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Los 111
A collection of eleven gold mourning rings, early - late 19th century, including ten mourning rings with black enamel decoration (some damaged), some with mourning inscriptions dates range from 1800 - 1878, and a 19th century gold mourning ring set with a pearl within a surround of rose-cut diamonds, with black enamel decoration to the shoulders, 41g total Provenance: From the Collection of the late Tony Dove
Los 113
Five gold mourning rings, late 18th - early 19th century, three with black or white enamel decoration and mourning inscriptions dated 1788 - 1831, and similar with a glazed compartment containing plaited hair, and one with engraved decoration reading 'In memory of a Brother' and internal mourning inscription dated 1811, various sizes Provenance: From the Collection of the late Tony Dove
Los 116
Ten gold antique rings, mostly 19th century, including four gold wedding bands, two with 22ct with hallmarks including Glasgow and Birmingham; two gold rings with foliate engraved decoration; one tapered gold ring with monogram JA; a gold mourning ring with internal inscription dated 1808; a gold mourning ring with obscured mourning inscription with deficient enamel, together with another gold ring Provenance: From the Collection of the late Tony Dove
Los 117
Ten gold mourning rings, late 18th - late 19th century, including nine band rings with enamel decoration and mourning inscriptions dated 1798 - 1870 (one with seed pearls deficient), together with a gold mourning ring with plaited hair decoration to the shank and a monogrammed shield, various sizes Provenance: From the Collection of the late Tony Dove
Los 118
Ten gold mourning rings, late 18th - mid 19th century, each with enamel decoration (black and/or white, some damaged) and mourning inscriptions ranging from 1792 - 1842, one with a glazed locket compartment containing plaited hair, 58g total Provenance: From the Collection of the late Tony Dove
Los 120
Two late 18th century gold mourning rings, one tapered band with black and white enamel decoration (damaged) reading 'To the memory of', with mourning inscription to the interior dated 1797, maker's initial's 'WA' possibly for William Astley and rubbed hallmarks, size T, the other hinged ring with black and white enamel mourning inscription inscription dated 1796, with applied oval plaque with initials, London hallmarks for 1796 and maker's initials J.P possibly for John Pittar, size V (approx.) Provenance: From the Collection of the late Tony Dove
Los 159
An Arts and Crafts enamel brooch and pendant, circa 1917, the circular brooch in the Japanese style, depicting a crane in translucent cloisonnι enamel within a rope twist border, the reverse with the initials CSE and dated 1917, together with a pendant depicting a mythical bird, the reverse in blue and green enamel, initialled CSE, brooch 4.6cm diameter, pendant 5cm long
Los 164
A Scottish provincial Arts & Crafts enamel silver necklace by Alexander Ritchie, the central pendant modelled as a dove in flight on blue enamel ground, the chain composed of Celtic motif links with blue enamel decoration, signed 'AR' and 'Iona', 49cm long Literature: for a similar examples see MacArhtur, E, M., 'Iona Celtic Art, the work of Alexander and Euphemia Ritchie' p.41, pl 9b
Los 171
An Arts and Crafts enamel pendant, early 20th century, the elongated shield-shaped pendant with a design of stylised roses in basse taille enamel on a blue ground, within rope twist and foliate open work border, suspending a smaller oval pendant enamelled with the initials EG, 8.3cm long, 16.8 grams.
Los 175
An enamelled gold stud by H. G. Murphy, the circular stud depicting the emblem of the Pahlavi dynasty, the polychrome enamel decoration depicting the Persian (Iranian) lion holding a sword below a sun and surrounded by a wreath, surmounted with a Pahlavi crown, signed HGM, with Falcon mark, stamped 18ct, 26mm high In the 19th century, during the Qajar dynasty, the Persian lion and sun became an Iranian national emblem. Fat'h Ali Shah changed the design by adding the Qajar crown, which represented the monarchy. The crown was later changed to that of the Pahlavi dynasty when they took over from the Qajars. The motif was used on the Iranian national flag until 1979.
Los 25
A group of jewels, including; a collection of mid-century hallmarked 9ct gold charms; a man in a top hat in a row boat piled with suitcases, marked BON VOYAGE; a car set with paste stones with a streetlight in a square frame, also marked BON VOYAGE; a pair of skis; a tractor with rotating wheels; a bowl of fruit set with paste stones; a bag of golf clubs set with paste stones; a slot machine with working lever and wheels; and scale weighing a newborn baby; a pair of seed pearl pendant earrings; a clock key set with onyx, bloodstone and carnelian and a ring set with a cluster of brilliant-cut diamonds and applied with blue enamel, size K
Los 258
A 19th century enamel and diamond-set gold brooch, possibly converted, of openwork foliate design, the six petals formed as ogee arches with pellet decoration overall, centred with a red guilloche enamel rose and applied with a cluster of old cushion-shaped diamonds in silver cut-down collets, with further border of diamond trefoils, centre diamond approximately 0.70cts, 5.5cm high, 35g
Los 266
An early 19th century gold-cased desk seal, profusely chased foliate scroll base, mounted with an octagonal bloodstone matrix engraved Edensor Lees, tapered handle with gold, blue and white enamel barely twist decoration, 6cm The village Edensor is situated in the grounds of Chatsworth House. The original village was demolished by 4th Duke of Devonshire when the River Derment was straightened. The village was then re-built by the 6th Duke on a different site.
