lady’s keyless-wind demi-hunting cased Fob Watch, 9ct. gold cased Wrist Watch, by Omega

A collection of pocket and other Watch Movements, mostly 18th/19th Century dates; two pocket watch outer Cases; and sundry watch movement Parts (a qty.)

A gentleman’s 18ct. gold cased keyless-wind demi-hunting cased Pocket Watch, Chester, 1921, the jewelled lever movement with adjustable regulator and signed

Syren, Swiss Made, plain cuvette, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands, the case front with cobalt

enamel Roman numerals, the case back plain

A lady’s keyless-wind demi-hunting cased Fob Watch, with a gilt jewelled Swiss lever movement,
No. 1774879, with regulator, the cuvette
inscribed Jays, 142—144 Oxford Str.,
London W., the white enamel dial with
black Roman numerals and blued steel
hands, the case front with blue enamel
Roman numerals, the case back
monogram engraved

A silver cased circular Lords
Patent Pocket Calculator, London, 1898,
the silvered dial with numerated
adjustable rings, signed R. Waddington,
Coventry, the ring and needle adjustments
at the top

A gentleman’s keyless-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, the gilt partly jewelled lever movement signed to the backplate Hillside A. M. Watch Co., Waltham, Mass.,

4428767, safety pinion, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and gilt hands, the bow replaced, the case back repaired and

monogram engraved, with an 18ct. gold bar and oval link watch Albert with two swivels and ‘T’-bar as fitted

A gentleman’s 9ct. gold cased Wrist Watch, by Omega, Automatic Seamaster Model, the circular silvered dial with baton numeral indicators, gilt hands and

centre seconds with day and date apertures, on a Chaincraft multiple chain link bracelet with clasp

A gilt-metal and polychrome enamelled key-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, 1st quarter of 19th Century, with a gilt unsigned plate movement, repeat/alarm

regulator, the case back marked Leton, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and blued steel hands, the case back enamelled with a view of a girl

drawing water from a well in a garden, in a black enamel surround with leafage wreath border

A gentleman’s 18ct. gold cased
key-wind open-faced Pocket
Chronometer, London, 1861, the gilt
movement signed to the backplate Savory
&f Sons, Cornhill, London, No. 18691, plain
cuvette, the white enamel dial with black
Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and
gilt hands, the case back with engine-
turned decoration, with a key

A gentleman’s key less-wind full hunting cased quarter repeating Pocket Watch, with an unsigned gilt jewelled lever movement, striking on two gongs, plain

cuvette, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands, case damaged

A lady’s 18ct. gold cased plunge winding open-faced Fob Watch, with an unsigned glazed gilt cylinder movement, the white enamel dial with black Roman

numerals and blued steel hands, hair-cracks, the case back with floral and scroll engraved decoration, milled rim to the case

A gilt-on-copper and translucent tortoiseshell pair-cased key-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, the gilt fusee movement with a verge escapement, squared

architectural pillars with scrolls at intervals, mask engraved and scroll pierced balance cock, the backplate signed Isaac Rogers, London, 1687, the white

enamel dial with black Roman hour numerals, Arabic minute numerals and gilt hands, with outer fernwork decorated translucent tortoiseshell case, damaged
A gentleman’s key-wind open-faced plunge repeating Pocket Watch, the gilt plate movement signed Breguet et FUs, No. 24117, scroll pierced balance cock,

signed gilt-metal cuvette, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, steel hands, hour hand lacking, the dial damaged, the case back engine-turned

with milled rim, with a key

A gun-metal cased keyless-wind
open-faced date/moonphase Pocket
Watch, with a steel partly jewelled lever
movement, unsigned, No. 54961, the
white enamel dial with gilt Arabic hour
and minute numerals, date and
days-of-the-week aperture, subsidiary
seconds and moonphase to the dial, the
case back with a gilt monogram

A gentleman’s 18ct. gold cased
key-wind open-faced Pocket Watch,
London, 1824, the gilt fusee movement
with a Duplex escapement, rounded
pillars, slow/fast regulator, the backplate
signed J as. McCabe, Royal Exchange,
London, 10350, with a signed dust cover,
the signed white enamel dial with black
Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and
gilt hands, the outer case undecorated,
with a decorated key

A gentleman’s 18ct. gold cased
full hunting cased keyless-wind Pocket
Watch, London, 1894, with a gilt
three-quarter plate jewelled lever
movement, the backplate signed Army &
Navy Co-operative Society Ld’, 105 Victoria
Stf’¦, London S.W., No. 6615, plain cuvette,
the numbered white enamel dial with
black Roman numerals, subsidiary
seconds and blued steel hands, the case
front monogram engraved

A gentleman’s gold cased
plunge quarter repeating Pocket Watch,
1st half 18th Century, the gilt fusee
movement with a verge escapement,
rounded pillars, mask engraved and
scroll pierced balance cock, the backplate
signed Henry Stockar, London, rose
diamond endstone, repeating on a bell,
the inner case with engraved and pierced
decoration, the white enamel dial with
black Roman numerals to the hours and
Arabic numerals to the minutes, blued
steel poker hands, replaced gilt-on-
copper bow, the original outer case lacking,
with inner signed silvered dust cover,
with an associated 19th Century gilt
outer cover, the back and front engraved
with mottos: Hold to the Law, crest
engraved within to the front, Watch and
Pray to the back, with a key and a leather
Henry Stockar, London (Change Alley) 1708-31.

A gentleman’s keyless-wind
open-faced repeating chronograph
moonphase Pocket Watch, with a lever
movement, the white enamel dial with
black Roman numerals, centre seconds
and four subsidiary dials, damaged,
recased in a silver case of earlier date,
hallmarked for Birmingham 1891; a
gun-metal cased square cased keyless-
wind open-faced Watch, the dial with
visible escapement, signed Hebdomas,
8-jours; and a gentleman’s keyless-wind
demi-hunting cased gilt-metal Pocket
Watch, with a gilt English lever
movement, the white enamel dial with
black Roman numerals, subsidiary
seconds and gilt hands

A gentleman’s 18ct. gold cased key-wind open-faced Fob Watch, London, 1868, the unsigned gilt movement with a scroll engraved balance cock, the floral

decorated gilt dial with black Roman numerals and blued steel hands, the case back with engraved decoration and a vacant shield-shaped cartouche, with a key

and a gilt-metal dress Albert

A gentleman’s 18ct. gold cased key-wind open-faced Fob Watch, London, 1889, with a gilt three-quarter plate part jewelled lever movement, the backplate

signed J. W. Benson, ‘The Ludgate’, Patent No. 4658, Best London Make, 3946, the cuvette motto inscribed, the floral and scroll decorated matt gilt dial with

black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and gilt hands, the case with floral and scroll engraved decoration and a monogrammed shield-shaped cartouche, with

a key; a gentleman’s silver cased keyless-wind demi-hunting cased Pocket Watch, Birmingham, 1898; and a gentleman’s silver cased keyless-wind open-faced

