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George IV gentlemen's silver cased pocket watch, the key-wind fusee movement with verge escapement, signed - 'Deacon, Barton, No. 2872', with enamel dial in silver case, case maker's initials - J. H. (Birmingham 1823), 52mm diameter
£100 - 150
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Early 20th century Goliath Calendar Moonphase pocket watch, with button-wind movement, enamel dial with subsidiary key, date, month, seconds and lunar phase, in white metal case, 70mm diameter
£250 - 350
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Art Deco ladies' diamond and sapphire cocktail watch, the Swiss sixteen jewel movement signed - 'Elem W. Co.', with rectangular dial surrounded by single cut diamonds, synthetic blue sapphire accents and articulated diamond set lugs, on black silk cord bracelet, case engraved 'Platinnum', 15mm x 58mm
£200 - 300
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Art Deco ladies' diamond cocktail watch, the Swiss mechanical anti-magnetic movement with rectangular dial, the platinum case set with single cut diamond and fancy lugs, on black cord bracelet, 12mm x 61mm
£200 - 300
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Rare 1960s gentlemen's Rolex Oyster Perpetual GMT - Master stainless steel wristwatch. Ref. 1675. Serial no. 1798453, circa 1966, blue and red bezel with twenty-four hour indication, black dial with luminescent hour markers, outer minute markers, red twenty-four hour hand and centre seconds, with date aperture, screw-down crown, case diameter 40mm, with Oyster bracelet. Accompanied by a Rolex International Service Guarantee dated 22nd July 2008. The watch has undergone a complete overhaul - in Rolex box
£3000 - 4000
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Early 1970s gentlemen's Omega Automatic Chronometer Constellation Day-Date gold (18ct) wristwatch - the circular dial with brushed lattice textured satin finish, centre sweep seconds, day and date aperture, black hands and baton hour markers, in 18ct yellow gold tonneau-shaped case with milled coin edge bezel, Omega winding crown and Observatory emblem to the back of the case, 35mm diameter, on brown leather strap
£800 - 1200
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1940s gentlemen's British Military R.A.F. Jaeger-LeCoultre wristwatch, with manual wind movement, calibre 470, signed - Jaeger-LeCoultre and number 250148, snap back, fixed bars, issue markings - broad arrow, 6B / 159 A23362, case back also numbered B161614. Acier Inoxyable Case. 32mm diameter, on leather strap
£300 - 400
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1930s gentlemen's Omega gold wristwatch, the rectangular silver dial with black enamel Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds, in tank-shaped 14k gold case, case numbered 9024046, case 21mm x 30mm excluding lugs, on brown crocodile leather strap
£150 - 200
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1930s gentlemen's American white gold wristwatch, by Hamilton, the nineteen jewel movement signed and numbered H51406, the rectangular dial with subsidiary seconds in 14k white gold tank-shape case, case 26mm x 41mm including lugs, on a black leather strap
£100 - 150
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1950s gentlemen's Jaeger-LeCoultre stainless steel wristwatch, the mechanical movement, calibre 469 / A, signed and numbered 501418, the Acier Inoxyable case with the words 'Pour Deboiter tourner le mouvement' (to remove the case, turn the movement), the circular dial with luminescent Arabic numerals and hands, subsidiary seconds, in circular case, 34mm diameter, on leather strap
£100 - 200
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Ladies' Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date bi-metal wristwatch. Model no. 6917 3. Serial no. 3138659, circa 1970 - 1971, the circular dial with brushed satin finish, stainless steel hands and baton hour markers, date aperture, in stainless steel case with milled gold bezel and gold winding crown, on bi-metal Jubilee bracelet, with extra links. Rolex International Service Guarantee card dated 07/03/11
£800 - 1200
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1970s gentlemen's Longines Admiral 5 Star Automatic wristwatch, made for the French Market, the blue dial with day and date aperture, centre sweep seconds with white hand, steel hands and baton hour markers with luminescent marking, in tonneau-shape case with brushed steel finish, on black leather strap with Longines buckle, case approximately 37mm diameter
£200 - 300
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1930s gentlemen's Rolex Marconi gold wristwatch, the Rolex Marconi fifteen jewel movement with tonneau-shape dial with subsidiary seconds and luminescent Arabic numerals, signed, retailer's name James Walker Ltd., in tonneau-shaped gold (9ct) case by the Rolex Watch Co. Ltd. (Glasgow Import hallmarks 1930), the case numbered 824225 1399, case measures approximately 28mm x 30mm, on brown leather strap, in red leather Rolex box
