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Jewellery, Watches and Objects of Vertu (5 September 2017)

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Total Lots Found: 27

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Lot 289

A silver and enamelled vesta case depicting a First World War medal ribbon, by A & J Zimmerman, in blue, black, white and orange enamel, the reverse engraved ‘Oscar Jones, R E’, bearing makers’ marks and hallmarked for Birmingham, 1919, dimensions 56mm x 46mm. £100-160

Sold for £320

Lot 290

A late Victorian silver and enamelled vesta case depicting coat of arms, by Deakin & Francis, the arms of azure blue ground with yellow flory cross and five marlets, bearing maker’s marks and hallmarked for Birmingham, 1897, dimensions 47mm x 37mm. £80-100

Sold for £220

Lot 291

An Edwardian silver and enamelled vesta case, by Robert Chandler, depicting a coat of arms, the coat of arms ‘or chevrons gules’ (gold with red chevrons), possibly that of the Clare family, bearing maker’s mark and hallmarked for Birmingham, 1903, dimensions 50mm x 48mm. £80-100

Sold for £180

Lot 292

A silver and enamelled First World War Army Service Corp vesta case, by S Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, bearing maker’s mark and hallmarked for Birmingham, 1914, dimensions 52mm x 40mm. £100-160

Sold for £320

Lot 293

An Edwardian silver and enamelled vesta case, by Rolason Bros, the oval enamelled panel to the front depicting riders in a steeple chase with stands of spectators in the background, bearing makers’ mark and hallmarked for Chester, 1901, dimensions 54mm x 40mm. £100-160

Sold for £340

Lot 294

A silver and enamelled vesta case, by Thomas Acott & Co, the front with square enamel panel depicting a horse’s head wearing a bridle, bearing maker’s mark and hallmarked for Birmingham, 1893, dimensions 51mm x 39mm. £80-100

Sold for £180

Lot 295

An Edwardian silver and enamelled vesta case, by Robert Chandler, the front enamelled with a scene of a huntsman on horseback with a pack of hounds giving chase, bearing maker’s mark and hallmarked for Birmingham, 1906, dimensions 51mm x 39mm. £100-160

Sold for £440

Lot 296

A silver and enamelled vesta case, by Sampson Mordan & Co, the front enamelled with a fox mask, the reverse engraved with monogram ‘CH’ and dated ‘April 23rd 1888’, bearing maker’s mark and hallmarked for London, 1887, (strike lacking from base), dimensions 51mm x 35mm. £100-160

Sold for £340

Lot 298

A Victorian silver and enamelled vesta case of ‘Old friends’ , by Lawrence Emanuel, the enamelled panel depicting a bottle of beer, glass and pipe, the reverse engraved ‘N P to W H B 1889’, bearing maker’s mark and hallmarked for Birmingham, 1887, dimensions 42mm x 33mm. £100-160

Sold for £280

Lot 299

A late Victorian silver and white enamelled vesta case, by George Unite, the front enamelled as a visiting card with a folded corner addressed to ‘The Rev Edward A. Hutton, The Vicarage, Hargrave, St Peter’, the reverse inscribed ‘Amico Amicus, d.d. Edward Chapman, Oct MDCCCXCVI’, bearing maker’s mark and hallmarked for Birmingham, 1896, dimensions 57mm x 31mm. £100-160

Sold for £340

Lot 300

A Queen Elizabeth II 80th Birthday Limited Edition Fabergé Egg, by workmaster Victor Mayer, the 18ct gold egg decorated in blue moiré guilloché enamel, with crown surmount enclosing a ruby bead, the egg with rose-gold girdle applied with a Tudor rose thumbpiece, on gold rose-cut vertical supports in the form of rose buds, above a flared black onyx base, applied with sprays of rose leaves, the egg opening to reveal a red enamelled miniature eg...

Sold for £4,750

Lot 301

An Edwardian silver circular squeeze action tobacco box, by Henry Wilkinson Ltd, Birmingham 1903, engraved to the cover with crest for Cameron of Lochiel, and engraved coat of arms to the base, diameter 7cm, weight 2.2 oz. £70-100

Sold for £80

Lot 302

A silver hip flask, of plain polished rectangular form, with hinged lid, hallmarked for Sheffield, 1896 and bearing maker’s mark ‘JD&S’ for James Dixon and Son, length 11.5cm, weight 4oz. £60-80

Sold for £150

Lot 303

A card case and a powder compact, the engine-turned card case with hinged lid, hallmarked and bearing maker’s mark ‘MW & Co Ltd’, lid initialled ‘B’ to the exterior and inscribed ‘Bubbles’ to the interior; the powder compact similarly engine turned, with mirror to inside of lid and hinged powder cover, unmarked. £60-80

Sold for £50

Lot 304

An early 20th century silver mounted rectangular easel back table mirror, with engine-turned decorated border, and bevelled plate, Birmngham 1913, maker’s mark rubbed, probably Hukin & Heath, backed with dark blue velvet, dimensions 45cm x 31.8cm. £300-500

Sold for £280

Lot 305

A collection of gentleman’s accessories, comprising a 9ct gold rifle money clip by maker ‘SJR’, a set of four mother o’ pearl buttons, cased, a Dutch silver cigar box, a silver cigarette case, a silver propelling pencil and a silver plated lighter by Dupont. £300-500

Sold for £260

Lot 306

An ‘Alpacca’ painted enamel cigarette case depicting the head and shoulders of a Jack Russell, against a green background, stamped ‘ALPACCA’ to the thumbpiece, dimensions 88mm x 75mm. £100-160

Sold for £240

Lot 307

An electro-plated painted enamel cigarette case depicting a horse and puppies, the image showing the horse watching three playful puppies within a straw-lined box, inner border stamped ‘EPNS’, dimensions 87mm x 78mm. £100-160

Sold for £170

Lot 308

An ‘Alpacca’ painted enamel cigarette case, the front painted with scene of buildings surrounding a lake, the reverse engraved ‘Hyalmar’, stamped ‘ALACCA’ to the inner border, dimensions 80mm x 92mm. £100-160

Sold for £100

Lot 309

A pair of French gold lorgnettes, the pierced fret work and engraved decoration in the form of scrollwork and anthemion motifs, bearing French lozenge maker’s marks and eagle’s head guarantee marks, spring broken, to reeded suspensory loop, lorgnette length 8cm. £300-500

Sold for £280

Lot 311

A 19th century circular blond tortoiseshell and gold mounted box, the pull off cover inset with a reverse painted and gilded glass panel, backed with painted scene on paper, in the style of ‘verre églomisé’, bordered by cut steel bands and repeating gold decoration, probably French, unmarked, (box in damaged condition), contained in circular period box, lined with French printed papers, diameter of box 8cm. £100-200

Sold for £170

Lot 313

A gold swizel stick, by Cartier, the gold retractable swizel stick signed ‘Cartier’ and numbered ‘03651’, on plain suspensory loop bearing French eagle’s head assay marks, in fitted red leather case signed ‘Cartier’, together with two further retractable swizel sticks, the first of square section and reeded, hallmarked for 9ct gold and inscribed ‘With love Mary’, the second of hexagonal section and engine-turned, initialled and...

Sold for £320

Lot 314

A gold mesh-link purse, mounted with plain clasp, stamped ‘9ct’, with suspensory loop, width 62mm, weight 37gm. £400-600

Sold for £400

Lot 315

A 9ct gold coin purse, the mesh-link purse with hinged clasp, stamped ‘9k’, to plain supensory loop, dimensions 10.7mm x 6.3cm, weight 34gm. £300-400

Sold for £320

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