Pocket Watch, import mark London, 1918

A lady’s key-wind open-faced Fob Watch, with an unsigned Swiss cylinder movement, the cuvette and dial signed Camerer Kuss ?sf Co., the floral decorated matt

gilt dial with black Roman numerals and steel hands, the case back floral, leafage and scroll decorated with a vacant shield-shaped cartouche, with a key

A lady’s 9ct. gold cased bracelet Watch, import mark Glasgow, 1929, by
Rolex, the jewelled movement signed
Rolex, Standard Quality, the circular
silvered dial with black Arabic numerals
and blued steel hands, on an expanding
scroll decorated bracelet; and a lady’s
Wrist Watch, on an expanding gilt-metal
bracelet

A gentleman’s 18ct. gold cased
key-wind open-faced Pocket Watch,
London, 1811, the gilt fusee movement
with a cylinder escapement, rounded
pillars, unengraved floral and scroll
pierced balance cock with a trophy of
arms motif, slow/fast regulator, the
backplate signed Brockbanks, London,
No. 6241, dust cover, plain inner case,
the matt and engine-turned dial with gilt
Arabic numerals, serpentine steel hands
and milled rim, the glazed case back with
two-colour gold floral and leafage
decoration to the centre and border

18ct. gold cased keyless-wind demi-hunting cased Pocket Watch, square silver cased Bedside Clock, 18ct. gold Wrist Watch

A gentleman’s 18ct. gold cased keyless-wind demi-hunting cased Pocket Watch, Birmingham, 1898, with an unsigned gilt three-quarter plate part jewelled lever

movement, No. 126888, plain cuvette, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands, the case back crest and motto

engraved, the case front with cobalt enamel Roman numerals

A gentleman’s keyless-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, with a gilt unsigned jewelled lever movement, plain cuvette, the white enamel dial with black Arabic hour

numerals, red Arabic minute numerals, scroll pierced gilt hands, subsidiary seconds, the case back monogram engraved, on a decorated bar and trace link chain

Albert with a swivel and bolt ring as fitted

A square silver cased Bedside Clock, Birmingham, 1924, the circular silvered dial with gilt raised Arabic numerals and blued steel hands, eight-day Page,

Keen and Page, Plymouth Swiss movement, the front with engine-turned decoration, Greek-key pattern borders

A gentleman’s silver pair-cased key-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, Birmingham, 1875, the gilt fusee movement with a lever escapement, rounded pillars, scroll

and floral engraved balance cock, the backplate signed Beha Lickert & Co., Norwich,
No. 16073, dust cover, the white enamel
dial with black Roman numerals and gilt
hands, with a key, the outer case plain;
and a lady’s key-wind open-faced Fob
Watch, with a Swiss cylinder movement,
unsigned, the silvered dial with Roman
numerals and blued steel hands, with a
key

A gentleman’s 18ct. gold
key-wind full hunting cased Pocket
Watch, London, 1898, the gilt fusee
movement with a lever escapement,
rounded pillars, scroll engraved balance
cock, slow/fast regulator, Thos Hawley, 75
Strand, London, No. 2244, the scroll
decorated gilt dial with gilt Roman
numerals, the case front crest engraved,
recused, with two keys

A gentleman’s 18ct. gold cased keyless-wind open-faced Chronograph Pocket Watch, Chester, 1895, the gilt three-quarter plate partly jewelled lever movement

signed to the backplate Thos Russell fc? Son, Maker to the Queen, 12 Church Street, Liverpool, 91124, the cuvette presentation inscribed, the case back

monogram engraved, the white enamel dial with black Roman hour numerals, centre seconds and blued steel hands, with a two-tone curb link dress Albert with

fittings

A gentleman’s keyless-wind full hunting cased Dress Watch, the gilt jewelled lever movement with micrometer regulator, No. 797636, the cuvette and dial

signed International Watch Co., Schaffhausen, the gilt dial with black Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands, the outer case with banded

decoration to the back and front with a vacant shield-shaped cartouche

An 18ct. gold Wrist Watch, 1931,
with later unsigned circular Swiss
movement, silver engine-turned dial with
Arabic numerals, the winder at 12, the
sides of the case with engraved
decoration, London import mark 1931,
31mm. long

A gold and Royal blue enamel
plunge quarter repeating automaton
Watch, circa 1810, with a gilt unsigned
plate cylinder movement, undecorated
IVV adjustment, matt cuvette, the Royal
blue enamel face decorated with figures
of a lady and gentleman, striking on two
bells with a floral central division, the
small circular white enamel dial with
black Arabic numerals and gilt hands,
the case back with engine-turned
decoration, with shaped rim

A gentleman’s keyless-wind
open-faced Pocket Watch, with a gilt
jewelled lever movement, unsigned, the
white enamel dial with black Roman
hour numerals, subsidiary seconds and
blued steel hands; and a gentleman’s 9ct.
gold keyless-wind open-faced Dress
Watch, import mark London, 1928, with a
steel Swiss lever movement, No. 049598,
the circular silvered dial with blue Arabic
numerals, subsidiary seconds and blued
steel hands, the case back undecorated

A lady’s 18ct. gold cased
demi-hunting cased Wrist Watch,
import mark London, 1910, with a
jewelled Swiss lever movement, the
circular white enamel dial with black
Roman numerals and blued steel hands,
the case front with a cobalt enamel
chapter ring, on a black ribbon strap; a
lady’s bracelet Watch, by Schulz, the
rectangular dial with gilt Arabic
numerals, on a multiple chain link
bracelet with a fold-over clasp; and two
ladies’ Wrist Watches, various designs

A gentleman’s keyless-wind
open-faced calendar moonphase Pocket
Watch, with an unsigned Swiss lever
movement, plain cuvette, the circular
white enamel dial with black Roman
numerals and four subsidiary dials for
Days-of-the-Month, Moonphase, Months-
of-the-Year and Days-of-the-Week, dial
damaged, the case back with a vacant
shield-shaped and garter cartouche

A gentleman’s 18ct. gold cased
key-wind plunge quarter repeating
Pocket Watch, London, 1822, the gilt
movement signed French, Royal Exchange,
London, No. 3132, mask engraved and
scroll balance cock, slow/fast regulator,
rose diamond set endstone, the cuvette
crest and motto inscribed, the signed
silver matt dial with blued Roman
numerals, subsidiary seconds and gilt
hands, the dial signed French, Royal
Exchange, the case back undecorated,
with a key

