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Los 309
J. G. Graves Victorian silver open face key wind pocket watch, white enamel dial and subsidiary dial, stamped The Express English Lever, black Roman numerals, poker hands, blank cartouche verso, hallmarked Chester 1899, together with a graduated silver curb link Albert chain with silver toggle, each link hallmarked (2)
Los 311
Skarratt & Co of Worcester Victorian silver open face key wind pocket watch, white enamel dial and subsidiary dial, black Roman numerals, poker hands, engine turned decoration to case, blank cartouche verso, case hallmarked John Harris, Chester 1882; together with a silver graduated curb link Albert chain and toggle, each link hallmarked, silver fob and silver St Christopher (3)
Los 345
French painted enamelled silver lidded trinket box of circular form, the idyllic courtly scene with ladies, musician and stone statue amongst woodland setting, signed J Vallieres, blue and white enamel border surround, blue enamelled body, engine turned base, gilt interior (extensive damage to enamel), diameter approx 10cm
Los 269
Aksel Holmsen Norwegian enamelled silver gilt brooch, looped ribbon design, cream enamelled cabochon with red enamelled ribbon (enamel chipped) stamped with makers marks verso, 925 S, hinged pin and simple loop brooch fittings, length approximately 5.5cm together with a pair of freshwater pearl silver gilt drop earrings (2)
Los 312
George III silver open face key wind pocket watch by R Shearsmith, London, white enamel dial and subsidiary dial, black Roman numerals and poker hands (missing subsidiary hands), the signed movement numbered 1284, foliate engraved bridge and balance cock, fusee movement, the case hallmarked London 1781, diameter approx. 5cm
Los 55
ICON - MARY OF KAZAN AND BABY JESUS 1890 Russia St. Petersburg Oil on wood, silver, cloisonné 23 x 18,5 cm, 750 g The Madonna of Kazan, the protector of the city, is one of the classic Orthodox motifs. According to legend, a similar icon acquired from Constantinople was long lost in the 13th century and miraculously appeared 140 years later. Very important cathedrals are dedicated to this Madonna in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Mary and Jesus are painted realistically in warm colors, the silver montage bears traces of gilding, a border with repoussé leafy patterns, inscriptions in enamel, a halo and corner panels made using the cloisonné technique. Hallmark of manufacturer "IF" and 84 zolotnik silver.
Los 54
THE ICON OF MARIA'S NATIVITY 1890 Oil on wood, silver, cloisonné 22,5 x 18 cm, 642.7 g Signed: In cyrillic "V.S." The birth of Theokotos - Mary, belongs to the classic academic scenes that appear on Russian icons. The motif is mistaken for the birth of the Lord, but it is the setting of the scene that reveals what scene it really is. The birth of Mary is described in the Protoevangeliumof James. While Jesus' birth takes place in the wilderness and in the cave, Mary was born into a wealthy family in the palace chambers. The silver icon is framed with wrought floral decoration, halos and corner panels are decorated with cloisonné enamel. Hallmark of purity84 zolotnik.
