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9ct gold square cigarette case having engine turned decoration front and back, push button catch with a full length hinge, 9cm square, marked London 1856, gross weight 99.3gms
£1000-1200
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9ct gold flat curb link bracelet, a design featuring textured and plain polished large links, London 1961, 22cm long, 26.4gms
£250-300
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Victorian sovereign, dated 1899, framed in a 9ct gold pierced and scroll pendant mount, suspended from a 9ct stamped chain, gross weight 19.8gms
£320-360
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9ct stamped rope twist chain, 22cm fastened, 9.5gms
£90-110
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9ct gold Star of David pendant suspended on a 9ct stamped Belcher link chain, 17gms
£160-190
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Boer War pair comprising Queen's South Africa medal (3rd type) with three clasps, Cape Colony, Laing's Nek, Belfast, together with King's South Africa medal with two clasps South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902, impressed to 6762 Pte J Rae, Gordon Highrs: (2)
£200-250
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1840 silver St Jean D'Arc Syria Campaign medal to officers only, un-named to usually accompany the Naval General Service medal with Syria clasp
£130-200
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Group of four medals to James Seymour 342650, a jointer on HMS Halcyon, to include 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and British Victory Medal, RN Long Service Good Conduct medal, George V, non-swivelling bar (4)
£150-200
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Presumed family group of Great War medals comprising three No 47806 Pte J S Lambert of the Suffolk Regiment 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal, together with a pair to No 11926 Pte Herbert Lambert, Rifle Brigade, British War Medal, Victory Medal, together with a silver enamel Masonic jewel engraved "Presented to Primo Lambert by the Welcome Lodge 675 1901-1902" and Rifleman Herbert Lambert, 9th Battalion Rifle Brigade, died 15 September 1915 and is commemorated at the Menem Gate at Ypres Memorial
£150-200
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WWI DCM group of three comprising Distinguished Conduct Medal, George V, together with British War Medal and Delhi Durbar Medal 1911, the first two impressed to 8517 Sgt: R White 2/Gord Hdrs, the third engraved to 8517 Pte R White "D" Coy 2nd Gord Hers, together with a photocopy of service book and DCM citation dated 16/7/15
£700-1000
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Victorian group of three comprising Egypt medal 1882 with Tel-el-Kebir clasp together with Army Long Service and Good Conduct medal with small reverse lettering and Khedive's Star unnamed, engraved to 1634 Pte T McKee, I/Gord: Highrs, Court mounted by Spink (3)
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WWI/WWII group of five comprising 1914 Star with "Mons" clasp together with British War Medal and Victory Medal, the Defence Medal and War Medal 1914 Star impressed to 10178 Cpl D Porteous 1/Gord: Highrs, British War Medal and Victory Medal to 10178 Cpl D J Porteous, Gordons, mounted as worn (5)
£200-250
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First War trio, 1914-15 Star to Lt H L Phillips of the Army Service Corps, War Medal to Major H L Phillips, Army Service Corps, and Victory Medal, together with original newspapers clippings from 1906 commenting about Mr Phillips holding an important Government position in an Indian engineering company, and then as Chief Engineer in the port of Rangoon
£60-80
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Very impressive mounted DFM medal group and large collection of personal effects and uniforms belonging to Warrant Officer 644725 H Bailey, medals comprising a Distinguished Flying Medal awarded in 1942, 1939-45 Star, Air Crew Europe Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 Medal, effects to include heated sheepskin lined bomber jacket dated 1940, B-type flying helmet minus goggles and breathing apparatus, large quantity of personal papers to include photographs, ID cards, log books, ID tags, personal war trophies to include two Luftwaffe type aluminium ladles, and RAF service jacket with ribbons and Pathfinder badge, trousers and side cap, 2 pairs of private purchase binoculars together with navigation equipment with assorted flight maps of the UK, France, Holland Germany with a large quantity of RAF and flying magazines. NB: Whilst on a sortie in 1942 with 149 Squadron, he had to manoeuvre himself half way down an aircraft to manually operate a flare chute, this was a million candlepower flare to light target, he pressed "flare gone release" lever as a 30lb bomb from above came straight through the fuselage of the Sterling and burst underneath the aircraft during a Ruhr trip, then 4lb incendiaries dropped into the port outer engine, causing a fire in the engine nacelle, as a result of his handling of the remaining engines, he was able to enable his crew to return to England safely, as a result receiving the DFM from King George VI at an investiture at Buckingham Palace in 1945.
