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Cased set of horn handle cutlery with Garrad case, cased set of eighteen mother-of-pearl dessert knives and forks, and a set of silver plated corn-on-the-cob holders

A 1970s Garrad manual wind 9ct gold cased presentation wristwatch, 34mm, silvered dial with guilt batons, engraved to reverse, appears to run and overall in very good conditionGross weight is 36.8g

An Art Deco oak cased mantle clock by Garrad, eight day movement, 15cm high.

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER HANDLED OYSTER SHUCKING KNIFESby George Aldwinckle, London 1869, in a leather fitted case, retailed by Garrad & Co.; together with a quantity of various silver flatware, including a continental silver spoon and four pieces of silver plate flatware (a lot)

A boxed Garrad & Co, Ltd, London 1996 spirit tot measure. 80gms 10.5cm.

Garrad an 9ct gold pocket watch, the silvered dial having gold Roman numerals, baton hands, a subsidiary seconds dial and signed Garrard, Swiss Movement, the case hallmarked within for 9ct gold, London 1984, with the movement having a lever escapement and stamped Garrard, 17 Jewels, Swiss along with the calibre number 6497, engraved to the rear, 'Ray Stroud 25yrs Service Vauxhall Motors ltd 1987', in presentation case, diameter 45mm, gross weight c.56.62gs.

Gents Garrad wristwatch

2 x Vintage record player 1 x Garrad Deck in home made case & 1 x HMV faux crocodile skin effect casing

A set of Victorian silver handled pistol gripped knives retailed by Garrad. Handles hallmarked for London 1888 by Francis Higgins III. Blades of knives AF.

Großbritannien: Der Sehr Bedeutende Orden des Britischen Empires, 2. Modell (seit 1937), Komtur, im Etui.Silber vergoldet, teilweise emailliert, Medaillon separat aufgelegt, am konfektionierten Halsband, im schwarzen Lederetui mit golden aufgeprägten Lettern C.B.E., weißes Innenfutter mit Signet von Garrad & Co., London, cremefarbenes Inlay mit Aussparung für das Kreuz zum Herausnehmen.Zustand: I-

A Garrad Westminster chime 1920's/30's napoleon hat wooden mantel clock, with pendlum. (

A matched set of five George III silver ring neck sauce labels, by Robert Garrad, London 1806 and 1807, rectangular forms, incised 'Catsup', 'Cayenne', 'Chili', 'Anchovy' and 'Tarragon', length 3.1cm, approx. weight 0.9oz. (5)Provenance: The Simon Ward Collection of Wine Labels, Part Two

A "Garrad" record player 17" x 15" x 11".

A Garrad record player with Wharfedale Linton amplifier and speakers, (4). 

Dancette Prince Record Player with Garrad Turntable

A wooden framed Photograph of a gentleman and wooden framed print of King Charles I, plus a framed Oil on board portrait of a young woman, signed lower right Rosemary Garrad.

A MENS VINTAGE GARRAD GOLD TONE WATCHAutomaticIn working order

* Cricket. An Australian XI Coronation Tour autograph team sheet, [1953], on Australian Board of Control headed paper, with printed names and adjacent ink signatures of all 17 members of the squad including Lindsay Hassett (Captain), Arthur Morris (twice-captain), Richie Benaud, Ian Craig, Neil Harvey, Ray Lindwall, Keith Miller, etc., light vertical crease, one page, 4to, together with a paper slip with 6 ink signatures of cricketers including Denis and Leslie Compton, a blue ink signature of Mount Everest mountaineer Edmund Hillary on a slip of off-white paper, 7 x 10 cm, an autograph note written and signed by London to Cape Town record-breaking drivers George Hinchcliffe and James Bulman, 1952, ink signatures of racing drivers Mike Hawthorn, Stirling Moss, Tony Weston, G. Murray Frame, Norman Garrad; plus a 1949 golf score card signed by jockey Gordon Richards, a group of approximately 26 athletics’autographs including 10 on two small slips, mostly Canada and some USA, c. 1952, and a few miscellaneous signaturesQTY: (approx. 40)

AN ENGLISH BRACKET CLOCK BY F W ELLIOT WITH NAMED CHAPTER RING SIGNED GARRAD & CO LTD 112 REGENT STREET LONDON WITH BRASS PLAQUE ON THE REAR THE DE LA RUE COMPANY

A Garrad record deck, Panasonic DVD player and JVC video player, speakers and box of DVDsThe model number- MODEL SP 25 MK III

A set of three Victorian silver wine labels, by Robert Garrad, London 1851, shaped oval form with vine and grape border surmounted by a Bacchus mask, pierced 'Sherry', 'Port' and 'Madeira', length 6.4cm, total approx. weight 4oz. (3)Provenance: The Simon Ward Collection of Wine Labels, Part One.

