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Lot 102
A Heuer ‘Big Eye’ chronograph, manual wind, gents, 18ct gold wristwatch, circa 1950s, model no. 418, the silvered dial having baton markers and two subsidiary dials for seconds and minute recorder, on a brown leather strap with a gold plated Heuer buckle, case back with engraving, numbered 81827, the 17 jewel movement numbered 409166, 34.5mmIf there is no condition report shown, please request
Lot 101
A Vacheron & Constantin, chronograph, manual wind, gents, 18ct gold wristwatch, circa 1940s, the gilt dial having centre seconds, subsidiary dials for seconds and minute recorder, on a brown leather strap with an 18ct gold buckle, the case back numbered 291813, the calibre 434 movement numbered 446420Watch is in ticking orderIf there is no condition report shown, please request
Lot 858
Hublot: Berluti Scritto Chronographen-Armbanduhr. Nummer 174 (v. 250). Keramik- u. Titangehäuse mit Ausstellungsboden. Num. 1233701. Sign. Automatikwerk. Schwarzes Lederzifferblatt mit geprägten Stundenmarkierungen, Hilfszifferblätter auf drei und neun. Mont. an einem sign. schwarzen Lederarmband mit PVD-beschichteter Edelstahl-Faltschließe. 45 mm. Number 174 of 250. Ceramic and titanium case with exhibition case back. Numbered 1233701. Signed automatic movement. Black leather dial with embossed hour markers, subsidiary recorder dials to three and nine. Fitted to a signed black leather strap with PVD-coated stainless steel deployant clasp. 45mm. R
Lot 418
THREE BOXES OF GLASSWARE AND LOOSE MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, to include cut glass decanters, jars, cruet set, jugs glasses, bud vases, trinket pots etc, a hand written indenture and a map of America, vintage projection screen, old Kodak films for projector, Hi Lyte slide and film projector and slides, Sawyers slide projector, vintage Truvox series 90 tape recorder and tape units, etc. (3 boxes + loose), (sd/af electrical items not tested)
Lot 355
A BOX OF VINTAGE CAMERA AND VISUAL EQUIPMENT to include a boxed Halina viewer, an Aldis 100/150 slide viewer, a cased Finetta camera, a cased Kodak Bantam camera, two boxed 'Duo Luxe' synchron flash guns, a boxed camerascope, assorted vintage 'Ilford; camera consumables, a 'Box Ensign 2.5' camera, and a vintage cased recorder (1 and loose) (Condition Report: all items untested,
Lot 1053
THREE TRAYS CONTAINING VINTAGE AND MODEL ELECTRICAL ITEMS including a Lenco L3801 turntable (PAT pass and working), a Philips 621 component tuner, a 520 component amplifier (both without plugs but working), a Philips N2510 tape player (no plug, powers up but tape not turning), a pair of JVC hi fi speakers (working), a Sanyo video recorder, an Apple keyboard and mouse, a Tamashi portable hi fi and various other electricals (all UNTESTED unless stated)
Lot 364
A George IV silver wine cooler by William Brown, London 1828, with a pair of arched loop handles and removable mask and cage insert to the gently tapering body decorated with three raised reeded girdles, bearing an engraved Garter and crest with a ducal coronet, 64.7 ozt, 21.4 cm overall height x 19.5 cm wide, handle to handle. The Crest of The Rt Hon William Lowther KG, the 1st Earl of LonsdaleA dragon passant argentThe crest is environed with the Garter with its motto: ‘Honi soit qui mal y pense’ [Shame on him who thinks evil of it]. The whole is ensigned with an Earl’s coronet.Note:Sir William Lowther (born 29th December 1757 died 19th March 1844), the 1st Earl of Lonsdale and 2nd Baronet of Little Preston and Swillington in the County of Yorkshire, served as Member of Parliament for Appleby in 1780, for Carlisle from 1780 to 1784 and for Cumberland from 1784 to 1790. In 1796, he returned as Member of Parliament for Rutland, holding the seat until 1802 when he resigned his seat in the House of Commons on succeeding his cousin as Viscount Lowther as a peer in the House of Lords.William served as a Lieutenant Colonel in the army as well as being the Lord Lieutenant of Cumberland and Westmorland and Recorder of Carlisle. Having been appointed a Knight of the Garter and created Earl of Lowther in 1807, he set about an extensive redesign of the family estate, rebuilding Lowther Caste with the architect Robert Smirke between 1806 and 1814. An industrialist and coal magnate, Lowther was a man of vast means, allowing him to indulge his interests