£3000-4000
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Hitler Youth arm band, marked inside with RZM reading "Hersteller, A4149", last numbers on torn label 10639, together with a Wehrmacht/Herr Afrika Corps pith helmet eagle and swastika decal
£80-120
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Mid-20th century Third Reich Luftwaffe observers watch, lacking leather straps, made by Lange & Sohne, production number 127-560A-1 and order number FL23883, stamped 210016 to back and FL23883 to left hand side, in working condition, however some fading to face and minute hand, winder loose but does catch
£2000-2500
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Very rare mint conditions Waffen SS tropical Dachau arm eagles on original roll material with RZM labels to reverse, Hersteller A352, No 255211 and 254067, and finally 254070
£300-350
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Mid-20th century Third Reich NSDAP arm band manufactured using red wool with machine stitched white centre circle and swastika to centre, possibly late War, RZM manufacturing label to reverse reading "D.RZM - Hersteller: A4 344 Reichszeugmeistere: der NSDAP J No 188734", Good condition however slight moth damage to right side756
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Mid-20th century Third Reich Luftwaffe M35 Stahlhelm with original Luftwaffe double Decals eagle and National shield, complete with liner and chin strap, slight scuffing to paint, however shell with original Luftwaffe painted finish, shell stamped 2811
£250-300
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Late 19th/early 20th century German pickelhalbe, battle relic, belonging to an enlisted man in the Wurttenberg 25th Dragoon Regt, (a/f)
£100-120
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Early 20th century, possibly King's Own Scottish Border Regiment Glengarry cap size 7, good condition however slight wear to leather bands
£80-100
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Mid-20th century British pith helmet with RAF colours flash to band, inscription on leather band "Petty Officer Denniss" complete with leather liner, chin strap and hessian bag cover
£100-120
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Pair, believed to be, Victorian copies of German/Swiss halberds heads, both stamped with proof marks, minus wooden shafts
£230-270
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Pair of German late 19th century/early 20th century bayonets to include a German model 1898/05 pattern, butchers bayonet with crown over W16, manufactured by V.C Schilling Schul, overall length 50cm, blade 36cm long, together with a steel early 20th century German Ersatz bayonet, unmarked, blade length 29cm, overall length 40cm, both a/f
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American early 20th century First World War M19 17 bayonet manufactured by Winchester Arms with steel mounted leather scabbard, marks of an eagle, grenade and US ricasso to blade, release mechanism in working order
£50-60
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Late 18th/early 19th century spontoon with double short edged shafted blade, mounted on an ash pole with markings "BRD2" to handle, overall length 204cm
£150-200
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Late 19th century/early 20th century leather cartridge carrying cases, interior with six shot dividers, with leather straps, both with brass mounted corners, front lock labelled Best English Lever latch on front, monogrammed Sir E Chichester BT impressed on lid, 48cm long x 34cm deep x 15cm tall, together with another late 19th/early 20th century leather shot cartridge case with five slot interior, felt lined lid, complete with leather internal straps, top lid impressed J G Moore, Gwyn Dyffryn, Neath, with brass corners, both items with age related wear on leather however good condition, second case 38cm long x 29cm wide x 14cm deep (2)
£500-600
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Celtic Coin, Catavallauni, Andoco, quarter-stater, crossed wreath, crescents in centre, ANDO in angles, Rev Horse left, Bucranium above, wheel below, 1.05g
£400-600
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Set of UK 1887 silver proof set of eight coins to include a crown, double florin, half crown, florin, shilling, sixpence (2 type A5 and small Jubilee Head), threepence all neatly turned, together in an old plush lined case
£1800-2000
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Violin, bearing label for Joseph Klotz, 1791, length of back 36cm, in later plush lined case with two bows
£400-600
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Lachenal & Co, London cased hexagonal squeezebox with probably refurnished bellows with paper label within a black finished wooden hexagonal case bearing maker's label, 16cm wide x 15cm tall (when compressed)
£150-200
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Potter, Johnsons Court, Fleet St, London - cased boxwood and ivory mounted three part flute stamped with maker's name to each part within the original fitted wooden case, overall case size 13cm x 30cm
£120-150
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Early/mid-19th century mahogany clock case of waisted and domed rectangular design with later striking movement, having blue and white enamelled Roman numerals to a gilded dial, striking on two bells, 32cm tall
£200-300
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Third quarter of the 20th century Jaeger-le-Coultre "Atmos" mantel clock in brass and glass panelled case, together with the original leatherette folding storage case with original service book and instruction book, the clock 22cm tall
£500-700
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Martin Skeet & Nick Urul - one volume - "Vintage Rolex Sports Models" published by Schiffer Publishing Co Ltd, USA in 2002
