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Los 133
An engraved light baluster wine glass, the bell bowl decorated with a band of fruiting vine, supported on a cushion-knop and inverted baluster stem with conical foot, 16cm high, circa 1760. Provenance: The Timothy Neat Collection.. See Turnbull & Herron, The Price Guide to English 18th Century Drinking Glass, (1970), p. 71 for this very glass.
Los 275
An Arts and Crafts hammered brass, copper and pottery inset three light electrolier, with a brass three scroll shaft to the copper ring with Ruskin type turquoise glazed pottery cabochons, further roundels inset to the scrolls beneath, the suspended lights the original vaseline glass shades, 55cm high, 52cm diameter
Los 6
An American silver centrepiece, by Edward C. Moore, Tiffany & Co., c. 1875, in the Aesthetic Movement style, with unusual central gilt well, probably for a floral arrangement, 22.5cm square, 12.5cm high, 20oz This centrepiece exemplifies the Japanese influenced pieces designed for Tiffany by Edward C Moore in the 1870s. In the late 19th century Japonism was flourishing in Europe. At the Paris Exposition Universelle in 1867 Edward C Moore, whilst being stationed on the Tiffany exhibit, would have been well placed to absorb the designs on the large and successful Japanese exhibit. In the 1870s he then began to incorporate Japanese style, with its typical asymmetry, into Tiffany designs. Examples with similar decoration are illustrated in Tiffany's 150 Years by John Loring. CONDITION REPORT: Some light wear. Small dents to sides of stem. Two sides have a number of shallow nicks/scratches - may well be remnants of a removed inscription. Gilt interior is scratched from where associated liner has sat tightly. The liner is plated. Please view additional images (available upon request).
Los 18
An etrog box, unmarked, possibly silver, naturistically modelled, resting on four foliate capped paw feet, gilt interior, 11.5cm long, 4.5oz CONDITION REPORT: Possibly missing stalk detail to one end. Tarnished. Light general wear. Hinge has been sheared off during viewing. Please view additional images (available upon request).
Los 20
A silver etrog box, by Abraham Benelisha, London 1928, of oval form on four ball feet, the cover with Hebrew inscription surrounded by two leafy branches, the body similarly decorated with an etrog, 14cm wide, 8cm high, 12oz With Hebrew inscription taken from the Torah 'and you should take for yourselves, the fruit of a citrus tree...'. CONDITION REPORT: Tarnished. Doesn't close smoothly, slight overhang at front of lid. Some light wear.
Los 77
A pair of large silver five light candelabra with four candlesticks en suite, by Lionel Alfred Crichton, London 1912, the two five-light covertible to three-light candelabra, the faceted baluster stems on square bases with canted corners and moulded borders, the simple scroll branches supporting baluster capitals and circular drip pans, monogrammed, candlesticks 30cm candelabra 46cm branches and centre sconce 95oz CONDITION REPORT: Two of the single candlesticks have knocks to the top rims, one more obvious than the other. Four of the larger sconces have indentations on them from the rims of the candlesticks. Bases of all sticks dented, scratched and marks worn. Other small dents to uprights of all sticks. General wear, surface scratching and knocks. Please view images (available upon request).
Los 105
A set of five George III Irish provincial silver celtic point bright cut dessert spoons, by John Nicholson, Cork, c.1790, crested 17.5cm long, 4oz CONDITION REPORT: Bowls a little worn and gauge varies slightly. Light general wear, including light surface scratches and slight rubbing to marks.
Los 116
A Victorian coromandel and brass inlaid dressing box, retailed by Halstaff & Hannaford, 228 Regent Street, London, the velvet and leather lined interior fitted with silver gilt and gilt metal accessories, c.1868, mixed dates and makers, to include: a large double medicine spoon by George Adams, London 1870, a propelling pencil/pen, by Sampson Morden, a hand mirror, tray of silver mounted cut glass bottles, above two further drawers, the lower drawer fitted for writing and with a fold-down front, fitted with manicure accessories, all decorated with arabesque style engraving, against a linear background, the toilet bottle covers with vacant circular cartouches CONDITION REPORT: Some light wear. Tarnish to silver gilt. Small bits of veneer missing. Splits and raising to the veneer. Brass banding missing to top and loose on mirror. Some chips to glass bottles. One lid doesn't engage to glass neck. Some rusting to steel parts of implements. Some fading and wear to both the velvet and leather. Release mechanism is a little stiff. One implement missing. Silk tabs missing on mirror and stationery drawer. Crack to top, in the back left hand corner. 29cm deep. 22.5cm high. 35cm wide. Although different makers, all parts have uniform decoration and match. It must have been originally assembled by different makers. Please see additional images (available upon request).
