SILVER, WATCHES & JEWELLERY FIRST DAY S SALE WEDNESDAY 28th JANUARY 2009 SILVER, WATCHES & JEWELLERY Commencing at 12.30pm Silver, Watches & Jewellery will be on view on: Saturday 24th January 9.30am to 1.00pm Sunday 25th January 2.00 to 4.00pm Monday 26th January 9.30am to 5.15pm Tuesday 27th January 9.30am to 5.15pm Wednesday 28th January 9.30am to 5.15pm Limited viewing on sale days IMPORTANT Anyone wishing to view the silver and jewellery will be requested to show identification. COLOURED GEM STONES Prospective buyers of coloured gemstones should be aware that some stones might have been treated to enhance their colour or clarity. Sapphires and rubies are commonly heat-treated and emeralds are commonly oiled. In the case of heat treatment, this is permanent but can affect the durability of the stones. In the case of oiling, this may need to be redone after a period of years. The international jewellery trade has generally accepted these methods. It is not possible for Bearnes, Hampton & Littlewood to obtain gemmological reports on stones offered for sale and so prospective buyers should assume all gemstones may have been enhanced by some method. Weights and measurements are approximate guidelines only unless stated to the contrary Silver and Plate 101 A silver plated samovar and cover, the ovoid pedestal shaped body engraved with stylized Greek key banding and classical motifs, the handles with leaf and scroll capping, the whole supported on a square base with inscription and four ball feet, 58cm high. 200-250 101 21
102 A pair of silver plated twin branch candelabra, decorated with gadrooned borders, standing 45cm high. 103 A Sheffield plate coffee pot of cylindrical tapering form, crested, the domed lid with gadrooned rim, with acanthus capped and decorated spout, on a stepped circular base, 14cm high; together with a Sheffield plated teapot of ovoid rectangular form, with gadrooned rim and banded decoration, raised on ball feet. 200-300 104 Nine various 18th/19th century 'old English' pattern tablespoons, various dates and makers and a George IV Irish 'fiddle' pattern tablespoon, Samuel Neville, Dublin 1828, total weight 632gm, 20.32oz. (10) 140-160 105 A Victorian Old English bead pattern flatware service, crested, comprising: four serving or gravy spoons, six table spoons, six table forks, six dessert forks plus four plated non matching dessert forks, six dessert spoons, six teaspoons, six egg spoons, and a butter knife, maker Charles Boyton, London, 1880, 2450gm, 78.77gm. 600-800 106 A George II marrow scoop, crested, 23cm. long, maker s mark distorted, London, 1744, 65gm, 2.09oz. 60-100 107 A pair of George I Hanoverian pattern table spoons with a plain rat tail, crested, 20cm long, maker PE or P-, possibly William Petley, London, 1717, 137gm, 4.40oz. 70-100 108 A George I Channel Island Hanoverian pattern tablespoon with plain rat tail, initialled ML + AD and date of 1726, the stem stamped four times with the initial H (crowned), also a George II Hanoverian rat tail tablespoon, crested, maker RP scrolled possibly Robert Perth, London, 1752, 123gm, 3.95oz. 60-80 109 A set of six George III Irish 'fiddle' pattern tablespoons, crested, maker's mark I*H, probably John Heyland of Cork, two marked 'Sterling' only; also a Victorian Irish 'fiddle' pattern tablespoon, engraved with the Macdonald crest, maker J Smyth, Dublin 1858, total weight 448gm, 14.41oz. (7) 180-220 110 A matched set of seven George III Irish 'fiddle' pattern table forks, John Pittar, Dublin 1812-14, total weight 401gm, 12.89oz. 111 A set of five George IV Irish 'fiddle' pattern table forks, crested, maker's mark R.G, probably Richard Garde of Cork, also with Terry & Williams (Cork) mark, total weight 268gm, 8.62oz. 60-100 112 A set of six late Victorian rat tail dessert spoons, makers Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1896, 300gm, 9.64oz. 60-80 113 A set of three George III old English table spoons, maker George Smith, London, 1798, and two others by George Smith & William Fearn, London, 1791, and by Eley Fearn & Chawner, London, 1813, 324gm, 10.41oz. 60-80 114 A George III Old English sauce ladle with a shell and beaded bowl, maker probably Richard Simpson, London, 1768, also a matched pair of George III berry spoons, later decorated, London 1776/77, and a set of six silver-handled Kings pattern tea and butter knives (plated blades), weighable silver 165gm, 5.30oz. 50-70 115 A matched set of twelve George III Old English pattern dessert spoons including four by makers Eley & Fearn, London, 1803, a pair by Peter, Ann & William Batemen, London 1803, total weight of silver 410gm, 13.18oz. 116 A set of six George III 'Old English' pattern table forks, William Eley, London 1796, also a set of three by William Sumner, London 1797, and three other George III 'old English' table forks, total weight 811gm, 26.08oz. (12) 120-160 22
