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A modern lady’s bi-colour Cartier Tank Anglaise Santos Galbe automatic wristwatch, the white dial with Roman numerals and date aperture, contained in plain 30mm square case, No. 296153310, on conforming bi-coloured strap for same and with sapphire set winder (gross weight 85.8 grammes), contained in Cartier red leather gilt tooled case £2000-3000
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An early 20th Century 18ct gold mauve enamel and diamond set pendant watch, the white dial with Arabic numerals, contained in 25mm diameter enamelled case set to reverse with a geometric motif with rose diamonds, Case No. 103235, on fine mauve enamel and silvery metal integral chain necklet for same, 690mm overall (gross weight 22.7 grammes) £1500-2000
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A 1930s lady’s 18ct white gold diamond set Baume & Mercier cocktail watch, the silvered dial with Arabic and baton numerals, 10mm x 15mm overall, contained in rectangular case set with forty-eight old cut diamonds (estimated diamond weight 1.75ct) to the integral 18ct white gold mesh adjustable bracelet (gross weight 25 grammes) £1000-1200
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A 1960s lady's 18ct gold Rolex wristwatch, the white dial with baton numerals, contained in plain 15mm case, on heavy integral basket weave strap, 170mm overall (gross weight 15.7 grammes) £600-800
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A 1930s lady’s platinum and diamond Benson cocktail watch, the silvered dial with Arabic numerals, contained in an oblong case, 15mm x 21mm, set with thirty-three small rose cut diamonds, and with later silvered chrome strap for same (gross weight 14.8 grammes) £450-600
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An early 20th Century lady’s gold coloured metal Baume wristwatch, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, with pale blue and enamel diamond set bezel, contained within plain 26mm case, No. L1264, on blue leather strap for same £200-300
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A gentleman’s 9ct gold Accurist wristwatch, the champagne dial with baton numerals, 30mm diameter, on integral bead strap, and a lady's 9ct gold Rotary wristwatch with oval dial £200-300
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A modern gentleman’s 9ct gold Omega automatic wristwatch, the silvered dial with baton numerals, contained in plain 33mm diameter case, on non-conforming brown leather strap £80-120
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A modern gentleman’s stainless steel Tissot automatic wristwatch, Model No. PR516GL, the blue dial with baton numerals and day and date aperture, in plain 38mm case, on conforming stainless steel strap for same, and a large quantity of wristwatches, nurses’ watches and other items, various £150-200
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A mid-20th Century gentleman’s stainless steel Baume wristwatch, the silvered dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, contained in plain 34mm case, No. 510, and non-conforming silvery metal expandable bracelet for same £120-160
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A modern gentleman’s stainless steel Mercedes Benz “Motorsport” limited edition quartz chronograph wristwatch, (No. 415 of edition of 1500) the black textured face with three subsidiary dials and baton numerals, with tachometer scale to bezel, in plain 40mm stainless steel case and on conforming bracelet for same (gross weight 173 grammes), contained in cream lined brown wooden case and outer card cover £150-200
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A 2002 gentleman’s titanium and gold coloured metal Porsche design SL automatic wristwatch by the I.W.C. Company, the black dial with baton numerals and date aperture, in plain 32mm case to the self-winding movement, on titanium strap with gold coloured metal highlights (gross weight 54.6 grammes), with original purchase receipt dated 25th November 2002 £250-350
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A 2012 gentleman’s gold coloured metal and stainless steel Omega Duo Time “Seamaster” wristwatch, No. 55212567, the green face within grey bezel with baton numerals, plain 40mm diameter case, on integral gold coloured metal and stainless steel strap (gross weight 114.4 grammes), with original purchase receipt dated 13th February 2012 £500-700
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A 2003 gentleman’s brushed titanium “Space 3” wristwatch by Bell & Ross, the black dial with Arabic numerals, triple sub dials and day and date aperture, contained in plain 42mm case on a synthetic Bell & Ross strap with titanium clasp, with original purchase guarantee dated 5th February 2003 £800-1200
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A 1980s gentleman’s 14k gold Omega Deville wristwatch, the cushion shaped champagne dial with baton numerals, 29mm overall, and with integral Milanese bracelet (gross weight 71 grammes) £1000-1500