Los 72
An Omega Seamaster Professional 200m Quartz wrist watch, in stainless steel, gold and black enamel, stainless steel case 41mm, outer minute markers on black enamel ring, brushed gold dial with luminous dots and batons and gold hands, date display, in a round box with spare links for the strap. c1990
Los 239
A George III mourning ring, the black enamel band inscribed 'Rev'd Doctor Townson OB: 15 Apr 1799 Ae: 77' with white enamel sides, hallmarks for JR, 1791, ring size L1/2, gross weight 4.9g.Condition report: Overall condition fair to poorHeavy damage and losses to enamel throughout With lion passant mark, no town mark, date letter q and makers mark JR (partially indistinct) - high carat gold
Los 36
A diamond and enamel jewellery component, the rose cut diamond heart within a blue and white enamel circular surround, diameter 21.5mm, gross weight 4.9g.Condition report: Overall condition fairBlue enamel in good condition, some pitting and discolouration to white enamel sectionMetal untested
Los 125
An enamel necklace, the green, red, black and white enamel openwork links with floral detailing and cross spacers, to the black and white enamel reverse, length 50.1cm, gross weight 41.7g.Condition report: Overall condition fair to goodEnamel with scratches, chips and abrasion throughout - visible when viewed closely, shouldn't be too noticeable when wornClasp stamped 9ctEvidence of repair to some links
Los 247
A selection of dress studs, two set with diamonds, one enamel and split pearl, lengths 0.6 to 0.9cm, gross weight 10g. (10)Condition report: Overall condition good to fairDiamond dress studs, one stamped 15ct, one stamped 18Three with hallmarks for 9ct goldThree stamped 9c and maker's mark EAPOne stamped 9cPaste stud with hallmarks for silver
Los 246
A cased set of early 20th century enamel and mother of pearl dress studs, each designed as a mother of pearl disc with green enamel cord accent, in a Percy Edwards & Co fitted case, length 7.35mm, gross weight 4g. Condition report: Overall condition fair to goodCufflinks unmarkedSome loss to enamel in placesFitted case with some wear to interior
Los 66
A late 19th century enamel and diamond watch chain or Léontine, comprising a circular brooch, centrally set with rose cut diamond within a red and black star enamel surround, suspending a chain with kite shape enamel and rose cut diamond spacers and spring clasp, length 10.1cm, gross weight 8.2g. Pictured in How the Watch was Worn by Genevieve Cummings, plate 404. Cummings states this piece closely matches Vever's description of a Léontine as a brooch with a short chain for a watch: "For a while it was fashionable to replace the 'baton' or the hook which secured the chain to the corsage with a flat circular brooch that matched the watch case. The brooch was worn prominently and was...often centred with a small decorative motif or a gemstone. This variety of chain was called 'Léontine' after a successful actress." p.138.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairSome scratches and abrasion to enamel, visible under magnification - first enamel link on chain from brooch is missing a portion of enamelling, visible with the unaided eyeWith hoops to reverseLocalised scratching to the reverse of one of the chain linksPin in working orderDiameter of brooch approx 1.8cmDiameter of principal rose cut diamond approx. 4.2mm
Los 249
An 18ct gold diamond and enamel model, designed as a vari shade enamel ice skater, with brilliant cut diamond scarf, atop an agate slice, estimated total diamond weight 0.50ct, may also be worn as a brooch/pendant, Italian assay marks, length 8.9cm, height on stand 13cm, signed, gross weight of brooch 43.5g.
Los 29
An early 20th century enamel and pearl brooch, the seed and split pearl floral cluster within a white and green enamel surround, length 2.1cm, gross weight 3.5g. Condition report: Overall condition good to fairSome slight nibbles and abrasion to white enamel, visible only with magnificationBrooch unmarked, jewellers inscription to reverseOne split pearl with crack to nacre, others in good conditionPin in working order
Los 113
An early 20th century enamel and diamond festoon necklace, the rose cut diamond bow and blue enamel swag alternating links suspending nine old cut diamond collets, with detachable fancy link chain sides and hook fastening, estimated old cut diamond weight 4.10cts, length 44.5cm, gross weight 38.8g.Condition report: Overall conditon good to fairScratches and discolouration in keeping with age and wearDiamonds bright and fairly well matched - diamond collets all drawing colour face up, some more noticeably than others, clarity ranges from SI to P2Some evidence of repair to reverse of necklacePiece unmarkedMetal untested, looks to be silver and 9ct goldTwo end drops removedDetachable fancy link chain later additionSome light scratches and nicks to enamel work
Los 275
A 1960s stainless steel Omega Seamaster watch, the circular signed dial with Arabic and baton hour markers, within a stainless steel case, to the expandable bracelet, case diameter 32mm, with maker's booklet, international warranty card and box.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairScratches and abrasion in keeping with age and wearWatch working at time of cataloguingPeter Wilson does not guarantee the working accuracy of any timepiece offeredSome wear to enamel on handsExpandable bracelet slightly stretched
