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Lot 58: A Collection of Jewellery and Watches including a Ladies Seiko Wristwatch and Commemorative Medal in Case

This auction ended on October 14, 2026.

Start price: £10

Estimated price: £10 - £20

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £48

A collection of jewellery, wristwatches, and collectibles featuring a ladies Seiko mechanical wristwatch. The watch is housed in a red presentation case with a white interior printed with the word SEIKO in gold lettering. It features a yellow metal case and an integrated textured bark-effect bracelet with a square brown dial. The assortment includes a yellow and white metal open-leaf brooch set with a single clear stone, possibly a diamond, presented on a black fabric pouch. Also included are two yellow metal bands, two pairs of yellow metal cufflinks featuring black inserts and engine-turned designs, and a single silver-toned T-bar cufflink with a textured circular face. The lot further comprises a commemorative 2002 Queen’s Golden Jubilee medal in a blue presentation case with an accompanying certificate, a collection of British copper and brass-toned coins, two spare black leather watch straps, a modern stainless steel watch with an expanding bracelet, and a rectangular-faced wristwatch with a black faux-crocodile effect strap. Additional accessories include a large wooden disc bead necklace, a selection of enamel poppy lapel pins, a silver-toned metal pen, and a small folding pocket knife. A white paper tag is present inscribed 9ct Approx: 0.54 K12995.


Condition report:

The Seiko wristwatch shows visible surface scratches to the crystal and minor wear to the textured bracelet (photo 3). The yellow metal bands and brooch appear in good condition with no visible losses to the stones (photo 4). The commemorative medal case shows light scuffing to the exterior (photo 1). Base metal items, including the cufflinks and coins, exhibit varying degrees of tarnish and surface oxidation (photo 5). The rectangular-faced wristwatch shows wear to the strap and minor scratches to the case (photo 7). The enamel poppy pins and wooden necklace appear intact (photo 7).