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THE REMAINING PORTION OF THE

VALUABLE COLLECTION OF

Objects op Art of THE

BEY. W. BENTINCK L. HAWKINS, DECEASED, LATE OF BRYANSTON SQUARE,

COMPRISING

British and Foreign Orders of Knighthood,

Miniatures, Jewellery, Snuff-Boxes,

Gold and Silver Watches,

AND

A CHOICE COLLECTION OF WATCHES BY BREGUET:

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Messrs. CHRISTIE, MANSON & WOODS, AT Tmm ©EEAT

8 KING STBEET, ST. JAMES’S SQUARE,

On MONDAY, JULY 8, 1895, AND FOLLOWING DAY,

AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY.

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May be viewed the Friday and Saturday preceding, and Catalogues

had, at Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods’ Offices, 8 King Street,

St. James's Square, S.W.

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CONDITIONS OP SALE,

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I. THE highest Bidder to be the Buyer; and if any dispute arise

between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall be

immediately put up again and re-sold.

II. No person to advance less than Is,; above Fire Pounds, 5s.;

and so on in proportion.

III. In the case of Lots upon which there is a reserve, the Auctioneer

shall have the right to bid on behalf of the Seller.

IY. The Purchasers to giro in their Names and Places of Abode,

and to pay down 5s. in the pound, or more, in part of payment,

or the whole of the Purchase-Money, if required; in default

of which, the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately put

up again and re-sold.

V. The Lots to be taken away and paid for, whether genuine and

authentic or not, with all faults and errors of description, at

the Buyer’s expense and risk, within Two days from the Sale;

Messrs. Christie, Manson and Woods not being responsible

for the correct description, genuineness, or authenticity of,

or any fault or defect in, any Lot, and making no warranty

whatever.

YI. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in th©

settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be

removed during the time of Sale; and the remainder of the

Purchase-Money must absolutely be paid on the delivery.

VII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money

deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited ; all Lots un¬

cleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or

private Sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re sal©

shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale.

CATALOGU E,

First Day’s Sale.

On MONDAY, JULY 8, 1895,

AT ONE O’CLOCK l'RECISELY.

MINIATURES.

1 Portrait of a Lady, in yellow dress, with blue fillet in her

hair

2 Portrait of a Child, in a white cap, seated in a landscape—in

gold locket

8 A Lady, in blue and white dress and large black hat—in small

gold frame and mother-o’-pearl back

4 Two Children, with a donkey, in a landscape, after Gains¬

borough

5 A Lady, in white dress, with pearl necklace ; a circular miniature,

in frame edged with pearls

6 A Lady, in white dress and yellow sash, in oval frame with blue

enamel back

7 Mrs, Perceval Lockwood, in white dress and cap and mauve

sash, in oval gold frame

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8 Lady Bulwer Lytton, in oval gold locket set with pearls, an $

blue enamel back

9 Lady Manners, in gold frame with opal back

10 Lady Charlotte Campbell, in gold locket set with pearls, and

blue enamel baek

11 Mrs. John Macdonald, in gold locket set with pearls, and blue

and red enamel and seed pearls at the back

12 Mrs. Sheridan, in gold locket set with pearls

13 A Gentleman, in blue coat, in oval locket with band of blue

enamel

14 A Boy, in blue dress, holding a rose, in oval gold locket edged

with pearls, and opal and blue enamel back

15 The Young Pretender, in armour: an oval miniature in gold

frame

16 The Prince Begent, in engraved gold locket set with pearls

17 An Officer, in military uniform, in gold frame with initials in

seed pearls

18 A Gentleman, in green coat, with powdered hair, in gold frame

19 The Duchess of Rutland, in white dress, in engraved blue and

white enamel locket set with pastes, blue enamel back, with a

miniature of a lady and gentleman surrounded by pearls

JEWELLERY.

20 A Pair of Single-Stone Brilliant Earrings

21 Three Opal Studs, gold mounted

22 Three onyx ditto, surrounded by diamonds

23 A pair of onyx sleeve-links ; a pair of ditto, inlaid with diamonds ;

an onyx Maltese cross ; and four ditto buttons

24 Two pearl studs, with blue enamel borders

25 A Brooch, with a cameo head of a Bacchante

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PINS.

26 Two Gold Scarf-Pins, eacli with a cat’s-eye and diamonds

27 A Scarf-Pin, with an opal and diamonds

28 A Ditto

29 A Pin, with a large pear-shaped pearl

30 Two Ditto, each with large pearls

31 A Gold Pin, with a sapphire; and one, with a moonstone

32 A Pin, with a large black pearl in claw setting

33 Two Pins, with baroque pearls

34 A Pin, with a ruby and four brilliants

35 A Pin, with a pearl in border of diamonds and red enamel

36 A Pin, with a pearl in enamel serpent setting

37 A Pin, with a cabochon ruby

38 A Pin, with a spinel ruby

RINGS.

