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Pair of late 19th century gilt brass mother of pearl and enamelled opera glasses, Chezard Opticien - 141 Palais Royal, Paris, Jumelle Duchesse, a 12 Verres, of typical form with mother of pearl signed eye pieces and lens bodies with guilloche enamel mid-blue enamel (multiple hairlines) and set with floral cartouches on opaline backgrounds and with gilt borders, width 9.5cm, together with a stitched leather and cotton lined pouch
£150-180
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Cased set of six (of seven) yellow metal and enamelled waistcoat buttons, each of circular form with dark blue guilloche enamel faces and applied entangled anchor (one button lacking anchor) in a silk and velvet lined morocco covered case with retailer's mark for Hunt & Roskell (late store Mortimer & Hunt), Jewellers & Goldsmiths, to The Queen and Royal Family, 156 New Bond St, width 10cm
£100-120
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18th century ivory, gold and enamelled toothpick box of navette form, the hinged cover with pique work border enclosing a stylised eye panel with dark blue guilloche enamel and centred with a diamond monogram, the lid enclosing a mercury glass inset panel and silk and velvet lined base, length 9.5cm
£400-450
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Early 20th century black composite mounted and white metal powder compact of rectangular form with all-over engine turned decoration and black composite end panels to a sprung clasp beneath a garnet and marcasite thumb-piece , the hinged and sprung cover set with a bevelled rectangular glass and sprung covered powder reservoir, stamped 935, sterling, width 8cm
£150-180
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19th century South Staffordshire enamel snuff box of oval form, the hinged cover with mid-blue swag border centred with a floral spray including tulips, pinks and fuchsia "Love for Love" to a plain interior and base with bright yellow plain enamel body, width 6.5cm
£100-120
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Late 19th century Continental white metal and enamelled erotic vesta case of serpentine rectangular form, the hinged cover decorated with female duellists within a landscape and with bystanders and three panels with lakeside enamel scenes and front edge as a striker, further to the base with a further lake scene to an interior with cobalt blue detail and inner lid decorated with a vin rouge fuelled erotic threesome (enamel losses throughout), width 5.7cm
£120-150
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Late 18th/early 19th century Continental gold mounted and faceted clear glass scent bottle, the hinged and domed cover with embossed geometric design and ball finial to a collar mount with engraved decoration and faceted clear glass baluster body on a spreading circular foot with French import marks for Seurre, height 11cm
£80-120
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Early 19th century French gold mounted "Souvenir D'Amitie" etui, the case of rectangular form with pierced and hinged lattice work frame and with a brown composite body set with glazed panels front and back depicting classical female figures and with a sprung clasp (repair to hinge) to a fitted slide-out liner fitted with aide memoire and pencil, scissors and mother of pearl folding knife with gold and steel blades and sliding out to reveal a purple silk lined body, further set with a carved panel depicting a female figure of "Hope" with anchor and verso an oval looking glass, height 8.5cm
£400-500
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An early 19th century tortoiseshell and lacquer needlecase, of cylindrical form, the engine turned body decorated throughout with bees, butterflies and beetles on a gold background within wavy edged green borders and with white metal mount, length 13cm
£60-80
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19th century ivory and nickel folding rule, J Rabone & Sons - Birmingham, of four fold form of a total of 24 inches, signed to the central pivot J G Wrightson and verso with scale of 0 to 100 degrees and also on the inside edge with double-sided bevelled edges with reverse scales and further increments including 1/8, 1/4, 1/10, 1/5, 3/8, 3/4 and 1/2 in, length folded 16.5cm
£80-100
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Late 19th/early 20th century silver parcel gilt and enamelled powder compact of shaped oval form, the exterior with all over engraved decoration and enamelled border to the hinged cover centred with an enamelled panel depicting a menage a trois with bystanding sheep, with gilt lined interior and lid set with a bevelled mirror and fitted gauze and powder puff, stamped 800 and with further duty mark, width 7.5cm
£150-180