117 A matched set of twelve George III 'old English' pattern dessert forks, various dates and makers, including four by Richard Turner, London 1816, 440gm, 14.15oz. 118 A set of six Old English pattern teaspoons, maker Jonathen Hayne, London, 1835; a set of three teaspoons, maker TD, London, 1810 and another three teaspoons, maker William Bateman, London, 1819, total weight of silver 180gm, 5.78oz. 50-70 119 A George III silver and mother-of-pearl handled fruit knife and fork, Sheffield, 1814, cased, also a late Victorian silver butter knife with mother-of-pearl handle, maker WD, Birmingham, 1899, the mounts with Sheffield marks, and a cased Victorian lily pattern christening fork and spoon, maker George Adams, London, 1881. 60-80 122 A pair of Georgian style oval salts, the sides pierced with foliate scrollwork, beneath gadrooned rims supported on four claw and ball feet, complete with blue glass liners, maker Robert Fredrick Fox, London, 1910, 140gm, 4.50oz. 60-80 123 A George V circular sweetmeat bowl with wrythen fluting, supported on three hoof feet, 13cm. diameter, maker possibly Sebastian Harry Garrard, London, 1911, and a George V circular twin-handled bon bon dish, 12.5cm. diameter, maker Stewart Dawson & Co Ltd, Birmingham, 1911, total weight, 315gm, 10.12oz. 70-100 120 120 A George V two-handled trophy cup of campana shape, decorated with a ribbed and scrolled girdle in relief, on a pedestal and square base, inscribed Paul Crook, 4 1st Prizes - I Challenge Cup, 1923, 24cm high, maker Holland, Aldwick & Slater, London, date letter rubbed possibly 1913, 1200gm, 38.58oz. 200-250 121 A George III oval salt engraved with bright cut foliate decoration, maker I.G (possibly John Gold), London, 1796; together with an oval George III cauldron salt on hoof feet, maker H*/H*, London, 1770, total weight of silver 133gm, 4.27oz. 80-100 124 A George V three-piece oval tea service and matching sugar tongs, decorated with shaped upper rims, scroll handles on pad feet, makers HEB-FEB, Chester, 1912/13, 530gm, 17.04oz. 125 A pair of Edwardian oval sweetmeat baskets with pierced sides and beaded borders, complete with blue glass liners, 10.5cm. long, maker W. Hutton & Sons, London, 1909, 170gm, 5.46oz. (4) 80-120 23
126 126 A Victorian swing-handled cake basket of circular form with flowerhead and scrolling foliate edge and pierced rim, the centre engraved with sprays of flowers, on scroll and foliate feet, 29cm diameter, James & Nathaniel Creswick, London 1854, 697gm, 22.41oz. 300-400 127 A George III vinaigrette of rectangular shape, the exterior and gilt grille engraved with foliate sprays, small presentation inscription, 4.75cm. long, maker Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham, 1869, 30gm, 0.96oz. 120-150 128 130 A matched part 'fiddle' pattern table service comprising: three table forks, six table spoons, eight dessert spoons, five dessert forks, and a sauce ladle, various dates and makers, 1247gm, 40.10oz; together with three similar electro-plated table forks and a dessert spoon. (27) 300-400 128 An Edward VII inkstand of shaped rectangular form fitted with a pair of cut-glass square bottles and a seal box mounted with a taperstick and conical snuffer, on scroll feet, bears inscription, 27.5cm long, Solomon Joel Phillips, London 1902, weighable silver 1024gm, 32.93oz. 300-400 129 A set of six George III 'old English' pattern dessert spoons, engraved with armorial, Thomas Chawner, London 1772, 257gm, 8.26oz. 131 131 A late Victorian circular salver with shaped scroll, foliate and flowerhead cast and pierced edge, the centre engraved with bellflowers, swags and lunettes, raised on bun feet, 42.5cm diameter; together with a matched pair of later smaller salvers, 26cm diameter; all three bearing the same crest, Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield 1899, 1901 & 1910, total weight 3079gm, 99.00oz. 600-800 24
132 133 134 132 A George I porringer with twin scroll handles, the body with spiral fluted and reeded decoration, having a gadrooned girdle and circular cartouche, 7.5cm high, maker's mark indistinct, London 1717, 122gm, 3.92oz. 150-250 133 A Victorian desk inkstand of rectangular outline with foliate scroll border with pierced panels, the central taper stick with snuffer, flanked by two square ruby glass inkwells, raised on bun feet, 26cm wide, makers R & H possibly Reeves & Herzberg, Sheffield 1877, 470gm, 15.11oz. 200-300 134 A Victorian cigar case of rectangular shape, inscribed, engraved with foliate scrollwork, containing five original Havana cigars, 12cm long, maker C.C, Birmingham, 1886, cased. 80-100 135 An early 20th century German shaped oval tea caddy and cover, decorated with wrythen fluting, blank cartouches, within draped borders, the base with an engraved inscription, the corner with armorial, 11.5cm high, 204gm, 6.55oz. 80-120 136 part 135 136 part 136 A pair of late 18th/early 19th century German wine goblets, the pineapple shaped bowls supported on three pierced scroll buttresses a tapered knopped stem, on a circular domed foot, 15cm high; together with an East European goblet with floral engraved decoration to the bowl, on a ribbed and reeded circular foot, makers mark CR, 13.5cm high, total weight 393gm, 12.63oz. 250-350 137 138 137 A Middle Eastern or Russian silver mounted table folder, 19th century, the cover and back embossed with religious figures holding bibles with animals and birds at their sides, the shaped borders of foliate scrollwork, surrounding central panels laid onto a velvet backing, depicting the crucifixion, 40 x 30cm. 250-350 138 A George V oval serving tray with gadrooned rim and pierced handles, the ends with scrolling foliate and shell decoration, 63cm long, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1913, 2981gm, 95.85oz. 500-700 25