39 Two signet rings, each with a bloodstone engraved with a coat-

of-arms

40 A gold ring, with onyx cameo head of Minerva; one, with an

intaglio male head; and one other

41 A plain gold ring, with a sapphire ; and one, with a cat’s-eye

42 A gold ring, with ah emerald engraved with a coat-of-arms; and

an onyx ditto

43 An onyx cameo ring, with a head of Christ; and one, with a head

of Ajax

44 A ring, with a sapphire enamelled at the back ; and two plain

gold rings, with cat’s-eyes

45 A ring, with an emerald in border of diamonds; a ditto, set with

pastes ; and one other

46 A chased gold ring, with a carbuncle; a ditto, with intaglio

Roman head ; and one other

47 A Chased Gold Ring, with a square emerald and two brilliants

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48 A Plain Gold Ring, with a yellow brilliant

49 Two Gold Rings, each with a sapphire

50 A Ring, with a jacinth surrounded by brilliants

51 A Ring, with a topaz surrounded by brilliants

52 A Ring, with a ruby with intaglio male head

53 A Ring, with a large cabochon ruby in enamelled gold setting

54 A Ring, with a cabochon ruby

55 A Ring, with a large spinel ruby

56 A Ring, with a spinel ruby and gold claw setting

57 A Ring, with ditto

58 A Ring, with a spinel ruby in gold claw setting

59 A Ring, with a fine specimen yellow brilliant

60 Another, with a pale yellow brilliant

61 A Gold Ring, with a ruby surrounded by brilliants, and forming

a stud

62 A Plain Gold Ring, with large brilliant

63 A Gold Ring, with large brilliant

64 A Single-Stone Brilliant Ring

SNUFF-BOXES.

65 A Louis XVL Horn Snuff-Box, mounted with chased gold

borders, the lid inlaid with an oval enamel of Mme. de

Sevigne

66 An Octagonal Snuff-Box, formed of two plaques of bloodstone,

mounted with borders of chased gold

67 A Shaped Snuff-Box, of jasper, mounted with silver-gilt

borders chased with scrolls and flowers

68 A small silver-gilt ditto, the lid inlaid with an agate plaque

69 A Shaped Amber Snuff-Box, the lid engraved with a coat-of-

arms, mounted with gold

70 A Circular Box, of ivory and tortoiseshell, the lid inlaid with

a medallion head of Louis XVI.

• 1 Circular Horn Box, with an oval enamel of a gentleman in

a red coat on the lid, gold mounted

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72 An Oval Snuff-Box, with a miniature of a gentleman in black

coat and wig on the lid, gold mounted

73 Another, with a portrait of Captain Aston, mounted with gold

74 An Oval Silver Box, with tortoiseshell lid inlaid with a

medallion head of George II., containing a musical movement

75 A Shaped Gold Snuff-Box, chased with flowers and ornaments,

partly enamelled w.th flowers in colours, the lid inlaid with

an enamel portrait of Frederick the Great

76 An Oblong Engraved Gold Box, with N. and a crown in

diamonds on blue enamel ground on the lid

77 A Circular Box, with portrait of Annibale Caracci, enamel by

H. Bone, R.A., on the lid

77a An Oblong Silver-Gilt Box, engraved with cupids in medal¬

lions, the borders chased with foliage and ornaments, the lid

enamelled with a coat-of-arms in colours in borders of green

enamel, with gilt arabesques

OBJECTS OF VERTU.

78 A Magnifying Glass, in bloodstone case with Louis XY. gold

cage mount, chased with children with musical instruments,

scrolls and flowers

79 An old silver snuff-box, inlaid with an onyx cameo male head ; an

onyx cameo head of Napoleon ; and two others

80 An Etui, in fish-skin case mounted with silver, containing imple¬

ments; a double eye-glass, in tortoiseshell case; and a ruby

glass scent-bottle, mounted with chased metal-gilt

81 A Mother-o’-Pearl Needle-Case, mounted with silver; a pair

of gold-mounted pince-nez; and an inlaid rose-wood woik-

box

82 Head of Charles I.: an oval relief in alabaster ; and a cameo

head of Ctesar, in bloodstone

83 A small octagonal Limoges plaque, painted with the Education of

the Virgin

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CANES.

84 A Partridge Cane, with Louis XY. gold top chased with flowers,

fruits and scrolls

85 A Tortoiseshell Stick, with Louis XY. gold mount chased

with figures, sheep and scrolls

86 An Ebony Sword Stick, with plain gold top and band

87 A Partridge Cane, with gold top boldly chased with dancing

female figures, masks and flowers

88 A Malacca Cane, with gold top chased with Diana, Paris, Cupid,

in borders of scrolls and flowers

89 An ivory walking stick, carved as a blackthorn, with gold top

90 Another, the upper part carved with foliage in low relief, mounted

with engraved gold crook

91 A dark-coloured Malacca cane, with ivory crook, and gold band

chased with scrolls

92 Another, with Louis XY. gold top chased with the Judgment of

Paris, masks and scrolls

93 A Clouded Malacca Cane, with gold top chased with classical

figures, military trophy, &c.