Los 127
An Edwardian silver table centrepiece, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1908, the trumpet foot with six scroll branches, supporting three sweetmeat dishes with shaped loop handles and three trumpet shaped flower vases surrounding a larger central example, all with pierced leafy scroll and shell friezes and moulded borders, 40cm high, approximately 70oz CONDITION REPORT: One basket handle has been resoldered. Some very slight bending to pierced borders Light surface wear. A couple of surface dents to trumpets. No obvious major faults though.
Los 133
A William IV/Victorian silver composite fiddle thread and shell pattern flatware service, mixed dates and makers, comprising: 8 tablespoons, 6 table forks, 6 dessert spoons, 6 dessert forks, 6 teaspoons, 2 basting spoons, and a fish slice, approximately 98oz CONDITION REPORT: No obvious major fault. General light wear including some surface scratches. Some wear to tines and bowls.
Los 156
A George III silver snuff box, by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London 1790, of rectangular form with canted corners, bright cut engraved with a flower head to centre of cover and base on a rayed and prick dot background, gilt interior, 5.5cm long CONDITION REPORT: No obvious major fault. Light general wear and a couple of minute knocks and dents. Marks clear.
Los 159
A Chinese export silver cigar case, stamped with Chinese characters, of rectangular form, the front decorated with a scene of Chinese life, surrounding a shield shaped cartouche, the reverse with dragon motifs, monogrammed, gilt interior, 13 x 8.5cm, and a Chinese export silver napkin ring, of circular form, pierced with two dragons, flanking a heart shape cartouche, monogrammed, 4.5cm diameter, 6.5oz (2) CONDITION REPORT: Light wear - no obvious major faults. Napkin ring slightly misshapen. Cigar case: 5oz.
Los 201
A gold bell form seal, with an oval cornelian tablet intaglio engraved with a shield with spreadeagle below the crest of a flying bird and motto IN SUBLIME recorded for Reid, sometime of Colliston, County Fife. Tested as approximately 18ct gold CONDITION REPORT: Light surface wear to the hardstone. One applied scroll to dome deficient.
Los 208
An oval bell form seal, with an oval chalcedony tablet intaglio engraved with three roundels on a chevron between three shamrocks, crest: a deer's head, the arms of Rowe of Norton Place, Sussex, tested as approximately 15ct gold, and an early 19th century seal, with a chalcedony tablet intaglio engraved with a globe, motto and monogram, tested as approximately 18ct gold, together with a gold seal, c.1840, with a bloodstone tablet intaglio engraved with a coat of arms, tested as approximately 15ct gold CONDITION REPORT: Light surface wear to the oval chalcedont tablet. Light surface wear to the cushion shaped chalcedony hardstone tablet. Some wear to the suspension loop and gadrooned top. Light surface wear to the bloodstone tablet. Tarnished mount.
Los 212
A Victorian split pearl and enamel serpent necklace, the centrepiece composed of the head and tail of a snake with cabochon red paste eyes, graduated split pearls to the head, and a light blue enamel ground, drop deficient. Articulated tubular link chain with a concealed box clasp. Tested as approximately 15ct gold CONDITION REPORT: Two chips to the enamel at either side of the mouth, below the eyes. A crack to the enamel at the back of the head, where the tail loops over. Wear to the links.
Los 219
A cased Victorian gold mounted shell cameo brooch depicting Demeter, the carved shell cameo depicting Demeter with goblet and sickle, white to a tan ground, rub set to a 'D' section frame. Etruscan style decorations with applied twisted wire and beads to a bloomed ground. Fitted case by Alfred Dodd, 40 Cornhill. Tested as approximately 15ct gold. 68 x 56mm. Damage CONDITION REPORT: Crack to the shell at the forehead area. Obvious from the back. Some areas of light tarnish.
Los 223
A Victorian coral set gold cross, c.1870, a Latin cross with a series of bouton shaped coral beads, each peg set to a concave surround, each with a twisted wire border, bloomed ground, hand engraved foliate decoration verso CONDITION REPORT: Very dirty and tarnished with light surface wear. Engraved decoration is crisp. Scratched area at the back where it has probably been tested in the past.
