Antique auction highlights

376 A lady's Blancpain 18ct gold cased wristwatch with integral bracelet, the hinged cover set diamonds, 56g gross, boxed

495 A Paillard Bolex H16 Relfex SBM 16mm Cine Camera fitted a 400 foot magazine together with a Vario-Switar 100POE zoom lens (F/1.9 16-100mm), a Switar H16 RX 1:1.16 10mm lens and a Switar macro 1:1.1 26mm lens, contained in a Bolex Mafor aluminium fitted travelling case with filters, accessories, monopod with 2 hand grips, extension tube, bellow attachment, handles, film, pamphlets, brochures etc

238 Three Victorian Masonic RMBI gilt metal and enamelled charity jewels 1882, 1894 and 1879

953 A Georgian mahogany side table fitted a drawer, raised on club supports 71cm h x 73cm w x 45cm d

386 A key wind fob watch, movement marked 4710, contained in an 18ct gold case, 60g gross , together with 2 keys

848 Edward Lear (1812-1888), "A Street Scene in Vevey, Switzerland", watercolour, inscribed and dated 1837, 28cm x 18cm, within a stained wood frame. Provenance: Christie's 8th July 1997, lot no.76. Note: Executed during Edward Lear's first journey to Italy in 1837, the present watercolour belongs to a pivotal period in the artist's career, when his reputation as a topographical draughtsman was rapidly becoming established. Leaving London in July, Lear journeyed through Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany before passing through Vevey, on the northern shore of Lake Geneva, en route to Rome, where he arrived in December. Situated at the mouth of the Veveyse Valley beneath Mont Pélerin, Vevey offered Lear a striking combination of Alpine scenery and expansive views across Lake Geneva. Although almost certainly begun on the spot, the present work was subsequently developed into a highly finished watercolour, representative of the carefully resolved exhibition watercolours that characterised Lear's early career.

564 Dame of The British Empire, a 2nd Type Civil Division breast badge and star, in original box, attributable to Lady Patricia Hornsby-Smith

15 A gold testing as 9ct diamond set cluster ring, the central diamond surround by 8 diamond, the shoulders of pierced foliate and floral design, size R, 12.1g

201 A set of Masonic silver working tools comprising associated wooden 24" gauge, common gavel London 1922, chisel London 1925, square, level and plumb rule London 1925, skillet, pencil and compasses London 1925 by George Kenning & Sons, 662 grams, contained in an oak box, the lid with metal plaque engraved Earl of Sussex Lodge no.2201, presented by Worshipful Brother Capel Morris February 22nd 1930

103 A circular silver bowl with inscription, raised on a spreading foot, Sheffield 1973 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd., 26cm, 736g

783 Masonic, a rare Chinese export Imari cylindrical mug, the reeded entwined handle with applied flower and leaf terminals, painted with Masonic emblems - square and compasses, level, plumb rule, crescent moon, sun, pillars, picked out in gilt, circa 1800, 15cm x 12cm diam.