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Property of a Discerning Collector18 kt., quartz, round finely ribbed white gold dial with engraved scrolled and spade chasing, small round sapphire dot markers, black spade hands, floret center, beaded bezel, scalloped flower frame of numerous small round ombré sapphires, sides of textured white gold, case diameter ap. 30 mm., blue croco leather strap with textured white gold buckle, case signed Gianmaria Buccellati, Swiss Made, movement signed ETA, Swiss, strap signed Buccellati, buckle with maker’s mark. The movement is currently running, but not guaranteed to be in working order.Sapphires: ombré of pastel cornflower blue to bright medium deep blue, cleanish, very lively.Case diameter 1 3/16 inches. Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and our Organization shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.

Property of a Discerning Collector18 kt., quartz, round finely ribbed white gold dial with engraved scrolled and spade chasing, small round sapphire dot markers, black spade hands, floret center, beaded bezel, scalloped flower frame of numerous small round ombré sapphires, sides of textured white gold, case diameter ap. 30 mm., blue croco leather strap with textured white gold buckle, case signed Gianmaria Buccellati, Swiss Made, movement signed ETA, Swiss, strap signed Buccellati, buckle with maker’s mark.

Estimation : 10000 - 15000 €

Maison de vente : Doyle

Date de la vente : 11/12/2026

Charles Frodsham, London Movement: frosted gilded two-thirds plate fusee movement supplied by Joseph Preston & Sons, spring detent escapement, large free-sprung bi-metallic compensation balance, blued steel helical hairspring, diamond endstone, the backplate signed By Appointment to the King, Chas Frodsham, 115, New Bond Street, London, late of 84 Strand, AD Fmsz, No. 08513 Dial: white enamel dial attributed to Willis, Roman numerals, subsidiary dials for constant seconds and up-and-down indication, blued steel hands, the hour with double-spade taper, signed Chas Frodsham, 08513 AD Fmsz Case: 18k yellow gold, front lid with blue enamel Roman chapters and minute ring, swiveling thief-proof bow, pendant stamped F.T for Fred Thoms, polished gold cuvette with aperture for winding and hand-setting, engraved Edward Charles Grenfell 1904, interior of front/back and cuvette with London hallmarks for 1903-04, sponsor’s mark HMF for Harrison Mill Frodsham, numbered 08513 Signed: movement and dial signed Charles Frodsham, case and cuvette stamped HMF Diameter: 57.5 mm Accessories: accompanied by E. Greenberg invoice dated July 29, 1971, detailing the purchase of four timepieces, including item No. 08513, listing price as $2,000.00 Vaudrey Mercer, The Frodshams, Antiquarian Horological Society, 1981, p. 261. The cuvette of this watch was almost certainly engraved for Edward Charles Grenfell (1870–1941), 1st Baron St Just. The year engraved, 1904, is the same year Grenfell became a partner in the London banking house J. S. Morgan & Co., the British arm of J. P. Morgan & Co. of New York. At that time, the London office acted as the European correspondent of the New York partnership, handling sterling transactions, government loans, and bond issues for clients throughout Europe. Given the Morgans’ well-known patronage of Charles Frodsham, it is tempting to speculate that Grenfell may have been presented with this watch upon his appointment as a partner. If not, and the watch was purchased independently, it would nevertheless have been a politically astute and symbolically appropriate choice for a leading figure in the Morgan firm. Charles Frodsham’s association with the Morgan family began with Junius Spencer Morgan, who in 1854 became a partner in the English branch of the banking house George Peabody & Co., later renamed J. S. Morgan & Co. The purchase of fine clocks and watches for the Morgan family was continued by John Pierpont Morgan (1837–1913), who in 1883 presented a complicated watch to his personal valet, George William, on the occasion of his marriage. The Morgans’ purchases from Charles Frodsham & Co. continued until 1934, with watches given as gifts to partners in the Morgan firm or to members of the family. Edward Charles Grenfell was born in London and educated at Harrow and Trinity College, Cambridge. He began his banking career at Brown, Shipley & Co. before joining J. S. Morgan & Co. Following his appointment as partner in 1904, the firm was later renamed Morgan, Grenfell & Co. in 1910. Grenfell was a director of the Bank of England and of the White Star Line, and played a key role in facilitating British and Allied purchases of military hardware from the United States during the First World War, transactions that passed through the Morgan firm in New York. He served as a Conservative MP from 1922 until 1935, when he was elevated to the peerage as Baron St Just of Penwith. In 1913 he married Florence Emily Henderson and had one son, Peter George (b. 1922), who succeeded as 2nd Baron St Just following his father’s death in 1941. Frodsham were particularly celebrated for their pocket chronometers, and the present watch is an especially fine example. The ébauche was supplied to Frodshams by Joseph Preston & Sons of Prescot, Lancashire, who specialised in the production of chronometers. Beyond the quality and finesse of its movement, the watch features a case by the distinguished maker Frederick Thoms and a dial attributed to the London enamel specialist Willis, noted for their creamy white dials of unmatched quality.