Los 248
A Victorian diamond set oak leaf brooch in a case by S J Phillips, the curved and pierced leaf grain set with lines of cushion cut, old European cut, old eight cut and rose cut diamonds. Detachable brooch fitting. French remark for foreign articles. Replacement visor clasp, one replacement stone, not diamond. Tested as approximately 18ct gold and silver CONDITION REPORT: Areas of light tarnish to the leaf. Glue where the replacement stone has been set. The replacement stone is not a rose cut, but not one of the larger diamonds. Approximately 2.50mm diameter. Reverse - light surface wear, consistent with age; visor catch may be a replacement (a more yellow colour). Please view additional images (available upon request).
Los 267
A five stone amethyst carved head ring, five graduated oval mixed cut amethysts, to a carved head, with rose cut diamond set points. Tested as approximately 18ct gold CONDITION REPORT: Some crown facet edge wear to the amethysts. Requires cleaning. Surface wear and light marks to the mount. Size: R 3/4.
Los 276
An 18ct gold half hunter fob watch, c.1860, blue enamelled Roman numeral chapter ring to the front cover, with a white enamel dial, subsidiary seconds dial with blued double spade hands. Case 40mm diameter with crest and motto 'Je suis prest' hand engraved to the back cover. Movement signed Arthur J Fraser 1864. Case no. 1129, hallmarked London 1863. The crest is possibly that of the clan Fraser CONDITION REPORT: Bow worn. Very fine hairline to the dial between 5 and 6. Light surface wear to the case.
Los 277
A gold seal, c.1840, with intaglio engraved citrine, chased mount and hasp with the coat of arms The arms are possibly those of Ashton Nicholas Every Mosley JP and DL, of Burton House, Edwall, Derbyshire (1792-1875). His wife, Mary Theresa, was the only daughter and heiress of William Stables of Hemsworth, Yorkshire. Ashton Nicholas Every Mosley was appointed High Sheriff of Derbyshire in 1835 and the seal may have been commissioned at the time of his appointment. CONDITION REPORT: Requires a light clean. No obvious faults. The seal was intaglio engraved to be used. Seal: 28mm x 24mm. Hasp section: 33mm x 35mm. Motto: Mos legem regit (custom rules the law).
Los 288
A late Victorian onyx diamond and split pearl memorial brooch, oval landscape brooch, 39mm diameter, with an oval onyx tablet to the centre, with applied monogram 'A.S.' set with rose cut diamonds. A border of graduated split pearls with feature dated points. Glazed locket verso, with hand engraved memorial inscription 1887. Tested as approximately 15ct gold CONDITION REPORT: Pin broken at the chenier. light tarnish to the reverse.
Los 292
A cased late Victorian split pearl hinged bangle, blade edge bar split frame, with flower heads and shamrocks set with split pearls, hand engraved to the guards 'R.M.R. Oct 97', marked 15ct, fitted bangle case by Carrington & Co., 130 Regent St., tooled initials 'R.M.R' to the side of the case, together with a sapphire and seed pearl bar brooch, with French cut sapphires, between pairs of seed pearls in an offset square, to a gold bar marked 15ct CONDITION REPORT: The bangle is nice and crisp with only light surface wear. Two split pearls deficient. The brooch with light surface wear.
Los 301
A two stone pearl and diamond crossover ring, c.1930, two bouton shaped pearls, 5.9mm diameter, cup and peg set in a crossover position, the shoulders each grain set with three, eight cut diamonds to a plain shank. Marked PLAT 18ct, both pearls untested. Finger size P CONDITION REPORT: Requires cleaning. Slight difference in colour between the two pearls. One medium cream the other more of a light silver/cream.
Los 314
A single row graduated natural pearl necklace, with an Art Deco sapphire and diamond clasp. A single row of graduated natural pearls, 2.8 to 7.6mm in size, strung knotted to an Art Deco, single row safety clasp, with two rows of calibré sapphires to a pavé set diamond ground. Accompanied by a report from the Gem and Pearl Laboratory, No. 07154 dated 5 February 2013, stating that all the pearls are natural saltwater. 12.31g CONDITION REPORT: 12.31g. Length - 460mm (but need restringing). Shape - round (the odd one slightly off round). Colour - light cream. Overtones - green. Lustre - good-very good. Skins - appear smooth from 30cm away; under 10x magnification some unevenness to the surface nacre; some are slightly grainy. No damage. Requires cleaning.
