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Two-tone 9ct gold pierced panelled bracelet, featuring a heart padlock and safety chain fitting, 15gms
£150-180
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Italian 750 stamped wide bracelet circa 1960, design of polished and flowerhead engraved articulated links, 26mm wide, stamped Fomp 750, (with one spare link) gross weight 59.4gms
£1200-1400
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Gold and gold-cased early 19th century bloodstone mounted fob seal, well carved with a profile of a unicorn's head, seal 3cm square, suspended from a filed curb link chain stamped 375, chain weight 10.3gms
£200-240
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Italian Chiampesan 18K yellow gold necklace, the Byzantine link chain suspending two oval shaped tassel drops, the barrel shaped clasp stamped Chiampesan 750, 45cm long, 75.8gms (in fitted Winsor Bishop case)
£1500-1600
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Antique four-bar fancy link gate bracelet, stamped 9c with heart padlock and safety chain fitting, 14.2gms
£100-140
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Early 20th century 9ct gold fancy chain bracelet, a design of four chains joined at two positions with polished bar dividers, to a heart padlock clasp and cat fittings, 25gms
£200-250
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Art Deco rock crystal emerald and diamond brooch, circa 1925, the oval shaped open work brooch, with a central panel of rock crystal, accentuated by terminals of calibre cut emeralds and old cut diamonds, 44 x 22mm in a fitted Tessiers Ltd, 26 New Bond Street, London case Note: now converted to pendant by current vendor £500-700
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Retro Cartier blue enamel and gold reflective flower brooch/pendant, circa 1945, stamped Pat. 2199222, 30mm diam (the reflection of the blue enamel off the yellow of the gold makes it appear greenish from certain angles)
£200-300
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An interesting Victorian gold and silver brooch in the form of "The Coburg Eagle". The front with graduated turquoise stones set in silver (some small stones missing to edge of one wing, the eye originally set with a small ruby, now also missing). The beak set with small rose cut diamonds. The eagle clutches a pearl in each claw. The backing gold with pin clip and safety chain. 3.7cm x 4.6cm x 1.8cm (to the extremes)
£5000-8000
Information: The brooch bears a striking resemblance to 12 that were given as gifts to the train bearers of the wedding of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on 10th February 1840. All the train bearers were unmarried daughters of nobility. The brooches were designed by Prince Albert and ordered of R & S Garrard. They were made by Charles Du Vé, a London jeweller. After the wedding ceremony, each train bearer was gifted one of the brooches in a blue velvet box. For comparison, examples of the brooch can be seen at Kensington Palace, The British Museum and Hatfield House, Herts.
Note: Keys are not stating that the brooch is one of the 12 as described above, however, the current owner is the great great great grand-daughter of Sir Henry Tate, the present example may have passed through the family by descent to the current owner from this source
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Pair of Art Deco style cuff links, the square front plaque and torpedo shaped fastener both set with small diamonds, chain connectors, panel size 12mm square
£200-250
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Double tortoise brooch designed as two tortoises, both set with rose cut diamonds and each suspended from a seed pearl set fine chain to a small safety pin featuring a single cultured pearl
£250-300
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Mid-Victorian garnet and snake pendant, a design featuring a snake coiled around a large oval cabochon garnet, 36 x 24mm (not included jump-ring)
£120-150
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Victorian garnet necklace circa 1860, designed as a fringe of five cabochon garnets, each with pippin drops below, the bottom garnet having glazed compartment reverse with plaited hair panel, all suspended on a snake link chain, in fitted original case (one garnet drop detached)
£200-300
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Diamond and blue stone bow plaque brooch with black enamel detail featuring 34 round brilliant cut diamonds, the gallery frame engraved CARTIER in block capital letters and engraved 3200, 37 x 12mm
£1200-1500
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Pair of diamond set hoop earrings, hinged design, each featuring 17 round brilliant cut diamonds, 10 on the outside, 7 on the inside, total carat weight approx 2.82, colour G/H (est), stamped 14K
£700-800
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Antique oval micro-mosaic brooch, circa 1840/50, of a mother hen with chicks, mounted in a high grade yellow metal mount, 6 x 5cm overall
£200-300
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Opal bar brooch featuring two oval and two circular shaped cabochon opals, each collet set, 4.5cm long, stamped 9ct
£180-220
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Garnet and diamond brooch, the cabochon oval shaped garnet set within a diamond set ribbon surround, 45mm long
£450-550
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Victorian gold and blue guilloche enamel and seed pearl oval shaped mourning brooch, with a braided hair under crystal to reverse, 24 x 15mm, together with matching pair of earrings with enclosed backs and shepherd hook seed pearl fittings, 15 x 9mm
£180-250
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Pair of mother of pearl and onyx chequerboard design cuff links, circular panels in 375 stamped mounts, swivel fittings, gross weight 10gms
£60-80
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Late 19th century dragonfly brooch, circa 1890, the abdomen set with a circular cut sapphire, the head with two small cabochon ruby eyes, the two pairs of wings with graduated seed pearls, on a plain polished gold bar, 65mm long
£250-300