£300 - 500
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First World War period International Watch Company (I.W.C.) Officers' wristwatch with mechanical movement, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds in circular silver case with milled bezel, 34mm diameter, on brown leather strap
£300 - 400
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Rare 1970s gentlemen's V.I.P. Memosail Regatta Countdown Chronograph wristwatch with blue and white dial with luminous markers, yellow and red 10 minute countdown display to start a regatta, orange centre chronograph hand, seventeen jewel movement in tonneau-shaped stainless steel case, approximately 40mm, on stainless steel bracelet with flip-lock clasp
£500 - 800
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1970s gentlemen's Breitling Geneve Top Time Chronograph wristwatch with centre seconds subsidiary seconds and minute recorder, baton numerals in gold plated case, 35mm diameter, on black leather strap
£100 - 150
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1970s gentlemen's Omega Electronic f300 Hz Seamaster Chronometer wristwatch with day and date function, circular black dial, centre seconds with red hand, baton hour markers, in stainless steel case, 40mm diameter, on stainless steel bracelet with flip-lock clasp
£100 - 150
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1960s / 1970s gentlemen's Omega Genève stainless steel wristwatch, manual-wind movement, with brushed satin finish dial, baton hour markers in cushion-shape stainless steel case, 32mm diameter, on black leather strap
£80 - 120
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Hamilton Military wristwatch with circular black dial in tonneau-shape stainless steel case, 35mm diameter
£60 - 80
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1950s gentlemen's Tudor Royal gold wristwatch, the Tudor fifteen jewel movement with circular engine-turned dial, applied gold Arabic and spear-head hour markers, centre seconds, luminescent hands, in cushion-shaped gold (9ct) case, by Dennison for Rolex (Birmingham 1954), on brown leather strap, in original box
£150 - 200
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1960s ladies' Omega gold wristwatch with Omega seventeen jewel movement, calibre 620, numbered 23402777, in circular gold (9ct) case, on original Omega gold (9ct) bracelet (both London 1966), in original boxes
£80 - 120
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Cartier 'Must de Cartier' wristwatch with quartz movement, circular dial with white enamel chapter ring, on a striped three-colour gold ground, in circular vermeil case, on leather bracelet, in original box with booklet and outer packaging, case diameter 30mm
£300 - 400
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1970s gentlemen's Jaeger-LeCoultre Master-Quartz wristwatch with circular brushed satin finish dial, baton hour markers and date aperture, in tonneau-shaped gold plated case, 38mm diameter, on original bracelet and clasp
£250 - 350
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Gentlemen's Dunhill Automatic wristwatch with circular white dial with applied gold Arabic and baton hour markers, date aperture, gold bezel in stainless steel case, on bi-metal bracelet with extra links, case 34mm diameter
£250 - 350
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1950s gentlemen's Omega Automatic Seamaster wristwatch with twenty jewel calibre 591 movement, circular cream dial with applied spear-head and Arabic numerals, in stainless steel case, approximately 34mm diameter, on brown leather strap
£300 - 400
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1970s Witinauer Automatic Perpetual Calendar wristwatch, the circular blue dial with day, date, month and year apertures, in tonneau-shaped stainless steel case, on stainless steel bracelet. Ref. Y604-013, circa 1970, case approximately 42mm diameter
£200 - 300
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Cartier Santos Automatic wristwatch, the square dial with Roman numerals, secret signature at 7 o'clock position, date aperture and centre seconds, in tank-shaped case with gold bezel, on bi-metal bracelet, with original Cartier Guarantee dated 12.3.86. Reference - serial no. 296194965, with box and papers, case 29mm diameter
£1200 - 1500
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Cartier 'Must de Cartier' wristwatch with quartz movement, circular dial with date aperture, the circular brushed steel bezel with gold Roman numerals to the chapter ring, on black leather strap with deployment clasp, case approximately 35mm diameter
£400 - 500
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Gentlemen's Tag Heuer Kirium stainless steel wristwatch with circular satin dial with date aperture, luminous dot hour markers, uni-directional bezel in stainless steel case, on articulated stainless steel bracelet, with boxes, case approximately 40mm diameter
£300 - 400
