Black lace example, complete and in good order. Paper backing intact as well as spoke; The small simulated tortoise shell complete although scuffed and scratched and some minor losses to the bird decoration; The simulated ivory example both outer spokes broken, one with a missing section and has been glued to the next inner spoke, lace and decoration intact as is paper backing.

This lighter will operate if filled with fuel and wadding possibly in need or replacement. The flint present and sparking, the cap tight and snaps back into place. A good example of its type. Minor scuffs and scratches as per use.

Neither the bow nor crown winder are marked. The bow we believe is gold and the same carat as the case; The winder is also gold but is manufactured with an internal steel fitting which attaches to the stem for winding and setting so it is not gold throughout.

The bow is worn but is gold and the same carat as the case. The winder is not gold.

Documentation provided with watch showing, original Omega service tax invoice dated 13/1/26. Complete service chronograph, mechanical reference 0900cs011402; Original two-tone bracelet strap. Watch is operational, as is the start, stop, reset is operational. Cosmetically good original condition, very minor surface wear to case and bracelet. Omega crystal with symbol to the center. Within the original case is Omega branded ziplock bag dated 08/09/2025 with numerous replaced original parts, crystal, O-ring, spring bars, screws, and some wheels which obviously Omega replaced/refurbished in the last professional service. An attractive watched in original condition.

Currently running. Discolouration/corrosion to original gilded hands. Plexiglass original Omega branded but with scuffs and scratches. 3mm long discolouration to the brushed silver dial between the 5 & 6 baton running into the 27th minute marker, maybe old watch oil or something from a previous service. Minor scuffs and scratches as to be expected with age. Omega branded crown. Leather strap has perished and will need to be replaced. Verdigris corrosion to the Omega buckle with rubbing and losses to the gilded finish. A good watch that presents well for its age.

Stem and crown missing on the Omega, movement operational as this is an automatic and giving movement to the rotor is running the second hand successfully. Has an Omega branded bracelet, scuffs and scratches on the omega branded Plexiglass. A good watch that would benefit from a service and a stem and crown replacement.

Scuffs and scratches to the case as expected with age. Plated finish crown worn from winding, which is an Omega branded crown. Discolouration to the lacquer finish of the brushed silvered dial. Corrosion and discolouration to the hands, rust to the second-hand, in particular. Scuffs and scratches to the plexiglass. Later expander bracelet. Currently running. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

Scuffs and scratches to the case as expected with age. Plating rubbed on Omega branded crown. Plexiglass scuffed and scratched. Dial discouloured and stained with what appears to be from possibly old oil. Running presently but crown does not operate the time setting of the Hour and Minute hand. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

Scuffs and scratches to the case as expected with age. The Omega branded crown appears to be a later replacement. Dial with spotting to the finish and one half of the second subsidiary rubbed and lacking, (old patinated dial). Currently running. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

Scuffs and scratches to the case as expected with age. Back cap with scuffing, scratching, and repolishing possibly to remove engraving of dedication/personalization. Dial with spotting corrosion and discolouration, original as can be seen in photos. Omega branded crown. Currently running. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

Case with minor scuffs, scratches, and small dents as to be expected with age. One small silver corrosion spot to the left-hand side of the case, this is possibly solder or from acid testing the case. Dial with scuffs, scratches and corrosion, as photographed. Original patination. Most likely later replaced crown. Stop, Start, and, Reset of chronograph operational. Currently running. Later strap and buckle. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

Minor scuffs and scratches to the case as expected with age. Dial, baton numerals, and hands are very clean and presentable. IWC branded buckle. Running currently, a handsome watch. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

A lovely genuine antique example. no repairs or restorations. Original finish and patination. Old minor losses to the four parts of the ring turned decoration on the inverted baluster turned columns. As to be expected with age. These are rarely seen in auctions.

Romantic vignettes are hand-coloured lithographs. Case in good honest condition, areas of decoration lightly rubbed and worn as expected with age. Good overall patination. Antique cast iron weights are replacement, but antique. Running and keeping time. Movement seat board is period but with some additional packers. Movement, dial, and hands are all genuine to each other. This clock movement and case has been sympathetically and professionally overhauled and retailed through a leading clock dealer here in Melbourne about Twenty years ago. A very good example. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

The movement and case of the same period but associated (a marriage). 20th century brass case weights. Antique mercury style pendulum cradle, later incorrect wooden pendulum rod the inside lower section of the door surrounds has been cut out for the drop of the weights. Later replacement clock hands. Movement appears to have taken a fall, and the dial feet rivets visibly separated in the dial front. Movement has been overhauled but not professionally. Running currently but need professional adjustment. The back edge of the hood has had additional pieces added to it to extend its depth to house the current movement and dial. A handsome case. A restorer’s piece. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

Clock is currently running and striking. Appears to have been professionally overhauled in the past, but we recommend this to be done again as the movement is dry and overall needs a clean. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

