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A Waltham pocket watch comprising a keyless wind lever movement in a 9ct gold half hunter case. 50mm across case / 95g gross.
about Lot 90
An Omega Seamaster Professional 300m bracelet wristwatch, having a quartz movement in a steel case. Movement reported a/f - in need of repair. In Omega red zip fastening service case, no papers. 41mm across bezel / 11.5mm deep.
about Lot 86
A pair of Regency mahogany hall chairs on reeded legs, in the manner of Gillow a/f repairs, replaced front rails, blocks
about Lot 715
A pair of wingback armchairs on oak cabriole legs, early 20th cen
about Lot 840
A George III oval silver vinaigrette box, the sides and base engine turned, the top inlaid with an agate panel and containing natural sponge pad beneath pierced and floral engraved grill, Thomas Phipps, Edward Robinson & James Phipps, London 1812. 51 x 26mm
about Lot 132
A Royal Worcester painted fruits vase and cover signed Ricketts 21cm tall. with invoice purchased 18/10/02 £690.
about Lot 482
A Shaw & Riley oak breakfront bookcase with secretaire drawer, with Sea Horse motif
about Lot 700
A Chinese cross pendant comprising ten circular carved nut figural panels within an unmarked yellow metal frame. Whole 50 x 63mm incl soldered suspension loop / each panel approx 8mm across
about Lot 81
An interesting and unusual group of six mounted WWII and later medals RAF Bomber Command later Royal Signals interest, to T A Hammill. WWII awards to 1438337 Flight Sergeant Wireless Operator / Air Gunner T A Hammill comprising 1939 - 45 Star, Air Crew Europe Star with France and Germany clasp, Pacific Star, War Medal; Cold War awards to 22830137 Sgt T A Hammill Royal Signals comprising Elizabeth II General Service Medal with "Cyprus" Clasp and Elizabeth II Regular Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Together with Hammill's WW2 RAF log book detailing training and operational service with 100 Squadron up to early June 1944 and later service in the Pacific Theatre; his Regular Army Certificate of Service referencing service in Middle East and Far East Land Forces and British Army of The Rhine; together with other paperwork including a brother's WWII RAF service book and WWII British bomb-drop propaganda leaflets; a mounted miniature medal group; a duplicate issue group of WWII medals matching those mounted. We are informed that T A Hammill re-enlisted in the forces following his de-mobilization having found Civi-street not to his liking.
about Lot 120