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A modern gentleman’s stainless steel Cartier “Santos” automatic wristwatch, the square white face with Roman numerals and subsidiary date dial, contained in plain 30mm square case with sapphire set winder and integral stainless steel bracelet for same (gross weight 83 grammes), contained in red leather gilt tooled Cartier case £1000-1500
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A modern gentleman’s stainless steel Bremont chronometer wristwatch, Model No. 0738884, the white dial with Arabic numerals and day and date aperture, contained in plain 40mm case, the back with crystal panel revealing automatic movement, on Hirsch synthetic strap, with original purchase receipt dated 10th April 2012 £1200-1500
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A 2008 gentleman’s bi-metal Rolex Tudor “Prince” wristwatch, No. 76213, the gilt face with baton numerals, day and date aperture, within 36mm diameter case (gross weight 94 grammes), with additional links and original purchase receipt dated 4th September 2008, and guarantee No. 76213 £1500-2000
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A 2009 gentleman’s stainless steel Ebel “Discovery” chronograph, Serial No. A158559, the black dial with baton numerals, triple dial and day and date aperture, contained within black bezel, case 43mm diameter with a chronographic movement, on Ebel synthetic strap with flip-lock clasp, with original purchase receipt dated 20th April 2009 and service guarantee No. 9750L62 £1500-2000
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A 2012 gentleman’s Luna Rossa limited edition wristwatch by Hublot, No. 199 of 2000, the black dial with baton numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, contained in plain 40mm case, the crystal back showing the automatic movement, on black synthetic Hublot flip-lock strap, with original purchase receipt dated 12th May 2012 and International Warranty No. 1915.100.11.LP £3000-4000
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A 2013 gentleman’s stainless steel Panerai “Marina” limited edition wristwatch, Model No. 563 of 800, the black face with luminous baton and Arabic numerals, date aperture and subsidiary seconds dial, contained in 45mm case to the automatic movement, with Panerai synthetic strap and buckle, and with original purchase guarantee dated 9th February 2013 from dealership No. 47962 £3000-4000
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A modern gentleman’s 18ct white gold Jahan limited edition “Uranus” diamond set wristwatch, the silvered dial with diamond set Arabic and baton numerals and with date aperture, contained in 35mm diameter diamond set case, and with integral diamond set bracelet, No. 021 (gross weight 149 grammes) £6000-8000
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A George III 1781 Half Guinea (Fair and Creased), and a Victoria 1859 Half Sovereign (Fair/Fine - with edge knocks) £150-180
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A Victoria 1887 Sovereign (Jubilee Head) (Fine with edge knocks) £150-180
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An Edward VII 1907 Sovereign (VF) £150-200
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A Victoria 1892 Sovereign and Half Sovereign (both Fair) £220-260
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Two Victoria 1899 and 1901 Sovereigns (Old Head) (Fair/Fine with slight edge knocks) £280-340
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A Victoria 1899 Sovereign (Fair/Fine with edge knocks), an Edward VII 1908 Sovereign (Fair with slight edge knocks) and an Edward VII 1907 Half Sovereign (Fair) £350-400
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A Victoria 1849 Shield Back Sovereign (Young Head) (Fair/Fine), a Victoria 1887 (Jubilee Head) Sovereign (with ring attached), a ditto Half Sovereign (with ring attached), a South African 1898 gold One Pond (with ring attached) and a George III 1798 gold Third Guinea (with ring attached) £450-600
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Two Edward VII 1909 and 1910 Sovereigns (Fine with slight edge knocks) and a George V 1926 Sovereign (Fine) £450-550
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Two Elizabeth II 1958 and 1966 Sovereigns (V.F. with slight edge knocks) £300-350
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An Elizabeth II 1980 gold proof Half Sovereign (in Royal Mint vinyl case of issue), an Elizabeth II 1980 Turks & Caicos Islands gold proof 100 Crowns (weight 26.5 grammes, .500 fine gold) and a ditto silver proof 20 Crowns coin (weight 60 grammes), both in cases of issue £300-400
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An Elizabeth II 1980 gold proof Hong Kong 1000 Dollar “Lunar Year” coin - The Year of the Monkey (weight 16 grammes), in Royal Mint case of issue £300-350
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A U.S.A. 1900 gold Coronet Half Eagle (Fine/Fair with mark to edge), a South African 1982 Tenth Krugerrand 1981, a 9ct gold Krooker Medallion and a gilt commemorative medallion to “The Rt. Hon. Sir Winston Spencer-Churchill 1874-1965”, 7mm diameter, by Toye Kenning & Spencer Ltd (in fitted case) £200-300
