenth century French engraved brass cased carriage clock. With enamel dial, platform escapement and twin train movement striking on a bell. Back plate stamped Auguste. a Paris, 16.75cm.
Hair crack to the dial. Time function working but not the strike. Rear door handle crudely replaced. £500 - £800
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A nineteenth century novelty figural bronze match strike formed as a fryer wearing a hooded robe, reading from a book and with a compartment hinging from his waist. Probably Austrian, 13cm.
Good condition. £200 - £300
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A nineteenth century novelty bronze figural match strike hinging at the waist. Formed as a nun wearing habit, carrying a book and rosaries. Probably Austrian, 13.25cm.
Good condition. £200 - £300
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A set of six late eighteenth / early nineteenth century turned ivory pedestal eggcups, possibly Dieppe, 4.25cm high.
Some chips, minor cracks and natural imperfections. Two with a piece re glued to the rim of the foot. £150 - £250
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A Victorian miniature dome topped tortoiseshell casket raised on ivory ball feet, 6cm wide.
Some tiny edge chips. Two small cracks. Lining tired. £50 - £100
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A very fine Regency tortoiseshell tea caddie of pagoda form, with single compartment and having a turned ivory knop. With metal urn shaped finial and ornamented in relief with panels of Corinthian columns divided with arched windows over balustrades. Raised on four ball feet and with functioning lock. 11.75cm wide, 14cm high.
Quarter moulds on the cover with some cracks. Right two corners of the cover chipped. Some chips and loss to the lower skirt. Hinge area free from any alteration. £1000 - £1800
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A Victorian tortoiseshell tea caddy of sarcophagus form and raised on brass ball feet. With ivory edging and cover knops, 20.5cm wide.
Some loss to the ivory edging. Small veneer repairs near the hinges. Some corner chipping. No key. £300 - £500
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A gentlemans 1970s gold capped Omega automatic wristwatch. With satin gilt dial, baton markers, centre seconds and date window. Along with another strap and guarantee booklet.
Working. Dial tarnished. Strap pin missing. Additional strap very tired. £60 - £100
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A Victorian silver pocket watch and double Albert chain. With enamel dial having a subsidiary and with Roman numeral markers. Assayed Chester 1900.
Working. Second hand missing. £80 - £120
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A boxed gentlemans vintage Longines automatic wristwatch. With satin dial, centre seconds and having baton and numeral markers. Case 33mm diameter.
Dial tarnished. Working. Strap worn and with oxidised buckle. £100 - £150
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A gentlemans vintage Garrard manual wristwatch. With centre seconds, satin dial and baton markers. 33mm wide.
Glass scratched. Working. £40 - £60
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A Continental Art Deco white gold cocktail watch. The octagonal head is set with diamonds and houses a satin dial with baton markers, 18mm wide.
Dial tarnished. Working. £100 - £150
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A vintage Lusina gentlemans manual wristwatch in 18 carat gold case and with associated strap. Having satin dial with centre seconds, baton and numeral markers, case 32mm wide.
Working. Dial tarnished. £100 - £200
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A cased gilt brass pocket barometer with silvered dial signed J. Lizars Ltd. Glasgow, 5cm wide.
Good condition. Working. £40 - £60
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A brass compensated pocket barometer in fitted leather case. With silvered dial signed J. Brown, 4.75cm.
Some wear. Needle moving under pressure. £30 - £50
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A gentlemans slim platinum cased pocket watch by makers Haas Neveux & Cie. Inlaid with diamonds and having guilloche enamel dial with arabic numeral markers and subsidiary seconds. Dial signed by retailers S. Walewyk, case 42mm wide.
Very good condition. Working. £800 - £1200
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A Cartier gold cased manual wristwatch on associated leather strap. With square silvered dial having Arabic numeral markers, case 23mm wide.
Some general wear. The mechanism is working. £500 - £800
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A Swiss yellow metal cased miniature fob watch. With convex enamel dial having Arabic numeral markers under a seed pearl bezel. The case back again framed in seed pearls is ground in engine turned red enamel set to the centre with a solitaire diamond, approximately 0.25ct, 2.5cm wide.
Light scratching to the glass. The mechanism will not wind and the balance wheel is stuck. £200 - £300
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A Victorian silver pocket watch in associated white metal pair case. With subsidiary seconds, engraved dial and with gilt Roman numeral markers. Assayed London 1873.
Outer case badly pitted and dented. Glass cracked. The watch is running. £40 - £80
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A boxed gentlemans Garrard manual wristwatch, with subsidiary seconds, satin dial and baton markers.
Dial slightly tarnished. Working. £50 - £80
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