WATCHES IN GOLD CASES.

94 A Keyless Watch, with dial showing the months of the year, in

plain gold case (35694)

95 Another, with dial showing the phases of the moon and the days

of the week and month on the back, in plain gold case

96 A Keyless Watch, with patent dial, in plain gold hunter case

(901169)-

97 A Repeating Watch, with silver dial, in engine-turned gold

case (2000)

98 A Repeating Watch, by Archer, in chased and engraved gold

case (4137)

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0(J A Cuiuous Watch, witli enamelled revolving dials showing days

of the week and month, and variation of mean and solar time,

with seconds dial at the back, in plain gold case and outer

case

100 A Watch, with open face, and enamelled dial at the back with

thermometer, in gold case

101 A Watch, by Courvoisier, with engraved silver face, and three

gilt dials and centre seconds hand, in engine-turned gold case.

No. 50032

102 A Watch, with enamelled face, and three dials showing days of

the week and month, centre seconds hand and automatic

winding movement, in plain gold case

103 A Repeating Watch, with engraved silver dial, in engine-turned

gold hunting case, No. 17780

OLD ENGLISH AND FRENCH WATCHES.

104 A Repeating Watch, by Meuron, in engraved gold case, and

open dial of silver and gold, chased with a figure of a boy

who strikes the gong, a fox and other animals

105 An Old English Repeating Watch, by de St. Leu, in metal-

gilt case and shagreen outer case

106 A Repeating Watch, by Arnold, in gold case beautifully

enamelled at the back with ornaments in dark blue, white

and green, and engraved with a coronet and monogram

107 A Repeating Watoh, by Paul Dury, in pierced gold case engraved

with a boar hunt, and outer pierced gold case chased with

medallions, heads, coronets and doves

108 A Watch, by C. Clays, in agate case mounted with gold and cut

steel, with chatelaine formed of agate beads and cut steel

links

109 A Watch, by T. Reynolds, in hexagonal-shaped case inlaid with

plaques of cornelian, moss agate and other stones, and partly

enamelled in colours

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110 A Watch, by T. Hunter, in gold case, and outer case of ruetal-

gilt, and blue enamel back, and trophy of musical instruments

in gold

111 A Watch, by Ilberry, in gold case with ornaments and coloured

enamel, enamelled at the back with two girls and a youth

butterfly bunting

112 A Watch, by French, in metal-gilt case, and outer case of

tortoiseshell, mounted with metal-gilt

113 Another, by G. Prior, in silver case, and outer case of tortoise¬

shell mounted with silver

114 A Ditto, by Graham, jewelled in two holes, in silver case, and

outer case of tortoiseshell inlaid and mounted with silver

115 A Repeating Watch, by Le Roy, with the dial inlaid with

chased gold and green ename , in p reed and chased silver

case, and outer case of tortoiseshell silver mounted

WATCHES BY BREGUET.

116 A Repeating Watch, in engine-turned case, No. 3899

117 A Keyless Watch, with compensated balance, in plain gold

hunter case, No. 1529

118 A Repeating Watch, in plain gold case and chased border,

No. 2248

119 Another, with silver dial, in engine-turned gold case, No. 2311

120 A Smaller Ditto, repeating the minutes, in similar case,

No. 2927, with short gold chain and key attached

121 A Repeating Watch, in engine-turned gold case, No. 3152

122 A Watch, repeating the minutes, with silvered dial and engine-

turned gold case, No. 2489

123 Another, repeating the minutes, in engraved gold case, No. 1356

124 A Large Repeating Watch, with enamelled dial, in engine-

. turned gold case

125 A Repeating Watch, in plain gold case, No. 197

126 Another, with engraved gold dials and thermometer, in engraved

gold case with dark blue enamel border, No. 1860

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127 A Repeating Watch, with engraved silver dials showing the

days of the week and month, &c., in plain gold case

Repeating Watch, with open face, ahd containing a musical

movement, No. 1(5406

Large Watch, with engraved and enamelled silver dials

showing the days of the week and month and age of the

moon, in engine-turned gold case with pointer for the use of

the blind, with short gold chain and key attached

130 A Lady’s Watch, with compensated balance and silver dial, in

129 A

— li Q engine-turned gold case enamelled with initial M. and coronet's '