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Modern celadon jade pierced panel, carved with figures and a bird, mounted in a 585.14K stamped brooch frame
£120-140
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Victorian carved jet mourning brooch and matching earrings circa 1875, each applied with a seed pearl set cruciform centre, the brooch with a glazed hair panel verso, 60 x 45mm, the earrings 60 x 23mm overall
£150-200
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Enamel and 15ct pencil holder, a turquoise blue guilloche enamel with white dot enamel detail, suspending ring stamped 15ct, 33mm long overall
£70-90
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Pair of 750 stamped amethyst cuff links, the circular shaped cabochon amethysts framed with chain and bar connectors, gross weight 12.6gms
£120-150
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Edwardian peridot and seed pearl brooch, the centre set with two pear shaped peridots surrounded by seed pearls, having a peridot dropper below, all in mid-grade yellow gold mount, safety chain fitting
£90-120
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Art Deco 9ct white gold dress set with mother of pearl plaques with incised decoration, the white gold borders with engine turned decoration, fitted red leather presentation case and red leather and gilt tooled presentation case, printed on the silk "Harrods London SW"
£150-200
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Amber bead double string necklace of graduated form, 9mm to 15mm, 40.7gms
£120-150
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Carved shell cameo brooch/pendant depicting a head and shoulders profile of a lady, framed within a seed pearl and small diamond surround, stamped 750, 45 x 40mm
£150-200
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Vintage gilt metal and seed pearl necklace and pendant earrings, a design of a line of seed pearl rosettes suspending a large central scroll pendant below, the clip-on earrings of matching pendant design
£100-140
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A 9ct gold "Cleopatra" style fringe necklace, gross weight 27gms
£200-250
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No Lots
| CLOCKS, BAROMETERS, SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS AND MECHANICAL MUSIC |
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Late 19th century French carriage clock, 709, the silvered lever platform escapement with bi-metallic balance and strike on a back mounted bell to a Roman enamel dial with outside minute track and blued steel moon hands in a frosted gilt corniche case (three of five bevelled panels a/f), height 17.5cm
£150-180
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Late 19th century French gilt brass repeating carriage alarm clock, Drocourt 9557, the silvered lever platform escapement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and strike with two hammers on a blued steel coiled gong to a florally engraved gilt mask to a Roman and Arabic enamel dial with outside minute track and blued steel moon hands over 12-hour alarm subsidiary in an engraved Gorge case with push repeat, height 17cm, together with its original morocco covered travel case (case a/f)
£400-500
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Mid-19th century mahogany cased drum microscope, unsigned, of typical lacquered brass construction with rack and pinion screw adjustment over a rotating mirror in a fitted mahogany case with hinged cover inset with a brass escutcheon and containing assorted lenses and eye-pieces together with a quantity of amateur and professional prepared slides and other assorted accessories to a fitted drawer, width 27.5cm
£150-180
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Mid-19th century rosewood cased lacquered brass drum microscope of typical form with screw adjusting tube (thread a/f) with screw in eye piece and lenses to a pierced circular stage and pivoting mirror, contained in a fitted case with six further various lenses, four bone slides and small quantity of other accessories, width 28cms
£80-100
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Late 19th century Swiss walnut and boxwood line inlaid cylinder music box, Nicole Freres - Geneve, the case with hinged cover with inlaid shield decoration within concentric borders to a painted base with applied side handles to a stained burgundy interior, fitted with a hinged and glazed cover enclosing a 33.5cm pin barrel with signed one-piece steel comb (three teeth missing) and with internal crank handle and numbered 41740, width 56cm
£100-120
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Late 19th century Swiss walnut and boxwood line inlaid music box, 60475, the hinged cover with central cartouche and concentric bands with ebonised rim and painted decorated body to a fitted interior with fitted crank handle to a 28cm pin barrel with three part steel comb centred with levers for valve covers, further to a drum with six levers to four bells with butterfly hammers and a wooden castanet, also with six hammers and tune selector for eight with bellows fitted to the base, width 65cm
£500-600
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Early 20th century marine sextant, Keen & Frodsham - Liverpool, of typical form with skeletonised frame over a demi-lune scale with silver inlay and pivoting arm with further silvered scale and pivoting magnifier and fitted with two sets of folding shades and contained within a fitted box containing screw in lens, eye piece and three interchangeable insets in a hinged and fitted box with applied brass plaque engraved "H C Watson" and with further internal paper label "Frodsham & Keen, Chronometer Makers, 31 South Castle Street, Liverpool", width 27cm
£150-180
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Mid-19th century mahogany cased drop dial timepiece, the plain mahogany surround to a veneered drop trunk with bottom door to a cast brass bezel with silvered sight ring enclosing an 18.5cm painted Roman dial (repaired) with outside minute track and blued finished hands to a movement signed "Frodsham - Gracechurch St, London" with shaped and shouldered plates united by four plain pillars and with anchor escapement, height 31cm
£400-500