139 140 139 An Elizabeth II four-piece tea service of shaped oblong form with ebony handles and finial, comprising: a teapot, hot water jug, sugar bowl and milk jug, the teapot 29cm long, maker's mark E V, Sheffield 1966-67, 1870gm, 60.13oz. 300-400 140 A George II meat dish of shaped oval outline and reeded borders, engraved with a coat-of-arms, 38cm long, maker John Edwards, London, 1735, 1132gm, 36.39oz (also engraved with scratch mark and No 41-10 No:-7 ). 300-500 142 142 An Edward VII circular bowl in the Arts and Crafts style, of hammered design with three reed and tendril handles, on swept feet, 11.25cm diameter, Charles Edwards, London 1903, 293gm, 9.42oz. 141 141 A pair of George III dinner plates of shaped circular outline and reeded borders, engraved with coat-of-arms (matching previous lot), 25.5cm diameter, makers John Parker & Edward Wakelin, London, 1768, 1107gm, 35.59oz (also scratch marks of 19=5. No. 108 & 19.0 No. 102). 300-400 143 143 A pair of George V Irish circular butter dishes in the form of miniature ring dishes, the pierced sides decorated with rustic figures and animals, each with blue glass liners a/f, 10cm diameter, maker s mark N in a floral shield, Dublin, 1911, 135gm, 4.34oz. 80-120 26
146 144 144 A Russian silver gilt threepiece christening set, comprising: a Kings shape rococo style knife, fork and spoon, Moscow, 1849; together with a non matching christening beaker with gilded interior, with indistinct marks, probably East European, 7.25cm high, cased. 80-120 145 A matched spinster s threepiece tea service of oval outline with half fluted decoration, maker Victor Luxemburg, Birmingham, 1909/10, 335gm, 10.77oz. 146 A matched four-piece batchelor tea service of circular form with fluted banding, comprising: a teapot, maker possibly Thomas Wright, Birmingham, 1903; milk jug, cream jug and sugar basin, maker S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham, 1914, 630gm, 20.25oz. 150-200 147 A George IV teapot of circular squat form with part reeded decoration, the domed lid with flowerhead finial, having an acanthus leaf-capped handle, on a raised circular foot, 29cm long, Thomas Newby, London 1821, 686gm, 22.06oz. 250-350 147 148 148 A cased set of four Edwardian novelty menu card holders in the form of standing owls with textured plumage, on circular bases, with inset coloured glass eyes, 3cm. high, maker Samuel Morden & Co, Chester, 1908, 85gm, 2.73oz (hinges to case in need of attention). 200-300 27
149 150 149 A late Victorian circular pedestal punch bowl with shaped undulating rim, the upper part embossed with flowers and scrolling foliage, the lower part with alternating reed and bead decoration, on a raised circular foot, 27cm diameter, inscribed to the underside SORLEY SILVERSMITHS, GLASGOW, London 1889, 1079gm, 34.69oz. 350-450 150 A George III pap boat of shaped oval form, monogrammed, marks rubbed, 12cm long. 120-150 151 A rectangular playing card box, the cover inscribed 'Bridge', 11.5cm long; also an Edwardian octagonal caster, 16cm. high, maker William Wheatcroft Harrison, Sheffield, 1902, and a plain circular waiter or card tray, 15cm. diameter, London, 1932, weighable silver 264gm, 8.5oz. 80-120 152 152 An Edward VII circular punch or rose bowl decorated in the Art Nouveau style with stylized lilies, on a shaped raised and pierced foot, 26cm diameter, Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1906, 985gm, 31.67oz. 500-700 153 An Egyptian silver circular box and cover, first half of the 20th century, the sides and cover engraved with Islamic foliate scrollwork, fully marked, 7cm diameter. 60-80 28
154 A set of four William IV wine labels with stamped fruiting vine borders, the crescent shaped title area pierced with 'Madeira' twice, the other two 'Port' and 'Sherry', makers C. Reily & G. Storer, London, 1836. 300-400 154 155 A George II coffee pot of tapered cylindrical form, the domed cover with turned finial, having later flowerhead, scroll and foliate embossed decoration, on a circular foot, 18.5cm high, maker's mark rubbed, London 1754, 630gm, 20.26oz, with repairs. 200-250 156 A Victorian rosewood rectangular dressing case, the hinged lid enclosing a fitted interior of silver topped and cut glass bottles, jars and other accessories, having a single drawer below, the silver hallmarked for London 1846, the case 27.5cm wide. 100-200 155 156 157 157 An Edwardian matched threepiece tea service of an oval form with gadrooned rims and swept handles with engraved bands to the girdle, the teapot maker Charles Clement Pilling, London, 1906, the cream jug and sugar bowl maker Mappin & Webb, London, 1907, 1205gm, 38.74oz. 200-250 158 An Edwardian Lighthouse Caster of traditional form with stylized pierced cover and urn finial, 12cm high, maker possibly Henry Stratford, London, 1903, 138gm, 4.43oz. 40-60 29
