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Lot 2245
A Diamond Broochthe stylised bow motif set throughout with round brilliant cut diamonds, in yellow pavé settings, total estimated diamond weight 1.95 carat approximatelymeasures 3.8cm by 2.2cmThe brooch is in good condition, It fastens with a pin and revolver catch. It is stamped '750' and in our opinion would test as gold. The approximate qualities of the diamonds are; colour I/J/K, clarity SI1/SI2/I1. Gross weight 7.2 grams. CR made 12.05.23.
Lot 2285
A Multi-Gem Set Bracelet, Brooch, Ring and Earring Suitethe bracelet, ring and earrings comprising of rows of round cut tourmaline, citrine, iolite, peridot, topaz, aquamarine, garnet and vari-coloured sapphire, in yellow claw box settings, the similarly set brooch designed as a stylised bow motif, earrings with post and clip fittings bracelet length 18.5cm, brooch measures 4.1cm by 2.4cm, finger size Q, earrings measure 2.2cmThe pieces are in good condition, with slight scuffing commensurate with wear. The bracelet fastens with tongue and box catch and features a figure-of-eight safety catch. The brooch fastens with a pin and trombone catch. The bracelet, brooch and ring bear no hallmark nor stamp but in our opinion would test as gold. The earrings with indistinct marks to the clips, in our opinion would test as gold. Gross weight 124.6 grams. CR made 07.06.23.
Lot 239
George Engleheart (1750-1829): Miniature Bust Portrait of Sir Hugh Owen (c.1731-1786), wearing a gold-trimmed scarlet coat, white stock and lace cravat, oval, on ivory, in a silver and gold case with ribbon cresting set with cushion-shape diamonds, the reverse engraved Sir Hugh Owen Bart 1782, in a fitted leather case2.1cm by 1.7cmWith non-transferable Standard Ivory Exemption Declaration Number QJJK4KQUSir Hugh Owen, 5th Baronet, was educated at Newcome's School, Hackney and was MP for Pembrokeshire from 1770-1786. He married Anne Colby of Bletherston in 1775 and was succeeded by his son, also HughNo cracks or noted mildew / wear to the painting itself. Stones all intact. Rear plare with some deep scratches. The top bow appears to be detachable and serves as a suspension loop to wear as a pendant, there is a slot to the bottom with no fitting present, possible for use as a bracelet.Outer case in fair condition with some marks.
Lot 451
An early 20th century bow-fronted mahogany and boxwood-strung freestanding display cabinet: single door with astragal glazing bars opening to reveal shelf below; central bowed section with vertical plain mahogany veneered oval; raised on square tapering sabre-style legs. (LWH 91 x 41.5 x 173.5 cm).
Lot 387
An early 20th century mahogany and satinwood cross-banded writing table; the central bow-fronted drawer above a gilt-tooled leather writing surface (distressed), flanked by two further drawers either side and raised on square tapering strung legs terminating in castors (121 wide x 66 deepest x 80 cm high).
Lot 452
A serpentine-fronted mahogany and ebony-strung sideboard: central bow-fronted drawer above a slide-out napery drawer; concave cupboard door to the left and a concave cellarette drawer to the right, each with lion mask ring-handles; raised on square tapering legs terminating in spade feet. (LWH 182 x 67 x 92 cm)
Lot 655
Worksplate NORTH BRITISH LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY GLASGOW No. 27758 1958 ex British Railways diesel hydraulic shunter D2907. New to 1D Devons Road (Bow) Aug 1958 and withdrawn from 5A Crewe North Feb 1967. Sold to Slag Reduction, Ickles, Rotherham and scrapped Nov 1967. Diamond cast brass, face restored, measures 13.75in x 5.5in.