Los 11
A charm bracelet, the trace link chain with oversized spring clasp and lobster clasp terminals, suspending three gold plated enamel egg charms, bracelet stamped 585, length 16.8cm, gross weight 30g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairScratches and discolouration in keeping with occasional wearBracelet short, possibly a child's bracelet but will fit a thin wrist!Enamel egg pendants unmarked, in good condition with only light abrasion to enamel
Los 265
An 18ct gold Corum watch, the square shape gold-tone signed dial with maker's logo to 12, black enamel French numbers to bezel, 17 jewel movement signed and numbered 58285, within an 18ct gold case bearing import marks for London, numbered 11 8165, with black lizard strap, case diameter 21mm.Qty: 1Condition report: Overall condition good to fairSome wear to dial, visible to edges under magnificationWatch working at time of cataloguingPeter Wilson does not guarantee the working accuracy of any timepiece offered
Los 272
A stainless steel Omega Speedmaster automatic wristwatch, cal. 3220, the black signed dial with three subsidiary dials, luminous batons and white hands, with black enamel bezel, 47 jevel movement, inside case back no. 175 0032, serial no. 59124040, case diameter 39mm. With associated maker's leather travel case.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairWatch working at time of cataloguingPeter Wilson does not guarantee the working accuracy of any timepiece offeredNo box or papersOnly light scratches in keeping with occasional wearOne scratch to bezel over 11 and 12, only apparent when viewed carefully and with light bouncing off it
Los 40
A late 19th century diamond and rock crystal brooch, the oval rock crystal cabochon with reverse carved intaglio monogram detailing and blue enamel border, within a vari cut diamond scalloped surround, suspended from a similarly cut diamond ribbon surmount, length 5.1cm, gross weight 14.8g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairBack part of rock crystal panel deficientReplacement surmount, soft solder marks to fittingSome slight losses to blue enamel to top half of ovalOne diamond replacementScratches to rock crystal in keeping with age and wearMetal untestedPin in working order
Los 240
A George III swivel mourning ring, with black enamel panel inscribed 'Honble Diana Walpole Ob:26 July 1784 Ae: 20' and hair panel to reverse, ring size H, gross weight 5.1g. The Hon. Mrs. Diana Walpole, neé Grosset, married the Hon. Robert Walpole on 8th May 1780. Robert Walpole (1736 - 1810) was the fourth son of Horatio Walpole, 1st Baron Walpole of Wolterton, and nephew of Robert Walpole, 1st Earl of Orford, who is considered the de facto first Prime Minister of Great Britain.
Los 296
An 18ct gold open face pocket watch, the circular dial with blue roman numeral hour markers, subsidiary dial to 6 and gilt enamel detailing, base metal innter plate, and 18ct gold case bearing Swiss assay marks numbered 215276, suspended from a trace link chain, case diameter, 34mm, gross weight 51.5g.Condition report: Overall condition goodWatch working at time of cataloguingPeter Wilson does not guarantee the working accuracy of any timepiece offeredMaker's mark FP to inner plateChain untested
Los 276
A stainless steel Omega Seamaster 200m quartz watch, the black signed dial with luminous dot, baton hour markers and rotating bezel, outer minutes track and date aperture to 3, quartz 6 jewel movement numbered M903, 2570, 255461, within a stainless steel case signed and numbered 396.1052, with fancy link bracelet and folding clasp numbered 1455/453, case diameter 39mm.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairWatch working at time of cataloguingPeter Wilson does not guarantee the working accuracy of any timepiece offeredScratches in keeping with wearLoss to enamel on bezelSome mottling to enamel on handsWould benefit from a clean
Los 86
A silver and enamel egg pendant by Stuart Devlin, the textured egg opening to reveal a silver gilt interior and vari-shade enamel floral bouquet, hallmarks for Stuart Devlin, London, 1985, length 2.9cm, gross weight 10.1g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairLight scratches and wear in keeping with occasional wearThe piece is hallmarked for 1985
Los 241
An 18ct gold William IV mourning ring, the rectangular glazed hairwork panel within a black enamel surround and foliate shoulders, hallmarks for WE, London, 1832, inscription to reverse reads 'Robert Stone ob 1 Nov 1832 Oet 70' ring size R1/2, gross weight 2.7g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairScratches and discolouration in keeping with age and wearA couple of chips to enamel workGlazed panel abradedMarks legible, date letter partially worn
Los 263
An 18ct gold Corum watch, the signed circular gold-tone dial with maker's logo to 12, blue enamel roman numeral hour markers to bezel, signed 17 jewel movement numbered 60654, within an 18ct gold case bearing import marks for London, with brown lizard skin strap, case diameter 26mm.Qty: 1Condition report: Overall condition good to fairWatch working at time of cataloguingPeter Wilson does not guarantee the working accuracy of any timepiece offeredLight scratches to dial
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