A 19TH CENTURY SILVER CENTRE SECONDS CHRONOGRAPH, with

A LATE 19TH CENTURY SILVER OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH WITH DUPLEX ESCAPEMENT the engraved engine-turned case enclosing an enamel dial with Roman numerals and centre seconds fronting a key-wound engine-tur

Victorian Sterling Silver Centre Seconds Chronograph Pocketwatch.H.Stone Leeds. Manufactured by Newsom & Co. Coventry. No.113614. Hallmarked Chester 1891. Runs laying down only.

H. COHEN, MANCHESTER. A LATE 19TH CENTURY SILVER CHRONOGRAPH POCKET WATCH with key wound movement with compensated lever escapement (56mm)

Silver plated centre seconds chronograph pocket watch, the dial inscribed ' Just ' and further signed J. Auricoste

A FINE 19TH CENTURY SILVER PLATED TABLE CENTRE PIECE modelled as an oval base with two classical females figures, supporting a Webbs type enamelled glass dish. 1Ft 3ins high.

Enamel dial with Roman and subsidiary Arabic numerals. Key set and key wind movement. 2" diameter.  Both time keeping and chronograph functions work. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the te

bracelet that can be fold to a small book, second half 19th century, silver, lock (book and back of book) set with garnet, delicate formed letters, keepsake, width = 23.0 mm, length = 17.3 cm, unusual

brooch spider, second half 19th century, silver, set with colorless stones, white (worn), 2 red cabochon eyes, c. 31.7 x 22.6 mm German Description Brosche SPINNE, 2.H?lfte 19.Jhd., Silber, farbloser

William IV Period, hot water urn, second quarter 19th Century, silver-plate, unmarked, 11.75"w x 12.5"d x 16"h. Provenance: The Warshawsky Collection, Chicago, IL

Antique Continental table articles, two: 1) Johann Friedrich August Noack (active 1815-1856) footed center bowl with tripartite dolphin standard Hamburg, Germany, second quarter 19th century silver, p

Late 19th/early 20th century Silver plate of second marked for Deykin & Harrison Comprising an iridescent pink jar with oil spot finish and trailing bubbles fitted with a metal lid and handle (9.5"

CENTRE SECONDS FUSEE CHRONOGRAPH SILVER CASED 1898 POCKET WATCH. Hallmarked Chester 1890, dial 5.7cm, weight 153.8g

The first is a Centre Seconds 39627 Chronograph Silver Cased Pocket Watch. Gold heavy spade hands. Blue steel seconds hand. Hairline cracks to dial. Winds, sets, and runs. The second one is a Japanese

One 19th century with silver plate mount rim, the second dark blue with marks indication 20th century manufacture. Each 8 inches height, 3 inches diameter. 8"H x 3"Dia 8"H x 3"Dia

Y A LOUIS PHILIPPE EBONY AND BRASS MARQUETRY CENTRE TABLESECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY With grey variegated marble top, the brass marquetry engraved78cm high, the top 100cm diameter

A Continental silver and bamboo double sword cane Second half 19th century The silver handle monogramed "BN," one 27 1/2-inch blade removing from top of shaft, the blade etched with foliate patterns a

Pair of French Restauration Silver Braziers second quarter 19th century, Paris, by Charles Antoine Amand Lenglet (1791-1855), first standard (.950) silver, each of circular form with a reeded rim abov

second half-19th century; including: silver inlaid case with glass scent bottle, match safe, and cigarette case

German Biedermeier 12 Lot (.750) Silver Beaker, second quarter 19th century, of tapering oval section, with milled palmette rim and gilt interior, monogrammed "MT", h. 4-1/8", w. 2-1/2", l. 3-3/4", 6.

New York Coin (.900) Silver Porringer, second quarter 19th century, by William Forbes (1798-1888) for Ball, Tompkins & Black (fl. 1839-1851), both New York City, of traditional form with pierced handl

Two American Coin Silver Porringers second quarter 19th century, one by Davis, Palmer & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, dia. 5", the other unmarked, dia. 4-1/2", both of traditional circular form with str

second half-19th century; including: silver inlaid snuff box, silver and mother-of-pearl inlaid snuff box, notepad, and calling card case, 3 1/2 in. L. of largest

American Mid-Atlantic Coin Silver Porringer second quarter 19th century, by Robert & William Wilson, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with a deep bulbous bowl, "rope" rim and elaborate palmette and eagle's

clock key, Freemason second half of the 19th century, silver/iron, Freemason symbols: compass and angle, in the middle a G, all round, gentle engraved ornament, mounting is rotatable, lenght = 54.6 Ge