in blue, No. 3542, with short gold chain and key attached

Made for the Duke of Marlborough. With certificate of

November 21, 1820 ; confirmed July 25, 1890

131 A Repeating Ditto, in similar case, showing days of the

month, with short gold chain and key

132 A Smaller Ditto, with silver dial, compensated balance, in

engine-turned gold case, No. 3062

133 A Lady’s Keyless Watch, repeating minutes, with compensated

balance, in plain gold case, No. 5352

134 A Lady’s Small Repeating Watch, with silver dial, in engine-

turned gold hunting case, No. 2648

135 A Repeating Watch, with enamelled and engraved silver dials

showing days of the month and age of the moon, in engine-

turned-gold case, with short gold chain and key attached,

No. 3833

136 A Large Watch, with centre seconds hand, and engraved silver

dials showing mean and solar time, compensated balances,1/

the inner case engraved with a calendar, in engine-turned***^*^*- ^ f

gold case, No. 2794, with short gold chain and key attached ** i

137 Another, similar, No. 2788, with short gold chain and key tfO

138 A Repeating Chronometer Watch, with engraved silver dialsA

showing mean and solar time, days of the week and month

and age of the moon, in plain gold case, with chain and key j / £ p

attached, No. 4112 ru Made for Mr. Goding. With certificate of June 1, 1829 ;

confirmed January 5, 1872

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A Lady’s Watch, with minute silver dial, in gold hunting ease

finely enamelled with shell ornament in lavender, the loop

set with pearls, No. 1114, with fine gold chain and key

attached

Another, with similar dial, in gold case enamelled with shell

ornament in dark blue, and mounted with a diamond flower

and arrow, pointer on revolving back for use of the blind,

No. 695

Made for Lucien Bonaparte. With certificate of 3 Messidor,

An. 9 ; confirmed September 30, 1890

A Minute Lady’s Watch, with engraved gold and silver dial,

in engine-turned gold case, No. 2706, with short gold chain

and key attached

Made for the Queen of Naples. With certificate of January

24, 1814; confirmed February 4, 1892

A Thermometer, fitted in oval gold ring with chased border,

shagreen case

A Tourbillon Chronometer, in engine-turned silver case.

The original model for the celebrated Tourbillon movement

made by Breguet on a chronometer by Arnold, with the

inscription “Premier regulateur a tourbillon de Breguet

reuni a un des premiers ouvrages d’Arnold. Hommage de

Breguet a la memoire reveree d’Arnold offert a son fils.

An. 1808.”

A Large Watch, with compensated balance and three dials, in

plain silver case, No. 3675

A Clock Watch, of unusual size, with compensated balance

and centre seconds hand, striking hours and quarters, the

works chased and jewelled with rubies, in plain gold case,

No. 650

The Companion, with chased gold key, in oblong tortoiseshell

case

End of First Day's Sale.

Second Day’s Sale.

On TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1895,

AT ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY.

BRITISH AND FOREIGN ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD.

150 Austria-Hungary—Silver-gilt enamelled cross of a Commander

of the Order of St. Stephen ; another, of Maria Theresa;

and a gold miniature cross of Leopold—all extra fine 3

151 Austria-Hungary—Badge of a Commander of the Order of the

Iron Crown; Commanders’ crosses of Leopold, St. John of

Jerusalem, Francis Joseph ; and two miniature crosses of the

last Order—all silver-gilt and enamelled Q

152 Brunswick—Gold enamelled cross of a Commander of the Order

of Henry the Lion ; Belgium—Silver-gilt enamelled cross of

a Commander of the Order of Leopold; and two silver

Chevalier’s miniature crosses—the first two extra fine 4

153 Bavaria—Silver-gilt cross of the Order of St. Hubert; Brazil—

Gold enamelled cross of the Order of the Southern Cross—

both extra fine 2

154 Denmark—Gold badge of the Order of the Elephant—extra fine

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155 France—Gold cross of the Order of the Legion of Honour

(Grand Officer), “ Bonaparte, Premier Consul, 19th Mai

1802 ”; gold Geneva cross, awarded to those who succoured

the wounded, 1870-71—both extra fine, the former minus

suspender 2

156 France—Gold enamelled cross of a Commander of the Order of

the Reunion—extra fine 1

“ This identical Order urns Marshal Ney’s ”—see accom¬

panying particulars

157 France—Gold enamelled crosses of the Order of the Legion of

Honour; Grand Cross, with bust of Henry IV.; Officer’s

Cross, with bust of Napoleon I.—the latter extra fine 2

158 Portugal—Gold enamelled cross of a Commander of the Order

of Our Lady of the Conception of Villa- Vicosa; France—

Officer’s gold cross of the Legion of Honour; silver-gilt

medal “ Vuleur et Discipline”; two metal crosses; and a

badge—all extra fine 6

159 Greece—Gold enamelled cross, and silver star of a Grand

Commander of the Order of the Redeemer—both extra fine

2 160 Greece—Gold enamelled crosses of a Knight Grand Cross, and

a Knight of the Order of the Redeemer—both extra fine 2

161 Great Britain—Gold enamelled cross of a Commander of the

Order of the Bath ; gold miniature crosses of the Orders of

the Bath and Distinguished Service—all fine 3

162 Great Britain—Gold enamelled jewel of the Order of the

Thistle—very fine and very rare 1

163 Great Britain—The Lesser George of the Order of the Garter,

gold—very fine and very rare 1

164 Great Britain—Field Officer’s gold medal for the battle of

Orthes (Major Henry Bright, 87th Regt.)—extra fine and

very rare 1

165 Hanover—Gold enamelled cross of a Commander (first class) of

the Guelphic Order—extra fine 1

166 Hanover—Gold enamelled cross, and silver enamelled star

(civil) of the Guelphic Order—the former incomplete 2

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167 Hanover—Silver-gilt enamelled cross (civil) of a Commander

