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A Fine Gold and Coloured Enamel Box. Probably English

Wiliam IIbery (circa 1760-1839. An exceptionally fine

A Rare Gold Music Box. French. Probably Paris early

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A Fine Gold and Coloured Enamel Box. Probably English: A Fine Gold and Coloured Enamel Box. Probably English made for the Chinese Market. Mid 18th century. Of oval form. The hinged cover applied with gold and coloured enamels in the form of a vase of

0001: A Fine Gold and Coloured Enamel Box. Probably EnglishEst. £11,250-£12,500Lot Passed

An exceptional French Gold, Totoiseshell and Porcelain: An exceptional French Gold, Totoiseshell and Porcelain Presentation Snuff Box. Christian Petschler (Fl. 1814-1822). Of rectangular form, the hinged cover set with a porcelain plaque depicting a three

0002: An exceptional French Gold, Totoiseshell and PorcelainEst. £5,400-£6,000Lot Passed

A Fine Continental Gold and Ivory Inlaid Table Snuff: A Fine Continental Gold and Ivory Inlaid Table Snuff Box. 18th century. Of shaped oval form. The hinged cover inlaid with a carved ivory panel, decorated in high releif with flowereing Chrysanthemum.

0003: A Fine Continental Gold and Ivory Inlaid Table SnuffEst. £2,700-£3,000Lot Passed

A good George V Silver Gilt and Coloured enamel box.: A good George V Silver Gilt and Coloured enamel box. Possibly by George Stockwell. Import marks for London 1927. The hinged cover decorated with a Royal portrait amongst military trophies. On a black

0004: A good George V Silver Gilt and Coloured enamel box.Est. £1,800-£2,000Lot Passed

Asprey London. A Nephrite Jadeite Gold and Ruby: Asprey London. A Nephrite Jadeite Gold and Ruby Gentleman's cigarette case. Early 20th century. Of rounded oblong form with cabochon Ruby button. Signed Asprey London.12mm high. 90mm wide. 65mm deep.

0005: Asprey London. A Nephrite Jadeite Gold and RubyEst. £1,800-£2,000Lot Passed

A French Gold, White Jade and Ivory Mounted Bell Push.: A French Gold, White Jade and Ivory Mounted Bell Push. 19th century. with French hallmarks. The base of mahogany. The gold mounts engraved with Carp and Turtles within seaweed and wavy currents. The

0006: A French Gold, White Jade and Ivory Mounted Bell Push.Est. £1,800-£2,000Lot Passed

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A French Enamel Box. 18th century. The hinged cover: A French Enamel Box. 18th century. The hinged cover painted with shipping on a river with figures, a town in the back ground. With gilt metal mounts on a pale blue ground. 26mm high. 50mm wide. 43mm

0007: A French Enamel Box. 18th century. The hinged coverEst. £90-£100

A Pink Quartz Bell Pull. Late 19th /early 20th century.: A Pink Quartz Bell Pull. Late 19th /early 20th century. Of egg form with push button. 50mm long. In origional case retailed by J.C Vickery, 179/181 Regent ST. W. Goldsmith, silversmith, jeweller,

0008: A Pink Quartz Bell Pull. Late 19th /early 20th century.Est. £360-£400Lot Passed

A Pair of 17th Century Parcel Gilt German Silver: A Pair of 17th Century Parcel Gilt German Silver Beakers. Nuremburg. circa 1660. Each embossed in high releif with flowers. 80mm high. 65mm diameter. Tarnished but otherwise in good original

0009: A Pair of 17th Century Parcel Gilt German SilverEst. £1,800-£2,000Lot Passed

A German Silver Gilt and Black Enamel Gentlemans: A German Silver Gilt and Black Enamel Gentlemans Cigarette case. Circa 1900. Presented to Dr Willy Reinecke, Saltzkotten. The case applied in gold with initlas and a Fox. Gilt interior. 15mm high.

0010: A German Silver Gilt and Black Enamel GentlemansEst. £270-£300Lot Passed

Wiliam IIbery (circa 1760-1839. An exceptionally fine: William IIbery (circa 1760-1839. An exceptionally fine 18K Gold Enamel and Split pearl inlaid Openface Key Wound Pocket Watch. No. 6713 for the Chinese Market. The white enamel dial with Roman

0011: Wiliam IIbery (circa 1760-1839. An exceptionally fineEst. £27,000-£30,000Lot Passed

Chevalier & Comp., Geneva. No 430.A Fine Swiss Double: Chevalier & Comp., Geneva. No 430.A Fine Swiss Double case Keywound Openface 18K Yellow Gold Gentleman's Pocket Verge Watch. For the Chjinese market. Circa 1800. The 45mm white enamel dial painted

0012: Chevalier & Comp., Geneva. No 430.A Fine Swiss DoubleEst. £6,750-£7,500Lot Passed