in the arts and he served as patron to many artists and writers, including William Wordsworth.Item from the original collection occasionally appear at auction, such as a set of four silver-gilt salts from the Lonsdale Service, by (not marked) Digby Scott and Benjamin Smith (II), 1803 and retailed by Rundell, Bridge and Rundell (Sotheby’s New York, 16th April, 2013, lot 407).A pair of coolers from this suite and by the same hand, but of slightly earlier date were sold at Lyon & Turnbull, Lot 64,07 December 2021It was not uncommon for the most prestigious silversmith to outsource work to other suitable makers while trying to fulfil vast commissions. Given its scale, it was also not unheard of for a large commission to be staggered over a few years.This could explain the disparity in dates between this lot and the pair mentioned above, as they are undoubtedly of the same suite. Good order some slight rubbing to the fire gilding. structurally good, no unsightly dents or deep scratches, the mask and bottle cage are marked with matching hallmarks
Lot 586
Avia: a stainless-steel cased chronograph wristwatch, the blue baton dial with orange central chronograph seconds hand, 45-minute recorder dial and secondary seconds aperture, fitted 17-jewel manual wind movement, case back marked 01-7733-0009-30-002, case 42mm wide, on later flexi metal strap.Note: Winding on and ticking over at time of inspection.
Lot 270
Waltham - a doctor's wristwatch, 23mm circular white dial with inner Arabic numeral ring, outer red "Count 30 Pulsations" recorder, centre seconds hand, 9 carat yellow gold 26mm cushion shaped case by Dennson, Birmingham 1944, case number 11102, 18 jewel movement number S17500, strap model, watch is running at present time although no guarantee is given.
Lot 205
A silver graduated part Albert chain made into a charm bracelet each link stamped with the passant, seven silver and enamel shield charms; loose silver charms including tape recorder, top hat, 18 key, cat and dustbin etc.; an unusual silver shield shaped padlock set with a square opal cabochon, total weight 44.3g gross
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Lot 177
The Audi RS6 Vorsprung is a high-performance variant of the RS6 Avant, combining luxury with impressive power. It features a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine, producing around 591 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque. The RS6 can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just about 3.5 seconds, making it one of the fastest estate cars on the market. The "Vorsprung" trim typically includes a range of advanced features, such as adaptive air suspension, upgraded technology, and premium interior materials. You'll also find various driver assistance systems, a top-notch infotainment setup, and distinctive exterior styling elements.This superb RS6 was ordered by the vendor just before Covid and has not been used since, owing to the delay in delivery (registered 12.03.2022) and his need to have a car at the time, so another suitable vehicle was bought with the Audi remaining in dry storage in the meantime, hence delivery mileage, only covered a total of 804 miles. It is presented in Sepang Blue with Black Rock Grey leather interior. It comes with many factory fitted options such as rear side airbags, full leather pack, Audi exclusive paint, trailer towing hitch (electric swing), RS Ceramic brakes, universal traffic recorder, front and rear cameras and it still retains its valid manufacturer’s warranty which is four years from 2022. It is fitted with some very expensive non standard wheels which were the present owner’s choice when he took delivery but the original standard factory optioned wheels will come with the car. The total cost of this car was a staggering £121,900 when ordered and is now looking very attractive with the estimate shown. Overall, it’s a blend of practicality, performance, and luxury, making it a standout choice for those who want a powerful, useable everyday vehicle. Please note that the present private registration will be retained by the vendor but a replacement registration will be applied for upon the sale of the car. A true ‘wolf in sheep’s clothing’ – superb! Consigned by James Good. ABSOLUTLEY STUNNING DELIVERY MILEAGE EXAMPLE - ONLY 700 MILES FROM NEW£121,000 WHEN NEWCOMES WITH EVERY FACTORY OPTION AVAILABLE AT THE TIME OF ORDER - ORIGINAL FACTORY WHEELS COME WITH THE CAR