Los 286
A sapphire and diamond-set enamelled gold compact by Cartier, with stripes of white enamel, the borders set with calibre-cut sapphires, rose-cut diamond-set thumbpiece, the lid applied with a rose-cut diamond-set 'K' monogram within a square border of calibre-cut sapphires, signed 'Cartier New York', stamped 14K, inventory number 3024, 8 x 6.5cm, 147g This lot is offered without a reserve.
Los 294
A lady's 18ct gold wristwatch by Patek Philippe, the signed tonneau-shaped face with white enamel dial, gold hands and Roman numeral indicators, to an integrated link bracelet, quartz movement, Swiss and European convention assay marks for 18 carat gold, dial and bracelet signed Patek Philippe, dial 1.9x1.9cmm, bracelet 16.2cm long
Los 300
A lady's steel, mother of pearl and diamond 'Reverso' wristwatch by Jaeger Le-Coultre, the case reversible, one side with a circular plain mother of pearl dial with gold hands, to a white enamel frame between rows of brilliant-cut diamonds, the other side of white enamel with Arabic numeral indicators and blued steel hands, between plain fluted borders, to an integrated link bracelet, winding movement, numbered 2036698, dials, bracelet and case back signed Jaeger LeCoultre, case 2cm long, double deployant clasp, box and papers.
Los 344
A late 18th century gold mourning ring, the gold band with black enamel decoration, interior mourning inscription dated 1793 and inscribed 'Weep not for me but prepare to follow', duty mark, lion passant and maker's mark L&R (possibly for John Langlands I and John Robertson I), size R Provenance: From the Collection of the late Tony Dove
Los 348
Two 18th century gold mourning rings, one with white enamel decoration and inscription for Edw'd Dovey dated 1767, maker's mark TH, size P 1/2, one of scroll design with white enamel decoration and inscription for Walter Dovey dated 1761, maker's mark WI, size T, case Provenance: From the Collection of the late Tony Dove
Los 351
A 19th century enamel and diamond locket brooch pendant, the circular locket with Royal blue guilloché enamel decoration and white enamel border and set with rose-cut diamonds, surmounted by a rose-cut diamond-set bow in silver and gold, glazed locket compartment to reverse, 3.8cm high This lot is offered without a reserve.
Los 406
A diamond, emerald and enamel brooch by Fabergé, the circular brooch applied with a flower, set with a centre emerald and five rose-cut diamond petals on gold stem, red guilloche enamel ground, marked to the catch with workmaster's initial AH, 56 zolotnik and kokoshnik, St Petersburg mark to the pin, 2.2cm wide
Los 478
An early 20th century natural pearl, ruby and diamond brooch by Chaumet, the oval brooch centred with three natural pearls within a surround of calibre-cut rubies and seed pearls with white enamel border, with rose-cut diamond-set foliate terminals in platinum and gold, French control marks and maker's mark for Joseph Chaumet, 5.6cm long fitted Chaumet case The three principal pearls are natural saltwater as per verbal report from GCS. Seed pearls may be natural or cultured.
Los 5
A quantity of jewellery, including a yellow gold fine-link chain necklace mounted with graduated oval-shaped amethysts; an 18ct gold horse and jockey brooch with enamel decoration; a yellow and white gold bird brooch; an 18ct gold cluster ring set with an oval-shaped amethyst within a surround of small diamonds; a five-stone diamond half-hoop ring set in gold; a diamond-set platinum full circle eternity ring (some diamonds chipped), and a diamond-set solitaire ring set in gold with four small diamonds to each shoulder, and a sapphire and diamond cluster ring
Los 77
λ A group of jewels including two pairs of cufflinks, one set with coral buttons in gold, the other pair with circular links with openwork scroll motif in platinum on gold, a carnelian intaglio carved with a coat of arms in a rococo border, a set of four carved floral rock crystal buttons set with cushion-shaped garnets, an enamel and foiled green paste brooch in the Renaissance revival manner, and a watch key with foliate decoration This lot is offered without a reserve.
Los 78
Two pairs of gold cufflinks, including a pair of oval gold cufflinks engraved RLJ to one link and with the bust of a jockey in polychrome enamel to the other, stamped 9ct, 2cm high, 14g, and a pair of 18ct oval gold cufflinks, one link engraved RLJ, the other with engine-turned decoration, maker's mark D&F, Birmingham marks for 1993, 1.8cm high, 26g
Los 79
A pair of George III and a pair of George IV gold mourning cufflinks, one pair with circular links with foliate engraved borders and glazed compartments containing plaited hair, hallmarks (possibly London 1819); one pair with oval links with foliate engraved borders and black enamel mourning inscription dated 1821; together with a single early 19th century mourning cufflink, the oval gold links engraved with urns Provenance: From the Collection of the late Tony Dove
Los 90
A three-row cultured pearl choker-length necklace, with an Art Deco platinum and white gold diamond-set clasp, set with graduated circular-cut and baguette-shaped diamonds with French control mark, each strand detaching separately; and a single-row cultured pearl necklace, the gold barrel-shaped clasp with black enamel stripes and set with two further pearls, 8.5mm approx., 89cm long
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