A SILVER-GILT VINE PATTERN DESSERT SERVICE R. & S. GARRAD & CO. (SEBASTIAN HENRY GARRARD), LONDON 1916 Engraved with a crest, comprising: Twelve dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve tea spoons, twelve ice spoons, two serving spoons, two ladles and a pair of grape scissors 2750g (88.4 oz)  Together with the following knives with filled handles and silver gilt blades: Twelve dessert knives  And two pairs of nut crackers with gilt fittings In a fitted canteen Illustrated: The Connoisseur, May 1965, p.7  Condition Report: Marks are clearEngraving is crispSome wear to the gildingLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useNo keyScratches to the box and signs of old tapeCondition Report Disclaimer

The Outstanding Distinguished Service Order awarded to Captain, later Lieutenant Colonel, Edmund Fearenside, “A” Company, 17th (Service) Battalion (2nd City) Manchester Regiment, the family history has stated Montauban, but further research has shown that the DSO was awarded for the Battalion Attack on Guilemont on the 30th July 1916, WO 389/2/1 ref. comprising, Distinguished Service Order, GVR, unnamed as issued, Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, O.B.E. (Mily), hallmarked London 1919, 1914-15 Star, (Capt. E. Fearnside Manch. R.), 1914-1919 Victory Medal, (Lt. Col. E. Fearnside.), note British War Medal is missing from Group, very fine (4)DSO The London Gazette 26th September 1916Temporary Captain Edmund Fearenside, Manchester Regiment“For conspicuous gallantry in action. He led up to two companies of reinforcements over some 1,800 yards of open ground swept by machine gun fire, into a village. Here he rallied his men and organised a further attack. He displayed the greatest coolness and courage throughout”.OBE The London Gazette 3rd June 1919Fearenside, Maj. (T./Lt. Col.) Edmund, D.S.O, Manc, R,Edmund Fearenside was born on the 2nd June 1881 in the Market town of Burton, near Kendal in the County of Westmorland (Now Cumbria).The Son of Thomas Charles, a local coal, wine and spirit merchant and Mary Ann Fearenside, Edmund had an older Brother Harold born in 1880.Edmunds Father died 6 Months after he was born and when he was 6, His Mother died in 1887 aged 36 Years. Edmund went to live with his Fathers Brother, William at 44, Hartingham Road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool. In 1889 aged 9, Edmund was sent to Ellesmere College in Shropshire and stayed until 1898 when he was awarded a Wakeman scholarship to Denstone College in Uttoxeter Shropshire, where he studied the classics.He was a fine Cricketer and an excellent Rugby player and took the lead in many of the School plays.“Ted” as he was affectionately known carried off many of the School prizes and it was no surprise when in 1900 he won an open scholarship to queens College, Oxford. Ted was an Oxford rugby blue and first reserve for the England team including the 1906 game against the New Zealand All Blacks. In 1902 Edmund gained a Second Class Classical Honours Degree and in, 1904 a Second Class Literature Degree.From 1903-1904 he was a member of Harlequins rugby club and a Cheshire County Rugby XV.In 1905, Edmund Fearenside took up the post of classics master at Merchiston Castle School, Edinburgh and was still there at the outbreak of war in August 1914.(Another ex-Master of Merchiston was Wilfrith Elstob who was later to command the 16th Battalion and go on to win a Victoria Cross for his actions at Manchester Hill in 1918).Edmund had had only 50 hours previous Military Experience with the Edinburgh University Officer Training Corp but he Volunteered for service and on the 19th September 1914 he was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the 17th (Service) Battalion of The Manchester Regiment.The 17th Manchester’s were a “Pals” Battalion raised amongst the City’s clerks and warehousemen in a welter of patriotic fervour and indignation at Germany’s invasion of Belgium and perceived threat to the British Empire. These were Men of little or no military experience and Officers with leadership potential were desperately needed-men such as Edmund Fearenside.The small, but highly trained peacetime British Army were despatched to Belgium straight away and old Officers and soldiers were brought out of retirement to train the new armies for service. Training commenced in and around the City and the Men were billeted at Heaton Park, a large open Public space on the outskirts of Manchester. The Officers were usually trained by the Adjutant-a regular officer attached to the Battalion-In the case of the 17th Battalion, Captain Charles McDonald. On the 19th December 1914 Lieutenant Fearenside was promoted to Temporary Captain and was appointed the Second in Command of A company.On the 24th April 1915 the Battalion moved to Belton Park near Grantham and on the 7th September to Lark Hill on Salisbury Plain.On the 8th November 1915, Captain Fearenside and the 17th Battalion left Folkestone for Boulogne and Military service in France. In the July battles of the Somme, Captain Fearenside was awarded the Distinguished Service Order for his part in the assault on Guilemont on the 30th July 1916. His Citation published in the London Gazette of 26th September reads:Temporary Captain Edmund Fearenside, Manchester Regiment“For conspicuous gallantry in action. He led up to two companies of reinforcements over some 1,800 yards of open ground swept by machine gun fire, into a village. Here he rallied his men and organised a further attack. He displayed the greatest coolness and courage throughout”.On the 13th October 1916 Captain Fearenside proceeded to England to attend a Commanding Officers course in Aldershot, returning to the Battalion on the 6th January 1917. On the 7th January 1917 Captain Fearenside DSO took command of A Company. On the 23rd he was appointed Battalion second in Command.On several occasions during His service Captain Fearenside assumed command of the Battalion and apart from a brief posting to Brigade Headquarters he spent the whole of the war with them. He returned to England in August 1918 and ended his Military career as an Acting Lieutenant Colonel Commanding the 14th South Lancashire Regiment.On the 3rd June 1919 he was appointed an Officer in the order of the British Empire (Class IV), Military Division.On the 15th July 1919 he relinquished the acting rank of Lieutenant Colonel and was finally released from Military Service on the 16th July 1919.Edmund Fearenside returned to Merchiston Castle School in Edinburgh and remained there until his retirement in 1935. During the Second World War he returned to teaching as a Master at St Edwards School in Oxford, finishing in 1946.His address was given as 10, Woodstock close, Oxford and he was a Member of the Clarendon Gentleman’s club in Oxford. Edmund Fearenside DSO, OBE died, after a long illness on the 2nd October 1959 in an Oxford Hospital aged 78.Sold with Copy Medal Index Card, Copy London Gazette entries, he appears in the Manchester City Battalions Book of Honour 1914-18, Two Copy Photographs in uniform, His Officer Papers are held at the National  and OBE are in their Garrad & Co Cases of issue. The Medals are housed in a solid silver cigarette case autographed by many officers a presentation to Lt Col Fearnside DSO date 28th of August 1918.

