Vintage Fashion & Military Antiques
Watches, fobs, rings, medals and other fine objects from the last few
centuries. We specialize in seals and named objects.
1.
An English watch fob-sports award, probably soccer, awarded to J.W. Weatherley
for Division I participation in the R.St..J.F.C. in 1905-5. Fob also engraved
in wreath with "R.&D. F.L.". Sterling hallmarks for London,
1905. Sterling silver with gilt front shield. $75.00.
3.
An English watch fob to the Sussex division of the Royal Navy volunteers.
Awarded to F. White, A.B. for the Farquhar Bowl Field Gun events of 1923-4-5.
Sterling medal hallmarked for Birmingham 1925 with makers mark. $75.00.
4.
A 1910 Scottish shooting medal in 9 kt gold. The reverse is inscribed
“L.M.R.A./ 1910/ II. Division/ Championship/ Second/ Won by/ White
Star M.R.C./ G.W. Hubbard”. Below the inscription it is hallmarked
for 9 kt from Birmingham in 1906. A lovely medal or watch fob that exemplifies
the support system for colonial wars and the alliance system that led
to WW I. Obverse shows shooters competing. The medal is 7/8" in diameter.
$125.00.

 5.
An English ivory colonial seal from c. 1820-1860 shaped like a Buddhist
stupa with a silver cap. There were hardly any Buddhists left in India
then, but Ceylon was Buddhist and famous for its ivory carving, so the
seal probably came fromCeylon. It shows the initials "IL" and
floral wreaths. There are spots of red sealing ink left over from its
use. These seals were used to close letters as there were no envelopes
then. Probably a watch fob seal that hung from a gentleman's watch chain.
$75.00
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Herold.
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