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Late 19th century French lacquered band brass four-glass mantel clock, the plinth shaped case with stepped pediment over four bevelled panels on a plinth base to a cast brass bezel enclosing a 7.5cm Arabic enamelled dial (multiple hairlines) with outside minute track and blued steel hands to a circular brass movement with anchor escapement strike on a blued steel coiled gong and fitted with a twin mercury pot pendulum, height 22cm
£160-180
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English single train brass skeleton clock of typical scrolled form, the open work silvered dial with card cut edge and black Roman numerals on ebonised and plush base (no dome), 34cm overall
£400-500
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Last quarter of 19th/first quarter of 20th century four glass clock with striking movement on a gong, the circular dial with enamelled surround and centre painted with Arabic numbers and floral garlands, cast gilt metal hands, the architectural case with enamelled columns and detail, 28cm tall
£250-300
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Last quarter of 19th century/first quarter of 20th century French four glass clock, the open dial with green painted Arabic numbers and surround, engraved bezel, mercury pendulum, striking on a gong, the brass case with beaded and floral detail, 32cm tall
£150-200
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Second quarter of 19th century mahogany cased longcase clock (possibly Irish, but un-named), the circular painted dial with Roman numerals, seconds and calendar indicators, painted in gilt with floral detail, cushioned bezel with carving above and below, the trunk of tapering form to a square base supported on four bun feet, 8-day movement complete with two weights and pendulum, 203cm tall
£400-600
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William Evill, Bath - late 18th century mahogany cased longcase clock, the circular silvered dial with black Roman numerals, seconds and date indicators, 8-day striking movement on a bell, the hood with brass inlaid quarters and arched top, the trunk with arched door and shaped bracket feet complete with two weights and pendulum, 193cm tall
£1200-1500
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Jones & Taylor, Newport - early 19th century mahogany longcase clock, the arched dial with moon roller with calibrated date arc over, the circular dial with black Roman numerals, seconds indicator, calendar aperture, 8-day movement striking on a bell, the case with barley twist pilasters to the hood and trunk, line inlaid detail throughout (lacking finials), complete with two weights and pendulum, 210cm tall
£350-450
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Deby a Lubersac - a 19th century painted pine cased regulator longcase clock, the convex enamelled dial with black Roman numerals, gilt metal hands, brass bezel, having an 8-day movement striking on a bell, large brass pendulum within viewed through a glass aperture, the lofty pine case hand painted with wheatsheaf and floral design, complete with two weights, 232cm tall
£300-500
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Thomas Smith Macclesfield - 18th century oak 8-day longcase clock, the 10ins square brass dial with silvered chapter ring in Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the door flanked by wooden columns above a plain trunk with two weights and a pendulum, the hood above, 80cm high approx
£300-500
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Robert Hampson, Warrington - Second or third quarter of the 18th century mahogany cased longcase clock of large proportions, the arched dial with moon roller beneath the legend "He appointed the moon for seasons", the metal dial with black Roman numerals and numeric numbering to the chapter ring, the centre with seconds indicator beneath the maker's name and location within a cartouche above a date indicator, 8-day striking movement on a bell, the lofty mahogany case with broken arch pediment, three brass finials, reeded front pilasters to the case with brass capitals, having shaped top and figured mahogany door flanked to each side by a fluted half pilaster, plain cross banded base, all raised on four ogee feet, complete with pendulum and two weights, 227cm tall
£500-700
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Early 20th century Edison standard phonograph with side winding handle, complete with original gilt edged and black painted tin horn, the base measuring 30cm wide x 20cm deep, the horn 56cm long x 53cm diam (max) plus two Edison wax cylinders in original boxes (3)
£200-300
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Late 19th century large German oak cased bracket clock, the gilt metal dial with black Roman numerals to a silvered chapter ring, seconds and strike/silent indicators, the 8-day Westminster striking movement on five gongs, movement number 311533 and stamped "Lenzkirch, AG, U, 1 millon", overall height 57cm x 33cm wide
£300-400
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Last quarter of 19th century French good quality ormolu black marble mantel clock, the white enamelled dial with black Roman numerals and beaded bezel, cast scrolled surround, the whole surmounted by a fisherman holding a young mandolin player, 60cm tall
£250-350
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Mahogany verge escapement bracket clock by Thomas Coote - Dublin, chapter ring with Roman numerals and gilt brass spandrels with silvered name plate above, the case raised on four bracket feet (for restoration), 38cm high
£1000-1200
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19th century mahogany cased drop trunk wall clock, Tollady Bury St Edmunds, having a convex brass and glass bezel, 12ins dial, signed, with Roman numerals and twin winding holes, the mahogany case with fan shaped panels and brass inlay, 46cm high
£300-400
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