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A Collection of Three Ringscomprising an opal and diamond ring, an amethyst and diamond ring, and an enamel, diamond and sapphire ring; mounted in 14k and 18k gold; estimated total diamond weight: 1.35cts; sizes: 6 to 6 1/2Footnotes:Property from the Collection of Edward and Mildred Lewis, Los Angeles, CABonhams is honored to offer property from the collection of Hollywood legends Edward and Mildred Lewis during the Spring of 2020. A producer, writer and screenwriter, Edward Lewis is perhaps best known as producer of the blockbuster Universal Pictures production Spartacus, which was nominated for six Academy Awards, six Golden Globe Awards and a BAFTA Award. Directed by Stanley Kubrick, the film's all-star cast included Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier, Jean Simmons and Charles Laughton. To write the screenplay, Lewis secretly enlisted Dalton Trumbo, one of the Hollywood Ten who had been blacklisted as part of Senator Joseph McCarthy's House Un-American Activities Committee investigations into communism among members of the entertainment industry. Although Trumbo had written other screenplays under pseudonyms while blacklisted, Spartacus was among the first to break the stigma of the Hollywood Ten, as Lewis insisted on including Trumbo in the film credits. Edward Lewis had produced Spartacus at the suggestion of his wife, Mildred, who was a producer and writer in her own right. Mildred Lewis was largely responsible for bringing a film to life that captured the zeitgeist of 1970s experimentation and defined both the 'dark comedy' and the 'sleeper'. That film was Harold and Maude, written by Colin Higgins, who at the time was the Lewis' pool boy. Higgins introduced the script to Mildred Lewis, who ultimately served as the film's executive producer. Edward and Mildred were partners in both work and life. During their 73 year marriage, they collaborated on numerous film, theater and literary projects. Together, the couple produced the 1982 film Missing, which received four Academy Award nominations, five Golden Globe nominations and seven BAFTA nominations, and shared the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. They also co-wrote the ground-breaking 1977 film Brothers.In addition to their work in entertainment, Edward and Mildred were active in civil rights causes and were passionate art collectors. Bonhams is delighted to offer a selection of pieces from the Lewis' collection throughout the coming months.
Los 300
A Collection of Gold Jewelrycomprising six assorted gold necklaces, a gold and enamel station chain and a tumbled turquoise and pearl station chain and three bracelets; mounted in 9k, 14k and 18k gold; gross weight approximately: 256 gramsFootnotes:Property from the Collection of Edward and Mildred Lewis, Los Angeles, CABonhams is honored to offer property from the collection of Hollywood legends Edward and Mildred Lewis during the Spring of 2020. A producer, writer and screenwriter, Edward Lewis is perhaps best known as producer of the blockbuster Universal Pictures production Spartacus, which was nominated for six Academy Awards, six Golden Globe Awards and a BAFTA Award. Directed by Stanley Kubrick, the film's all-star cast included Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier, Jean Simmons and Charles Laughton. To write the screenplay, Lewis secretly enlisted Dalton Trumbo, one of the Hollywood Ten who had been blacklisted as part of Senator Joseph McCarthy's House Un-American Activities Committee investigations into communism among members of the entertainment industry. Although Trumbo had written other screenplays under pseudonyms while blacklisted, Spartacus was among the first to break the stigma of the Hollywood Ten, as Lewis insisted on including Trumbo in the film credits. Edward Lewis had produced Spartacus at the suggestion of his wife, Mildred, who was a producer and writer in her own right. Mildred Lewis was largely responsible for bringing a film to life that captured the zeitgeist of 1970s experimentation and defined both the 'dark comedy' and the 'sleeper'. That film was Harold and Maude, written by Colin Higgins, who at the time was the Lewis' pool boy. Higgins introduced the script to Mildred Lewis, who ultimately served as the film's executive producer. Edward and Mildred were partners in both work and life. During their 73 year marriage, they collaborated on numerous film, theater and literary projects. Together, the couple produced the 1982 film Missing, which received four Academy Award nominations, five Golden Globe nominations and seven BAFTA nominations, and shared the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. They also co-wrote the ground-breaking 1977 film Brothers.In addition to their work in entertainment, Edward and Mildred were active in civil rights causes and were passionate art collectors. Bonhams is delighted to offer a selection of pieces from the Lewis' collection throughout the coming months.