165 A pair of George III cauldron salts with beaded rims on three hoof feet by Hester Bateman London, 1782, some wear to marks, also a pair of Old English salt spoons by Alice & George Burrows and a fluted urn-shaped pepper, marks worn, 10cm high, total weight of silver 162gm, 5.20oz. 80-100 162 159 An Art Deco period six division toast rack, 12cm long, maker Adolph Scott, Birmingham, 1933, and an oval sweetmeat dish with pierced decoration, 17.5cm long, maker J. Dickson & Sons, Sheffield, 1906, total weight 310gm, 9.96oz. 60-68 166 A George III urn shaped pepper with reeded borders, 8.5cm, maker Robert Hennell, London, 1787 and another similar, crested, maker s mark worn, London, 1798, total weight of silver 70gm, 2.25oz. 80-100 160 A George III oval bellied mustard pot with gadrooned rim, on four ball feet, maker s mark worn, London, 1813, with blue glass liner and condiment spoon, maker Richard Crossley & George Smith, London, 1810, total weight of silver 140gm, 4.50oz. 161 A George IV oval bellied cream jug with reeded girdle, gadrooned rim on four ball feet, maker TD (indistinct), London, 1824, 145 gm, 4.66oz. 80-100 162 A pair of George VI pint mugs of plain cylindrical form with D- shaped handles, 12cm high, maker CK, London, 1945, total weight 817gm, 26.27oz. 150-200 163 An Edwardian Irish two-handled rose bowl of a low pedestal form with scrolled handles, 17cm. diameter, maker Wakely & Wheeler, Dublin, 1909, 468gm, 15.04oz. 80-120 164 A George V hip flask of a plain curved rectangular form, 9.5cm high, maker W.N. Ltd, Birmingham, 1934, together with two modern decanter labels 'Whiskey' and 'Brandy', total weight 144gm, 4.63oz. 60-80 167 167 An Indian silver circular pedestal rose bowl with plain rim, the bowl with six reserved panels with embossed decoration depicting 'Krishna-Joshoda', 'Rash-Lila', 'Bastra-Haran', ' Nouka-Bihar', 'Kaliya-Daman' and 'Gostha-Lila' with acanthus leaf decoration to the pedestal and banded vista scene to the circular base, 34cm diameter, stamped twice to the base with oval makers or retailers stamp G.N.Butt & Co, Calcutta. on an ebonised circular stand. 300-400 30
168 170 168 An Edwardian oval hip flask with detachable cup, glass lined, 19cm high, makers W. Hutton & Sons Ltd., London, 1902, with a leather carrying bag. 200-250 169 A pair of George II vaseshaped casters, London 1742, maker Samuel Wood, 12.5cm high, total weight 6oz. (2) 150-200 170 A George V circular teapot of squat baluster form with domed lid and reeded girdle, 21cm long, Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1924, 360gm, 11.57oz. 171 A late Victorian caster of baluster form, decorated with embossed foliate scrollwork, the cover with an urn, makers Daniel Wellby & John Wellby, London, 1896, 162gm, 5.20oz. 50-70 173 172 A matched sterling silver three-piece desk garniture comprising: a cigarette lighter of rectangular form with engine turned decoration and inset with polychrome military print; a matching cigarette box, 12cm. wide and a near matching pen holder and blotter stand, 15cm. wide, all stamped Sterling 925. 250-300 173 A George V coffee pot of tapered lobed form with bobbin work rim, swept handle on four scrolled supports, 22cm high, maker GW, Sheffield, 1911, also stamped with retailers mark for S.D.Neill, Belfast, 723gm, 23.24oz. 120-160 173A A three piece circular tea service, on a low pedestal foot fluted sides, maker Birmingham 1937, maker HCD together with a non matching hot water jug with fluted sides, Birmingham 1935, makers N & Co total weight 1438gm 46.23 oz. 300-400 173B 173B A pair of Edwardian baluster shaped cafe au lait pots on a low pedestal foot, half fluted and engraved with a crest to the sides, each with simulated ebony handles, and finial, London, 1908, makers the goldsmiths and silversmiths Co, 25cm. high, total weight 853gm, 27.42oz. 300-400 31
174 174 A matched George IV/William IV Scottish three-piece tea service of compressed circular form with cast shell, scroll and foliate overhanging rim, having leaf capped scroll handles, on a circular spreading foot, the teapot 28cm long, maker's mark A E, possibly for Alexander Edmonston, Edinburgh 1823, the sugar bowl and milk jug, maker's mark R & RK, possibly R & R Keay of Perth, Edinburgh 1830, total weight 1495gm, 48.07oz. 600-800 175 175 A George III chafing dish, stand and burner of compressed circular form, the domed cover with ivory finial, the dish with beaded rim and twin scroll handles, on scroll legs and shell feet, 27cm diameter, Andrew Fogelberg, London 1776, total weight 1315gm, 42.28oz. 1000-1500 32
177 176 A George III cream jug of a rounded oblong form, on four ball feet, inscribed, with gadrooned banding and upper rim the handle with floral embellishment, maker William Eaton, London, 1814, 207gm, 6.65oz. 100-120 177 A George II coffee pot of plain cylindrical tapering form, crested, the domed hinged lid with turned finial, shaped capped handle, 23cm high, maker Gabriel Sleath, London, 1731, 857gm, 27.55oz. 800-1000 33
