Bond Street

Inside cover with engraving: "To the Queen Le Roy & Fils 57 New Bond Street London Paris Made in France " Mechanical movement, manual winding by Vertex (Revue).

Becoming a success, he had his work shown on Bond Street in London and the Queen purchased some.

Titles include - New York Medical College for Women; - Western Dispensary for Women and Children; - The Bond Street Homeopathic Dispensary. Two engravings from 1869, one from the 18...

The cabinet was made by the firm Wilkinson & Son, 8 Old Bond Street, London, United Kingdom. Stamp in drawer.

Asprey was founded in London in 1781 and is one of the most respected names in British luxury, holding Royal Warrants from multiple British monarchs and trading from its flagship Bon...

Across from Finnigans on Bond Street was Asprey, leading to a friendly but competitive rivalry that spurred innovation.

Hunt & Roskell were renowned jewellers and silversmiths on Bond Street in London who for many years held the Royal Warrant of Queen Victoria.

There are Visible hallmarks and "London bond street" marked see photos Tape comes out and retracts just fine, letters and markings on the tape do not appear to be worn at all There ...

The house was finished in 1667, as Clarendon was falling from favour and fled to France until his death in 1674. it was sold in 1675 by his heirs demolished (1683) and replaced by wh...

After Jupe's death, the firm traded as 'Johnstone and Jeanes' from 1842 until 1880, having moved to 67 Bond Street and continuing the tradition of producing high quality furniture.

A Gothic Revival oak armchair designed by John Pollard Seddon, made by his family firm Thomas Seddon (Seddon and Co). Based in Bond Street, they supplied furniture to Windsor castle ...

This 1980s dress, made in France, is by New Bond Street-based brand The White House and displays many of the era's boldest hallmarks - note the peplum waist, puff-shoulders and vibra...

They were noted exhibitors at the 1851 Great Exhibition, and after William's passing, the business moved to 8 Bond Street. By 1871, it was managed by Charles Wilkinson and his son, F...

The interior is lined in cream silk and velvet and stamped Dobsons & Sons, 40 New Bond Street, Estab. Over a Century, Piccadilly. The fitted velvet base is designed for the presentat...

For over two centuries, Asprey has been regarded as a top British luxury lifestyle brand and the Bond Street Flagship Store is considered a must see London destination. 100% satisfa...

A very fine vintage letter opener by Asprey of Bond Street, London. The letter opener looks never to have been used.

. £35,000 Size – Height 20cm, Width 30cm, Depth 10cm, Strap Length Single 62cm, Doubled 34cm Shoulder Strap Drop – Min 33cm, Max 60cm Condition – Very Good / Excellent  Compositi...

Outstanding quality Antique Victorian porcelain and ormolu mounted kingwood card/console table by G T Morant, Bond Street, London having a beautiful serpentine shaped kingwood crossb...

The base is engraved with the Crown of the Monarch and the Crest of the Prince of Wales above James, 153 New Bond Street, who held the Royal appointments. Sets of dram mugs are parti...

Printed on the inside of the lid in gold, with “Edward Tessier Jeweller & Silversmith, Mourning Ornaments 26. New Bond Street W London”. Edward Tessier and his brother inherited the ...

The provenance, from the esteemed Arthur Ackermann & Son Ltd. on New Bond Street, London, adds prestige to this artwork.

Phillips Ltd, 139 New Bond Street, London, W.1. The proportions and internal layout suggest suitability for a piece of fine jewellery such as a bracelet, brooch, or similarly sized i...

Hunt & Roskell had a long and renowned involvement with the jewellery, watch and silver business long established in one of the finest shopping streets in the world, New Bond Str...

Hunt & Roskell had retail premises at 156 New Bond Street and a manufactory at 26 Harrison Street, near Clerkenwell.

Sole in cream calfskin with woven silk medallion "Made by turner" and gold engraving mentioning F. Pinet 47 New Bond street London Model. Handwritten serial number indicating B.122.6...

They have also designed for the Getty Museum, the Ralph Lauren shop on Bond Street and have assisted with the renovation of Claridges and The Dorchester in London. 200 pages illustra...

Provenance: Bonhams, New Bond Street, 24 September 2014, The Count and Countess Martignone's Milanese and Genoese Properties, lot 355; Salotto di Ricevimento at the Count and Countes...

By 1841, he was based at 162 Bond Street, London. It wasn’t until 1868 that he went into partnership with Charles Henry Gunn.

Robert Jupe patented in 1835 his revolutionary extensible dining table, and is recorded at 47 Welbeck Street, Cavendish Square London until 1840. John Johnstone joined him in partner...