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Edward VII novelty pin cushion modelled in the form of a sun hat with broad polished rim and applied bow with central velvet covered cushion (loaded), diam 8.5cm, Chester 1908, maker's mark SB&S Ld and further marked REGD 532398
£100-120
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Late 19th century French mother of pearl and silvered 18-stick fan, with pierced and engraved detail to a double-sided silk panel painted predominantly in pink and mauve, with central panel depicting a courting scene within a sequinned border and further sequinned detail with panels depicting putti and Cupid and with a chrome finished suspension loop, length 34cm
£80-100
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Mid- 19th century carved "Dieppe" ivory needle case modelled in the form of a fisherwoman with head and torso pull off cover and raised on an oval socle, height 7.7cm
£150-180
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Mid-19th century carved "Dieppe" ivory needle case modelled in the form of a fisherman with head and torso pull off cover and raised on an oval socle with hobnail cut base, height 8.3cm
£150-180
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Early 19th century ivory, gold and enamel toothpick box of hinged oval form, the cover with pique work surround to a glazed panel with dark blue guilloche enamel with an applied and carved floral wreath enclosing initials EM, within a gilt border to a fitted interior with oval looking glass and velvet lined base with sprung clasp, Stephany & Dresch, width 9cm
£400-450
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Cased set of six buttons each of pierced circular form with c-scroll and foliate decoration with central mask, diam 2.3cm, Birmingham 1900, maker's mark H&A in a silk and velvet lined morocco covered case with retailer's stamp for R L Christie, Jeweller & Watchmaker, 17, 18, 19 & 20 Bank Street - Edinburgh, width 16.5cm
£100-120
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Edward VII novelty pin cushion, modelled in the form of a swan with cushion to its back and fabric lined base, length 7cm, Birmingham 1907, maker's mark A&L Ld
£80-100
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Late 20th century cased fountain pen, Mont Blanc, 4810, of typical cylindrical form with screw down cover and signed band and clip in a hinged and fitted case of issue together with a printed service guide and original slip outer box, length of pen 14.5cm, length of box 19.5cm
£60-80
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Edward VII 12ct gold mounted bamboo walking cane of typical hook form with applied and polished end cap and further collar mount with contemporary initials and with brass and steel ferrule, marked for London 1908, maker's mark CC and further stamped Brigg, length 94cm
£60-80
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George V Irish hawthorn? and 9ct gold mounted presentation walking stick with knob handle and unfinished shaft to a presentation engraved neck band "EJ Southcote Esq, In admiration and gratitude, from Alcester Sportsmen, March 1930" and with import marks for Dublin 1929, sponsor's mark HJ, length 91cm
£80-100
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Late 19th/early 20th century ivory handled parasol of typical form with a dark green fabric cover and square section carved foliate and rosette handle, length 88cm
£50-60
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Edward VII salver of polished form with applied rim with shaped corners and raised on four cast and applied scrolling feet, width 25.3cm, weight approx 734gms, London 1904, maker's mark CSH
£230-260
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George V salver of shaped circular form with applied rim, polished field with central initialled cartouche and raised on three cast and applied scrolling feet, diam 31 1/2 cm, weight approx 550gms, Sheffield 1916, maker's mark JS
£220-250
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Elizabeth II salver of shaped circular form with cast and applied Celtic border to a polished field and raised on four cast and applied scrolling feet, diam 31cm, weight 849gms, Birmingham 1974, maker's mark JBC & S Ld
£220-250
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George III circular salver with cast and applied wrythen gadrooned border and mounted on four cast and applied hoof feet with later presentation engraved centre dated 1841, width 35.5cm, weight approx 1130gms, London 1770, maker's mark RR
£360-380
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George V three-piece tea set of compressed circular form, and each with cast and applied rims and feet, width of tea pot 27 1/2 cm, weight approx 1170gms all in, Birmingham 1928, maker's mark E&Co, together with retailers mark for Elkington & Co (3)
£290-320
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Elizabeth II three-light candelabra with detachable and shaped oval nozzles to oval sconces on scrolling arms to a central light and tapering column on a shaped and spreading oval base (loaded), width 31cm, Birmingham 1975, maker's mark A E Day