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Gentlemen's Tag Heuer Kirium Chronometer Automatic wristwatch with circular black dial with date aperture and applied steel hour markers and luminous dots, uni-directional bezel in stainless steel case, on articulate stainless steel bracelet, case approximately 40mm
£350 - 400
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1950s Ulysse Nardin Chronometer Co. wristwatch with Swiss seventeen jewel temperature adjusted movement, numbered 4801144, circular black dial, applied gold hour markers, in circular gold (14k) case with teardrop lugs, approximately 32mm diameter, on black leather strap
£500 - 700
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Gentlemen's Raymond Weil 'Parsifal' Blue Diamond wristwatch. Ref. 9331, the rectangular blue dial with diamond dot hour markers, date aperture, in tank-shape case, on stainless steel bracelet, in original boxes with paperwork, dated 21/09/03, plus extra links, case measures approximately 28mm x 32mm
£250 - 300
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Vacant Lots
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Fine pair of mid-19th century pen, wash and monotone watercolour engineer's designs for a locomotive steam engine, named Union, depicting external and internal profiles, undertaken for Edward B. Wilson & Co. Engineers, Leeds, the drawings signed and dated D. Joy, July 30, 1845 and Sept. 27, 1845 respectively, 41cm x 65cm, framed.
N.B. D. Joy is almost certainly David Joy (1825 - 1903), E. B. Wilson & Co's Chief Draughtsman. In 1847, his design for the 'Jenny Lind' locomotive went into production - during the following three decades over seventy were produced, this was said to be the first engine to be mass produced to a standard pattern.
£300 - 400
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Regency embroidered sampler map of England and Wales, by Hester Saniger 1812, 68cm x 51cm, in glazed frame
£80 - 120
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19th century French ormolu and alabaster inkwell with ornate spiral-twist hinged cover, on dolphin supports and rectangular plinth, 20cm wide
£100 - 150
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19th century Tibetan silvered bronze erotic figural group depicting a deity and suitor in entwined embrace, on spread base, 6cm high
£150 - 250
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18th century silk and rolled paper picture with rectangular floral reserve within foliate gilt rolled paper border, in glazed frame, 24cm x 19cm
£50 - 70
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Antique Indian erotic gouache painting on paper depicting a couple in an intimate embrace on a carpet, 8cm x 9cm, in glazed frame
£50 - 70
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Mid-Victorian woolwork sampler by Eliza Warren, aged 13 years, 1868, 36cm x 28cm, together with another by Phebe Moys, aged 10, August 16th 1838, in glazed maple frames (2)
£60 - 100
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Antique Japanese bronze hand mirror of figural form, decorated in low relief with scene of cranes in a landscape, with character script, 23cm wide
£80 - 120
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19th century Indian miniature gouache on ivory portrait of a nobleman, in profile, oval, 7cm x 5cm, in glazed gilt frame
£100 - 150
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Pair of 19th century gilt bronze figures of Milton and Shakespeare - each figure raised on square stepped column, mounted with shaped name plaque, 24.5cm high
£200 - 300
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19th century Continental bronze figure of Minerva - depicted in seated pose with wheat sheaf and holding aloft a flaming torch, on square plinth base, 26cm high
£80 - 120
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19th century Gothic carved oak enclosed cupboard with pyramidal tracery carved cover and enclosed by single foliate carved door between finialled projecting supports, 30cm wide
£150 - 250
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Near pair of Continental gilt gesso standard lamps - each with fluted knopped column with wreath collars, on three toupie feet, approximately 100cm high (2)
£200 - 300
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Good Japanese Meiji period bronze okimono finely modelled as a raven, apparently unsigned, raised on twisted wood stand, total height 37cm
£400 - 600
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18th century bronze sundial of square form, with engraved face, indistinctly signed and dated, possibly 1772, 18cm wide
£150 - 250
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18th / 19th century carved lignum vitae nutmeg grater in the form of a bottle, with screw-top enclosing grater, 12cm high
£80 - 120
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Rare 19th century carved treen walking stick handle in the form of a fish, signed to underside - P. A
£70 - 100
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