Los 331
A ladies Art Deco Swiss diamond set cocktail watch, tonneau case, silvered dial with Arabic numerals and blued hands. Diamond set bezel and scalloped lugs, with an after market cord strap fitted. Case No. 432, movement signed Elem Watch Co., case tested as platinum CONDITION REPORT: Winds and ticking, but no guarantee given. Some tarnish at the scalloped lug (12) end. One diamond appears darker at this point, but is very dirty behind - may improve with cleaning. Some marks to the glass. Dent to one corner of the back of the case. Light surface marks throughout. Please see image (available upon request).
Los 345
A single stone diamond ring, set with a cushion cut diamond of approximately 1.49ct, the diamond eight claw set to a coronet collet, with chenier shoulders to a plain shank. Marked PLAT. Diamond assessed as approximately. Colour: L/M Clarity: P1-P2 Finger size O CONDITION REPORT: Claws all in very good condition. Light surface wear only. Dirty.
Los 383
A cased single row graduated cultured pearl necklace by Mikimoto, seventy-three cultured pearls, 5.3-8.6mm in size, strung plain to a boat shaped safety clasp, peg set with a single cultured pearl, together with a hook style wire shortener, strung with four cultured pearls, fitted case, outer box and paperwork CONDITION REPORT: Length: 480mm, but requires re-stringing. Shape: round. Skins: thick, very slightly blemished. Colour: very light cream. Lustre: good. Overtones: pink/green.
Los 386
A pair of 18ct gold mabé pearl earrings by Theo Fennell, each mabé pearl 11.5mm diameter, rub set to a reeded frame with raised crossover sections. Post and Omega fittings, London 1996. Signed 'Theo Fennell' with original box CONDITION REPORT: Light surface marks only. No damage. Requires a gentle clean.
Los 403
A gentleman's stainless steel Omega Seamaster 120m dual display bracelet watch, circular dial with a central LCD display, blue chapter ring, with raised batons marked, skeleton hands with luminous dot markings. Model no. 56274540. The case has been opened, please note it will have to be sealed and pressure tested before being worn. Spare links. Box and papers Watchworks 2011 (probably not original to initial retail) CONDITION REPORT: Light scratches to the glass. Scratches to the bezel, case and bracelet. Screw heads marked. Working, but no guarantee given. Will have to be re-sealed prior to being worn.
Los 404
A gentleman's bicolour Omega Seamaster Professional 200m bracelet watch, c.1990, black dial, luminous hands and dot markers, date and centre second sweep. Black time lapse bezel, satin finish case and integral bicolour bracelet. Box, some paperwork and two spare links CONDITION REPORT: Not in working condition, may only require a new battery and re-seal. No obvious marks to the glass and dial. Very small marks to the bezel (only visible under 10x magnification). Case and bracelet dirty. Light surface marks throughout. Tarnish to the gold of one spare link.
Los 409
A gentleman's 18ct gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust, a Florentine champagne baton dial with diamond cut bezel. President bracelet with bark textured central links to a concealed clasp. Model no. 16018, serial no. 6750754 CONDITION REPORT: Size of bracelet when closed 175mm approximately, although difficult to measure. Does not have the original box. Does not have the care instruction booklet. Light scratches to the glass case and bracelet scratched. Bracelet worn. Dirty. Winds and ticking. No guarantee given. Possibly circa 1980. Length includes the watch head. Date flicks over to the next date when passes 12.00pm.
Los 432
A gold ruby and diamond line 'one, one two' bracelet by Garrard & Co. Ltd., a series of plain polished bar links, articulated between sets of three rubies and diamonds, in rub over collets, to a concealed box clasp. Tested as approximately 18ct gold. Signed Garrard CONDITION REPORT: 173mm long. Clasp secure, can be adjusted if necessary. Light surface marks throughout. Crown facet wear to some rubies. No damage. In wearable condition.
Los 433
An 18ct gold Cartier ruby ellipse deux têtes croisées ring, a tapering torque style crossover band, with an oval mixed cut ruby, rub set to each side. Marked 'D 14718 Cartier 750 1995, size 53'. Finger size M CONDITION REPORT: No damage to the rubies. Stones secure. Light surface wear only to the mount.