179 180 178 A George III teapot of oval cylindrical form, crested with bright cut floral decorated borders, maker SW possibly Samuel Wheat, London, 1783, 413gm, 13.27oz. 200-300 179 A George III tea caddy of oval form with hinged domed lid, chased and embossed with swags, flowers and foliage, 15.5cm high, John Emes, London 1799, 495gm, 15.92oz, a/f. 150-200 181 180 A pair of George III oval sauce boats with leaf capped flying scroll handle, on stepped pad feet, crested, 16cm long, maker's mark W S, one marked for London 1760, the other date letter indistinct, total weight 453gm, 14.56oz. 300-400 181 A George III two handled-oval tray, the centre engraved with a prancing stag, within foliate swag borders and beaded rim, 71cm wide, maker I.R, distorted, possibly John Robins, London, 1783, 3498gm, 112.47oz. 1200-1800 34
Jewellery and Watches 201 A late 19th century silver oval locket, three simulated pearl necklaces and a costume brooch. 45-55 202 A 9ct gold and amethyst bracelet of bow-shaped links interspersed with single circular amethysts. 203 An 18ct gold, sapphire and diamond mounted oval cluster pendant and a sapphire and diamond mounted cluster ring. 320-380 204 An 18ct gold, amethyst and diamond mounted oval cluster pendant, an amethyst and diamond cluster ring, a peridot and diamond cluster ring, a gem-set pendant and two gold chain necklets. 250-300 205 An 18ct gold and diamond mounted 'snowflake' cluster ring. 206 A late Victorian 15ct gold, ruby and diamond mounted bar brooch. 20-30 207 A pair of circular jade mounted ear-clips and a pair of oval citrine mounted ear-clips. 200-300 208 A smooth irregular-shaped lump of amber, 75mm long, mounted as a pendant with loop hanger. 50-70 209 A Chinese gold mounted jade rod bar brooch with chain-loop and single-stone drop, a gold and jade link bracelet and a pair of jade single-stone ear-studs. 150-250 210 A modern pink hardstone and textured gold coloured bead necklace with 'S' shaped clasp with maker s mark JTP. 150-200 211 A lapis lazuli and textured gold coloured bead necklace with 9ct gold 'S' shaped clasp. 120-180 212 A gold, cultured pearl and turquoise bead bracelet and a seed-pearl necklet with two turquoise mounted drops. 216 213 A gentleman's 9ct gold keyless lever openface pocket watch, the circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial in a plain 9ct gold case. 80-120 214 A sapphire and diamond mounted bar brooch with 'Naval' crown cluster of stones. 140-180 215 A late 19th century gold watch chain of oval links with matted star decoration, bar, swivel and two small silver coins attached. 240-280 216 Omega A lady's diamond mounted cocktail wristwatch, the circular satin-finish dial with baton markers within a surround of brilliant-cut diamonds in an 18ct white gold case with integral meshlink bracelet. 400-600 35
217 218 219 217 Rolex A lady's stainless steel 'Oyster Perpetual Date' wristwatch, the circular satin-finish dial with baton markers, centre seconds and magnified date aperture with 'Rolex' case and cardboard box. 250-350 218 A lady's diamond mounted cocktail wristwatch, the circular dial in a platinum case within a surround of circular brilliant-cut diamonds and on a 9ct white gold mesh-link bracelet 1000-1500 219 Rolex A lady's 9ct gold 'Rolex Precision' wristwatch, the satin-finish circular dial with baton markers in a gold case with integral 'herring-bone' link bracelet. 120-180 220 Dubey & Schaldenbrand A silver gentleman's wristwatch, the round black dial having Arabic and dot numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture at 12 o'clock, the cushion case marked to the rear for sterling silver and numbered '19', on a black leather strap, diameter 34mm. Complete with leather box, outer box, tag and paperwork. 450-500 221 Rolex Oyster A gold gentleman's wristwatch, the blue dial having baton numerals and hands, date aperture and signed 'Rolex, Oyster perpetual, Datejust, Superlative Chronometer, Officially Certified', the gold Oyster case with fluted bezel, screw down crown, stamped between the lugs with the style and serial numbers '16078, 5634676' giving a production date of 1978, with a brown leather strap, diameter 35mm. Complete with boxes. 2000-2400 221 222 An unusual Victorian silver pocket watch, the white enamel dial inset with silvered subsidiary dials showing the hours and minutes, a subsidiary seconds dial and marked 'Systeme Brevete, G.T.', the rear of the case having engraved and engine turned decoration, diameter 50mm. 300-350 36
