No steel component evident in the charms. Some fitted with diamonds, ruby and/or pearl. The only steel present is the catch leaf spring which locks the bracelet together.

One loose button bar is sterling; Watch chain with button bar, the bar marked sterling, as is the jumperings, chain unmarked but most likely sterling; The modern necklace with button bar, the parrot catch marked 925.

Condition of the opals running left to right; Opal with natural flaw, with all rubies; Cracked opal with one missing ruby; Good opal with one missing ruby; Good opal with no missing rubies; Star cracked opal with one missing ruby; Drop pendant with good opal and no missing rubies; Good opal one missing ruby; Good opal with two missing rubies; Good opal with two missing rubies; good opal with two missing rubies. Presents very nicely would respond well to sympathetic restoration.

Used condition with numerous marks, dents and imperfections. Well loved.
Weight is 94.7grams

Weight is 97.2 grams, no manufacturers/makers mark

Showing signs of use

Used condition with numerous bumps, bruises and minor dents. Well loved.
Weight is 95.2 without liquid

Case in good order with minor scuffs and scratches to the areas inside where the back of the case and cuvet have been opened as to be expected with age. Engine turn decoration crisp. Hinges tight, minor dent to the edge on the body. Replaced ill-fitting and discoloured plexiglass. Dial in good condition although slightly dirty due to ill-fitting plexiglass. Crown time set operational hands touching at certain points on the dial due to ill-fitting plexiglass. Jewelled movement pivots dry, frosted finish overall good. Discolouration spot to the center wheel bridge, escapement wanting to run, escapement free but not running continuously most likely due to worn balance staff pivots. No damage to the movement visible, would respond well to a professional overhaul. Case measures 5.5 x 12.2 x 10.3cm

Case in lovely condition, crisp decoration and engine turning. Crown set operational, replaced plexiglass, enamel dial in lovely order. Inside back of case with two spots of scratch marking most likely due to testing the gold case, scuffs and scratches where the case and cuvet open as to be expected. Scuffs and long light scratches to the polished cuvet, also a small dent to the cuvet. Movement and etched decoration in good condition, nicely marked and detailed by the manufacturer, slightly dirty would benefit from a professional overhaul. Not currently running all appears to be present and correct. Most likely dry and in need of professional overhaul.

9ct gold ladies Cyma watch currently operating; rectangular gold-plated ladies manual wristwatch with black leather strap, currently operational; all other watches in this lot are not in current operational order.

Missing minute hand.

Running presently. Case in good condition and has been professional restored in the past. Some minor rippling to areas of the brass inlay but all present. The convex dial has been professional repainted in the past. A handsome example. A small paint loss to the dial winding hole edge.

Case in overall good condition. Hour hand and numerals later professional replacement. Would have possible had a carved crest, this is now absent with holes to the pitched roof now filled in. Shrinkage crack to the front as is often the case. The original cuckoo present but with losses, needs some wire attachment in order for beak and wings to move. Running correctly but will need professional overhaul.

Case in overall original condition. Appears to have been repairs at some pint to the front pieced fretwork, showing glued up crack where the top of the clock may have separated from the case. A minor loss to both sides of the architectural decoration. Old but replaced hour hand and numerals. Original cuckoo, minor losses and needs rewiring. One bellow with perished skin, the going (time) spring broken or let go. Will chime on the gong and operate the bellows, but the clock not running presently. Will need professional overhaul.

Case in original condition with very minor losses and repairs to the carved decoration, this is barely noticeable. Shrinkage cracks to the case as is often the case, would benefit from professional restoration. Small veneer loss to the back right hand edge of the case. Replaced minute hand and numerals. Replaced/renewed bellows and woodwind boxes. Movement dirty, running and operating correctly at present, will need a professional overhaul. A nice example.

Case has remnants of polychrome painting that is most likely not original as is the brick painted decoration on the dial plate. Minor loss to the minute hand decoration as can be seen in the photos, number one numeral from the IV (six) missing. Running, chiming, and playing the music box presently but will need professional overhaul, and a correct pendulum and rod to be married up to the clock. Cuckoo, bellows, and gong sounding correct. A good, rare example that would respond well to a professional restoration. Movement appears to be unmarked.

Good, restored condition. Case professionally refinished. Running, chiming, and working presently. Would benefit from a professional overhaul. A good clean example.

Brass case dirty and tarnish, would benefit from a polish and lacquer. Dial and alarm dial clean and in good order. Back door glass missing. Alarm working. Original silvered platform escapement. Striking the gong with some manual encouragement, the fan sluggish due to deteriorated oil. Would need a professional overhaul, although running correctly at present.

Original condition, case would benefit from a light clean and wax. No evidence of repairs or restoration. Minor hairline cracks to the dial, running and striking presently. Movement very dirty, would benefit from a professional overhaul.

The tortoiseshell example missing glass to the brass bezel, the retailers address to the enamel dial rubbed. The dial loose in the surround. The case showing signs of age and wear, cracked tortoiseshell veneer to the left-hand side but present. This is also the case to the veneer to the back section of the caddy top. Veneer loses to the left and right of the back door, case would respond well to a sympathetic restoration. The movement with original silver platform currently running but will need a professional overhaul. Striking the coiled gong on the hours, although missing the strike on the half hour. A handsome example showing signs of age and wear; The spelter cased Cherub Ansonia clock running in original order. The gild finish to the case would benefit from a light clean.

Case clean, a few minor chips to the corners of the beveled glass; front top left, backdoor top right; minor internal chipping to the right-hand side glass, right-hand inner edge. Minor loss to far right of enamel dial where it is screw fitted just behind the dial mark at the nine o’clock position. Clock will run for two days approximately, and keep time, but main spring has let go at one end within the barrel so it will not take a full wind. Correct key can be supplied. Will need professional overhaul to fix the spring issue. A nice example.

In original condition, movement is very dirty and will need a professional overhaul. Chiming and striking the hours correctly at present. Escapement sluggish, movement all present and correct.

The Enfield example missing bezel and glass.

The hardstone case with scuffs and scratches as to be expected with age. The brass discoloured and would benefit from a polish and lacquer. The pheasant with a repair to the front leg from a previous brake. The dial with wear and rubbing, this is also the case with the hands. The screw that retains the bell to the movement is absent, original pendulum. Movement all present and correct. An attractive clock that would respond well to a professional overhaul.

Case in original order with scuffs, scratches and losses to the original finish. Minor separation to the case joins and shrinkage. One of the bottom drop finials missing. Running and striking presently, although the motion work needs some adjustment so it will strike when pointed at the exact hour. Some of the glass internal retaining beading missing. The top glass to the front door held in with silicone. An attractive example that would respond with to sympathetic restoration and a professional overhaul.

Some occasional shrinkage cracks (to be expected), possible loss to the terminal of one of the protrusions, otherwise appears to be in very good condition with very handsome patination.