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A Queen Victoria sovereign dated 1880 mounted in a later ring mount a 9 carat gold gypsy ring a shell cameo brooch deeply carved to depict the bust of a maiden a curb link bracelet to a heart shaped padlock clasp a pair of 9 carat gold cufflinks two Art deco marcasite bracelets and a small quantity of other items (qty)
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An Edwardian half pearl double sided locket pendant stamped 9ct a pair of silver and blue enamel cufflinks a Dunhill lighter a silver open faced pocket watch a coral bead bracelet a pair of coral drop earrings a black moiré silk wallet by Asprey with 9 carat gold edges hallmarked London 1933 and a quantity of other items (qty)
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A small collection of jewellery, comprising; an early 20th century rose gold curb bracelet, each link stamped '9 .375, on a later 9ct gold padlock clasp and hung with six charms including a bottonee cross, a smokey quartz spinning fob and a coffee pot, variously stamped, 45.6g gross, a pair of Danish silver cufflinks, import marks for London 1971, a Nellie Rosenheim torque bangle, stamped 'sterling', various costume jewellery and a French mother of pearl mounted opera glasses marked 'Lemaire Fab Paris'.
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A Victorian chalcedony set pendant fob seal, a circular white enamelled brooch, designed as a stylised flowerhead and detailed Norway Sterling 925 S, a pair of dress cufflinks, the fronts designed as propellers and detailed 925 and a collection of costume jewellery, including; brooches, bead necklaces and two bangles.
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A gold and pale blue gem set pendant necklace, an imitation pearl pendant necklace, another necklace, a pair of enamelled sterling cufflinks, decorated with beavers and maple leaves, a gold heart shaped pendant locket and a gold and half pearl set heart shaped pendant, with a cross motif at the centre.
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The following three items came from the family of Lord Fitzroy Somerset. A FINE AND INTERESTING BRASS MOUNTED GENTLEMAN'S DRESSING ATTIRE CASE, mid-19th century, with 'Lord Fitzroy Somerset' in gold-block letters on the lid and manufactured by Sarnsby & Co., Birmingham, with bright purple velvet-lined interior containing two trays each with a variety of compartments to house a fob or pocket watch, rings, collar studs, cufflinks, comb and bushes, razor etc.; together with an exotic bamboo walking cane with a silver band with Birmingham hallmarks for ‘1896’, engraved 'Lord Fitzroy Somerset' and topped with a carved ivory faceted pommel as well as a woven black silk wrist strap (this item must have belonged to the R.H. George Fitzroy Henry Somerset, 3rd Baron Raglan - 1857-1921); and a 19th century Campaign Trunk made of pine, leather-covered and with brass studded ornamentation over the domed lid and with two brass folding carrying-handles at each end, 24in. long x 13in.wide x 12in. tall, paper-lined interior and with an iron lock (some wear throughout). Footnote: It is believed that the above items were sold at public auction in the early 1930s. Fitzroy James Henry Somerset (1788-1855), 1st Baron Raglan, is perhaps best remembered as being the rather ineffective but ultimately successful commander of the British forces in the Crimea. His military career began during the Napoleonic Wars. In 1807 he first served on the staff of Sir Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington, and accompanied him to Portugal and spent the Peninsular War as his aide-de-camp and military secretary. He distinguished himself in a number of actions and rose to the rank of brevet-major, and in the short peace of 1814-15 he married Wellington’s niece. He was wounded at Waterloo and had his right arm amputated. During the following years of peace he led a distinguished civil and diplomatic career, the title of the Baron of Raglan being created for him by Queen Victoria in 1852. In 1854 he was promoted to a full general and given the fateful command in the Crimea. He and his staff were blamed for the terrible conditions the troops suffered during the incredibly harsh winter campaign that year. Despite several tactical errors on his part the eventual allied victories at Balaklava and Inkerman resulted in him being made a Field Marshal. The winter and strains of command had taken a heavy toll on him and he died of dysentery in the summer of 1855. His second son, Richard Henry Fitzroy Somerset (1817-1884) became the 2nd Baron Raglan on his death (his first son Arthur William Fitzroy Somerset dying in 1845 of wounds received at the battle of Ferozeshah). He in turn was succeeded by George Fitzroy Henry Somerset, 3rd Baron Raglan (1857-1921).
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A pair of sovereign cufflinks, each set with a George V sovereign dated 1925 and 1926, in later cufflink mounts with ‘T’ bar swivel connections, an Edward VII sovereign dated 1909 in a later pendant mount attached to a flattened curb link chain, a ropetwist chain and an unmounted George V sovereign dated 1913 (4)
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A pair of modern 18ct gold, sapphire and diamond shaped-oval twin-panel cufflinks with chain inter-links, each link with a panel centred with an oval cabochon sapphire rub-over set between sunken textured sections set with round brilliant diamonds, approx. 0.60ct the pair, London 1994 by T J Loughridge, 19.2g gross
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A pair of early 20th century Cartier gold, enamel and diamond round twin-panel cufflinks, each panel centred with an old-cut diamond collet approx. 0.14ct within a golden guilloche enamel surround and a white dot enamelled border, each disc engraved ‘Cartier London’ (minor scuffs to golden enamel and borders)
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A pair of late 19th century French gold round twin panel cufflinks by Louis Wiese, each openwork round panel chased with a stylised bird of prey pecking at berries held in her claws, within a leaf scroll surround, lozenge shaped maker’s mark (1890-1923) and other indistinct marks, 21.6g gross, in a fitted case marked ‘Wiese, 90 R.de Richelieu’, and stamped in gilt ‘G.G.’
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A George VI Imperial Service medal, officially renamed to Clement Hayward Balls, with the original box, a sterling silver thimble, an oval agate, a Royal Mail badge, a rectangular gilt metal box, a pair of sterling silver pale blue and white enamelled cufflinks, another pair of cufflinks, three pairs of earrings, a cameo pendant, another pendant and a chain with a swivel.
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