223 Oris 'Big Crown' Complication A gentleman's moon phase wristwatch, the silvered dial having three subsidiary dials for day, date and second hour and an inset moon phase dial with luminous hands and a sweep seconds hand, the stainless steel case having an exhibition back and stamped with the model number '7566', with an integral matching bracelet, diameter 38mm. Complete with boxes and paperwork. 300-350 224 IWC, Schaffhausen A limited edition 'Cousteau Divers' chronograph, the blue dial having baton numerals and hands, day and date apertures, chronograph subsidiary dials and a rotating inner bezel, signed 'IWC, Schaffhausen, Cousteau Divers', the rear of the stainless steel case inset with a slither of wood from the Calypso, and signed 'Tribute to Calypso, Original Wood, 0183/2500' along with the serial number '3180102', with a rubber divers strap, diameter 44mm. Complete with original box. 2500-2800 *The Calypso was the legendary vessel used by Jacques-Yves Cousteau during his underwater research and this watch was manufactured in association with The Cousteau Society in commemoration of his work with a percentage of proceeds going toward the society and their continued work. 225 A Continental enamelled silver rectangular cigarette case, the cover with a river landscape scene in polychrome enamel. 224 227 226 A graduated cultured pearl three-string necklace with a rose diamond mounted oval clasp. 120-180 227 Piaget A lady's 18ct gold wristwatch, the textured square dial with baton markers with integral bracelet of textured brick-like linking. 500-600 228 Thomas Russell & Son A gold pocket watch, the white enamel dial having black Roman numerals, blued steel spade hands and signed 'Thos. Russell & Son, 84602', the three-quarter plate movement having a lever escapement with a split bimetallic balance, and signed 'Thos Russell & Son, Makers to the Queen, Church Street, Liverpool, 84602', the inside of the case hallmarked for 18ct gold, Chester 1892 and a repeat of the serial number, diameter 38mm. 320-350 229 Frodsham A gold open faced pocket watch, the white enamel dial having black Roman numerals, blu ed steel spade hands and a subsidiary seconds dial, the fusee movement having a lever escapement with a plain balance, the backplate signed 'Frodsham, Gracechurch St, London, No. 5444', the case having engine turned decoration to the back and hallmarked for 18ct gold, diameter 42mm. 320-350 37
230 Waltham Vanguard A 9ct gold hunter pocket watch, the white enamel dial having black Arabic hour numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial, gold spade hands and signed 'Waltham', the movement having a lever escapement with engine turned decoration to the backplate and signed 'Vanguard, Waltham, Mass. 14199381', giving an approximate date of manufacture of 1906, the full hunter case signed and numbered 'A.L.D., 21558' for the Dennison Watch Case Co, and hallmarked for 9ct gold, Birmingham 1909, diameter 50mm. 250-280 231 W. Greenwood & Son A gold hunter pocket watch, the white enamel dial having black Arabic hour numerals, blued steel spade hands, a subsidiary seconds dial and signed 'W. Greenwood & Sons, Huddersfield and Leeds, Maker's to the Admiralty', the three-quarter plate movement having a lever escapement with an overcoil hairspring to the balance wheel and signed 'W Greenwood & Sons, Huddersfield & Leeds, Makers to the Admiralty, 385108', the full hunter case hallmarked for 9ct gold, Birmingham 1923, diameter 48mm. 250-280 232 Zenith, Garrard A gold dress watch, the silvered dial having raised Arabic and diamond hour numerals, gold tapered Dauphine hands, a subsidiary seconds dial and signed 'Zenith, Garrard', the movement having a lever escapement with an overcoil hairspring to the balance wheel and signed 'Zenith, Swiss made, 4863091', the round case hallmarked for 9ct gold. Complete with a Garrard box. 200-220 233 Hampden Watch Co. A gold plated pocket watch, the white enamel dial having black Arabic numerals, red five minute numerals, blued steel spade hands, a subsidiary seconds dial and signed 'Hampden Watch Co.', the movement having a lever escapement with a split bimetallic balance, engraved with the maker's trademark, serial number '3077354', giving an approximate date of manufacture of 1915, and movement type number '109', the gold plated screw back case having engine turned engraving to the rear and stamped inside 'Dueber, 9930845', diameter 48mm. 70-90 234 Elgin A gold plated hunter pocket watch, the white enamel dial having black Roman hour numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial, blued steel spade hands and signed 'Elgin', the movement having a lever escapement with an overcoil hairspring to the split bimetallic balance, signed to the backplate 'Elgin Natl Watch Co, USA, 16905738', giving an approximate date of manufacture of 1912, the gold plated full hunter case having engine turned decoration to both covers and signed and numbered 'Keystone watch case Co, 5580580', diameter 50mm. 80-100 235 Zenith A slim gold dress watch, the silvered dial having raised baton numerals, blued steel baton hands and signed 'Zenith', the movement having a lever escapement and stamped 'Zenith, Swiss, 18 Jewels', with the serial and calibre numbers '5258578, 2511', the round case stamped for 18ct gold with the serial number '1004317', diameter 40mm. 160-180 38