A lady’s 18ct. gold cased key-wind open-faced Fob Watch, London, 1876, the gilt movement signed to the backplate Edwin Flinn, London, 18412, slow/fast

regulator, scroll engraved balance cock, the scroll decorated matt gilt dial with black Roman numerals and blued steel hands, the case back with engraved

decoration and a vacant shield-shaped cartouche, with a key, cased

A lady’s 18ct. gold cased key-wind open-faced Fob Watch, London, 1870, the gilt movement signed to the backplate Rowell fcf Son, Oxford, 13896, slow/fast

regulator, scroll engraved balance cock, the floral and leafage decorated matt gilt dial with black Roman numerals and blued steel hands, the inner case

presentation inscribed, the outer case back with engraved decoration and vacant shield-shaped cartouche

A gentleman’s gold cased
pair-cased key-wind open-faced Pocket
Watch, London, 1793, the gilt fusee
movement with a verge escapement,
rounded pillars, scrolls at intervals, vase
engraved and scroll pierced balance cock,
the backplate signed Geo. Angus, Aberdeen,
211, the white enamel dial with black
Roman numerals and gilt hands, the
outer case undecorated

A silver key-wind open-faced
Pocket Watch, London, 1761, the gilt
fusee movement with a verge
escapement, squared architectural pillars
with scrolls at intervals, scroll and leafage
pierced balance cock, the backplate
signed W. M. Draper, London, 1069, the
white enamel dial with black Roman
hour numerals, Arabic minute numerals
and steel hands, outer case undecorated;
and a small-size silver key-wind
open-faced Pocket Watch, the later case
London, 1855, the gilt fusee movement
with scrolled pillars, scroll pierced
balance cock, signed to the plate
C. Cabrien, London, 5712, the white
enamel dial with black Roman numerals,
the outer case with engine-turned
decoration

A gentleman’s silver pair-cased
key-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, the
gilt fusee movement with a verge
escapement, squared architectural pillars
with scrolls, the mask engraved and
scroll pierced balance cock with a mask
terminal, the plate signed John Lampe,
London, the white enamel dial with black
Roman hour numerals, Arabic minute
numerals and steel hands, the outer case
undecorated

A gentleman’s key-wind silver
cased open-faced Pocket Watch,
London, 1821, with a gilt fusee lever
movement, rounded pillars, mask
engraved and pierced balance cock,
slow/fast regulator, the movement signed
French, London, No. 3762, with a signed
dust cover, the floral and scroll
decorated silvered dial with a gilt border
and Roman numerals, with gilt hands,
the outer case undecorated, with a key

A gentleman’s silver plunge
quarter repeating Pocket Watch, the
unsigned gilt movement with a scroll
pierced balance cock, gilt-metal sprung
cuvette, the white enamel dial with black
Arabic numerals and gilt hands, the case
back glazed

A gilt-on-copper pair-cased key-wind open-faced quarter repeating Pocket Watch, the gilt fusee movement with a verge escapement, signed Jno. Fauer, London,

1139, mask engraved, scroll and floral pierced balance cock, rounded pillars, signed dust cover, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, damaged;

and a gilt-on-copper small-size pair-cased key-wind open-faced Watch, the gilt fusee movement with a verge escapement, squared architectural pillars, scrolls

at intervals, bird and scroll pierced balance cock, the movement signed Wm. Evill, Bath, No. 2396, the outer case undecorated

ruby and diamond Ring, rose diamond, ruby and sapphire Brooch, diamond five-stone Ring, sapphire and diamond cluster Ring

A ruby and diamond Ring, claw set with an oval ruby in a surround of small circular cut diamonds in a leafage and random design

A diamond cluster Ring, in a
circular design, the principal circular cut
diamond mounted at the centre with
surrounding smaller diamonds between
split shoulders

A gold and turquoise circular
locket-backed Brooch, rd quarter of
19th Century, the hemispherical centre
pave set with turquoise in a surround of
oval turquoise stones in rope-twist
wirework borders, a locket compartment
at the back, cased

A gold, turquoise and rose
diamond set Bangle, circa, the
front with three turquoise and rose
diamond set hemispherical clusters in
beaded borders, on a snap clasp with a
safety chain, cased-,

A rose diamond, ruby and sapphire Brooch, last quarter of 19th Century, designed as a butterfly with outspread wings, the body set with a row of half-pearls
An 8ct. gold oval and multiple bar link long guard Muff Chain, the
front with a swivel as fitted a foil-backed
flat cut garnet Brooch, circa, the
principal garnet mounted at the centre
and a circular pale-green jade Pendant,
the centre pierced

A ruby and diamond Brooch,
circa, in a fan pierced panel-
shaped design with the principal circular
cut diamond mounted at the centre
between two large circular cut rubies, the
remaining design set with rose and small
circular cut diamonds in a milligrain
setting

A lady’s pale-green enamelled
bezel winding spherical pendant Fob
Watch, the small circular silvered dial
with black Arabic numerals and gilt
hands, with a pale-green enamelled
circular locket-backed brooch fitting
from enamelled bar links, with a safety
chain

A gold and carbuncle Bracelet,
rd quarter of 19th Century, the front
collet set with three carbuncles with the
principal stone at the centre, on a
two-row serpentine link chain with a
snap clasp

A diamond five-stone Ring,
mounted with a row of cushion-shaped diamonds with pairs of small diamonds at intervals, five small diamonds lacking

A diamond Brooch, last quarter of 19th Century, designed as a small crescent, set with cushion-shaped diamonds graduating in size to the centre stone, cased—

A diamond and cultured pearl Brooch, circa, in a pierced elliptical design, the principal circular cut diamond mounted at the centre with a row of graduated small pearls at each side, the mount in a pierced design with small circular cut diamonds at intervals

A turquoise and rose diamond
Brooch, rd quarter of 19th Century,
designed as a horseshoe, set with a row
of calibre cut turquoise with a border of
rose cut diamonds, the pin fittings can be
detached

A diamond three-stone Bar
Brooch, claw set with circular cut
diamonds with the principal diamond
mounted at the centre of the openwork
mount-,

An oval hardstone cameo Brooch, circa, designed as the bust portrait of Ceres facing to dexter, her hair with ears of corn, in a plain mount with a safety chain, cased

A gold, lapis lazuli and diamond pendant Cross, nd half of 19th Century, the principal cushion-shaped diamond mounted at the centre and with diamond set terminals—

A diamond Ring, claw set as a row of three circular cut diamonds in a surround of smaller claw set circular cut diamonds, the principal diamond mounted at the centre—

A pale-blue sapphire and colourless stone link Bracelet, the centre as a row of square step cut pale-blue sapphires with a row of small circular cut colourless stones at each side, on a snap clasp

A gentleman’s 8ct. gold oval and bar link Watch Albert, with ‘T’-bar and swivel as fitted, with a pendant mounted George III spade guine, fob

A sapphire and diamond cluster Ring, the claw set oval cut sapphire in a surround of eight circular cut diamonds, in an 8ct. gold mount

An opal and diamond three-stone Ring, the claw set oval cut opal mounted between two circular cut diamonds

A diamond Brooch, circa,
in a latticework pierced circular design, the principal circular cut diamond mounted at the centre in a surround of smaller diamonds, damaged

REPEATING BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK - BRASS CARRIAGE TIMEPIECE - I8-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED KEYLESS LEVER WATCH - GOLD HUNTING-CASED KEYLESS LEVER WATCH

A GILT-BRONZE AND ELECTROTYPE HOUR-REPEATING   CARRIAGE   CLOCK,   the   dial
with a silvered chapter ring signed Crouch & Son, the front plate with birds amongst birds and flowering stem, the sides with conforming panels, divided by Corinthian columns,

the case with an inscription dated 1889, 8in; 20cm, 1880′.