Charles Frodsham, London

Estimation : 7000 - 10000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 08/12/2025

Unsigned Movement: unsigned two-train movement with symmetrical bridge work, tandem winding, superimposed ratchet wheels with wolf’s teeth, lever escapement, highly jewelled, bi-metallic compensation balance, blued steel hairspring with overcoil, unusually shaped balance cock with index regulator Dial: white enamel dial, Roman numerals, recessed subsidiary dials for date, day, and months in French, aperture for moon-phases, gold spade hands, contrasting central seconds hands in blued steel for continuous seconds and gold for jumping independent seconds Case: 18k pink gold case, pusher beside pendant for engaging hand-setting, stop slide for jumping seconds between 4 and 5 o’clock, Jurgensen-type pendant and bow Diameter: 57 mm A highly unusual watch with an extremely fine and attractively symmetrical movement architecture. There are no apparent signatures or maker’s marks on either the movement or the case. Although the movement features very unusual bridgework, it is interesting to compare both its construction and the function of its twin central seconds hands with that of a watch attributed to Audemars Frères (no. 17323), dating to circa 1890, which was sold at Sotheby’s New York on 6 December 2024, lot 175. Intriguingly, one cannot help but also sense the influence of Jules Jürgensen, both in the design of the case and in the distinctive shaping of the movement’s bridges.

Unsigned

Estimation : 6000 - 12000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 08/12/2025

Charles Frodsham, London Movement: frosted gilded two-third plate Nicole, Nielsen & Co. movement, going barrel, Robert Benson North patent six-minute tourbillon carriage mounted with a ratchet-tooth lever escapement, free-sprung bi-metallic compensation balance, blued steel balance spring with overcoil, diamond endstone, backplate signed Chas Frodsham, By Appointment to the King, 115 New Bond St, late of 84 Strand London, AD Fmsz, No. 08978 Dial: silvered dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary dial for constant seconds, blued steel spade Breguet hands, signed Chas Frodsham, 08978, AD Fmsz Case: 18k yellow gold, olivette for hand setting with protective shoulders, case back engraved with the Aber family crest of a rampant demi-talbot above the motto Fidelis, London hallmarks for 1905-06, sponsor’s mark HMF for Harrison Mill Frodsham, numbered 08978, cuvette stamped 78 Signed: dial and movement signed Charles Frodsham, case stamped HMF for Harrison Mill Frodsham Diameter: 53 mm Reinhard Meis, Das Tourbillon, Munich: Laterna Magica, 1986, p. 345. Vaudrey Mercer, The Frodshams: The Story of a Family of Chronometer Makers, Antiquarian Horological Society, 1981, pp. 216, 262. Frodsham no. 08978 was entered into trials three times between 1903 and 1905, achieving its highest score at the November 1905 trials, where it attained 82.4 marks and a Class A “Especially Good” certification. The outer case back bears the crest of the Aber family (a rampant demi-talbot) together with the motto Fidelis, meaning “faithful.” This Frodsham incorporates a six-minute tourbillon movement supplied by Nicole, Nielsen & Co., constructed according to the designs of Robert Benson North’s 1903 patent (no. 6737). On 23 March 1903, North, then owner of Nicole, Nielsen & Co., applied for a patent for his “Improvements in Revolving Escapements for Watches and Other Portable Timekeepers.” In his design, the revolving toothed carriage is supported from beneath on a steel stud fixed to the pillar plate, dispensing with the upper bridge or support traditionally found above the tourbillon. This not only allowed for a slimmer movement profile but also, aesthetically, provided a clearer view of the escapement. As North noted in his patent application, “as compared with watches of ordinary construction, that is to say made with stationary platform or fixed escapement, the thickness of my watch is not at all increased.” North also claimed that the method of driving the carriage reduced friction and thereby minimised wear over time. In this form, the carriage’s construction is described as a ‘flying tourbillon’ and is frequently confused with the karrusel. The invention of the flying tourbillon is often credited to Arthur Helwig in 1920, however, North’s design is considerably earlier and the first tourbillon design to have been made without an upper supporting pivot. [i] In the present watch, the carriage rotates once every six minutes - a period of revolution also found in certain examples by the tourbillon’s inventor, Abraham-Louis Breguet. Breguet invented the tourbillon around 1795, and his patent application for the device dates to 1801. His first two tourbillon watches had carriages with one-minute revolutions, followed by a series of four-minute tourbillons made between 1808 and 1815 (some sold as late as 1822). Around 1816, Breguet introduced a six-minute tourbillon carriage in a new, markedly slimmer style of tourbillon watch, although the carriage remained supported and fixed from both sides (for an example, see Sotheby’s Geneva, 3–16 June 2020, lot 27). [i] Confirmation provided by David Penney in Pierantonio Maragna, Nicole, Nielsen Watchmakers, 2025, p. 93.