of the Guelphic Order; and a gold miniature cross of the

same Order; Hesse—Gold enamelled cross of a Knight of

the Order of the Golden Lion—all very fine 3

168 Italy—Silver-gilt enamelled cross, and silver star of a Grand

Cross of the Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus; gold

enamelled cross of a Knight of the Order of the Crown of

Italy; and a gold miniature cross of the same Order—all

extra fine 4

169 Italy—Gold and silver star of a Knight of the Order of

the Most Sacred Annunziata; gold enamelled cross of a

Knight of the Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus; silver-

gilt enamelled cross of a Commander of the Order of the

Crown of Italy—the first and last extra fine 3

170 Prussia—Silver-gilt enamelled cross of the Order of the Black

Eagle ; gold enamelled cross of the Order of St. John of

Jerusalem; gold and jewelled star, and silver enamelled

badge of the Order of the Sun and Lion ; Mexico—Silver-gilt

enamelled badge of the Order of the Mexican Eagle—all very

fine except the second 5

171 Prussia—Silver-gilt enamelled badge of the Order of the Red

Eagle ; Persia—two silver stars and three miniatures of the

Order of the Sun and Lion ; Siam—Silver-gilt badge of the

Order of the White Elephant; and four gold miniatures of

various Orders 11

172 Persia—Silver enamelled star, set with diamonds, of the Order

of the Sun and Lion—extra fine and rare 1

173 Pontifical — Cross of the Order of Christ; Roumania —

Chevalier’s cross of the Order of the Crown of Roumania;

Servia—Commander’s cross of the Order of Takova—all

silver-gilt and enamelled 3

174 Pontifical—Collar, cross and star of the Order of the Holy

Sepulchre—all silver-gilt and enamelled, extra fine 3

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175 Pontifical—Gold enamelled cross of the Order of Christ;

another, of the Holy Sepulchre; Sicily—Silver-gilt enam¬

elled cross of the Order of St. George of the Reunion—all

very fine 3

176 Pontifical—Gold cross of the Order of Christ; another, of the

Order of St. John of Jerusalem; and a metal cross of the

Holy Sepulchre—all enamelled, the first and last extra fine 3

177 Russia—Silver-gilt enamelled cross of the Order of St. Andrew ;

Pontifical—Gold enamelled cross of the Order of the Holy

Sepulchre—both extra fine 2

178 Russia—Gold cross of a Commander of the Order of St. Stanis¬

laus ; Pontifical—Silver-gilt cross ; and two gold miniature

crosses of the Order of Christ—all enamelled and extra fine 4

179 Russia—Gold enamelled cross of the Order of the White Eagle

—extra fine 1

180 Sweden—Metal-gilt cross of the Order cf the Seraphim; Sicily

—Gold cross of the Order of the Two Sicilies—both extra fine

2

181 Russia—Gold enamelled cross of the Order of St. Anne ; Spain

—Silver and gold naval decoration with clasp Aguilas—both

extra fine ' 2

182 Saxe-Weimar Eisenach—Gold enamelled cross of a Commander

of the Order of the White Falcon ; Spain—Silver enamelled

star of the Order of Charles III.—the latter extra fine 2

183 Spain—Gold enamelled cross, set with diamonds, of a Commander

of the Order of Charles III.—extra fine 1

184 Gold pendant badge, set with five diamonds, of the Order of the

Golden Fleece—extra fine 1

185 Spain—Gold enamelled cross of a Commander of the Order of

Charles III.; silver-gilt enamelled badge of the Order of

Alcantara—the former extra fine 2

186 Spain—Silver-gilt enamelled cross of a Commander of the Order

of Charles III. ; another, of military merit ; silver-gilt

enamelled star of the Order of Isabella the Catholic

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187 Mexico— Silvor-gilt enamelled star of the Order of the Madonna

of Guadaloupe ; Sweden—Silver-gilt enamelled cross of the

Order of the Seraphim—the former extra fine 2

188 Gold enamelled badges (8) of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem,

one British g

189 Three gold enamelled, one silver, and one onyx, crosses of the

Order of St. John of Jerusalem—all very fine 5

190 Gold enamelled badge and star of a Knight of Justice of the

Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England

—extra fine 2

191 Gold enamelled badge of the Order of the Hospital of St. John

of Jerusalem in England ; gold Orange badge of William III.

