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Writing — Pencils - Recreations & Pursuits - Cordy's

$950 (NZ$1,053)
Frank Hyams (Dunedin) gold and nephrite propelling pencil…
$858 (NZ$920)
An early 20th century 18ct yellow gold propelling pencil, by…
$448 (NZ$483)
A 9ct gold pencil holder, machined decoration, suspension ring,…
$418 (NZ$460)
A Victorian 9ct. gold propelling pencil, the exterior profusely…
Auction House:
Cordy's
Number of lots recorded:11
Lots with images:11
Prices available:11
Category:
Writing - Pencils
LotDescriptionPriceImage
*** Frank Hyams (Dunedin) gold and nephrite propelling pencil letter opener, the gold oval section with sliding propelling pencil and curved bands bead set with facet cut rubies. The finely tapered blade with pointed end. Length 164 mm. In fitted green… ***
*** An early 20th century 18ct yellow gold propelling pencil, by Sampson Mordan & Co., pull extension, plain form. 15gm. ***
*** A 9ct gold pencil holder, machined decoration, suspension ring, Birmingham 1924, 11.6gm. ***
*** A Victorian 9ct. gold propelling pencil, the exterior profusely engraved with a citrine seal to the end, unmarked but tests as 9ct. ***
*** An uncommon c.1900 15ct. yellow gold watch key/propelling pencil/T-bar, the t-bar with watch key sliding to one end, propelling pencil to the other, operated from the central toggle. Length 5.2 cm, with maker's stamp 'S. Mordan & Co'. ***
*** A Victorian 9ct. gold propelling pencil, the exterior profusely engraved, red glass crystal to the end, unmarked but tests as 9ct. ***
*** A Victorian 9ct rose gold pen/propelling pencil, profusely engraved exterior and bloodstone shield to the end. ***
*** A c.1900 9ct. yellow gold propelling combination pen and pencil, bloodstone end, sliding mechanism for the pencil, stamped 9ct. 14gms, in box. ***
*** A Victorian silver notebook, which ivory leaves and propelling pencil. Marks rubbed. 8 x 5.5 cm. ***
*** Sterling silver telescoping pencil by S. Mordan & Co., London, c.1860, with unengraved bloodstone seal end. ***
*** Silver plated telescoping pencil, with repousse barrel and banded agate seal end (un-engraved) ***