Charles Frodsham, London

Estimation : 7000 - 10000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 08/12/2025

Accessories Miscellaneous BANGLE, KATE SPADE, white dyed metal, white stones, weight 21,5 g, diameter approx. 5,3 cm.

Accessories

Estimation : 300 - 350 €

Maison de vente : Kaplans

Date de la vente : 03/07/2025

WOOL PLUSH WIENER WERKSTÄTTE CAPE, VIENNA, c. 1903 WOOL PLUSH WIENER WERKSTÄTTE CAPE, VIENNA, c. 1903 Black wool plush cape w/ flat braided corded, French jet beading, fur trim, pink celadon & black shot striped silk lining, blue & white enamel buckle w/ spade motif stamped “WW”, cape SH-SH 22”, L 24”, buckle 1.75” x 1.25”, (cape: broad light wear & crushing, trim worn w/ some debris, minor bead loss, lining shattered; buckle: minor tarnish, some light scratching & pitting, moderate tarnish to underside) Cape fair, buckle very good Fair-Very Good

WOOL PLUSH WIENER WERKSTÄTTE CAPE, VIENNA, c. 1903

Estimation : 1200 - 1500 €

Maison de vente : Augusta

Date de la vente : 04/12/2024

Kate Spade Orange Toss Print Reversible Small Tote Bag Women’s Shoulder KC718-250-250-U HY6967 Kate Spade Orange Toss Print Reversible Small Tote Bag Women’s Shoulder KC718-250-250-U HY6967 Leather Cream Multi/Orange/Pink Brand: Kate Spade Type: Pouch Shoulder bag Material: Leather

Kate Spade Orange Toss Print Petit sac fourre-tout réversible pour femme KC718-250-250-U HY6967

Estimation : 234 - 304 €

Maison de vente : Bidhaus

Date de la vente : 22/04/2024

WW2 German Entrenching Spade in leather pannier. Dated 1944. WW2 German Entrenching Spade in leather pannier. Dated 1944.

Bêche de retranchement allemande de la Seconde Guerre mondiale dans un sac en cuir. Datée de 1944.

Estimation : 100 - 140 €

Maison de vente : Cadmore Auctions

Date de la vente : 06/11/2023

Spade Stick. Used in the late WW2 Hawker Fury and just after the War in the Royal Navy Sea Fury. The Spade Stick. Used in the late WW2 Hawker Fury and just after the War in the Royal Navy Sea Fury. The last prop driven fighter plane. Complete with the fire button with sprung cover and mike pressel

Bâton de pelle. Utilisé à la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale sur le Hawker Fury et juste après la guerre sur le Sea Fury de la Royal Navy.