Los 321
A Gold, Diamond and Stone Charm Braceletthe charm bracelet suspending three enamel and gemstone charms, together with five additional loose charms; mounted in 14 and 18k gold and one gold fill; gross weight approximately: 92 grams; length: 7in.Footnotes:Property from the Collection of Edward and Mildred Lewis, Los Angeles, CABonhams is honored to offer property from the collection of Hollywood legends Edward and Mildred Lewis during the Spring of 2020. A producer, writer and screenwriter, Edward Lewis is perhaps best known as producer of the blockbuster Universal Pictures production Spartacus, which was nominated for six Academy Awards, six Golden Globe Awards and a BAFTA Award. Directed by Stanley Kubrick, the film's all-star cast included Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier, Jean Simmons and Charles Laughton. To write the screenplay, Lewis secretly enlisted Dalton Trumbo, one of the Hollywood Ten who had been blacklisted as part of Senator Joseph McCarthy's House Un-American Activities Committee investigations into communism among members of the entertainment industry. Although Trumbo had written other screenplays under pseudonyms while blacklisted, Spartacus was among the first to break the stigma of the Hollywood Ten, as Lewis insisted on including Trumbo in the film credits. Edward Lewis had produced Spartacus at the suggestion of his wife, Mildred, who was a producer and writer in her own right. Mildred Lewis was largely responsible for bringing a film to life that captured the zeitgeist of 1970s experimentation and defined both the 'dark comedy' and the 'sleeper'. That film was Harold and Maude, written by Colin Higgins, who at the time was the Lewis' pool boy. Higgins introduced the script to Mildred Lewis, who ultimately served as the film's executive producer. Edward and Mildred were partners in both work and life. During their 73 year marriage, they collaborated on numerous film, theater and literary projects. Together, the couple produced the 1982 film Missing, which received four Academy Award nominations, five Golden Globe nominations and seven BAFTA nominations, and shared the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. They also co-wrote the ground-breaking 1977 film Brothers.In addition to their work in entertainment, Edward and Mildred were active in civil rights causes and were passionate art collectors. Bonhams is delighted to offer a selection of pieces from the Lewis' collection throughout the coming months.
Los 326
A Gold, Enamel and Diamond Pocket Watch, Late 19th Century mounted in 18k gold; gross weight approximately: 37 grams; dimensions: 1 5/16 x 1 7/8in.Footnotes:Property from the Collection of Edward and Mildred Lewis, Los Angeles, CABonhams is honored to offer property from the collection of Hollywood legends Edward and Mildred Lewis during the Spring of 2020. A producer, writer and screenwriter, Edward Lewis is perhaps best known as producer of the blockbuster Universal Pictures production Spartacus, which was nominated for six Academy Awards, six Golden Globe Awards and a BAFTA Award. Directed by Stanley Kubrick, the film's all-star cast included Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier, Jean Simmons and Charles Laughton. To write the screenplay, Lewis secretly enlisted Dalton Trumbo, one of the Hollywood Ten who had been blacklisted as part of Senator Joseph McCarthy's House Un-American Activities Committee investigations into communism among members of the entertainment industry. Although Trumbo had written other screenplays under pseudonyms while blacklisted, Spartacus was among the first to break the stigma of the Hollywood Ten, as Lewis insisted on including Trumbo in the film credits. Edward Lewis had produced Spartacus at the suggestion of his wife, Mildred, who was a producer and writer in her own right. Mildred Lewis was largely responsible for bringing a film to life that captured the zeitgeist of 1970s experimentation and defined both the 'dark comedy' and the 'sleeper'. That film was Harold and Maude, written by Colin Higgins, who at the time was the Lewis' pool boy. Higgins introduced the script to Mildred Lewis, who ultimately served as the film's executive producer. Edward and Mildred were partners in both work and life. During their 73 year marriage, they collaborated on numerous film, theater and literary projects. Together, the couple produced the 1982 film Missing, which received four Academy Award nominations, five Golden Globe nominations and seven BAFTA nominations, and shared the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. They also co-wrote the ground-breaking 1977 film Brothers.In addition to their work in entertainment, Edward and Mildred were active in civil rights causes and were passionate art collectors. Bonhams is delighted to offer a selection of pieces from the Lewis' collection throughout the coming months.
Los 57
A diamond, pearl, turquoise and enamel swan broochcentering a freshwater pearl measuring approximately 30.96 x 12.55 x 11.43mm; mounted in 14k bi-color gold; brooch dimensions: 1 1/4 x 2in.Footnotes:Accompanied by The Gem & Pearl Laboratory, report #10304, dated August 08, 2014, stating Stating the pearl as Natural Freshwater pearl
Los 1
A Fine and Rare Gent's Stainless Steel Pre-Moon Omega So-Called 'Ed White' Speedmaster Chronograph Wristwatch, ref. 105.003, 1963, (calibre 321) 17 jewel lever movement signed and numbered 20,522,860, column wheel chronograph, dust cover, matte finished black dial with luminous baton markers and outer seconds track, three dials for seconds, 30-minute and 12-hour registers, buttons in the band to operate chronograph, tachymeter bezel, screw-off case back with Speedmaster emblem, inside case back numbered S 105.003-63, on Omega stainless steel bracelet with deployant clasp numbered 1035 4/68, case 39mm wide, in Omega box. Together with an issue of Life Magazine, June 18 1965, covering 'The Glorious Walk in the Cosmos', Ed White's Space Walk. * The Speedmaster reference 105.003 is known among collectors as the ''Ed White'' model as it was the model worn by NASA Astronaut Edward Higgins ''Ed'' White (1930-1967) when he was the first American to walk in space in 1965. The watch is characterized by the straight lugs, no crown guards and just signed on the dial 'Omega Speedmaster' without the professional signature. CONDITION REPORT: The watch appears to be in excellent condition for its age. The crown winds smoothly and the time adjusts absolutely fine. The chronograph buttons work perfectly and all the dials are changing as they should. The dial and bezel have a good aged patina. When inspected very closely it appears that the counterweight end of the central chronograph hand has been retouched slightly with white paint/enamel. The crown is original. The Omega bracelet is dated '68 and has replacement end-links. A couple of the links are perhaps a little stretched but overall the condition is very good. Both the bracelet and watch case have fine surface scratches commensurate with age and use, but no major dents or deep scratches etc. The case back screws firmly shut. The watch movement appears quite clean and is running fine. The Omega box is in good condition. It is of similar age to the watch but I cannot say with certainty if it is the original. There are no papers.