A REPEATING BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK, the
dial with arabic numerals within an engine-turned front plate, in a Corniche case engraved with an inscription dated 1903,; 19cm, c. 1900.

A GILT-BRASS CARRIAGE HOUR-REPEATING
CLOCK, the dial with roman numerals, the platform lever escapement with compensation balance, the case bevel-glazed and flanked by twisted columns with Corinthian capitals,

14cm, with key, c. 1890.

A    GILT-BRASS    HALF-HOUR-REPEATING
CARRIAGE CLOCK by Louis Fernier et
Frere, the backplate with maker’s
stamp and numbered 7295, the cannelee
case with enamel chapter ring
18.4cm, with key and red morocco case,
c. 1910.

AN   HOUR-REPEATING   BRASS   CARRIAGE
CLOCK in a rectangular bevel-glazed
Anglaise case, 7Jin; 18.5cm, with key,
c. 1900.

A GILT-BRASS CARRIAGE CLOCK, the case numbered 6902, with half-hour striking and Edinburgh retailer’s name, in a Corniche case, 16.5cm, c. 1900.

A BRASS CARRIAGE TIMEPIECE, the dial
with roman numerals, the movement with cylinder platform escapement in a serpentine bevel-glazed case, 6in; 15cm, with key, in brown morocco leather travelling case, c. 1900.

AN 18-CARAT GOLD HALF-HUNTING-CASED
LEVER WATCH by J&A Jump, London, 354, the full-plate movement with chain fusee, the dial with repeat signature and subsidiary seconds, 49mm, hallmarked London 1869, with two

keys.

A BRASS OVAL CARRIAGE TIMEPIECE with
a cylinder platform escapement, the dial with roman numerals in a bevel-glazed oval case, 6in; 15cm, with key and red morocco leather travelling case, early 20th century.

AN 18-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED CENTRE-SECONDS LEVER WATCH, no. 7/7851, the three-quarter plate movement with compensation balance, the dial with centre-seconds and roman numerals,

53mm, hallmarked London 1876, with key.

A GOLD HUNTING-CASED KEYLESS LEVER
WATCH by Waltham, no. 11019752, the full-plate movement with compensation balance and micrometer adjustment, the dial with repeat signature, roman numerals and subsidiary

seconds, the case engraved with a village scene within a border of leaves, 52mm.

A BRASS CARRIAGE TIMEPIECE with lever
platform escapement, the dial with roman numerals in an Anglaise case, 6in; 15cm, with key, c. 1900.

A GILT-BRASS OVAL CARRIAGE TIMEPIECE
with lever platform escapement, the dial with roman numerals in a moulded bevel-glazed oval case, 5fin; 14.5cm, with key, c. 1900.

A   GOLD   OPEN-FACED   KEYLESS   LEVER
WATCH by Howard Watch Co. Boston,
1348384, with compensation balance and
jewelled pallets, the dial with silvered
plate, repeat signature and subsidiary
seconds, 46mm, and a base-metal
Hunting-Cased Cylinder Watch, prob-
ably Swiss, 51mm.

AN 18-CAR AT GOLD HALF-HUNTING-CASED KEYLESS LEVER WATCH by Connell,
83 Cheapside, London, no. 7675, the three-quarter plate movement with compensation balance, the dial with repeat signature, roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the case

engraved with a monogram, 48mm.

AN  18-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED LEVER
WATCH, no. 54503, the three-quarter
plate movement with chain fusee, the
dial with roman numerals, the case en-
graved with flowers, 40mm, halimarked
Chester 1870, with a gold chain and a
key.

AN I8-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED KEYLESS
LEVER WATCH by J. W. Benson, 62 & 64 Ludgate Hill, London, no. 16401, the three-quarter plate movement with compensation balance, the dial with repeat signature, roman numerals

and subsidiary seconds, the case with a milled band, 47mm, halimarked 1905.

AN  18-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED LEVER
WATCH by Robert Poskell, Liverpool, no. 56682, with a three-quarter plate move¬ment, the dial with repeat signature, the case engine-turned, 48mm, hallmarked London 1850.

AN 18-CARAT GOLD HALF-HUNTING-CASED KEYLESS LEVER WATCH by Bar-
rauds & Lunds (Cornhill), 14 Bishops Gate St. London, no. 375476, the three-quarter plate movement with com-pensation balance, the dial with roman numerals and subsidiary

seconds, 48mm, hallmarked London 1919.

AN 18-CARAT GOLD HALF-HUNTING-CASED KEYLESS    LEVER    WATCH    by    W.    E.
Harrison, Stockton-on- Tees, three-quarter plate movement, the dial with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, 48mm, hallmarked London 1885.

AN EARLY ELECTRIC CLOCK - BRASS LANTERN CLOCK - CHAIN FUSEE MANTEL CLOCK - SMALL REPEATING EBONISED BRACKET CLOCK

AN IRISH MAHOGANY ‘REGULATOR’, the
circular 13in dial signed Jameson, Dublin, the movement with anchor escapement and hour striking, in an arched case with an arched bevelled glazed waist door, 77in; 195.5cm,

with pendulum, winder and two weights, 1820/1840.

AN EARLY ELECTRIC CLOCK by Eureka,
no. 9229, patent no. 14614, the dial with
repeat signature and roman numerals,
above a large balance and a circular
base, 12in; 31cm, with a glass dorne,
early 20th Century.

A   BLACK   JAPANNED   BRACKET   CLOCK,
movement no. 42115, with silvered chapter ring, strike/silent dial in an arched case, with chinoiserie, Hin; 28cm, with key, early 20th Century.

A   GILT-SPELTER   MANTEL   CLOCK,   the
porcelain dial flanked by a female figure on an alabaster plinth, 16^in; 42cm, c 1860.

A MAHOGANY CHIMING LONGCASE CLOCK,
the movement numbered 10084, the 15lin arched dial with calendar aper¬ture and strike/silent, chime/silent, Whittington/Westminster subsidiary dials with quarter striking on

nine gongs, the arched hood with glazed door and sides with moulded astragals, the lower panel inlaid with a basket of flowers, 108in; 274cm, late 1890′i, with three weights and

a pendulum.