£140-160
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Two George III single light candlesticks, each with detachable nozzles with beaded rims to inverted baluster urn shaped sconces on tapering square section pedestals and raised on spreading square bases (one base repaired and both loaded), height 31cm, Sheffield 1784, maker's mark DH & Co (2)
£500-550
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George V four-piece tea set comprising hot water pot, tea pot, sugar basin and milk jug, each of polished oval form and each raised on compressed bun feet, the latter both with gilt lined interiors, height of hot water pot 24cm, combined weight approx 1704gms, Chester 1910/11/12, maker's mark GN, RH (4)
£500-600
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Victorian four piece tea and coffee service comprising tea pot, coffee pot, sugar basin and milk jug, the former both with hinged and domed covers and applied floral finials and all with compressed circular bodies, leaf capped handles and raised on scrolling shell applied bases, the latter both with gilt lined interiors, height of coffee pot 25cm, combined weight approx 2113gms, London 1840, maker's mark JA, JA (4)
£600-700
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Mid-18th century and later silver pair cased verge watch, Millington - London, the frosted and gilt movement with pierced and engraved cock, three spoke balance wheel and silvered regulation disc over square baluster pillars and verge escapement to a Roman and Arabic enamel dial with outside minute track and blued steel "beetle & poker" hands in a hinged and polished inner case, marked for London 1755, maker's mark SP (repairs and replacement movement catch) in a hinged outer case (back cover replaced to frame) and engraved F Fox amongst foliate detail (unmarked), width 51mm
£200-240
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Third quarter of 19th century 18ct gold open face key wind lever watch, French - City Observatory, Cornhill, 91457, the frosted gilt and jewelled three quarter plate movement with mono-metallic balance, engraved cock and diamond end stone with lever escapement to a Roman enamel dial with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel spade hands in a hinged case with engraved back cover decorated with floral and foliate detail and central vacant cartouche and coin milled band, London 1865, maker's mark WR, weight approx 81gms all in, width 49mm
£700-800
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First quarter of 20th century 9ct gold full hunter keyless lever watch, Rolex, movement number 741137, the 17-jewel movement timed in six positions for all climates and with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel overcoiled hairspring with micro-regulation in a signed and silvered engine turned dial with printed Roman numerals, outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and mis-matched blued steel pierced hands in a swing out base metal case with hinged cuvette stamped "Pure Nickel" to a further hinged and polished full hunter outer case with winding stem at 3 and stamped "Rolex, 7 World's Records, Gold Medal, Geneva - Suisse, patent applied for, RWC Ltd, 777" and with further import marks for Glasgow 1924, weight approx 62gms all in, width 43mm
£450-500
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First quarter of the 20th century 9ct gold open face keyless lever watch, S & Co, the frosted and gilt movement jewelled to the centre with bi-metallic cut compensated balance, blued steel overcoil hairspring and lever escapement with micro-regulation to a Roman enamel dial, signed Mappin, with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands in a hinged and polished case with cuvette and hand set to the band, and presentation inscription "Presented to Bro F N Rabson PG, by the Bros of the Wellington Lodge 7060, in appreciation of his services as secretary, 1902-1919", width 49mm
£180-220
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Late 19th century diamond set and enamelled open face keyless fob watch, the frosted gilt and jewelled movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel overcoiled hairspring with lever escapement to a Roman enamel dial (multiple chips and hairlines) with outside minute track and blued steel spade hands in a hinged and polished case, the back cover with mid-blue enamelled detail set with 19 old cut diamonds and with hand set to the milled band, maker's mark RB, 85239, width 31mm
£200-240
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Second quarter of 20th century 9ct gold American open face keyless lever watch, AWW Co - Waltham, USA, 24214631, the engraved movement with bi-metallic cut compensated balance and blued steel overcoiled hairspring to a signed Arabic enamel dial (multiple hairlines) with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel moon hands in a hinged and polished case with presentation engraved cuvette "Presented to Mr H G Ribbons as a token of esteem by the head of PM & Staff, P O Norwich, on his retirement, 5/4/29", Chester 1928, maker's mark BB, 5848, weight approx 64gms all in, width 46mm