 λ A Victorian silver hot milk pot, by R & S Garrad & Co, London 1839, baluster form, engraved shell and foliate decoration, domed hinged cover with engraved initials, scroll handle with ivory insulators, on a raised circular foot, height 14cm, approx. weight 10.7oz.Ivory registration number B41HE1H9.

Garrad 9ct gold cased gents wristwatch 1960's/70's sub second dial at 6 o clock, gold hands & batons . Age related ware as expected very clean dial & movement with original leather strap. Presentation inscription to verso

Decanter Set Garrads England, London, 2.Hälfte 20.Jahrhundert. Set bestehnd aus 2 Glasdecantern mit Silbermontierung, Henkel und Glasstopfen. Punzen: Stadtmarke Leopardenkopf für London, Feingehaltsmarke laufender Löwe im Profil für 925/1000, Jahresbuchstabe "X" für 1997, Meistermarke "G&Co LD", "GARRAD LONDON". Höhe 30,5cm. - Zustand I-II

A vintage Garrad wrist watch with date window in working order case tests for 9ct gold overall weight 21.33g

Garrad Bush stereogram

1930 Berkshire Golf Club Derby Medal - a fine plated medal in Garrad & Co fitted case - with handwritten note that the medal was won by E Noel Layton, in leather fitted case with embossed lettering

GARRAD; a 401 turntable (af).Condition Report: Electrical items are not tested, we do not know if they are in full working order. The item or items in this lot are sold as decorative works of art only and would need to be rewired and tested on installation by a qualified electrician.Unknown operating condition or if complete.