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An early 19th century mahogany and boxwood line inlaid wheel barometer, P L D Martinelli & Co - No 82 Leather Lane, London, the case with break arch pediment with central brass finial to a baluster neck set with floral details to a concave cast brass bezel to an engraved 19.5cm silvered dial with central adjusting hand, height 103cm
£80-100
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Modern mahogany and boxwood line inlaid barograph, E L B Barometer, Dereham, Norfolk, the plinth shaped case fitted with a compartmentalised single drawer with a glazed five-panel lift off cover with baluster turned corners to a lacquered brass movement with seven section bellows and with indicator pen to an 8-day spring driven movement with drum case and applied paper label, width 38cm
£250-300
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Late 19th/early 20th century cast brass and porcelain mounted clock garniture, the circular cobalt blue porcelain case surmounted by a humming bird with applied leaf side handles and raised on shaped and scrolling pedestal base to a cast brass bezel with bevelled glass enclosing a 9.5cm Roman enamel dial with outside minute track and blued steel moon hands to a circular brass movement with back mounted count wheel and anchor escapement strike on a bell, height 44.5cm, together with a matching pair of three-light candelabra side pieces (3)
£150-180
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Late 19th century single chain fusee skeleton clock, the whole raised on a variegated white marble socle with replacement oval mount and fitted with a clear glass dome to pierced and engraved scrolling plates united by seven ring turned baluster pillars and silvered Roman chapter ring with fancy blued steel hands and single chain fusee movement with five spoke wheels and anchor escapement with passing strike on an overhead bell, height 42cm
£500-600
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Early 20th century walnut cased bracket clock, Lenzkirch, one million, 118880, the case with overhanging cornice and cushion mounted pediment with cast and applied brass finials over canted corners with further brass inlaid detail and with lattice sound frets raised on splayed feet to a 15.5cm rectangular brass dial with cast and applied floral and foliate spandrels enclosing a silvered regulation scale over a further silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring signed "Curtis & Horspool - Leicester" with half-hour markers to a matted centre and with blued steel fleur de lys hands to a signed movement with plates united by four screwed pillars with anchor escapement and strike on two blued steel coiled gongs, height 40cm
£300-350
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Fine and rare early 18th century French formerly verge gilt brass mantel timepiece, Henry Sully A Versailles, Invenit AO 1721 et Fecit AO 1724, the waisted case with concave and curved pediment with knopped finial and with lattice work panels and classical masks to a shaped and moulded and stepped plinth base on compressed bun feet to a hinged and cast bezel with bevelled glass enclosing a 9.5cm silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring with outside minute, inside quarter and half-hour diamond markers to a matted gilt centre with sunk subsidiary seconds and demi-lune name plaque, "H Sully A Versailles, Invenit 1721 et Fecit 1725" to a signed single chain driven movement and with a later fitted lever platform escapement, height 26cm
£4000-5000
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Mid-19th century ebonised twin fusee bracket clock, French - Royal Exchange, London, the arched case with overhanging cornice and fitted with single cast brass handle to an arched door before further arched and lattice brass sound frets to a plinth base and raised on ball feet to a 17.5cm arched and silvered dial with strike/silent subsidiary within engraved spandrels to a Roman chapter ring with outside minute track and finely pierced blued steel hands, to a twin chain fusee movement with plates united by five plain pillars and with anchor escapement and strike on a bell, height 43cm
£800-900
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Late 19th century French white alabaster and gilt brass portico clock, the plinth shaped case with stepped pediment and overhanging cornice over four free standing columns to a further plinth and spreading base on knurled brass feet to a foliate cast bezel enclosing an 8cm Roman dial with outside minute track and starburst centre fitted with blued steel pierced hands to a circular brass movement with back mounted count wheel and anchor escapement strike on a bell, height 42cm
£120-140
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Boxed set of 15 19th century campanologist's brass and leather mounted hand-bells, Mears-London, each of typical form with riveted leather straps and hand guards (five signed) and clappers with fitted felt pads, comprising Treble - E flat, No 2 - D, No 3 - C, No 4 - B flat, No 5 - A flat, No 6 - G, No 7 - F, No 8 - E flat, No 9 - D, No 10 - C, No 11 - B flat, No 12 - A flat, No 13 - G, No 14 - F, Tenor - E flat, all contained in a plain pine box with hinged cover
£800-900
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Mid-19th century mahogany cased domestic regulator, Bain & Son - Breckin, the hood with carved and applied C-scroll and foliate decoration over half turned columns to a moulded throat and long glazed door with canted corners on a panelled base with applied plinth and bracket feet to a signed and silvered 33cm (13ins) engraved and silvered dial with shaped top, set with a strike/silent subsidiary and with engraved fruiting vine and floral spandrels to a Roman chapter with outside minute track enclosing subsidiary seconds and date with black finished hands to a twin weight driven movement with plates united by four stepped pillars with maintaining power and anchor escapement with strike on a coiled gong with two cylindrical brass cased weights and further cylindrical pendulum with wooden stem, height 224cm
£600-700
| MILITARIA (INCLUDES A SINGLE OWNER COLLECTION OF GORDON HIGHLANDERS) |
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