236 236 Piaget A gentleman's wristwatch, the green cushion shaped onyx dial having gold Roman numerals, gold hands and signed 'Piaget, Automatic', the cushion shaped gold case with a bark finish stamped to the rear with the serial numbers '12731A68, 214416', with a matching integral gold bracelet, diameter 23mm. 2000-2200 *Piaget were founded in 1874 and have become one of the most prominent of the luxury watch brands only using 18ct gold or platinum in their production. 237 Bucherer A gentleman's gold wristwatch, the silvered dial having baton numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial, gold Dauphine hands and signed 'Bucherer, 21 Jewels', the movement etc, etc, the case marked to the rear for 18ct gold and numbered '2751', diameter 34mm. Complete with Bucherer box. 400-500 238 Pamp Suisse A gentleman's gold bullion watch, the 24ct gold dial embossed with a central decoration and Roman hour numerals, with baton hour markings, a sweep seconds hand and date aperture, the rear of the 18ct gold case hallmarked and stamped with the serial number '06.00916', the movement visible through the glazed back signed to the rotor 'Pamp, Suisse' with the movement stamped with the serial number 'V885' and calibre number '2892A2, with the original leather strap and buckle, diameter 35mm, complete with box, paperwork and label, the Assay Certificate showing the gold content as 15.552g of 24ct gold and 34.50g of 18ct gold. Bought new in July 1997. 700-900 239 Breitling Navitimar A chronograph wristwatch, the round black dial signed 'Breitling 1884', having Arabic hour numerals, luminous baton hands with an outer sweep stopwatch seconds hand, the outer dial reading 0-10, with three subsidiary dials for normal seconds, chronograph minutes to 45, and chronograph hours operated via two buttons to the case side, with a rotating 'Telemetre' bezel and slide rule, the back of the stainless steel cushion shaped case numbered 'D30022 0078', with a black leather strap, diameter 38mm. Complete with Breitling box and instructions. 1200-1400 240 Zenith Defy A gentleman's wristwatch, the round black dial signed 'Zenith, Defy, Automatic' having luminous baton numerals and hands, a sweep seconds hand, date aperture and a rotating bezel, the round stainless steel case stamped to the rear 'Zenith, 02.2000.462', with an integral stainless steel bracelet, diameter 36mm. Complete with box. 280-300 241 Maurice Lacroix A gentleman's gold plated wristwatch, the round white 'engine turned' dial having stylized Arabic numerals, blued steel moon hands, a sweep seconds hand, date aperture and signed 'Maurice Lacroix, Automatic', the round gold plated case stamped with the numbers '23293', the automatic ETA movement stamped with the calibre number 'Y3', and serial number '2824-2', the rotor stamped with the maker's name and '25 Jewels', the brown lizard strap also bearing the maker's name and logo, complete with the original box, diameter 35mm. 200-220 242 Zenith A silver alarm pocket watch, the white enamel dial, signed 'Zenith', having luminous Arabic numerals and hands, a subsidiary seconds dial and alarm setting dial at 12 o'clock, set via a button to the side of the case, the movement having a lever escapement with the backplate stamped 'Zenith, Swiss made', with a coiled gong for sounding the alarm, the rear of the case opening to form a stand and stamped with an import mark for silver, diameter 46mm. 250-280 39
243 244 243 Rolex A gentleman's stainless steel 'Oyster Perpetual Air-King Precision' wristwatch, the circular satin-finish dial with baton markers and central seconds hand, the movement inscribed 'Rolex 26 Fine Rubies 1520', the case back numbered 1002 on a steel bracelet, together with a lady's gold plated 'Omega Automatic' wristwatch. 300-400 244 International Watch Co. A gentleman's 9ct gold wristwatch, the circular gold dial with baton markers in a 9ct gold case with integral mesh-link bracelet. 500-700 245 Rolex Rolex Oyster bubble back, the dial having baton numerals, tapered Dauphine hands, a sweep seconds hand and signed 'Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Self Winding', the movement signed 'Tipetter, Patented, Trigger' with the rotor stamped 'Rolex Perpetual Chronometer, Super balance, Swiss Made', the gold filled 'bubble back' case having a steel back stamped inside with the various Rolex markings and model number '2940', the rear stamped with the serial number '578687' indicating a date of manufacture of 1949, diameter 30mm. 500-600 246 Bristol Goldsmiths Alliance A gold open faced pocket watch, the white enamel dial having black Roman numerals, a subsidiary seconds dial and blued steel spade hands, the case hallmarked for 18ct gold, London 1891, the movement having a lever escapement and signed 'Bristol Goldsmith's Alliance Company, Langford' (for William Langford & Sons), in the original leather case signed as above, diameter 50mm. 200-220 247 247 A two-colour rope-twist necklace, the clasp stamped 'Spain 18K', 55gm. 400-600 40
248 249 250 249 An aquamarine single-stone brooch with rectangular aquamarine, approximately 18mm long x 13.3mm wide, within a plain circular frame. 700-900 250 A pair of diamond mounted oval ear-clips. 280-320 251 248 A modern sapphire and diamond mounted necklace of rounded close-curb linking with a crescent, pave-set with small round diamonds and with central pear-shaped sapphire. 500-600 251 Kutchinsky An 18ct gold bracelet with three strands of textured chevron linking, 54gm. 600-700 41