Hy Moser & Cie. A 14K Yellow Gold and Enamel Hunting: Hy Moser & Cie. A 14K Yellow Gold and Enamel Hunting Cased Keyless Fob Watch. Late 19th century. The 25mm white enamel dial signed and with Roman numeral and seconds subsidiary dial. With a gold

0013: Hy Moser & Cie. A 14K Yellow Gold and Enamel HuntingEst. £1,000-£1,200Lot Passed

A French Yellow Gold, Diamond Split Pearl and Blue: A French Yellow Gold, Diamond Split Pearl and Blue Enamel Pendant Watch. With high carat white metal chain. The 12mm silvered dial with Roman numerals. The movement with bi-metallic compensated

0014: A French Yellow Gold, Diamond Split Pearl and BlueEst. £2,700-£3,000Lot Passed

Dudin of Geneve. A Fine Swiss Yellow Gold and: Dudin of Geneve. A Fine Swiss Yellow Gold and Polychrome Enamel Keywound Openface Pocket Watch. No. 2640. 19th century. The 40mm silver dial with Roman numerals and gold hands. the movement with

0015: Dudin of Geneve. A Fine Swiss Yellow Gold andEst. £1,000-£1,200Lot Passed

An 18th Century Gold and Steel Watch Key. Circa 1775.: An 18th Century Gold and Steel Watch Key. Circa 1775. Inset with Wedgwood blue Jasper. 55mm long. 5.8 grams. Jasperware, or jasper ware, is a type of pottery first developed by Josiah Wedgwood in the

0016: An 18th Century Gold and Steel Watch Key. Circa 1775.Est. £270-£300Lot Passed

Le Roy & Fils. A Yellow Gold and Diamond Set Ladys: Le Roy & Fils. A Yellow Gold and Diamond Set Ladys Keyless Pendant Watch. Late 19th century. The 15mm Turqoise dial with Gold Roman numerals and hands. Diamond set bezel. The movement with

0017: Le Roy & Fils. A Yellow Gold and Diamond Set LadysEst. £450-£500Lot Passed

An 18 carat Yellow Gold and Coloured Enamel Keyless: An 18 carat Yellow Gold and Coloured Enamel Keyless Openface Lady's Fob Watch. 19th century. The 20mm white enamel dial with Roman numerals. The Lepine bar movement with mono-metallic balance. The

0018: An 18 carat Yellow Gold and Coloured Enamel KeylessEst. £450-£500Lot Passed

Record Watch Co. Geneve. DATOFIX Gentleman's Mechanical: Record Watch Co. Geneve. DATOFIX Gentleman's Mechanical Wrist watch. No. 815564 In yellow gold with steel back stamped 11338. The 30mm silvered dial with Arabic numerals, Moon phase, full calendar

0019: Record Watch Co. Geneve. DATOFIX Gentleman's MechanicalEst. £630-£700Lot Passed

A Rolex Oyster Gentleman's Mechanical Wrist Watch. In 9: A Rolex Oyster Gentleman's Mechanical Wrist Watch. In 9 carat yellow gold. Glasgow, 1931. The 25mm circular white enamel dial signed ROLEX OYSTER. With Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial. In

0020: A Rolex Oyster Gentleman's Mechanical Wrist Watch. In 9Est. £2,000-£2,200Lot Passed

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Aprey of London. A Quarter Repeating Silver Gilt and: Aprey of London. A Quarter Repeating Silver Gilt and Tortoiseshell Travelling 8 day Clock. Hallmarked for Cohen & Charles, London, 1913. Also signed on the case Asprey London. Reg'd. 520342. The 50mm

0021: Aprey of London. A Quarter Repeating Silver Gilt andEst. £1,700-£1,900

A Swiss 18K Yellow Gold and Blue enamel Hunting Cased: A Swiss 18K Yellow Gold and Blue enamel Hunting Cased keyless Watch. Circa 1890. The 30mm silvered dial signed MARVIN SUIZO M. With Arabic numerals and seconds subsidiary dial. The case 42mm, with

0022: A Swiss 18K Yellow Gold and Blue enamel Hunting CasedEst. £360-£400Lot Passed

Romilly A Paris. An 18th century Quarter Repeating: Romilly A Paris. An 18th century Quarter Repeating Hunting Cased Ketwound Two Colour Gold Pocket Watch. The 30mm white enamel dial signed Romilly A Paris. With Roman and Arabic numerals. The movement

0023: Romilly A Paris. An 18th century Quarter RepeatingEst. £3,400-£3,700Lot Passed

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A Minute Repeating Opeface Keyless Pocket Watch. Case: A Minute Repeating Opeface Keyless Pocket Watch. Case tests as 18 carat Yellow Gold. The 40mm white enamel dial (with some hairline cracks) with Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial. Gold

0024: A Minute Repeating Opeface Keyless Pocket Watch. CaseEst. £1,000-£1,100

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