It still operates from the New Bond Street premises and remains one of London’s leading luxury merchants.

Phillips Ltd, as printed to the interior lid, New Bond Street, London W.1. Dating to the mid-20th century, the box is finished in a deep burgundy leatherette exterior.

Phillips Ltd, as printed to the interior lid, New Bond Street, London W.1. Dating to the mid-20th century, the box is finished in a blue leatherette exterior.

Includes: Cartier Box, Service Papers from Cartier Condition: Mint - Has just been serviced by Cartier Bond Street - London Authenticity guaranteed

Parting company in 1840, Jupe relocated to Welbeck Street before Johnstone and Jeanes partnered in 1842 still trading from 67 New Bond Street.

A virtually identical desk stamped Wright & Mansfield 104 New Bond Street, but in satinwood, was offered on the London market in June 2004 Published in 'British Furniture 1820 to 19...

This Charles "Snaffles" Johnson Payne (1884 1967) picture is nicely framed in a black frame in original condition, published by Fores of Bond Street, with the Snaffles blindstamp (a ...

Attributed maker for John Webb of Bond Street. A Gothic Revival dressing table mirror with a carved spiral stretcher and carved roses.

William Payne is first recorded at 62 South Moulton Street, London, in 1816. By 1825, he had moved to 163 New Bond Street, where the firm remained until the 20th century.

The underside of each pepper is fitted with a hinged cover and bears the retailer's mark 'Clark 20 Old Bond Street and 33 New Bond Street '; this hinged component provides access to ...

The print business which Ackermann had established for his eldest son Rudolph at 191 Regent Street (later in Bond Street) survived as Arthur Ackermann & Son.

This Charles "Snaffles" Johnson Payne (1884 1967) picture is in excellent original condition, published by Fores of Bond Street, and framed in a black frame with the Snaffles blindst...

Markings on the velvet lining under the inkwell indicate Asprey manufacture and Bond Street location “Asprey London, 166 Bond Street 22 Albemarle Street”.

This is also a complete set, UK retailed by a Breguet boutique and comprises: inner and outer special box, additional Breguet strap, box key, boutique booklet, 5717 instructions, reg...

We are delighted to offer for sale this very rare 1867 sterling silver hallmarked Asprey 166 Bond Street London Coromandel wood vanity dressing table box A very rare and high qual...

There is an historical label on the backing board from Frost and Reed, Bond Street Art Dealers which certainly indicated to me this was a quality painting.

Moving to London's New Bond Street in 1847, the firm earned its first Royal Warrant from Queen Victoria in 1862.

Kutchinsky was among the most inventive of the British houses through the 1960s and 70s, a Bond Street name whose bold, tactile goldwork was worn by film stars and royalty alike; sig...

In 1920 the firm was active with premises in London (22 Old Bond Street), New York (636 Fifth Avenue) and Chicago (622 South Michigan Avenue).

Asprey's flagship retail store is located on New Bond Street in London, United Kingdom. Asprey has been a leading name in British luxury since shortly after it was founded towards t...

This exhibition-quality marquetry library table, attributed to Morant of Bond Street, is an exquisite octagonal centerpiece crafted in England circa 1840.

Christopher Dresser adapted designs found in Thebes making his interpretation on many designs, Dresser was head of design at Art Furniture Alliance a shop opened in New Bond Street, ...

In 1855 the firm moved to No. 8 Bond Street under the control of Charles Wilkinson and he continued to run the firm until 1871 when he passed it to his eldest son Frederick.

Delightfully stout craftsmanship and appearance Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Select stocks present fine grain interest and deep caramel hues Copious iron straps...

This striking stone is a rich, deep green, of even and full colour with an accompanying certificate from The Gemmological Certification Services Laboratory of Bond Street, London sta...

This exceptional ring is set to its centre with a square cut emerald of 1.40cts approximately with an accompanying certificate from The Gemmological Laboratory of Bond Street, London...

Their premises expanded to 145 New Bond Street in 1878. Albert Barker left the business in 1885, and by 1895, it became a limited liability company, opening a new premises at 9 High ...

The sale follows Mallett’s review of the company’s future in the light of the success they have enjoyed in New York since opening a branch there three years ago and the updating of t...

The center drawer is stamped "Wright and Mansfield - 104 New Bond Street." The firm was active at that address in 1871 Wright and Mansfield were in business between 1861 and 1885.

In 1841, William Asprey's elder son Charles went into partnership with a stationer located on London's Bond Street. In 1847 the family broke with this partner and moved into 167 New ...

The dial is signed by the retailer, the famous London Jeweller W.H.Benson and gives his address above 6 o'clock as "25 Old Bond Street, London".