SOLD FOR £1600
Clarke, 1 Royal Exchange London, a mid 19th Century oak bracket clock of large proportions in the aesthetic taste, the architectural case with foliate carved decoration and set silvered Roman dial, signed, with strike/silent and 4/8 bell selector, set triple fusee quarter repeating movement with dead beat escapement, striking 8 bells and chiming gong, signed to back plate, 22.25"h x 13.75"w x 10"d ILLUSTRATED
SOLD FOR £85
An Art Deco silver cigarette lighter with engine turned decoration London 1936, a Dunhill silver plated lighter and a Ronson Varaflame Electronic lighter
SOLD FOR £150
Richard Webster, a George III fusee pocket watch with enamelled dial and Arabic numerals contained in a silver case, London 1806 ILLUSTRATED
SOLD FOR £55
Masonic regalia comprising a Mark Master Masons WM apron, a Royal Ark Mariners Commanders apron, a London Grand Rank apron and collar, a silver plated Past Zeds collar jewel and collar, a past Master's apron, collar and collar jewel, 2 attache cases and a Master Masons apron
SOLD FOR £170
A quantity of Masonic regalia comprising an Ancient and Accepted Rites Rose Croix 30th degree silver collar jewel, collarette and sash, collar jewel hallmarked London 1959 by Toye & Co
SOLD FOR £280
An Edwardian rectangular silver standish with with pierced three-quarter gallery, 2 ink well recepticals and pen recess, raised on panel feet, London 1902, makers mark Charles Stuart Harris, 15 ozs
SOLD FOR £240
A rectangular silver tray with harebell border, London 1903, makers mark Walter Walker & Brownfield Tolhurst, 12 ozs
SOLD FOR £300
An Art Deco rectangular faceted glass decanter, with silver collar London 1928 by John Heath & John Middleton, Hukin & Heath,
SOLD FOR £1900
C & J Cary, 86 St James Street, London. A Regency "Cary's New Terrestrial Globe", Exhibiting The Late Discoveries Towards the North Pole, dated March 15th 1821, having calibrated brass meridian ring with annular and zodiacal horizon ring, raised on 4 baluster turned legs united by stretchers, 18" diam. x 18"h ILLUSTRATED FRONT COVER
SOLD FOR £140
Aspreys, a silver Georgian style baluster shaped sifter, raised on a spreading foot, London 1911, 8 ozs ILLUSTRATED
SOLD FOR £65
An Edwardian waisted glass decanter and stopper with silver rim, London 1901
SOLD FOR £290
Klaftenberger, Regent Street London, a fine yellow gold pocket watch with Roman enamelled dial with Arabic outer minute track and second subsidiary dial, the inner case inscribed no.7927
SOLD FOR £280
A silver twin handled pedestal bowl raised on a spreading foot, London 1929 22 ozs ILLUSTRATED
SOLD FOR £340
Macrae, 29 Royal Exchange London, an early Victorian mahogany stick barometer, having ivory vernier scale with Arabic calibrations above a thermometer, with cistern below 36"h x 4"w ILLUSTRATED
SOLD FOR £100
Negretti & Zambra London, a mid 19th Century brass drum cased aneroid barometer, having silvered calibrated dial, raised on a scroll carved oak mount, plinth base 8"h x 11"w x 3.5"d
SOLD FOR £150
Elliott of London, a 17th Century style mahogany cased bracket clock of small proportions, retailed by Garrard & Co. Ltd, Regent Street, London, gilt metal mounted with bell top above a square brass dial with silvered Arabic and Roman chapter ring, set 8 day movement striking bell, 10.75"h x 7"w x 4.25"d
SOLD FOR £80
A London Scottish Railways medallion for service during the National Emergency May 1926
SOLD FOR £260
An Edwardian silver and tortoiseshell oval dressing table jar with floral decoration, raised on panel supports London 1907, 3.5", an oval silver and tortoiseshell dressing table jar with hinged lid, lid f, and 1 other with hinged lid Birmingham 1910
SOLD FOR £80
A George III engraved silver cream jug, raised on 3 bun feet, London 1813, 4 ozs
SOLD FOR £180
A pair of silver easel photograph frames with engine turned decoration, London 1910, retailed by Wilson & Gill of Regent Street
SOLD FOR £370
A Victorian silver "castle top" vinaigrette, the hinged top engraved with a view of The Royal Exchange, the reverse monogrammed MGS within foliate reserves, lacking grill, Birmingham 1844, together with a Victorian cylindrical jar and cover London 1845 and a filigree jar and cover
SOLD FOR £400
Alfred Waterhouse, 1830-1905, watercolour on paper, a London street scene of Waterhouse building of New Court on Carey Street with figures in foreground, signed and dated March '74, 16"h x 27"w, REF: the mention of New Court to be found in the book by Henry Benjamin Wheatley "London Past and Present, It's History Associations and Traditions" page 328,
SOLD FOR £1900
John Walker, South Molton Street, London. A Victorian oak cased railway station regulator, having Roman painted dial with out minute track and red painted Arabic numerals, the dial signed and inscribed B.R.S, 696.B., set 8 day movement with anchor escapement, the case of architectural form with pediment above a rectangular trunk door flanked by acanthus leaf and scroll carved shoulders, 82"h x 22"w, bears label to interior for Brighton & Southcoast Railways and with original bill of sale from the British Railways London Midland Region, Euston House London, ILLUSTRATED
SOLD FOR £65
A 1930's walnut and macassar ebony Grandmother clock, retailed by Bravingtons Ltd London with Arabic silvered dial set 8 day movement, chiming gongs, 51"h x 9.5"h x 7"d
SOLD FOR £1150
John Durden, Mark Lane, London, an early 20th Century 18ct yellow gold half hunter keyless pocket watch, the outer case monogrammed and enamelled with Roman numerals and enclosing a Roman and Arabic dial with outer minute track, set lever movement no.404440, together with a gold plated Albert chain ILLUSTRATED