—both very fine 2

192 Gold enamelled badge of the Order of St John of Jerusalem in

England, with gold suspender, engraved on the back—This

badge of the K. of St. J. was worn by King George IV. of

England—extra fine and rare 1

193 Spain—Gold enamelled and jewelled badge of the Order of the

Golden Eleece—extra fine and very rare 1

194 Spain—Gold enamelled cross of a Commander of the Order of

Charles III. ; another, of Isabella the Catholic—both extra

fine 2

195 Denmark—Gold enamelled cross of a Commander of the Order

of the Danneborg—extra fine 1

196 Sweden—Gold enamelled cross of a Commander of the Order of

the Polar Star—extra fine 1

197 Portugal—Silver-gilt enamelled cross of the Order of Christ;

another, of the Tower and Sword; gold enamelled cross of

St. Benedict of Aviz ; and two miniature crosses of Isabella

the Catholic 5

198 Denmark—Gold enamelled cross (4th class) of the Order of the

Danneborg; gold miniature cross of the Swedish Order of

Yasa; and two miniature crosses of the Osraanioh and

Nishan-i-Imtiaz 4

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199 Turkey—Silver-gilt enamelled cross and star (2nd class) of the

Order of Osmanieh—extra fine 2

200 Turkey—Silver and gold badge of the Order of the Medjidie;

and Star of the Order of St. Benedict of Aviz—both extra

fine 2

201 Portugal—Gold enamelled cross of the Order of St. Benedict

of Aviz—extra fine 1

202 Portugal—Gold enamelled cross of a Commander of the Order

of the Tower and Sword; and another, of a lower grade—

both extra fine 2

203 Gold enamelled badge of the Salim-Kyrbourg Family Order 1

204 Silver-gilt enamelled star and badge of the Sultan of Deldir 2

205 Gold enamelled cross of the Order of the White Eagle of the

Duchy of Modena ; gold cross of the Sultan of Deldir 2

206 Portugal—Gold enamelled star and cross of the Order of the

Tower and Sword (Commander)—extra fine and rare 2

207 Pontifical—Gold enamelled cross of the Order of St. John of

Jerusalem—extra fine 1

208 Fine group of decorations, in case, containing gold medal of

Frederick William III. of Prussia, with edge inscribed

VERDIENSTORDEN ' VERLIEHEN * VON * KONIG ‘ VON * PREUSSEN * DEM

doktor * Granville, 1828—with loop and pin; badge of the

Order of the Crown of Wurtemburg; badge of the Order of

the Lion of Zaehringen (Baden) ; and St. Michael Order of

Merit of Bavaria—scarce 4

209 Gold miniature jewelled cross of the Order of Christ; another,

of the Danish Order of the Elephant; and a small chain,

with miniature crosses suspended of St. John of Jerusalem,

Charles III. of Spain, Isabella the Catholic, and Tunis 6

210 Metal-gilt badges and crosses of uncertain attribution; silver-

gilt brooch bars, &c., including gold buckles (5) ; suspender;

locket; and button decorations (2) 30

211 Jewelled and enamelled pendant badge “Paschal Lamb”—in

case; and two gold and enamelled badges of military merit

of Wiirtemberg 3

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212 Turkish star and badge, silver-gilt and enamelled, with crescent

and Sultan’s Togbra in centre ; Portuguese silver star with

gilt and enamelled centre; and miniature orders, mostly

gold, of various nationalities (14) six being on a silver brooch

bar 17

213 Gold and enamelled badges of the Order of St.John of Malta, of

different grades 4

214 An early French enamelled (on gold) badge of Louis Quinze,

with two interlinked L’s in centre of eight fleurs-de-lis—very

fine and rare 1

215 Badges and decorations of the Primrose League, various grades,

in silver and silver-gilt (11); Masonic gold badge “ Grand

Lodge,” in case 12

ENGLISH SILVER COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Etc.

216 Charles I. Royalist badge (oval gilt), bare-headed bust of King?

with lace collar, rev. Royal arms crowned within the Garter,

with floral border, loop and ring ; another, smaller oval, with

Kind’s bust crowned, and t. rawlins under Queen’s bust on

rev., without border—both silver-gilt, fine and rare 2

217 Royalist badges of Charles I. and Charles I. and Henrietta

Maria (3), two gilt; Dr. Henry Sacheverell (Med. III. II.

p. 367, No 210) ; and a curious and rare little heart-shaped

box badge of Charles II.—mostly fine and rare 5

218 Fine engraved medal (oval) by Simon Passe, of Frederick, Count

Palatine, the Princess Elizabeth, and their eldest son, below

the three busts are the artist’s initials S. P. in monogram,

and on rev. the armorial bearings of the Count and Countess,

with lambrequins, &c. (Med. III. I. p. 218, No. 69) a fine

piece of great merit, and very rare 1

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219 Abp. Sancroft and the six Bishops, by G. Bower, on their

incarceration in the Tower, 1688;—two varieties, one strucJc

with plain edge, rare; George III. on his jubilee, 1809 ; and

two others, in frame and glazed, of Win. Pitt (Liverpool

and Manchester Pitt Clubs) 5

220 George Walker, on the defence of Derry, 1683, “Apprentice

Boys of Derry Club” ; three Orange badges of William III.,

“ The Glorious .Revolution,” one a centenary medal;