A BRASS LANTERN CLOCK, the movement with twin chain fusee, 16in; 41cm approx., with pendulum and pendulum locking, with key, c. 1880.

A MAHOGANY MANTEL TIMEPIECE, re¬tailed by Dent Royal Exchange, the white enamel dial with roman numerals, in an arched case inlaid with boxwood stringing and a patera, on ball

feet, 9in ; 23cm, with key, c. 1910.

A MAHOGANY AND MARQUETRY TIME¬PIECE, the white enamel dial with arabic numerals, the case inlaid with neo¬classical motifs, 9lin; 24cm, with key, c. 1910.

A MAHOGANY BRACKET TIMEPIECE, the
silvered dial with roman numerals, signed A. Paul, Edinr., in a rectangular case with a moulded pediment, 13^in; 34cm, with pendulum, 1840.

A   MAHOGANY   LONGCASE   CLOCK   with
quarter striking on eight chimes, the dial with a silvered chapter ring and subsidiary chime/silent dial in the arch flanked by gilt spandrels in an arched case inlaid with

ribbon-tied swags and with a glazed waist door on bracket feet, 85in; 216cm, with pendulum and weights, c. 1910.

A  GOOD  MAHOGANY  LONGCASE  CLOCK
with quarter striking on eight tubular bells, the gilt dial applied with pierced leaf spandrels and a silvered chapter ring below subsidiary chime/silent and

Westminster/Whittington/St Michael subsidiary dials, the case with a blind fret carved hood surmounted by scroll cresting carved with anthemion and flanked by turned Cluster

columns, the waist with a bevelled glazed door, the base applied with ‘C scroll moulding on claw-and-ball feet, 95in; 241cm, c. 1910.

AN OAK CHAIN FUSEE MANTEL CLOCK, the
heavy brass movement with half-hour striking, on two gongs, in a rectangular leaf-carved case, the silvered dial with retailers’ signature, W. Tucker, Bristol, 15in; 38cm, with

pendulum, c. 1880.
The inside bears a label: ‘Case designed by Mr Bell from College Green old grammar school.

A   GILT-SPELTER   ANEROID   BAROMETER
held in a bold cartouche by Neptune and Mercury, 19in; 48cm, c. 1890.

A   BRASS    INLAID    EBONISED    CHIMING
BRACKET CLOCK by John Moore & Sons, Clerkenwell, London, no. 11469, the dial signed, the three-train movement with chain fusee, striking the quarters on eight bells and one rod

gong, pendu-lum locking, the case inlaid with brass foliage and with pierced brass Gothick sides, 17in; 43cm, mid 19th Century.

A   FINE   SMALL   REPEATING   EBONISED
BRACKET CLOCK by J. & W. Mitchell, Glasgow, the anchor escapement with twin chain fusee, the brass dial with repeat signature and roman numerals, the case with arched glazed

sides and inlaid with brass stringing, below a stepped top, 8fin; 22cm, with pendu-lum, c. 1850.

A MAHOGANY BRACKET CLOCK by J. W.
Benson, London, with quarter striking on rive gongs, the dial with roman numerals, in a waisted case with arched moulded base, surmounted by an urn finial, 25^in; 65cm, with

key, early 20th century.

A MAHOGANY BRACKET TIMEPIECE,  the
dial with roman numerals, signed W. Rest, 27 Beak Street, London W, the movement with chain fusee, the case with a circular frame on a flower-carved moulded base, 21^in; 55cm,

with pendulum, c 1850.

ALABASTER TiMEPiECE - BOULLE MANTEL CLOCK - EBONISED GERMAN EXPORT BRACKET - CARVED WALNUT SCULPTURAL CLOCK - GILT-BRONZE MANTEL CLOCK

AN ALABASTER TiMEPiECE, the dial with arabic numerals, the case carved with a figure of a young woman filling an urn with water from a rock spring, 24in; 61cm, probably Italian,

late 19th century.

A BOULLE BRACKET CLOCK, the backplate signed J.B.D., the dial with enamel roman numerals, stamped Grohe I Wigmore Street London, in a waisted case inlaid with cut-brass foliage

and applied with gilt-bronze leaf mounts, 14in; 36cm, with key and pendulum, mid 19th century.

A WALNUT MANTEL CLOCK with half-hour striking, the leaf-carved case supported by fluted composite columns, 15in ; 38cm, with pendulum, 1890’s.

A BRASS MANTEL TIMEPIECE SUpported
on two columns with a four-ball pendu-
lum, lOiin; 26cm, with glass dorne,
1890’s.

A BOULLE MANTEL CLOCK, the movement numbered 62142, stamped Made in France, with A & N for Army and Navy, contained in a waisted case inlaid with foliage on a red tortoiseshell

ground, with leaf-cast mounts, 16in; 41cm, two keys and pendulum, c. 1900.

A WALNUT VIENNA REGULATOR, the dial
with roman numerals, in a glazed case surmounted by a turned finial and two scrolls, 35in; 89cm, with pendulum andkey, c. 1900.

MARBLE   AND   GILT-BRONZE   PLINTH
CLOCK, the rectangular plinth with a leaf-cast border above a central dial in the frieze with arabic numerals, on short fluted column feet, 6 by 13in; 15 by 33cm, c. 1890.

AN EBONISED GERMAN EXPORT BRACKET
CLOCK in English mid-Georgian style, with quarter striking on two gongs, the backplate with makers’ mark W&H Sch., in a glazed case with gilt mounts, 17in; 43cm, with pendulum

and key, c. 1890.

A WALNUT BRACKET CLOCK with quarter-hour striking on five gongs, the silvered dial with roman numerals, the case with glazed sides and a basket top sur-mounted by an urn, the

sides with female term mounts, 23.5in; 59cm, with pendulum, c. 1900.

AN ALABASTER MANTEL CLOCK, the half-
hour striking movement in a drum case with four twist-turned Supports, the rectangular base applied with gilt-metal crescents and stars, 20fin; 52.5cm, 1870.

A CARVED WALNUT SCULPTURAL CLOCK
GARNITURE, the movement stamped Leuenberger Interlaken 1266, surrounded by an eagle, a hunting dog and stag on a rockwork base, 32in; 81cm; flanked by A Pair of Carved Groups of

Deer in a woodland setting, 2lin; 53cm, pen-dulum and key, Austrian, late 19th Century.

A GILT-BRONZE MANTEL CLOCK, the dial
with enamel roman numerals, the case cast with ‘Renaissance’ scroll-work and motifs, the sides with winged female terms, the whole surmounted by an urn with gryphon handles,

19in; 50cm, third quarter of the 19th Century.

A GILTWOOD AND PORCELAIN LONG CASE
CLOCK, the dial with arabic numerals, above two columns painted with young women in classical dress flanking two oval plaques similarly painted, the pendulum with a conforming

circular panel, the base with an oval plaque painted with a young woman lying on a couch above a rectangular panel painted with a similar scene with a putto kneel-ing at her

side, the whole with foliate moulding and engraved scrollwork, 63in; 161cm, probably German, c. 1880.