A Dynatron music system with Garrad 35 turntable, in yew wood cabinet, width 98cm.

Two brass case carriage clocks to include Garrad & Co London W1 and Henley England marked to back with Henley England 3473. Both with keys both 11cm h.

A Garrad retailed 9ct gold cased gents manual wind wristwatch. Presentation inscription to back on bi-metallic flexible strap. Back plate by Dennison Aquatic

Rare 1838 Queen Victoria coronation Gold Medal (22ct) by Bernedetto Pistrucci in later fitted Garrad & Co box. 37mm diameter, approximate gross weight 31.2 grams. Condition is very good.

A VICTORIAN SILVER SHAPED CIRCULAR SALVER R. & S. GARRAD & CO., LONDON 1880 With a chased flower heard, cross and foliate border, engraved with a foliate and strap work band, an armorial and presentation inscription, on four foliate scroll feet 39cm (15 1/2in) diameter 1553g (49.95 oz) Condition Report: Marks are clear Stands well Engraving is crisp Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer

Cased Military type 1 Britannia OBE medal in Garrad & Co case

Garrard & Co, 20th Century brass carriage clock by Garrad & Co, London W1. Four glass panels with folding handle. Height 11.5cm.

Pair of Medals Including a Commander of the British Empire Badge, The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire Commanders neck badge, 2nd type, on small size Military Division ribbon, in Garrad & Co. fitted case of issue (Military Division), Victory medal, “2. LIEUT E.P. MORRIS”. A collectors note with this medal states the recipient is entitled to a Civil C.B.E. but we have been unable to confirm this. There are 3 recipients of medals with this name and rank combination, 2 of which were killed during the Great War.

Backhouse, study of a winter scene, oil on canvas together with Garrad, study of a Broadland scene with moored boats, watercolour, framed

An Edwardian silver inkstand by R & S Garrard and Co. of navette form, the hinged cover with butterfly finial and gilt interior enclosing a glass inkwell, London 1907, stamped R & S Garrad & Co. Haymarket, 25.5cm wide, 15ozt.

LeCoultre/Garrad, Retailed by Asprey. A chrome and glass Art Deco desk timepiece, circa 1930. Movement: manual winding, 8-day movement. Dial: metal disc, stylised Arabic numerals to the chapter ring. Case: chrome frame with green glass panels, stepped stylised feet, no. 1064. Signed: case and dial signed LeCoultre, case and dial signed Garrard. Dimensions: height 13cm, width 14.5cm. £200-£300 --- Condition Report Movement: running at the time of cataloguing, the winder for adjusting the hands has come off, stem broken and the winder is separate. Dial: slightly dirty between the glass panels. Case: very small chip to the rear glass panel on the bottom corner which is hidden by the foot, scuffs to the chrome frame. Glass loose in the frame and foot also loose. Gross weight: Please note that the above condition report is a statement of opinion only and may not specify all mechanical replacements or imperfections. Watches are opened to examine the movements, no warranties are made that the watches are water-resistant. The watch has not been tested for the accuracy of its time keeping and would benefit from a service at the buyer’s expense.

An 18ct gold and diamond five row bombé ring, by Garrard & Co., a raised central section bead set with three lines of graduated round brilliant diamonds, flanked by similarly set guards. Plain hollowed shoulders and a tapered band. Maker's mark for Garrad & Co., London 1991. Ring case by Garrard & Co., 112 Regent Street, London. 8.66g. Finger size J¼Buying this diamond ring at auction could save up to 0.42 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new. Condition ReportDiamonds well matched, white, bright and lively. Scratches and marks to the shank, commensurate with age.