Lot 113
A good late 18th century ebony inlaid mahogany bow fronted stick barometerTroughton, LondonThe swan neck pediment over a bow fronted glass and long trunk with flame veneer to a base with canted corners inlaid with ebony lozenges framing the ebonised urn shaped cistern cover. The signed silvered dial with seven weather predictions and rack-and-pinion vernier to the 27 to 31 inch scale. 100cms (3ft 4ins) highFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 24
A fine mid 19th century English gilt brass carriage clock compendium with twin thermometers and compassThe movement numbered 4228The tall rectangular inverted-bow-front case surmounted by a facetted handle on foliate uprights over a recessed magnetic compass framed by ball finials over reeded columns on a stepped base, set to the right-hand side with a centigrade thermometer with scale in French, the left-hand side with Fahrenheit thermometer with scale in English for Blood heat, Summer heat, Temperate and Freezing, the main engine turned Roman dial with fine Breguet style hands set within a foliate engraved mask, the solid rear door hinged at the base and opening to reveal the chain fusee movement and monometallic balance planted on the numbered backplate. 14.5cms (5.75is) high.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 22
Sink the Bismarck.- Vanneck (Sir Peter, Royal Navy officer, fighter pilot, engineer, stockbroker and politician, Lord Mayor of London, 1922-99) Journal for the Use of Midshipmen, autograph manuscript, printed title signed and 279pp., printed matter at beginning, numerous pen and ink maps and diagrams (some folding) and several photographs, browned, 6pp. incomplete draft typescript "for Peter Scott's Book the battle of the narrow seas" loosely inserted, original cloth, rubbed and marked, printed paper label signed by Vanneck on upper cover, joints splitting, gilt morocco label on spine, spine faded, folio, 1939-42.⁂ A first hand account by a midshipman serving on HMS KIng George V of the attack and sinking of the Bismarck."27.5.41 We sighted Bismarck... on the starboard bow... and... opened fire. She was coming towards us... and she fired her 15-in at [HMS] Rodney and, it appeared her 5.9-in at us... . We engaged her... . I did not like her look. It was something like a pike with her raked bow and formidable looking turrets. Altogether we fired seventy five broadsides... . At 11.01 as all the world knows the Bismarck turned over and sank. Over one hundred survivors were picked up by the Norfolk (?) & Dorset." - Vanneck.Both Vanneck and Peter Scott served on Motor Torpedo Boats during the Second World War.
Lot 272
Regency Style Bow Breakfront Console Table Regency style bow breakfront console table, cross-banded top over two short and a central bow fronted long drawer, all cock-beaded with oval brass handles, raised on four turned legs98cm wide, 51.5cm deep, 85cm highOverall in good condition, a couple of areas of cross banding have started to become proud of the surface no missing areas. Top has been slightly sun stained too. Small loss above the left drawer and minor wear to the legs commensurate with age. Please view all images. writing in crayon to the inside of the right drawer.
Lot 309
Edwardian Mahogany Display Cabinet Edwardian mahogany display cabinet on stand, the top section with a moulded cornice above two astragal glazed doors, enclosing a lined interior with two fixed shelves, lower section bow-fronted with a moulded edge over two long drawers with brass handles, all standing on tapering square section legs with spade feet, the whole piece having satinwood cross-banding and ebonised stringing throughout.91cm wide, 47.5cm deep, 190cm highBack with wiring for lit interior, not tested. Splits into two sections.
Lot 209
Louis Milton Violin, two bows and a case Louis Milton Violin, two piece back with medium curl and red brown varnish, the label reads 'Louis F Milton Beford England no.86, 1926', another label reads 'Sole Agents, Hawkes and Son, Denman Street, Picadilly, London' together with two bows, one stamped Voirin, and a case.Length of back, 35.5cm.Updated report: The violin is in good honest condition and showing signs of wear that can be seen from the images. There are no obvious structural damages, no signs of repair and no sound post cracks. The bridge has a slight forward lean and would probably need replacing for the violin to play its best when the missing strings are replaced. The case is shows signs of wear and age but no serious damage. The bows both need new hair but the sticks are straight along the length, one bow has a split by the frog caused by a rusting pin.