A ROSEWOOD BRACKET CLOCK by French
Royal Exchange, London, with chain
fusee and quarter-striking on nine bells,
the dial with roman numerals, the case
with moulded sides and a leaf- and
scroll-carved front below an arched top,
on leaf-carved scroll feet, 2lin; 54cm,
with a bracket.

A GOOD EBONY BRACKET CLOCK by Thomas Boxell, Brighton, with twin chain fusee and striking on a single gong, the matt gilt dial with repeat signature, fleur-de-lys hands and

roman numerals, in a rectangular case with floral engraved side panels and a moulded base, 15|in; 39.5cm , with key, c. 1840.

A SATINWOOD REPEATING BRACKET CLOCK,
the dial signed Desbois & Wheeler, London, engraved on the backplate Desbois & Wheeler, Gray’s Inn Passage, with knopped pillars and gut fusee, striking the hours on a single

bell, the case with a dentil cornice, 16in; 41cm, with pendulum locking, 1830′.
Desbois and Wheeler are recorded by Baillie as working until 1835.

A   WALNUT   BRACKET   CLOCK   in   Well-
figured wood, the movement with twin chain fusee, striking the hours on a
single rod gong and the half-hour on a bell, with an enamel dial and bevel-glazed sides, with pendulum, 17in; 43cm, c. 1860.

A MAHOGANY BANJO BAROMETER with a
silvered dial above a spirit level, inscribed Pratt-Huntingdon, the waist with a thermometer, the whole surmounted by an arched cresting, 43in; 110cm, early 19th century.

AN OAK QUARTER-REPEATTNG GRAND SONNERIE CHIMING MANTEL CLOCK, the
three-barrel chain fusee movement with pendulum locking striking on nine bells, with a brass dial and an arched case carved with guilloche fiowerhead and spandrels, with

pull-quarter repeat sounding the hours and quarters, 2lin; 53.5cm, with key and pendulum, c. 1850.

A ROSEWOOD AND MARQUETRY MINIATURE
LONG-CASE TIMEPIECE, the movement now with cylinder escapement, the waist inlaid with foliage, fianked by four columns, 19in; 48cm, base loaded, c. 1900

ANTIQUE GOLD OPEN-FACED KEYLESS LEVER WATCH, SILVER HUNTING-CASED QUARTER-REPEATING KEYLESS LEVER WATCH, GOLD OPEN-FACED CYLINDER WATCH, SLIM GOLD-PLATED KEYLESS LEVER WATCH

A   GOLD   OPEN-FACED   KEYLESS   LEVER
WATCH by Moeris, with compensation balance, the dial with repeat signature and roman numerals, the case engine-turned, 43mm.

A   GOLD   OPEN-FACED   KEYLESS   LEVER
CHRONOGRAPH retailed by J. Smith & Son, 9 Strand, no. 25813, the three-quarter plate Swiss movement with compensation balance, the dial with centre seconds and subsidiary

seconds and minutes, the case with a chronograph button in the winder, 53mm.

A GOOD GOLD CHAIN with tWO sprung
clasps.

A   GOLD   OPEN-FACED   KEYLESS   LEVER
WATCH with compensation balance and micrometer adjustment, the dial with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, 52mm.

A   GOLD   AND   ENAMEL   HUNTING-CASED
CYLINDER WATCH with a Swiss bar
movement, the dial with roman
numerals, the case inlaid and painted
with reserves of a bowl of fruit and a
lakeside scene within scrolling foliage,
40mm, with a matching buckle brooch,
chain and key.

A SILVER HUNTING-CASED QUARTER-REPEATING KEYLESS LEVER WATCH with
compensation balance and jewelled pallets, the dial with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the case with a repeat slide in the band, 52mm, hall-marked London 1885.

A GOLD HUNTING-CASED MINUTE-REPEAT-ING KEYLESS LEVER CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPH, with compensation balance and exposed Chronograph mechanism, the dial with centre seconds, pierced

hands, subsidiary seconds and day/night aper-ture, calendar dial and day/month apertures, the case engine-turned and with a Chronograph button and a repeat button in the band,

56mm.

A GOLD HUNTING-CASED KEYLESS LEVER
WATCH with bar movement, the dial signed Hry Moser & Cie, with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, 35mm.

A GLASS KEYLESS LEVER DESK TIMEPIECE,
the dial with subsidiary day, date, month and subsidiary seconds below a day/night dial, the case with a silvered centre section and circular magnifying back and front panels,

69mm.

A GOLD HUNTING-CASED KEYLESS LEVER
WATCH, the movement with compensation balance, jewelled pallets and micro-meter adjustment, the dial with roman numerals, 49mm, with a gold chain.

A GOOD GOLD HUNTING-CASED MINUTE-REPEATING   CALENDAR   KEYLESS   LEVER
CHRONOGRAPH, the movement with compensation balance, exposed steel Chronograph mechanism and gold cuvette, the dial with centre seconds, and subsidiary day, date, month and

seconds dial, one inset with a night/day dial, the case engraved with a crest Virtute et Valore, and with a repeat button and Chronograph button in the band, 58mm

A GOLD OPEN-FACED CYLINDER WATCH
with a bar movement, the dial with
roman numerals and subsidiary seconds,
the case engine-turned, 45mm, with a
gold chain and a seal and a key.

A GOLD OPEN-FACED CYLINDER WATCH
with a Swiss bar movement, the matt dial with roman numerals and engraved with vine, the case inset with a blood-stone, 33mm, with a gold bow and a
key.

A SILVER NIELLO HUNTING-CASED VERGE
WATCH by J. F. Bautte & Co., Geneve, no. 61485, the full-plate movement with chain fusee and pierced balance cock, the case with scrolling leaves and flowers, 42mm.

A GOLD HUNTING-CHASED KEYLESS LEVER
WATCH, the bar movement with com-pensation balance, the dial with roman numerals, pierced hands and subsidiary seconds, the case engraved with fruit, scrollwork and leaves, 54mm

A SLIM GOLD OPEN-FACED LEVER WATCH
with compensation balance, the silvered dial with arabic numerals, 46mm.

A GOLD OPEN-FACED KEYLESS CYLINDER
WATCH with a bar movement, the dial with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the case with scrolling leaves, 37mm.

A GOLD OPEN-FACED KEYLESS CYLINDER
WATCH with a bar movement, the dial with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, 45mm.

A  GOLD  HALF-HUNTING-CASED  KEYLESS
LEVER WATCH with a bar movement with compensation balance, the dial with arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds, the case with a floral band and engine-turned, 50mm.

A   SLIM   GOLD-PLATED   KEYLESS   LEVER
WATCH with a Swiss movement, the dial with bar numerals, signed Silvana, 44mm, and a gold chain, and a gold-plated Lever Watch by Waltham, 43mm.