Estimation : 500 - 600 €

Maison de vente : Cadmore Auctions

Date de la vente : 06/11/2023

Pair of earrings in 18kt yellow gold. Model you and me with diamonds of ca. 0.20 cts. and Mabe Pair of earrings in 18kt yellow gold. Model you and me with diamonds of ca. 0.20 cts. and Mabe pearls. Catalan spade clasp. Measurements: 2.5 x 2 cm

Paire de boucles d'oreilles en or jaune 18 carats. Modèle « toi et moi » avec diamants d'environ 0,20 ct et Mabe.

Estimation : 700 - 800 €

Maison de vente : Setdart

Date de la vente : 02/11/2023

Kate Spade Shoulder Bag Leather Pink Women’s Men’s Kate Spade Shoulder Bag Leather Pink Women’s Men’s Brand: Kate Spade Model: Kate spade shoulder bag Country of Origin: Vietnam Type: Shoulder bag Material: Leather Leather: Color: Pink Outer

Sac à bandoulière Kate Spade en cuir rose pour femme et homme

Estimation : 286 - 371 €

Maison de vente : Finarte

Date de la vente : 23/10/2023

Pair of rosette earrings in yellow gold studded with diamonds. Catalan spade clasp. Pair of rosette earrings in yellow gold studded with diamonds. Catalan spade clasp. Measurements: 15 x 15 mm.

Paire de boucles d'oreilles rosace en or jaune serties de diamants. Fermoir pique catalan.

Estimation : 650 - 700 €

Maison de vente : Setdart

Date de la vente : 27/09/2023

Pair of earrings in yellow gold and crystals, 19th century. Catalan spade clasps. Pair of earrings in yellow gold and crystals, 19th century. Catalan spade clasps. Measurements: 2.5 x 1 cm.

Paire de boucles d'oreilles en or jaune et cristaux, XIXe siècle. Fermoirs pique catalans.

Estimation : 350 - 400 €

Maison de vente : Setdart

Date de la vente : 27/09/2023

WW1 Imperial German Trench Spade and Leather Pannier. Super Condition for its age WW1 Imperial German Trench Spade and Leather Pannier. Super Condition for its age

Pelle de tranchée impériale allemande et sacoche en cuir de la Première Guerre mondiale. Excellent état pour son âge.

Estimation : 150 - 180 €

Maison de vente : Cadmore Auctions

Date de la vente : 03/07/2023

Vietnam War Era 1960 Dated Folding Spade and Pouch. Vietnam War Era 1960 Dated Folding Spade and Pouch.

Pelle pliante et pochette datées de l'époque de la guerre du Vietnam, 1960.

Estimation : 60 - 80 €

Maison de vente : Cadmore Auctions

Date de la vente : 23/05/2023

Pair of earrings in 18kt yellow gold and diamonds. Horseshoe-shaped model. Omega spade clasp with Pair of earrings in 18kt yellow gold and diamonds. Horseshoe-shaped model. Omega spade clasp with stud. Measurements: 15 x 10 mm (front).

Paire de boucles d'oreilles en or jaune 18 carats et diamants. Modèle en forme de fer à cheval. Fermoir Omega à pique.

Estimation : 1200 - 1300 €

Maison de vente : Setdart

Date de la vente : 16/03/2023

A ’Pot Lid’ or ’Moon’ square shawl, Norwich or Paisley, 1825-35 the ivory silk ground woven in wools with overall sprigged ’spade’ repeats, the centre woven in red, yellow and blue with foliate medallions, overlaid, entwined effect pines and blossom to the corners, applied borders with carnation repeats in mainly blue and burgundy, 147cm; together with a silk square shawl, probably Norwich 1825-35, woven with overall fern-like pine repeats in red, blue and ivory, fringed outer border (2) Provenance: the late Dr Joan Coleman Collection. Purchased Christie’s, 1983, for £75 and Phillips, 1981, for £80.

Châle carré « Pot Lid » ou « Moon », Norwich ou Paisley, 1825-1835

Estimation : 300 - 500 €

Maison de vente : Kerry Taylor

Date de la vente : 15/06/2021

RENA LANGE VEGETABLE PRINT DRESS White polished cotton having realistic polychrome printed vegetables, garden spade, fork and tin cans. Sleeveless with square neck, set-in waist, large front and back box pleat and side pockets.

ROBE IMPRIMÉ VÉGÉTAL RENA LANGE

Estimation : 100 - 200 €

Maison de vente : Charles A. Whitaker

Date de la vente : 29/04/2017