252 252 An 18ct gold necklace of moulded oval linking with bolt ring clasp, 92cm long, 86gm. 800-1000 253 Kutchinsky An 18ct gold brooch of textured foliate ribbon design, 21gm. 200-250 254 Kutchinsky An 18ct gold, ruby and diamond mounted brooch of textured ribbon spray design claw-set with circular brilliantcut diamonds and round rubies. 300-400 253 254 255 256 255 An art deco diamond mounted rectangular plaque brooch, millegrain-set with circular diamonds, 39mm long overall. 550-650 256 An early 20th century cultured seed-pearl and diamond mounted circle brooch. 150-200 42
257 257 A late 19th century enamelled gold and diamond mounted bracelet of tubular snake-like linking decorated with red enamel and small round old brilliant-cut diamonds. 800-1200 258 A late 19th century gold turquoise and diamond mounted circular pendant with domed cluster pavé-set with circular turquoise within a diamond mounted snake frame and suspended from a heavy link 14ct gold chain. 300-400 258 259 A late 19th century gold and rose diamond mounted hinged bangle with the name 'Phyllis'. 150-250 259 260 A pair of early 20th century platinum faced 15ct gold and seed-pearl mounted drop earrings, each with a drop designed as a bunch of grapes and in fitted case. 250-300 260 43
262 A late 19th century gold, silver, diamond and pearl mounted pendant brooch of openwork foliate scroll design in art nouveau style, collet and pave-set with round old brilliantcut diamonds with conversion fitments and platinum chain. 600-800 261 261 A late 19th century gold, sapphire and diamond mounted hinged bangle with a row of round old brilliant-cut diamonds separated by oval sapphires in claw settings. 700-1000 263 A 15ct gold hinged bangle of openwork scroll and beaded design, the clasp stamped Rd 121015, 15ct. 250-300 264 264 A 15ct gold, sapphire and diamond mounted hinged bangle with applied bead and wirework with central star-set oval sapphire between round old brilliant-cut diamonds. 250-300 262 265 A diamond mounted oval brooch of openwork foliate design with round old brilliantcut stones, estimated to weigh a total of 2.0cts. 500-700 266 An oval shell cameo brooch with the profile of two young women within a beaded scrollwork frame. 150-200 263 267 An aquamarine single-stone ring with rounded rectangular stone in a four-claw setting between foliate engraved shoulders. 400-500 44
268 269 270 271 272 273 268 An 18ct white gold, ruby and diamond mounted 'ballerina' cluster ring with central oval ruby claw-set within an undulating surround of brilliant and tapering baguette-cut diamonds. 400-600 269 A sapphire and diamond mounted oval cluster ring with central oval sapphire clawset within a surround of brilliant-cut diamonds. 250-300 270 A diamond mounted ova cluster ring with central oval old brilliant-cut stone claw-set within a surround of smaller diamonds. 280-320 271 A late 19th century gold, sapphire and diamond mounted cluster ring with central oval sapphire, approximately 9.6mm long x 6.3mm wide, between triple clusters of old brilliant-cut diamonds, approximately 1.3cts total, in a scroll-pierced setting with diamond points. 700-1000 272 A ruby and diamond mounted five-stone half-hoop ring with three graduated round old brilliant-cut diamonds, approximately 0.2cts, 0.7cts and 0.2cts, separated by oval rubies in claw setting. 600-800 273 A ruby and diamond mounted oval cluster ring with central oval ruby within a surround of smaller rubies and circular brilliant-cut diamonds. 350-450 274 A diamond mounted eternity ring pave-set with single-cut diamonds, size L1/2. 150-200 276 275 A diamond mounted singlestone ring with circular brilliant-cut stone, approximately 7.6mm x 4.6mm, estimated to weigh 1.7cts, in a raised wire claw setting. 1500-2000 276 An early 20th century platinum and diamond mounted bracelet of graduated circular openwork links with central oval link, millegrain and pave-set with circular diamonds and on expanding flexible bracelet. 600-800 277 A late 19th century gold, silver and diamond mounted brooch of stylized openwork lyre design with coronet surmount and central circular cluster, the principal diamond approximately 0.6cts, remaining diamonds total approximately 4.5cts. 1800-2200 45
278 278 Faberge An enamelled, gold, bowenite and rose diamond mounted cane handle, workmaster Michail Perchin, St Petersburg, with pale green bowenite ball above a collar decorated with translucent pink guilloche enamel with applied gold wreaths of laurel and between rose-diamond set bands, 65mm high, 56 standard, marks struck on collar below bowenite ball and on underside of tubular section at base, scratched on underside of tubular section with numbers possibly 255K, 672, K44, with an inserted gilt screw fitting together with a brown parasol, the shaft stamped Brigg & Sons. 10000-15000 END OF SALE 46
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