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A South African 1898 gold One Pond coin with attached pendant mount, and two South African 1898 Half Pond coins (now mounted as a brooch) (gross weight 17 grammes) £250-300
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A George VI 1937 fifteen coin specimen set - Crown to Farthing (including Maundy Coins), all in Royal Mint maroon leather covered case for same (Penny replacement - circulated - all other coins generally uncirculated and toned) £200-300
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A George VI 1937 gold four coin specimen set - Five Pounds, Double Sovereign, Sovereign and Half Sovereign (polished die - uncirculated), in Royal Mint maroon leather case for same £1800-2400
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A set of four Victoria 1883 Maundy Coins (E.F./ uncirculated with toning) in dark red leather covered case £100-150
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A George III 1819 Crown (Fair), a George V 1923 South Sea Company Shilling (Fair/Fine), a selection of English and foreign coins, various and a small selection of medals £120-160
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A William & Mary 1689 Half Crown mounted to the lid of a 20th Century turned burrwood box and cover, 3.5ins diameter x 1.125ins high, and a small selection of primarily English coinage and commemorative medals £120-160
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A small collection of primarily British coinage from Queen Victoria onwards, including - Crowns, Pennies, as well as some foreign coins £300-500
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Alfred Wallis (1855-1942) - Oil painting - “Trawlers”, cardboard 6.125ins x 9ins, in oak box frame and glazed £8000-10000
Provenance: The Waddington Galleries, 2 Cork Street, London W1. Purchased Alistair McAlpine. Victor Waddington, 25 Cork Street, London W1. Purchased by current vendor. Subsequently exhibited at Whitstable Museum 1995 - “Passing Ships”
Note: Back board bears labels of provenance and inked oval stamp for the McAlpine Collection, No. 121
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Studio of Edward William Cooke (1811-1880) - Oil painting - Marine scene - “Morning after a heavy Gale 1857” - The crew of a pilot boat and the first Deal lifeboat, the “Van Kook”, in choppy seas approaching the wreck of “The Coromandel”, an East India Company ship, with the Goodwin Lightship to background, relined canvas 27ins x 44ins, unsigned, in modern gilt moulded frame £1200-1500
Note: The first Deal lifeboat, the “Van Kook” was gifted to the town of Deal by the artist, Edward William Cooke and his famous painting “Morning after a heavy Gale” painted in 1847 shows the local pilot boat and the first Deal lifeboat the “Van Kook”, the Coxswain of whom was Robert Wilds, approaching the wreck of the East India Company ship the “Coromandel”. The crew and passengers of the ship perished on the Goodwin Sands. The Captain would not desert his ship and was saved by the lifeboat. The lifeboat was originally stationed in the North Deal Lifeboat House which is now home to the Deal Angling Club. The painting has a significant record of the Lifeboat Service in Deal.
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Style of Ebenezer Colls (fl. 1850s) - Oil painting - Marine scene - “Shipping off Deal” - Deal lugger and sailing ship putting into Deal Naval Yard for repairs with other shipping and view of the town of Deal, windmill and Timeball Tower to background, canvas 25ins x 35ins, unsigned, in gilt moulded frame £700-1000
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Charles Robert Ricketts (fl. 1868-1879) - Oil painting - Marine Scene - The “Hero of London” stranded on the Goodwin Sands on 16th October 1872 with the Walmer Lifeboat “Centurion” in attendance, canvas 30ins x 50ins, signed, in modern gilt moulded frame £750-1000
Provenance: Bonhams, London, 11th September 2007, Lot 97
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Attributed to Edward Hoyer (fl. 1870-1890) - Oil painting - Ship portrait - “Three masted barque “Neilly” in choppy seas off Shoreham - John Bernard, Commander, March 5th 1872”, relined canvas 20,5ins x 33ins (with piece of original canvas with title fixed to reverse of frame - paint flaking to left hand side and lower right corner), in gilt moulded frame with reeded and ribbon pattern borders £600-800
Provenance: Colin Denny Ltd, 18 Cale Street, Chelsea Green, London SW3 3QU
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G.E. Hale (19th Century) - Oil painting - Marine scene - Sailing ship and four lifeboats in a choppy sea with burning ship to background, canvas 23ins x 38ins, signed and dated 1897, in gilt swept frame £300-500
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*** Nancy Bailey (1913-2012) - Oil painting - “Padstow Harbour”, canvas 18ins x 36ins, signed, in cream and gilt frame £300-400
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