ANTIQUE WATCH: 18-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED LEVER WATCH, 9-CARAT GOLD HALF-HUNTING-CASED KEYLESS LEVER WATCH, SILVER PAIR-CASED VERGE WATCH

AN   18-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED LEVER
WATCH, the full-plate movement with chain fusee, the matt dial with roman numerals, the case engine-turned, 44mm, hallmarked London 1860.

AN   18-CARAT   GOLD   LEVER   WATCH   by
Marten & Bishops, 20 Bunhill Row, London, no. 49341, the full-plate move-ment with compensation balance and chain fusee, the dial with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds,

51mm, hallmarked London 1867, with key.

AN 18-CARAT GOLD HUNTING-CASED KEY-
LESS LEVER WATCH, by Donne & Son, 6 Birchin Lane, Cornhill, London, no. 1685, the three-quarter plate movement with compensation balance, the dial with roman numerals and

subsidiary seconds, 47mm, hallmarked London 1889.

AN   18-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED LEVER
WATCH by Adam Liddell, 89 Church Street, Liverpool, no. 5476, the three-quarter plate movement with chain fusee, the matt dial with subsidiary seconds, hallmarked 1858, 45mm.

AN   18-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED LEVER
WATCH by Jas. McAllister, no. 2047, the full-plate movement with compensation balance and chain fusee, the matt dial with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the case

engraved with foliage, 49mm, hallmarked London 1858, with key.

AN   I8-CARAT  GOLD  OPEN-FACED  LEVER
WATCH by Savory & Sons, Cornhill, London, no. 15965, the full-plate move-ment with compensation balance, the matt dial with roman numerals, the case engine-turned, 41mm,

hallmarked London indistinctly.

AN   I8-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED LEVER
WATCH by F. Moore, Cornmarket, Derby, no. 12251, the full-plate movement with chain fusee, the matt dial with roman numerals, the case engraved with scrollwork, 40mm,

hallmarked Chester 1889.

A 9-CARAT  GOLD HALF-HUNTING-CASED
KEYLESS LEVER WATCH retailed by J. W. Benson, the Swiss movement with compensation balance, the dial with repeat signature, arabic numerals and sub-sidiary seconds, 50mm,

hallmarked London 1912.

A GOLD HUNTING-CASED KEYLESS LEVER
WATCH by Daniel S. Carrera, Illinois Watch Co., no. 1167632, the movement with compensation balance and micro-meter adjustment, the dial with repeat signature and arabic

numerals, the case engraved with a monogram and with a bead and feather engraved band, 52mm.

AN 18-CARAT GOLD HALF-HUNTING-CASED KEYLESS LEVER WATCH by J. W.
Benson, the three-quarter plate movement with compensation balance, the dial with repeat signature and subsidiary seconds, the case en-graved with leaves, 37mm, hallmarked

London 1912.

AN 18-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED KEYLESS
LEVER WATCH by Pearce & Sons, no. 57771, the three-quarter plate movement with compensation balance, the dial with roman numerals, repeat signature and numeration, 54mm,

hallmarked London 1904, and a gold chain.

AN I8-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED KEYLESS
LEVER WATCH by Manoah Rhodes & Son, no. 25727, the dial with subsidiary seconds, the three-quarter plate movement with compensation balance, the case engine-turned, 52mm,

hallmarked London 1874.

AN   I8-CARAT  GOLD  OPEN-FACED LEVER
WATCH by Robt. Roskell, Liverpool, no. 59866, with a three-quarter plate move-ment, the matt dial with roman numerals, the case engine-turned and with a floral band, 41mm,

hallmarked London 1854.

A 9-CARAT GOLD HALF-HUNTING-CASED
KEYLESS LEVER WATCH by Waltham, U.S.A., no. 24824459, the movement with compensation balance, the dial with repeat signature and subsidiary seconds, 49mm, hallmarked Birmingham

1927.

AN   I8-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED LEVER
WATCH, no. 33830, the full-plate movement with pierced and engraved balance cock, chain fusee and diamond end-stone, the matt dial with arabic numerals, the case engine-turned

and with a milled band, 40mm, hallmarked London 1811.

AN I8-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED KEYLESS
LEVER WATCH by James Watson, 81 Union Street, Aberdeen, no. 7018, the three-quarter plate movement with compensation balance, the dial with roman numerals, the case engraved

with scrolling leaves, 39mm, hallmarked London 1877.

AN    18-CARAT  GOLD HALF-HUNTING-CASED   KEYLESS  LEVEL WATCH   by Jn.
Jones, 338 Strand, no. 25606, the three-quarter plate movement with com-pensation balance, the dial with repeat signature and numeration, 51mm, with a key, hallmarked London

1876.

A 9-CARAT  GOLD  OPEN-FACED KEYLESS
LEVER WATCH, the Swiss movement with compensation balance, the dial with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, signed Limit, 49mm, hallmarked Birmingham 1919.

A SILVER PAIR-CASED VERGE WATCH by
Hancock, Winchester, no. 15072, the full-plate movement with chain fusee and pierced and engraved balance cock, the dial with arabic numerals, 54mm, hallmarked London 1815.

AN I8-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED KEYLESS
LEVER WATCH, no. 127591, the three-quarter plate movement with compensation balance, the dial with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, 45mm, hallmarked Chester 1896, and a

long gold chain with a key seal, and another chain with a mounted sovereign.

A  GOLD  HALF-HUNTING-CASED  KEYLESS
CYLINDER WATCH with a movement, the dial with roman mimerais, the case with a pink enamel outer chapter ring, 37mm.
A GOLD OPEN-FACED CYLINDER WATCH
with a Swiss bar movement, the matt dial with a foliate reserve and roman numerals, the case engraved with scrollwork, with key.

A GOOD GOLD HUNTING-CASED MINUTE-
REPEATING KEYLESS WATCH, the movement with compensation balance, jewel-led pallets and gold cuvette, the dial with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the case engine-turned

and with a milled band with a repeating slide, 52mm.

A SLIM GOLD OPEN-FACED KEYLESS LEVER
WATCH, the bar movement with com-pensation balance and gold cuvette, the dial with arabic numerals, signed West End Watch Co., Swiss Made, 45mm.

A   GOLD   OPEN-FACED   KEYLESS   LEVER
WATCH by Longines, 1655868, the three-quarter plate movement with com-pensation balance, the dial with repeat signature, arabic numerals and sub-sidiary seconds, 50mm.

A   GOLD   OPEN-FACED   KEYLESS   LEVER
WATCH, the movement with compensation balance and micrometer adjust-ment, the dial with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, 50mm.

A GOLD HUNTING-CASED KEYLESS LEVER
WATCH, the bar movement with com-pensation balance, the dial with roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the case engine-turned, 52mm.