Lot 38
Defoe (Daniel).- Law (John).- Lovell (Sir Salathiel, Judge, Recorder of London, 1631/2-1713) Warrant signed to constables and other officers in Westminster, Middlesex, Surrey, Kent and Essex, for the arrest of a highwayman and recovery of the stolen goods, manuscript on paper, 1p. and conjugate blank, good impression of Lovell's seal, 12th February 1693/4, "on Tuesday last, there was feloniously stole from Robert Wescombe and Thomas Knight, upon the Kings highway a Dapple Gray Gelding, a Browne Nagg a Bright Gray Nagg, and other goods and Chattles of a Considerable value, And that hee [Robert Wescombe] hath in suspition divers lewd idle and disorderly persons within the Citties or Counties aforesaid to have Comitted the said Robbery...", note in another hand to foot "This Warrant to remaine in the hands of John Connell", light surface soiling, heavier on panel of conjugate blank, very slightly creased at foot. *** Connections to Daniel Defoe and John Law. As Recorder of London, Lovell was one of the most prominent and controversial 'hanging' judges of his time with a reputation for corruption, largely because of his close association with ‘thief-takers’. Among the most notorious of these was John Connell, to whom this present warrant was given. Lovell presided over the trial of Daniel Defoe, an open critic of his, for seditious libel, sentencing him to a fine, public humiliation for days in a pillory, and an indeterminate term of imprisonment. In 1694, Lovell sentenced Scottish economist and financier John Law to death for the murder of Edward 'Beau' Wilson during a duel in Bloomsbury Square. Law was incarcerated in Newgate Prison but later escaped to Amsterdam and then Paris where he founded the Mississippi Company.
Lot 1039
Sony TC-399 Reel To Reel audio player / recorder. takes up to 7 inch reels. Comes with ten used reels and one smaller empty reel.Condition Report: Working order but needs attention. Plays reels but rewinding or forwarding makes a loud screeching sound. Also the built in speaker is intermittent. Takes standard kettle lead (not supplied).
Lot 174
* Historical Autographs. A collection of approx. 36 autograph letters and 6 further manuscript documents, c. 1640/1829, the oldest a document signed by John Bysse (c. 1602/1680), recorder of Dublin, concerning the examination before him of Margaret Floyd and Francis Banes, wives of servants of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland [Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford], concerning the violent attack on Mary, the wife of Randall Udall, 2 January 1639/40, some fraying to upper margin with paper repairs to verso, one page, folio; articles of agreement for Thomas Pedler the younger to serve for four years as an indentured servant on William Gordon’s plantation, called Paisley Estate in the parish of St. James, Jamaica, 10 November 1788, a receipt written and signed by William Sancroft (1617-1693), Dean of St. Pauls, 6 November 1668; two letters from William Wilberforce (1759-1833), politician and anti-slavery campaigner, the first letter from Lowestoft, 31 August 1816, to an unidentified correspondent (name cut away at foot), regretting he cannot help in connection with colonel Burgess ‘of whom I entertain a very high opinion’, a second from Bath 14 October 1820, to his close friend John Scandrett Harvard (1785-1866), philanthropist and abolitionist, address leaf only on the end of the letter with a postscript relating to Wilberforce’s ill-health, one page, 4to; plus letters from Sir John Comyns (c. 1667-1740), judge, John Jeffreys (1706-1766), MP for Dartmouth, Watkin Williams (?1742-1808), MP for Montgomeryshire, Granville Sharp (1735-1813), anti-slavery campaigner, Samuel Parr (1747-1825), Henry Penruddocke Wyndham (1736-1819), MP, topographer and author, John Way (d. 1804), philanthropist, Thomas Loraine McKenney (1785-1859), Superintendent of Indian Trade, Lady Fenn Eleenor (1744-1813), educationist and children’s author, Sir Henry Ellis (1777-1869), principal librarian of the British Museum, Richard Colt Hoare (1758-1838), antiquary, archaeologist and historian, John Cole (1792-1848), bookseller and antiquary, and others, some occasional browning or fraying and small tears, mostly one or two pages, 4to/8voQTY: (approx. 36)
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