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Lot 168
Marcasite set cameo brooch, comprising oval carved shell, approx. 30mm x 25mm, depicting the bust portrait of a young woman, ornate marcasite silver frame, stamped 800 & a small oval cameo pendant, approx. 20mm x 12mm, carved shell depicting the bust portrait of a lady, scalloped edge silver frame set with marcasite, tested (gross 0.22oz) (2)
Lot 171
Various silver stone set brooches, comprising circular Celtic style frame, approx. 40mm, pale amethyst set in centre, ornate silver basket, approx. 50mm x 30mm, with vine leaves & set with eight cultured pearls, oval cameo, approx. 30mm x 25mm, open-work diamond cut frame, with blue jasper bust portrait of a young woman & a small ribbon sash style, approx. 27mm, with blue topaz set in centre, stamped or tested (gross 1.11oz) (4)
Lot 205
Silver Art Nouveau belt by `R.W.`, approx. 29", comprising twelve ornate pierced pattern sections, approx. 45mm x 38mm, joined with elongated oval links, buckle, approx. 95mm x 60mm, ornate pierced pattern with bust of a lady in centre with flowing hair adorned with flowers, each section h/m Birmingham 1902 (6.69oz)
Lot 579
PALE PINK OPALINE GLASS PEDESTAL VASE AND COVER, oviform with spread circular foot, short cylindrical neck with tapering finial topped cover, decorated with a central reserve featuring a print of a female bust, with black boarder, gilt ivy and green fern surround, with black and gilt rims, 19 3/4" (50cm) high
Lot 3
A fine 19th Century ebonised and gilt carved wood mantel mirror with reeded Corinthian columns (severe damage to capitals) underneath a floral frieze and ornately carved gilt wood escutcheon bearing a faux ivory bust of a Shakespearian gentleman within roundel surrounded by flowers and flanked by ornate gilt carved shells, 71 ins (180.5 cms) high, 53 ins (134.5 cms) long
Lot 133
An Antarctic interest walking stick, early 20th century, the tapering stick, with a carved handle depicting the bust of Charles Royds (1876-1931) wearing a balaclava inscribed `Semper Paratus`, 86.5cm. Vice-Admiral Sir Charles William Rawson Royds was First Lieutenant of the RRS Discovery on Robert Falcon Scott’s National Antarctic Expedition from 1901 to 1904. Cape Royds in Antarctica is named after him. ‘Semper Paratus’ Always Ready is the Royds crest.
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