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Preisdatenbank abonnierenTwo Victorian enamelled 18ct gold memorial rings, one inscribed 'In Memory Of' on a black enamel ground, the other inscribed 'Hannah' to a black enamel cartouche, with inscription dated 1840 and an early 19th century memorial ring with glazed hair panel surrounded by a border of seedpearls, with inscription dated 1824 and 1840, all with loss and damage (3)
Ormolu-mounted Chinese famille rose porcelain pedestal bowl, the bowl decorated with figures (damaged), having ormolu foliate gilt scroll handles, on shaped pedestal base, 16.5cm high and a pair of cloisonne enamel baluster vases with precious objects in shaped reserves, on a blue scroll ground, 18cm high and the carved hardwood stands (3)
A 9ct gold mechanical watch with white enamel dial and later expanding bracelet, a gold compass pendant, tested as 9ct gold, a white gold diamond clasp marked 9ct gold, a pair of 9ct gold cultured pearl screw back earrings, a rolled gold goldstone pendant, a 9ct gold charm, and gold bar brooch and locket marked 9ctwhite gold 9ct 6.51g
Good quality 19th century repeating carriage clock, the white enamel dial signed - P. Orr & Sons, Madras, in floral engraved gilt brass case with bevelled glazed panels, pillar movement striking on a gong, 17cm high (key present) CONDITION REPORT General overall condition is good but escapement is dirty and does not keep going. Strike and repeat is not working, movement is fully wound. Dial is scratched and signature is worn. Case is good but gilt finish is worn on top and handle. Serial number 18349 is stamped on backplate and case of back plate. Key is not original and there is no key for hands
Group of nine antique rings - to include an early Victorian gold (18ct) enamel and diamond mourning ring and other Georgian and Victorian rings (9) CONDITION REPORT Enamel mourning ring - shank has been enlarged which has meant that the extra section of gold on the shank has altered the pattern, otherwise in good condition, ring size O, London hallmarks, total gross weight 4.8 grams. Victorian ruby and diamond three stone ring - 18ct gold (Birmingham 1894), good condition, ring size P½, total gross weight 3.5 grams. Remaining rings in various conditions
Field Marshal Byng of Vimy GCB, GCMG, MVO, gold and enamel presentation stickpin with Baron's coronet above B & V interlaced monogram, in Goldsmiths & Silversmiths case.The Field Marshal was created a Baron in 1919 and further elevated to a Viscount in 1928. This stickpin was probably made during his Governor-Generalship of Canada between 1921 - 1926. Presented to his batman and servant Albert Orchin and previously sold by these rooms in June 2010
Pair 1920s Art Deco gold (9ct) and enamel cufflinks and tie bar, in fitted case, retailed by James Walker Ltd CONDITION REPORT 7.2 grams Very good condition, no cracks to enamel. Minor surface scratches /surface wear to the enamel commensurate with age. The cufflinks are black and white enamel. The tie bar is cobalt blue and white enamel so doesn't quite match the cufflinks
Group of four Victorian gold rings - to include Victorian gold (22ct) sapphire and diamond three stone ring (London 1873), size M, Victorian gold (15ct) five stone garnet ring (Birmingham 1869), size M½, Victorian seed pearl and black enamel ring and Victorian seed pearl and garnet cluster ring (4) CONDITION REPORT Sapphire and diamond ring - very good condition, good clear hallmarks London 1873, 2.8 grams. Garnet five stone ring - very good condition, good clear hallmarks (Birmingham 1869), 2.0 grams. Enamel ring - good condition, slight losses to enamel on shoulders, hallmarks lost due to re-sizing, appears to say 15ct, size J½, 2.0 grams. Garnet and seed pearl cluster - size N, shank has been re-attached with gold 'straps' on the inside of shank at the terminal with the shoulders, one of these has become detached. One garnet chipped, one pearl different, 2.9 grams, no hallmarks
Early 18th century Chinese export famille verte charger, finely painted with dragon and hoho bird within segmented border with deer and mythical beasts - double blue ring mark with precious object to centre (riveted border), 36.5cm diameter CONDITION REPORT Long break to border which has been riveted, some flaking to blue enamel on dragon. Several chips to underside of rim, bright enamels
Edwardian Goliath pocket watch with Swiss eight day button-wind movement, enamel dial and subsidiary seconds, in plated case, 65mm CONDITION REPORT Watch winds and runs, there is no guarantee to it's operation of time keeping. Some scratching and wear to plating on case, one very small dent to rear of case
HIM Kaiser Wilhelm II - Emperor of Germany - fine gold, enamel, diamond and sapphire set presentation stick pin in the form of the crowned Imperial eagle, in original fitted velvet-covered box with gilt crown to lid, retailed by Johann Wagner & Sohn, Berlin, the pin 9.5cm overall. Sold with handwritten note that this stick pin was presented by the Kaiser to the Captain of the Yacht Carina on August 8th 1894
George III gentlemen's silver pair-cased pocket watch with fusee movement and verge escapement, signed - Wm. Williams, London, numbered 4186, with pierced balance-cock and engraved plate, the circular white enamel dial with numerals replaced by letters spelling the name 'Henry Leveret', in silver cases, both hallmarked London 1794, 58mm diameter
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