Lot 211
Cello bow stamped Voirin Cello bow stamped Voirin, probably German manufacture with an applied trade stamp, white metal mounts pearl eye, and ivory cap to the tip. Bow weight: 72.5 grams. CITIES submission reference ETR4JUBQThe bow is in good condition with no splits or repairs. The stick is straight when sighting down it's length. The wire binding has tarnished. There is some wear or tarnishing to the metal hair-retaining clip.
Lot 237
Mid-19th-century marine stick barometer Mid-19th-century marine stick barometer, signed Moon from Dolland London, molded cadded pediment, brass frame to bow glazed, viewing panel to ivorine backed scale, vernia with adjustment disc, mahogany case with rope twist, inset with thermometer hanging on brass gimble.height 91cm
Lot 4
A PAIR OF LOUIS XV GREY-PAINTED FAUTEUILS the shaped and moulded cresting rail over a cushioned back panel, the scrolled arms above a bow front, cut-velvet covered seat, on tapered and stop-fluted legs, with matched cushions, 88cm high x 58cm wide (2)Property from the collection of Bruce and Elizabeth Chatwin, formerly of Sinclair Gardens, London.
Lot 423
A 19th century mahogany sideboard, the bow shaped front with a single frieze drawer above floral carved brackets flanked by two cupboard doors raised on acanthus carved and bead moulded tapered legs93 x 184 x 71cm (not including brass columns which are 38cm high)Provenance:Property of a collector, removed from Moggerhanger Park, Bedfordshire
Lot 46
A large Meissen model of a pug dog and puppy, 17cm high; two further Meissen models of pug dogs, 7cm & 5cm highAll with fading to the gilt and decorations with markings and scratches throughout. The medium pug a/f with one leg full loose and damage to the bow/collar. All with damage, regluing and restoration to the bows/collars. The largest dog with crude repair to the tail, paw and bow - see images. The brown dog with damage to the collar and bow and markings to the exterior
Lot 176
Late Victorian lady's dress, in brown velvet and cafe au lait spotted silk, with tiered ruched skirt, bustle back with bow and lace trim to collar and cuffs. Wear comensurate with age. Light staining aross lighter fabric areas. Some damage and losses to lace collar. Tearing to right side. Staining to lace cuff.
Lot 834
including a tourmaline and gold spider brooch, a gold bow brooch set with rose-cut diamonds, a shell cameo brooch, depicting a classical woman, a carnelian and gold ring, a 9ct gold terrier brooch, a garnet, gold and pearl set horseshoe brooch, a garnet, pearl and gold bar brooch, a 14ct gold and jade brooch etc. *Condition: All items with some wear.
Lot 889
mounted with a circular-cut diamond, ruby and sapphire, 5.0 grams, size H, together with a sapphire and diamond cluster ring, set in 18ct gold, size K, a sapphire and diamond three stone ring, set in 18ct gold, size I 1/2, an emerald and diamond half hoop ring, set in 18ct gold, size L 1/2, (one emerald missing), a diamond and gold bow ring, size G, a diamond eternity ring, size M, a shell cameo and gold ring and two 9ct gold signet rings. *Condition: All with some wear and damage.
Lot 1045
A collection of jewels and findings, 19th century and later, comprising: three topaz stick pins, longest 7cm; a topaz and yellow paste pendant; a rock crystal and rose-cut diamond bar brooch; an orange paste bar brooch; a pair of collets with a pair of pear-shaped diamond simulants; a bow-shaped clasp set with colourless pastes; a pendant fitting set with red and green pastes, a seed pearl and two moonstones; a collection of eight foil-backed pastes; a flat cut garnet in a collet setting; an empty collet setting bordered with rose-cut diamonds, some deficient; a rose-cut diamond in a closed-back collet setting; and a collection of loose rubies and sapphires weighing a total of approximately 11.00 carats
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