Los 454
An 18ct white gold single stone diamond ring, a brilliant cut diamond of approximately 2.80ct, six claw set in a wigwam collet, to knife edge shoulders, London 1978. Accompanied by an Anchor Certificate mini report No. 20009348, with grades of: Colour: J-K Clarity: VS1-VS2 Finger size approximately K CONDITION REPORT: The claws show no signs of wear and the sone is secure. Light surface marks only. Does not appear to have been worn very much.
Los 457
An 18ct white gold three stone diamond ring, an oval brilliant cut diamond, with an estimated weight of approximately 1.38ct, four claw set to a plain collet, with a tapered baguette cut diamond to each shoulder, Sheffield 2003. Diamond estimated as approximately. Clarity: SI2-P1 CONDITION REPORT: Light surface wear to the back of the shank only. No damage. Vendor did have a report for the centre stone, but mislaid it years ago. Possibly fancy light yellow. Size M. The principle diamond is a stronger colour then the photograph on our website and catalogue.
Los 473
A single stone aquamarine ring with diamond set shoulders, an emerald cut aquamarine, four claw set at the cut corners, with eight cut diamonds milligrain set to the shoulders. Marked 18ct. Finger size M½ CONDITION REPORT: Settings all appear secure. Light surface marks only. Aquamarine approximately 10.02mm x 7.99mm x 4.31mm. Estimated as approximately 2.30ct. Very minor marks to the girdle. Some facet edge wear to the pavillion.
Los 3300
A Famille Rose Vase, Of bulbous form rising to a flaring mouth, the body with foliated cartouches featuring birds and flowers interspersed with additional flowers, all on a light turquoise sgraffiato ground, the recessed base bearing a six-character Qianlong mark. Qianlong Mark, Republic Period, Height: 9 3/16 inches (23.3 cm) [Overall wear. This condition report states major condition issues only] Starting Price: $500
Los 3314
A FlambŽ-Glazed Stickneck Vase, The lower globular body covered in a faintly crackled glaze of crushed-strawberry tone that thins to a light yellow color on the mouth, the crackled glaze on the base of an ivory tone. 19th Century, Height: 16 7/8 inches (42.8 cm) [Abrasions. This condition report states major condition issues only] Starting Price: $750
Los 2072
Chinese Kesi Panels Pair of Kesi panels, China, light blue silk finely woven with warriors in battle scenes, purple background border with gold flowers, 44" x 15" framed. This condition report is not complete. Please contact heagles@kaminskiauctions.com for a complete condition report on this lot. Starting Price: $400
Los 2534
Chinese Soapstone Dragon Seals Set of three soapstone dragon seals with case, China, each finely carved in graduating sizes to depict "Chilong" dragons, ranging in color from rich amber with light colored inclusions to rich amber with red veins, on inscribed with four characters, "Guang yun zhi bao", another with "Hua ren xian shen wai shen", and the third with "fang ceng suo zuo", largest 3 3/4" h. This condition report is not complete. Please contact heagles@kaminskiauctions.com for a complete condition report on this lot. Starting Price: $150
Los 131
Hardy Silex Major alloy casting reel retaining much of the original finish, the face plate engraved `The Silex Major Pat. Nos. 2206, 21131, 4163, Size 3 1/4"` `Made by Hardy Bros. Ltd, Alnwick England` with half moon ivorine dial scale marked Light Heavy, with twin ivorine handles and brass cross pillar brake with ivorine handle, perforated face plate with red agate spindle bearing, ribbed nickel tension regulator and original 3 inch wide ribbed brass foot.
Los 262
Joanne Blanche Brocklehurst (British 1935-2006) Exhibition Poster for The Kyle Gallery, 4th March - 3rd April 1986 `Light Circus - A Male Dancer` * Jo Brocklehurst was known principally for her depiction of fashion during the Punk era. She toured Europe in the late 1970`s, visiting clubs and cabaret shows, especially in Berlin.
Los 699
A pair of silver plated two-branch three-light table candelabra, 19th century, in neo-classical style, each with raised centre light with flambeau finial, with Ionic sconces and beaded pans, with reeded swept S scroll branches and husk enwrapped columnar stems, on weighted square bases enriched with vases, each engraved with a Talbot dog crest, 55.5cm high (branches and sticks possibly associated) One has lost its felt basal lining. All retain the original pans. Slight dent, but otherwise good. 030613
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