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Lot 541
Lot 544
Lot 547
527
Modern silver nurses buckle, Birmingham
1963, maker E. Silver & Co., each buckle
with flaming torch, wings and floral
garland and ribbon tied decoration, 10cm
wide
£50 - £70
528
Pair of 9 carat gold cufflinks of oval form,
9.1 grams
£70 - £90
529
Pair of 9 carat gold cufflinks, each of
square form, total weight 10.2 grams, (2)
£70 - £90
530
Pair of 9 carat gold cufflinks, together with
9 carat gold tie clip, having floral
engraving and vacant cartouche, total
weight 15.5 grams, (3)
£100 - £150
531
Pair of 9 carat gold cufflinks, with
monogram, total weight 12 grams, (2)
£100 - £150
532
Pair of 9 carat gold diamond set cufflinks,
of oval form, each set with single diamond
and having engraved monogram, 8 grams,
(2)
£60 - £90
533
Pair of engine turned silver cufflinks,
together with, gilt metal stud set, four 9
carat gold mounted studs etc., (qty)
£50 - £70
534
Pair of gilt metal mans past times
cufflinks, one depicting a lady and bottle
of champagne, the other depicting cards
and horse and jockey, (2)
£20 - £30
535
Pair of yellow metal cufflinks, each of oval
form, possibly 18ct, 11.8 grams, (2)
£80 - £120
536
Quantity of various 19th Century and later
seals, to include, four 9 carat gold mounted
swivel seals, four other 9 carat gold
mounted seals, silver swivel seal mounted
with lion, 10 carat gold mounted seal, three
yellow metal seals and white metal seal,
(14)
£300 - £400
537
Russian white metal and hiello decorated
pipe, the pipe having niello floral
decoration and russian lettering, 12cm
long
£40 - £60
538
R.M.S. Athenia interest, silver plated
serviette ring bearing 'R.M.S. Athenia'
below two crossed flags, - R.M.S. Athenia
was the first ship to be sunk by Germany
in WWII
£10 - £20
539
Scottish 9 carat gold enamel badge, of
shield shape, depicting a thistle and castle,
5 grams
£40 - £60
540
Set of four George V silver menu holders,
Chester 1911, maker Grey & Co, each
having circular body with hinged wish
bone holder, (4)
£250 - £350
541
Set of six white metal Egyptian revival
buttons, each of circular form and
depicting head of Sphinx, (6), in original
box
£80 - £120
542
Two Exposition Universelle 1855 white
metal medallions, the first with Napoleon
III in profile, the reverse with Exposition
Universelle 1855, Massonnet Editeur, the
second, depicting Eugenie in profile, both
signed F. Caque, both contained in ebony
frames, each 8.5cm diameter inc. frame, (2) £120 - £180
543
Two pairs of 9 carat gold cufflinks, each
with monogram, total weight 14.5 grams,
(4)
£100 - £150
544
Two silver gilt and enamel medals, the
first, London 1961, for 'Printers Pension
Almhouse
&
Orphan
Asylum
Corporation', in fitted box, the second,
possibly Birmingham 1951, for 'The
Building
Societies
Institute
Past
President', in fitted box, (2)
£50 - £70
545
Victorian silver belt buckle, London 1881,
maker possibly Barnet Henry Joseph, each
embossed with a figurine within a shaped
cartouche, 9.5cm wide
£40 - £60
546
Victorian silver cased brush, London 1854,
the outer cylindrical case with engraved
crest of a dog, the screw lid enclosing
silver handled brush, 7cm long
£50 - £60
547
Victorian silver rule, London 1895, with
two knives and red and black pencil, 10cm
long
£100 - £150