A modern boxed Pulsar watch, together with a Garrad gold plated watch in box and another similar stainless steel example, and a short gold plated watch chain

Garrad -Trio of platinum & diamonds rings, 2 wish bone rings set with 11 diamonds each(22 in total). Centre ring set with opal shape diamond, surrounded by 20 smaller diamonds on each shoulder, diamond length 6.3mm x 4.3mm. Ring size I total weight combined 12.4g in original box

ASPREY & GARRARD. Paire de salières 'Hongrois et Grec' en argent 800°/°°Tenant un panier, base rocaille.Poids: 1238gH. 15 cm ASPREY & GARRARD. Pair of silver 'Hungarian and Greek' salt cellars. Footnotes: Provenance Asprey & Garrad, Londres, le 24 septembre 1999For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

To be sold without reserve. Property of a Lady [a] A pair of Victorian binoculars [b] A 1950s Mappin & Webb desk clock and barometer. [c] A 1960s Garrad desk clock with thermometer in leather case. Dimensions: [a] 4.5 in. (H) x 3.5 in. (W) [b] 3 in. (H) x 3 in. (W) [c] 2 in. (H) x 4.5 in. (W)

An oak 30 hour mantel clock, by Smiths, Arabic numerals, 20cm high, c.1930;   a Garrad oak mantel clock, 17cm high, c.1940;  a gilt metal alarm clock;  pendulums;  etc

A heavy brass mantle clock by Garrad and Co London

An Elizabeth II and Prince Philip Silver Wedding Anniversary cased silver goblet London, 1972, Garrard & Co Ltdengraved with Crown over Royal Cypher and Silver Wedding, interior gilt, Numbered 1535, in a Garrad caseheight 14.9cm., weight approx. 6.34oztCondition: Good condition

Three Art Deco style Clocks; an Elliot London by Garrad & Co clock with presentation plaque dated 1954, a Smith's 'Tempora' and Smith's 8- Day clock, plus a vintage Bush 6194 Quartz alarm/radio clock.

An oak 30 hour mantel clock, by Smiths, Arabic numerals, 20cm high, c.1930;   a Garrad oak mantel clock, 17cm high, c.1940;  a gilt metal alarm clock;  pendulums;  etc

A George V Royal Red Cross, First Class, maker Garrad & Co, London, in case of issue.

A Victorian Volunteer Officer's Decoration, maker R & S Garrad & Co, London, 1892, together with corresponding miniature.

A George V Royal Red Cross, Second Class, maker Garrad & Co, London, in case of issue with corresponding miniature.

A GROUP OF ASSORTED RADIOS AND GUITAR AMPLIFIERS, comprising a Selena 'Vega' radio receiver Russian made, a vintage cream and blue Bush medium and longwave radio, a red Sharp GF-7 stereo radio cassette with six tapes, a boxed Goodmans ATS-802 portable radio/clock, a modern pink Quest Retro DAB radio, two modern Pure 'The Bug' DAB digital radio/ alarms one silver, the other grey, two new and unused Stagg 3M audio cables, a vintage Garrad turntable, a Squier Sa-10 acoustic guitar amplifier and an AS (Acoustic Solutions) model JE21 amplifier (13) (Condition Report: turntable in need of restoration, others not tested, cases appear undamaged)

A collection of silver, including a Victorian drum shaped mustard pot, with blue glass lining, hallmarked Charles Boyton II, London 1891, 6.5cm high, a pair of filled silver candle sticks, W. I. Broadway & Co, Birmingham 1977, 26cm high, a three part cruet set, comprising salt, pepper and mustard, with plastic blue liner, A. T. Cannon Ltd, Birmingham, 1973 special mark used to commemorate the bicentenary of the assay office, a commemorative ashtray, engraved with 'ICI WHEATRACE 1980-81, REGIONAL WINNER, "THE NEW GLOOMS", Garrad & Co Ltd, London 1981, 10.9cm diameter, and a silver cream jug, raised on circular foot, with gadrooned rim, Fattorini & Sons, Birmingham 1938, 10.7cm, total weighable silver 15.05toz. (1 bag)

ROBERT GARRAD: A Victorian bright-cut silver teapot stand. London 1844. Approx. 223 grams. Est. £120 - £150.

A GARRAD 9 CARAT WHITE, YELLOW GOLD AND ENAMEL BROOCH WITH THE IMPERIAL SOCIETY OF KNIGHTS BACHELOR CREST WITH SAXON CROWN AND SUNBURST SET DIAMONDS GROSS WEIGHT 9.8 GRAMS. DOUBLE BOXED

A Vintage Circular Wall Clock with White Enamel Dial Inscribed Garrad, 38cm Diameter

Silver Jordanian metal of Independance made by Garrad & Co (Birmingham 1962) in original Garrad box