AN   18-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED LEVER
WATCH by Robert Whyte, London, no. 1365, the full-plate movement with chain fusee, the matt dial with roman numerals, the case engine-turned, 40mm, hallmarked London 1858.

A FINE I8-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED QUARTER-REPEATING     KEYLESS      LEVER
WATCH by Hunt & Roskell, 156 New Bond Street, London, no. 12124, the three-quarter plate movement with compensation balance and jewelled pallets, the dial with repeat signature,

the case with a repeat slide in the band, 47mm.

A GOLD HUNTING-CASED KEYLESS LEVER
WATCH, the movement with compensation balance, the dial signed Montifer Watch Co.S.S., Made in Switzerland, the case set with pearls and a diamond, 31mm.

AN    18-CARAT    GOLD    HUNTING-CASED
KEYLESS LEVER WATCH by Thos. Russell & Son, 12 Church Street, Liverpool, no. 96335, the three-quarter plate movement with compensation balance, the dial with repeat signature

and roman numerals, 50mm, hallmarked Chester 1898, and a rope-twist chain.

AN    18-CARAT    GOLD    HUNTING-CASED
KEYLESS LEVER WATCH, no. 25793, the three-quarter plate movement with compensation balance and centre-seconds mechanism, the dial with roman numerals, 52mm, hallmarked Chester

indistinctly, with a gold chain.

AN   I8-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED LEVER
WATCH by J. A. Forrest, Edinburgh, no.
1886, the full-plate movement with
compensation balance and diamond
endstone, the matt dial with raised
roman numerals and subsidiary seconds,
53mm, hallmarked London 1830, and
an 18-carat gold chain and a mahogany
case with three keys.

A GOOD 18-CARAT GOLD HUNTING-CASED MINUTE-REPEATING      KEYLESS      LEVER
WATCH, by Chas. Frodsham, 84 Strand, London, no. 08230, the three-quarter plate movement with compensation balance, the dial with repeat signature and numeration, subsidiary

seconds and roman numerals, 52mm, hallmarked 1891.

AN   18-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED LEVER
WATCH, no. 45936, the full-plate move-
ment with chain fusee, the matt dial
with roman numerals, the case engraved
with foliage, hallmarked 1877, 42mm,
with a key.

AN   18-CARAT GOLD OPEN-FACED PEDO-
METER, the dial signed Payne & Co., 163 New Bond Street, no. 3498 Patent, the case engine-turned, 40mm, hallmarked London 1858.

AN   18-CARAT  GOLD  OPEN-FACED LEVER
WATCH, no. 4452, the full-plate move-
ment with chain fusee, the matt dial
engraved with fiowers, the case engine-
turned, 41mm, hallmarked indistinctly,
with keys and bar.

A lady’s 18ct. gold Wrist Watch - A ruby cluster Pendant  - Two Gem Set Dress Rings

A gold, half-pearl and diamond set pendant Brooch, circa 1900, designed as a star with the cushion-shaped diamond mounted at the centre; with a gold rope-twist link Neckchain, on a bolt ring clasp; and a Bar Brooch
designed as a lucky nail set with a band of rose cut diamonds
Two 9ct. gold cased gentlemen’s Wrist Watches, various; a George V Full Sovereign, 1917; and a brass Box, shaped as a walnut
A Betrothal Ring, with spike decoration; and two gem set Dress Rings, various modern designs
A ruby cluster Pendant, in a flowerhead design, set with small circular cut stones, on an oval link chain with a bolt ring clasp; two oval agate Boxes with metal mounts; a Bohemian garnet link Bracelet, designed as
cluster links alternating with large rose cut garnets, on a snap clasp with a safety chain; three Dress Studs in a fitted case; two Studs on cards; and a Bar Brooch
A diamond three-stone Bar Brooch, the principal circular cut diamond mounted at the centre with diamond set terminals
A 9ct. gold hollow curb link Bracelet, on a heart-shaped padlock clasp; a pair of 9ct. gold Earrings; a 22ct. gold Wedding Ring; a 9ct. gold-mounted swivelling Fob Seal; and three 9ct. gold pendant Charms: dog, circular locket and a 5 note in a case
A 9ct. gold oval pendant Locket, the front with scroll engraved decoration, on an oval link neckchain with a bolt ring clasp as fitted
A pair of amethyst and cultured pearl cluster Ear Clips, in a leafage spray design, each set with five oval cut amethysts and a cultured pearl
An amethyst and half-pearl set cluster Ring, the oval amethyst mounted in a surround of half-pearls, one half-pearl lacking; a coloured stone cluster Ring in an open flowerhead design, in a wirework mount; and a pair of hollow-work Ear Clips with textured decoration
A cabochon sapphire and diamond cluster Ring, the oval cabochon sapphire mounted at the centre in a border of circular cut diamonds, mounted between diamond two-stone shoulders
An aquamarine and colourless stone Ring, the rectangular step cut aquamarine mounted at the centre in a rope-twist border between colourless stone two-stone shoulders, in a ribbed mount
An aquamarine Brooch, in a leafage spray design, the centre claw set with two rows of oval cut pale-blue aquamarines graduating in size
An amethyst and cultured pearl Brooch/Pendant, the large oval cut amethyst mounted in a border of small cultured pearls, the mount in a floral and leafage design
A pair of ruby and colourless zircon Ear Clips, the mounts in a scroll and wirework design; a synthetic sapphire and colourless stone cluster Ring; a stone Pendant in a cluster design mounted with synthetic stones; and a citrine single-stone Ring, claw set with an oval cut stone in a mount of leafage design
A faceted curb link Bracelet, on a snap clasp with safety catch, with thirteen charms as fitted, including: fist, ewer, dancing girl, boat, ship’s wheel and others
An oval shell cameo Brooch, designed as the bust ortrait of a lady facing to dexter, in a piercedand rope-twist border, cased
A pair of diamond single-stone Ear Studs, each claw set with a circular cut diamond, with pierced mounts and butterfly clip fittings
A 9ct. gold, seed pearl and gem set Bar Brooch, set with a row of alternate seed pearls and red stones in a beaded border, with a rope-twist loop at the centre, with a safety chain; a diamond single-stone Bar Brooch,
the circular cut diamond mounted at the centre; and an 18ct. gold Signet Ring, the oval bezel initial engraved between ribbed shoulders
A ruby and diamond five-stone Ring, claw set with three cushion-shaped rubies and two cushion-shaped diamonds at intervals between ribbed shoulders, in an 18ct. gold mount
A lady’s 18ct. gold Wrist Watch, on a 9ct. gold brick link bracelet with fold-over clasp; a lady’s keyless-wind open-faced Fob Watch; a lady’s key-wind open-faced Fob Watch, the case back floral and leafage decorated;
a set of four Maundy Coins, 1894; four Maundy and other silver Coins; and a Case, dated 1890