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BRITISH PUNJAB MEDAL with two bars, Mooltan and Goojerat, named to Corporal T. Taylor, 32nd Foot
about Lot 357
LATE VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT AND INLAID WRITING DESK with a three quarter pierced gallery top on an inverted breakfront superstructure, with a pair of panel doors opening to reveal a fitted interior above a pull out drawer with an adjustable leather inset writing slope, with a panelled cupboard door below enclosing shelves, standing on porcelain castors, 107.5cm high
about Lot 451
UNUSUAL 1930s METAMORPHIC CHAIR/BED AND STOOL in textured fabric upholstery, the oak framed chair with fold out arms to form shelves, a lectern which can be stored in compartment under the seat or in the chrome holders, complete with a circular drinks tray raised on pole support with fittings on each side of the chair, one side with height adjustable screw mechanism, the chair fully reclines and attaches to the footstool to form a bed, the chair is raised on wheels and the footstool on casters Note: The vendor believes the chair was commissioned for the Burgess of Aberdeen (head of the guild of craftsmen)
about Lot 616
GENTLEMAN'S VINTAGE NINE CARAT GOLD CASED OMEGA WRISTWATCH dating from 1944, the dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the 15 jewels signed movement numbered 10366592, on later leather strap
about Lot 95
ERNEST HEMINGWAY - SIGNED EDITION OF 'FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS' Oversea Edition printed 1940, Signed to Title Page 'Best always Ernest Hemingway' Note: as noted on the front cover 'This Edition of an American book is made available in various countries only until normal free publishing, interrupted by Axis aggression, can be reestablished'
about Lot 247
SOVERIGN SET RING the Victorian sovereign dated 1892 in nine carat gold ring mount with decorative pierced shoulders, ring size S and approximately 16.4 grams
about Lot 1
J.R.R. TOLKIEN - CHRISTOPHER TOLKIEN (edited): 'THE HISTORY OF MIDDLE-EARTH' 12 volume complete set; published George Allen & Unwin/Unwin Hyman/Harper Collins; comprising volume 1, 1983, 1st edition; volume 2, 1988, 4th impression; volume 3, 1988, 5th impression; volume 4, 1986, 2nd impression; volume 5, 1988 reprint; volume 6, 1989 reprint; volume 7, 1989, 1st edition; volume 8, 1990, 1st edition; volume 9, 1992, 1st edition; volume 10, 1993, 1st edition; volume 11, 1994, 1st edition; and volume 12, 1996, 1st edition; all original cloth and with dust jackets
about Lot 452
RUSHWORTH & DREAPER VIOLIN size 4/4 bearing an interior trade label 'The Apollo, Style 10, 1940' contained in a hard fitted case
about Lot 381
WALTHAM 18 CARAT YELLOW GOLD HALF HUNTER POCKET WATCH with a keyless winding movement marked '19 Jewels Adjusted, A.W.W.Co., Waltham, Mass, Riverside' and numbered 17024873, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and a subsidiary seconds dial with Arabic numerals, below an outer case with blue enamel Roman numerals, the case marked 26703
about Lot 101
GENTLEMAN'S OMEGA AUTOMATIC SEAMASTER WRISTWATCH the silvered dial with baton five minute markers and date aperture at 3, on stainless steel Omega bracelet strap, the signed 24 jewels movement numbered 24787618 dating it to 1966
about Lot 69