£140-160
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Early 20th century 9ct gold half hunter keyless pocket watch, the frosted gilt and jewelled movement with mono-metallic balance, blued steel hairspring and lever escapement to an Arabic enamel dial (hairline) with outside minute track, sunk subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands in a hinged and polished case with base metal cuvette (knocks to the band) and cover with black enamel Arabic chapter ring, import marks for London 1911, sponsor's mark GS, 421484, width 41mm
£180-220
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Mid-20th century Govt issue nickel cased open faced keyless deck watch, Rolex, cal 548, the 15-jewel movement with Geneva stripe decoration and mono-metallic balance with overcoil hairspring and lever escapement to a signed Arabic enamel dial with outside minute track, subsidiary seconds and blued steel spade hands in a polished case with screw down back, marked with a Government broad arrow, B, 12988 and with corresponding number to the band
£300-350
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Mixed Lot: comprising two various Masonic chain fobs, each modelled in the form of a sphere within a hinged frame and ring suspension and opening to reveal a silvered cross form engraved with various Masonic symbols, height 27mm and 13mm respectively (2)
£60-80
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Late 19th century 9ct gold fancy gate link short watch chain with split ring suspension and fitted swivel together with a Masonic hinged sphere opening to reveal a silvered cross engraved with various Masonic symbols and stamped 9ct, length of chain 13.5cm, combined weight approx 28gms, various dates and makers (2)
£250-280
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Late 19th century fancy link watch chain with staggered and engraved oval links with applied plaque 9c and set with a T-bar and swivel, length 31.5cm, weight approx 33gms all in
£260-300
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Late 19th century curb link watch chain set with one swivel and one further base metal swivel with central unmarked floral embossed fob with finely engraved and initialled bloodstone seal, length 39cm, weight approx 24gms all in
£160-180
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Late 19th century 9ct gold graduated and hollow curb link watch chain set with two swivels and fixed central T-bar, length 37cm, weight approx 27gms
£220-250
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Late 19th century wire work link watch chain set with snap and swivel, length 37cm, weight approx 38gms
£320-350
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Mixed Lot: comprising a glazed 9ct gold fob of circular form with ring suspension and glazed both sides and containing an engraved and pierced depiction of HMS Victory, together with a further gold plated locket of oval form with ring suspension and containing a glazed panel with hair panel, diam of former 2.5cm (2)
£50-60
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Late 19th century 9ct gold fancy link watch chain set with T-bar and swivel and also a 9ct gold mounted and glazed compass, length 28cm, weight approx 37gms all in, together with further fob modelled as a life preserver and with central compass with ring suspension (2)
£300-340
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Mid-20th century mixed metal ladies dress watch, Omega, cal 211, 11938040, the 17-jewel movement with mono-metallic balance and lever escapement to a signed and silvered circular dial with applied button markers and dagger hands in a cassellated circular case with snap-on back bearing Swiss duty marks, 14K, 0585, 2565, 10913340, width excluding crown 19.5mm and fitted with a rope twist double strand mesh link bracelet with folding clasp, stamped 0750, weight approx 22gms all in, together with its original fitted card and cloth case and with original Omega World Service guarantee dated 16/11/57, together with its original receipt dated the same from Morad Behbehani - Kuwait
£400-450
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First half of 20th century Platinum and diamond set ladies cocktail watch, unsigned, the movement jewelled to the centre with bi-metallic balance and overcoil hairspring to an oval and silvered Arabic dial with blued finished hands in a serpentine shaped case with crescent shaped lug covers and set with 36 graduated single cut diamonds and bearing Swiss duty mark and stamped Platine, 213064 and fitted with a base metal mesh link bracelet with sliding clasp, width excluding crown 19mm
£450-480
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