Los 224
A group of collectables , to include two Persian gilt metal plaques, with inlaid agates and turquoise cabochons, Iznik pottery tile fragments, a Persian enamel bowl and stand depicting Khajoo bridge, a carved stone pouring vessel, Egyptian faience scarab beads, similar Egyptian items and other examples including minerals (Qty)
Los 33
A gold enamel side wind half hunter fob watch, 33mm diameter, with a guilloché enamel chapter ring to the front cover with royal blue numerals to an iridescent pink ground, damaged , hand engraved case, white enamel dial signed Alfred Goad & Sons, London W., gold cuvette similarly signed, marked 18K, Swiss assay mark, case no. 115000, with metal bow, 24.13g
Los 22
A pair of Japanese red ground cloisonné vases Meiji period (1868-1912), unmarked, of slender ovoid form with waisted neck, the red ground, decorated with butterfly / butterflies around a fenced in acer tree with various flowers at the base, the neck and foot rims with ornated decorated bands, 12in. (30.5cm.) high, one a/f. (2) *Condition: The first - with two large impact marks, to upper ovoid body, one to the left and one above the larger butterfly, each going through the enamel work to main body, approximately 1 to 2 in. in size, the base with fracture crack above foot; The second - with horizontal enamel surface hairline approximately 1in. long, upper trunk area above butterfly, another running vertically on red ground approximately 2in. long, enamel chip marks to swish on flower decoration, probably done in manufacturing, single air bubble type inclusion to middle of body.
Los 673
Advertising interest - FRY'S PURE COCOA enamel signof large proportions, the vertical rectangular sign having white lettering on blue ground, " FRY'S PURE COCOA (ESTD, 1728.) MAKERS TO H.M. THE KING, H.M. THE QUEEN & H.R.M. THE PRINCE OF WALES", 72 x 24in. (182.2 x 61cm.).* Condition: In fair condition. Enamel loss and rust to edges and throughout. Some losses and chipping to metal to edges, lower right corner missing.
Los 159
A late 19th century French wall clock with barometer and thermometer the mahogany and stained beechwood case with balustrade top with turned finials, over a shaped, panelled trunk with fluted columns and foliate carving, the pressed metal dial with French enamel Roman numerals, over a mercury thermometer and aneroid barometer beneath, the twin train movement striking the hours on a single gong, 36in. (91.5cm.) high.
Los 152
Scarce Great War Period Wisbech Borough Special Constabulary Lapel Badge, fine gilt and enamel example with fitting to the reverse. Also marked to the reverse, very faintly, “PRESENTED BY MR WARD LAYLE ESQ J.P 1915”. The reference book “Special Constabulary Insignia of England and Wales” by Wilkinson and Cowdell, show a similar example on page 59, Fig 2, they state that Mr Layle was a local solicitor and magistrate and these badges were privately purchased.
Los 155
Scarce WW1 Sheffield Chief Constables Civilian Corps Lapel Badge, brass and enamel example with the centre being the front of a button with crest to the centre, around edge blue enamel circlet having “C.C.C.C SHEFFIELD”. Made by J R Gaunt London. Complete with fitting to the reverse. This badge was worn on civilian clothing by members of the organisation. It was worn from 1914-1915 only.
Los 348
WW1 Imperial German Pocket Watch in Commemorative Case, good open faced pocket watch in un-marked silver case. White enamel dial with subsidiary dial. Back of the case is engraved on the underside “Wilhelm Hennerschmidt 1914/16”. Housed in a nickel silver outer case with the reverse having Iron Cross motif set upon imperial flags with 1914 above. Probably purchased for an officer serving at the front. Appears to be working but sold as a static display item, not a working instrument. Viewing recommended.
Los 217
4x WW1 On War Service Badges, all being enamelled examples, consisting of examples for Essential War Work, On War Supplies 1915 Ruston Lincoln, 1914 On War Contracts “ALD” and blue enamel Munitions of War Imperial Service Sir W C Armstrong Whitworth & Co Ltd. All with fittings to the reverse and remaining in generally good condition. (4 items)
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