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120cm wide; 178cm wide open 64cm deep 52cm high

With spice cupboard mounted two tier open back 214cm wide; 47cm deep; 208cm high

And loose upholstery 154cm wide; 205cm high; 210cm long

With x-frame back, 53cm wide; 83cm high

Late 19th Century
56cm wide; 92cm high

With concave dished seat, 59cm wide; 98cm high

Decoration repainted, repairs and replacements
65cm wide; 93cm high

The white chronograph dial with three subsidiary dials, baton hour markers and date aperture, fitted to an 18ct gold polished link bracelet with a folding clasp, case diameter 39mm, gross weight 240…

The ridged gilt dial with baton hour markers and date aperture, with an integral woven mesh link bracelet and foldover clasp, case diameter 35mm, length 20cm, gross weight 89 grams

The gilt dial with baton hour markers and date aperture, engraved Roman numeral bezel on a bi-metal gold and stainless steel bracelet, the case back with engraved inscription 'Double Eagle', case…

The black painted dial with gilt baton hour markers and date aperture, case diameter 35mm, fitted on a later flex strap

The cream dial with zig-zag decoration and Roman numerals, case diameter 32mm

Circa 1960s. The signed gilt dial with baton hour markers and date aperture, with an Omega winding crown, the case back with presentation engraving "TO BILL LOVE A.M.L 21.12.69", case diameter 35mm,…

Circa 1980s. The signed cream dial with gilt Breguet style numerals and baton hour markers, date aperture at 6 o'clock, case diameter 32mm, fitted on an 18k gold Omega bracelet, with deployant clasp,…

The signed dial with four diamond-set hour markers and dauphine style hands, the bezel claw set with approximately 26 brilliant cut diamonds (estimated total carat weight 0.78cts), case diameter 20mm…

The oval silvered dial with baton hour markers signed Omega, caliber 620 Omega signed movement, the later replacement non-Omega case with a diamond set bezel and integral brick-link strap with a fold…

Circa 1970, the signed gilt dial with baton hour markers, calibre 620 Omega signed movement, fitted on a non-Omega gold bracelet detailed 750, case diameter 19mm, gross weight 29 grams

The silvered dial with baton hour markers, fitted on an integral 9ct gold bracelet strap with a fold-over clasp, case diameter 17mm, gross weight 18.7 grams with a red Omega box, international…

With lapis lazuli effect dial, the bezel pave set with 28 diamonds (estimated total carat weight 0.56cts), fitted on an integral mesh bracelet strap, the clasp hallmarked for 18ct gold, London 1970,…

Circa 1960s, the cream dial with crosshair and signed Omega Geneve, case diameter 21mm, with a 9ct gold associated bracelet, gross weight 19.2 grams, and an Omega case

The white dial with gilt baton hour markers, gold bezel with Roman numerals, fitted on a polished link bracelet strap, the case back numbered 55140785, case diameter 25mm

Hallmarked for 9ct gold, Birmingham 1955, the dial with gold applied Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, signed Rolex 15 jewel movement numbered 18528, case diameter 31mm

Circa 1950s, the silvered dial with applied Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, signed Rolex 17 jewel movement, case diameter 30mm

The silvered dial with gold applied baton hour markers and hands, signed Rolex Geneva 19 jewel calibre 1600 movement, with an integral 9ct gold bark effect bracelet strap and fold-over clasp by David…