Wellington as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, 1839;

Marquis Camden as Chancellor of Cambridge University 6

221 Charles James Fox, 1806; William Sidney Smith, 1805 ;

Wellington, as in previous lot; Albert Edward, Prince of

Wales, on his visit to Canada, 1860—rare; and Napoleon III.

and Eugenie, on their visit to England in 1855 5

222 Alexander Davison’s medal for the Nile, 1798—hronze-gilt, set

in gold frame and glazed; another, in silver, unglazed;

Napoleon I., bronze medal, set in gold frame and glazed ; and

a Five-Lire Piece of Napoleon I. as King of Italy, made into

a box containing his portrait in oils—an interesting relic 4

223 The Prince and Princess of Wales, on their marriage in 1863;

Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, oval medal surmounted

with crown, commemorating his visit to India, 1875-6; and

ft medallion of Nicholas I. of Russia, 1859, struck by order

of Alexander II. to his memory, and said to have been

presented to the famous composer Balfe 3

224 English and Foreign coins, &c., including a Broad of Charles I.

(pierced) and a London penny of William I.—weight 8j oz.

225 Gold medal of Charles Frederick Grand Duke of Saxony, “ For

Services ” 1

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COPPER, Etc. *

226 Framed and glazed medallion of the Prince Consort; Masonic

badge (silver-gilt) in case; large metal-gilt plaque of

Charles I.; bronze and white metal medals, various, some in

cases, and including a few Roman brass coins, &c. 64

227 Masonic “ Grand Lodge” badge, in case; and another (silver);

foreign double-headed eagle; Pitt Club gilt badge, with

cameo portrait of Pitt (Samuel Churchill); Hungarian

Apostolic cross ; silver medal of Dr. Mead ; and various

gems, seals, stones and other odds and ends 14

MINIATURES.

228 George IY.; and The Marquis of Chandos 2

229 Marshal Blucher

230 Nai*oleon I.—on ivory

231 A Lady, in black dress, pearl necklace and high lace collar—in

gold locket

232 A Lady, in large black hat and ruff, on blue background

233 Portrait of a Gentleman, in armour and lace scarf, by

Cooper

234 Portrait of Oliver Cromwell : an oval enamel

235 Robert, Earl of Oxford : oval enamel, by C. F. Zincko

236 A Gentleman, in blue coat and wig : oval enamel, in frame set

with pastes and ribbon loop

237 Portrait of a Divine, in oval frame set with pastes

238 Portrait of Madame Elizabeth, as a peasant girl

239 Portrait of a Gentleman, in a grey coat, in gold locket set

with pearls, and blue enamel back with M. M. in brilliants,

and enamel ornament

240 A Lady, in a Gainsborough hat, in blue enamel frame set with

pastes, and opal back

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241 A Lady, in whito dress and black lace scarf, in gold and bluo

enamel frame set with pearls

242 Portrait of Mrs. Siddons, in enamelled gold locket, with a

trophy in pastes on blue enamel ground at the back

243 David Garrick, in puce-coloured coat and wig, in oval locket

214 A Lady, in large hat with feather, in gold locket with portrait

of an officer on the back

245 Portrait of a Lady, in white dress, in gold frame

246 A Lady, in white dress sewn with pearls, and powdered hair, in

silver frame mounted as a brooch

JEWELLERY, Etc.

247 A gold pencil case, with gold top; and one other

248 A gold pencil, with leads of three colours ; and an engine-turned

ditto

249 Two others, similar

250 A gold curb-pattern chain

251 A small curb-pattern gold chain; and a double eye-glass

252 A gold Albert curb and link-pattern chain, with key; a long

neck-chain ; and a key, with horse’s hoof

253 Three chased gold seals; two other seals; and a watch-key

254 Two rings, a pin, and an earring, enamelled with Maltese crosses

in white, in a case

255 A massive gold ring, with a Maltese cross and coronet; and

one, with a Maltese cross in white enamel

256 Two gold signet rings, engraved with coats-of-arms

257 A ring, with a Maltese cross: and a plain gold ring

258 A gold memorial ring, with a cross in diamonds on black enamel

ground; and one, with Latin inscription

259 A gold ring, with Masonic emblems on green enamel; a chased

gold ditto, with an inscription on enamel ground ; and a

plain gold ring, with turquoises

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WATCHES IN SILVER, CASES.