The clock is currently running and striking the ting tang quarters correctly. Pivot holes in the back plate of the movement appear to be dry, we would recommend a sympathetic overhaul. The back plate of the movement stamped ‘Lenzkich’. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

Original condition, no evidence of repairs or restoration. The gilded case is dirty and discoloured, with areas of light rubbing. Would respond very well to a professional clean as would the silvered dial. The figural mount loose but still in place. Movement original silk suspension with correct pendulum, back plate stamped ‘Pons’. A good example of it type that would respond well to sympathetic restoration. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

Good original condition, marble case in fine order with very minor nibbles to edges and extremities, some minor chips to the feet as expected with age. Currently running, dial in good order. Some chips and losses to the glass back door as this is designed to be removed completely but this original. Handsome example. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

Currently in working order. The bird automata moving, rather aged and weathered, missing feathers. A good piece that would respond well to professional restoration. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

Good original condition. Very minor nibbles to the edges of the case. Light scuffs and scratches as to be expected with age. Enamel dial in good order, tiny losses to the winding arbor holes. Currently running, we would recommend a professional overhaul. A lovely example. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

Currently running and has been professionally overhauled in the past. Original pendulum, movement, and frame with no repairs or restoration. Original wheelwork. An antique dome now fitted to a custom-made timber base. A good example of its type. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

Currently not operational, one glass counterweight missing. Is fitted with mercury siphon tube of somewhat incorrect style. Can be made operational with some professional adjustment.

Automata ship running. Coloured celluloid rotating and movement also operational. Please note we do not guarantee the on-going working condition on any watch/clock sold at auction.

As new condition. running and keeping time (has been for several weeks). No box or papers. A lovely example, no negative comments to add. Caliber 560. Serial number 767768
 

This is a reproduction clock in the 19th century style, clearly marked made in Italy. Appears to be original, one finial spire broken but present with the clock and could be reattached. A decorative clock only. We do not guarantee the ongoing operation of timepieces sold at auction. 

No repairs or restoration or cracks. Rings true. Scuffs and scratches to the interior as to be expected with age. Shelf wear to foot rim, with one small chip. Factory imperfections to the glaze. A good example. 

In our opinion, this is an original 18th century plate. The condition supports that this is the case. It is in a very poor, chipped, cracked and otherwise damaged state. As can be seen in the catalogue illustrations, there is numerous chips and rub marks to the higher points of the rim. There is also a significant area of damage lower right which has been repaired (not professionally).

Significant restoration in particular to the trees.

The largest pot lid with some rubbing and flaking to the rim and edges with what appears to be some old restoration and overpainting, the base is badly damaged with several losses (however, this is not visible when displayed). The medium sized example with several chips and restoration to lid, base with hairline cracks. Small example lid slightly discoloured compared to the vase but otherwise, good condition.

Some crazing visible throughout as photographed, trending to hairline cracking in the "Tria Juncta"  example. Otherwise, good condition. Tria Juncta example bearing the London Pharmacy stamp "Robert Feast, 15 & 16 Pavement, Finsbury Square, London". All 19th century examples.

ALBERT MEMORIAL with some chipping, scuffing and flaking to the rim and base, however does not overly affect the visual appeal of the piece. THAMES PAGEANT with several chips to the base, hairline crack to the base rim and crazing throughout. THE CHOIR OF THE CHAPEL ROYAL with significant chip on the lower edge and some crazing throughout. Remaining piece with chip to base rim and crazing visible throughout.

All pieces with some damage or loss, not overly affecting the designs, including chips, crazing and losses. Fair condition only.

The fishing example with minor crazing and several minor flakey chips to rim of base. The game example with several chips to base and heavy crazing throughout. Fair condition but present well.

No repairs or restorations. Plate rings true when tapped. Crazing to the central blue dish of the plate. Scuffs and scratches overall to the glaze, as to be expected with age. Glaze losses and build up most likely original and factory presenting blemishes exposing the body, this is in the sea weed and sea snail decorations. Original clay small shrinkage separation to the underside of the body.

Two chips to the inside of the lid (does not affect the piece visually when displayed). Some rubbing to the gilding to the rim of the base. Otherwise, good condition. The coloured decoration is factory and completely original in our opinion.

This piece is very dirty, with numerous dust and would respond well to a light sympathetic clean. Minor chips and losses to the extremities. A few areas appear to have had small amounts of French polish applied. The raised arm holding baskets under black light shows possible evidence of this being reattached at the shoulder and where the edge of the basket meets the dress of the figure. This has been done extremely well as it is somewhat hidden by the amount of grime on the piece. Overall, a good example.

This piece appears to be what we would call a factory second. It has two significant firing cracks to the upper rim and two running through the base. There appears to have been glaze imperfections in paticular to one face where they have been rubbed back and removed after firing (in the factory). Otherwise, good condition.

Very good condition with no chips, cracks or restoration evident.

Very good condition with no chips, cracks or restoration evident.

Very good condition with no chips, cracks or restoration evident. Rings true when tapped. An excellent and imposing example.