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A 19th century Chinese Cloisonné koro with cover, with Dog of Fo terminal, with pierced brass cover to open interior and decorated in bright enamel colours with foliate decoration to the rectangular body and with pierced carrying handle to either side, raised on four short scroll feet. Width 20 ins, height 26 ins.
Los 119
An Austrian silver and enamel mounted rock crystal tazza, apparently unmarked, Vienna, late 19th century, with a shaped oval cut crystal bowl, the stem modelled as a pelican in her piety, a cabochon ruby its heart, the quatrefoil base with a border painted with panels of fruit, 14.5cm (5 3/4in) high
Los 145
A George III gold, enamel and onyx mourning ring, dated 1804, the central panel enamelled with a black and white urn within a surround of onyxes, the tapered shoulders with back and white enamel to a plain band shank, with a glazed compartment to the underside, engraved with the dedication `Isabel Salkeld obt. 13 Apl 1894 AET 74`, finger size Q; a 19th century half pearl and enamel mourning ring, the half pearl set within a black enamel border, the band shank enamelled all around in black, stamped `15 `, finger size L; and a mid 19th century gold and enamel ring, the top with a knot motif on a blue enamel band, finger size Q
Los 159
A Continental enamel Egyptian Revival necklace, circa 1925, the pendant drop modelled as Tutenkhamun`s head, his faced carved from yellow glass, with a blue and white enamel head dress and a red enamel drop below, stamped `800`, suspended by chain links from red, white and blue enamel palmette motifs with red enamel drops, on a curb link chain interspersed with red and white enamel candy twist bars, to a box snap clasp, 41cm long
Los 163
A late 19th century French gold, enamel, ruby and diamond Egyptian Revival brooch, circa 1890, the centre polychrome enamelled with the face of a Pharaoh wearing rose cut diamond earrings, the headdress set with rubies and rose cut diamonds, the outer border of black and white enamel foliage, French export poincons 1879 - 1910 on the catch, 3.9cm diameter
Los 164
A late 19th century gold, enamel and baroque pearl locket, circa 1890, the pink and white guilloche enamel vine leaf with an engraved hinged back, centrally set with a 4mm baroque pearl, with an engraved gold trailing vine top and pendant loop, 3.3cm long. Please note the baroque pearl is untested and unwarranted as natural pearl
Los 204
A mid Victorian gold, enamel and sapphire Renaissance Revival pendant by Robert Phillips of Cockspur Street, dated 1879, of quatrefoil cruciform design, centrally set with four cabochon sapphires to cross arms of black enamel above quatrefoils of white enamel and gold wire work, with three 6mm pearls drops suspended beneath, the reverse with a hinged glazed locket enamelled with the dedication `Elizabeth Mary Rolls May 7 1879`, the plain pendant bale applied with Robert Phillips entwined double P monogram with Prince of Wales Feathers maker`s mark, 7.2cm long, in a later fitted Wartski black leather bound case. From biographical research, the enamel dedication on the back of this locket indicates the pendant may have been made to commemorate the death of Elizabeth Mary Rolls (nee Long, 1813 - 1879). Elizabeth Long was the granddaughter of William Carnegie, 7th Earl of Northesk, and in 1833 married John Etherington Welch Rolls, who became High Sheriff of Monmouthshire in 1842. Their grandson, Charles Rolls, became the co-founder of Rolls Royce motor cars with Frederick Henry Royce in 1906. Literature: Munn, G., `Castellani And Giuliano: Revivalist Jewellers Of The Nineteenth Century`, London 1984, p. 189 for an illustration of this pendant. Gere, C., and Munn, G., `Pre-Raphelite To Arts And Crafts Jewellery`, Suffolk 1996, p. 102 for an illustration of this pendant and an explanation of the influence of Tudor and Stuart jewellery on the designs of Robert Phillips. Gere, C. and Rudoe, J., `Jewellery In The Age Of Queen Victoria`, London 2010, p. 349 for an illustration another example of this design by Robert Phillips, now in the Hull Grundy Gift Collection at the British Museum
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