2G0 A Keyless Repeating Watch, in plain silver case; and a

keyless watch, in black metal case 2

261 A Keyless Watch, with compensated balance, in plain silver

case

262 A Ditto

263 A Keyless Chronoscope Watch, with compensated balance, in

engine-turned silver case

264 A Newmarket Stop-Watch, in keyless black metal case; and

a keyless watch, in engine-turned silver case

265 A Keyless Watch, by J. Walker, with compensated balance, in

plain silver case (21414)

266 Another, with compensated balance, in plain demi-hunting silver

case

267 A Large Keyless Watch, with compensated balance, and

enamelled dials showing the days of week and month and age

of moon, in plain silver case

268 Another, similar, repeating minutes (2138)

Made for J. Walker

269 A Keyless Watch, with double face and eighteen dials, giving

the time of various cities in the world, in black metal case

270 A Large Keyless Repeating Watch, by Dent, in plain silver

case and outer leather case

271 A Table Watch, in tortoiseshell case; and a larger ditto, in

octagonal glass case

272 A barometer, thermometer and mariner’s compass, in metal-gilt

mount and leather case; and a pocket compass, in gilt case

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WATCHES IN GOLD CASES.

273 A Watch, by Arnold and Frodsham, with four dials, in engine-

turned case (7862)

274 A Keyless Watch, by Hunt and Roskell, in plain gold caso

(11141)

275 A Repeating Watch, by Frodsham, in engine-turned case

(02430)

276 A Watch, by Arnold and Frodsham, in engine-turned case

(7262)

277 A Keyless Repeating Watch, in plain gold case (227873)

278 A Keyless Watch, in plain gold case (917916)

279 A Repeating Watch, by Arnold and Frodsham, in engine-turned

case (6919)

280 A Keyless Repeating Watch, by Frodsham, in plain gold

hunter case (06619) J

281 A Keyless Watch, by the same, in similar case (06077)

282 A Keyless Repeating Watch, by J. Macabe, with black dial

and white numerals, in engine-turned hunter case (04040)

283 A Keyless Repeating Watch, made for J. Walker, in plain

gold hunter case (222525)

284 A Watch, made for Klaftenberger, in plain hunter caso

(10518)

285 A Keyless Repeating Watch, in plain gold case

286 A Keyless Repeating Watch, by Le Roy, in plain gold case

(3507)

287 A Keyless Repeating Watch, by Philipps & Co., Geneva, with

dials showing the days of the week, month, and phases of the

moon, in plain gold hunter case

288 A Keyless Watch, with dial in front showing the days of the

week, month, and phases of the moon, and with seven dials

on the reverse showing tho time at various places in the

world

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289 A Keyless Repeating Watch, by Le Roy, showing the clays of

the week and month, and containing a barometer, in plain

gold case (48029) ,

290 A Keyless Repeating Watch, by Hunt and Roskell, with dials

showing the days of the week and month, and phases of the

moon, in plain gold hunter case (13175)

291 A Large Keyless Repeating Watch, with dials showing the

days of the week and month, months of the year, and phases

of the moon, in plain gold case (25229)

232 A Keyless Watch and Barometer, by Leroy and Son, in plain

gold hunter case (15797)

293 A Keyless Watch, by Frodsham, in plain gold hunter case

(07471)

294 A Keyless Repeating Watch, in plain gold case, the dial

mounted with two silvered figures of knights in armour

striking bells, on black ground

295 A Repeating Watch, by Arnold and Dent, with compensated

balance, engraved gilt dial, and engine-turned gold case

(3934)

296 A Repeating Watch, by French, in engraved and chased gold

hunter case (10367)

297 A Keyless Blind Man’s Watch, by Dent, in plain half-hunter

case (25163)

298 A Repeating Watch, by R. Attenborough, with dial showing

the days of the week and month, in plain gold case (3093)

299 A Lady’s Repeating Keyless Watch, by Leroy, with com¬

pensated balance, in plain gold case (39288)

300 A Keyless Watch, with enamelled dial showing days of the

week and month and age of moon, in plain gold case (1429)

301 A Lady’s Geneva Watch, in engraved gold case (83712)

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CARRIAGE CLOCKS, Etc.

302 A Small Carriage Clock, in square tortoiseshell case mounted

■with pierced silver

303 Another, in square-shaped silver case chased with flowers, on

hall feet

304 A Carriage Eepicating Clock, in upright silver case with glass

panels

3J5 A Carriage Chime Clock, by Dent, with two dials, in plain

metal-gilt case '

306 Another, by J. F. Cole, with four dials and engraved and silvered

face, in engraved metal- gilt case

307 A Regulator, going one year, by Frodsham, in carved hanging

rose-wood case

308 A Skeleton Striking Chime Clock, by H. Bright, of Leaming¬

ton, in brass case of architectural design—on oval white

marble plinth

FINIS.

London : Printed by Ww. Clowes and Sons, Limited, Stamford Street and Charing Cross.

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