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Lot 110

A hallmarked 18ct white gold and diamond solitaire ring. The ring set with a round brilliant cut diamond of approx estimated dia weight 0.60cts. Total weight 3.5g / Size M

Lot 111

A hallmarked 9ct gold topaz and diamond cluster ring. The ring set with a central large oval mixed cut topaz surrounded by a halo of diamonds. Import mark for Birmingham. Weight 3.2g. Measures head approx 13mm x 9mm. Size S. 

Lot 112

An 18ct white gold emerald and diamond ring. The ring set with a central octagon cut emerald flanked by 2 old cut diamonds within a pave set diamond plaque.  Estimated total diamond weight 1.5ct. Total weight 6.8g / Size O

Lot 114

A hallmarked 18ct white gold and diamond band ring. The ring being set with three rows of diamonds in a wide band. Hallmarked London. Estimated Diamond weight 0.20ct.  Total weight 7g. Size S.5. 

Lot 12

Two early 20th century bar brooches. To include an 18ct gold, platinum, diamond and pearl brooch on knife bar with clip c clasp. Total weight 3.3g. Measures approx 2 inches. Together with a 15ct gold zircon and pearl halo on bar with c clasp. Measure approx 2 1/4 inches. Total weight 3.7g. 

Lot 120

An 18ct gold and diamond cross over ring. The ring being set with 2 old cut diamonds flanked by graduating bezel set diamonds to tapering shank. Estimated diamond weight 1.5ct. Marked 18ct with French owl import mark to outside of shank. Weight 3.1g / Size N

Lot 122

A hallmarked platinum emerald and diamond cluster ring. The ring set with a central emerald surrounded by graduating halos of diamonds. Hallmarked Birmingham 950. weight 6.2g. Size L. Head measures approx 17mm x 14mm. 

Lot 127

An 18ct gold and diamond solitaire crossover ring. The ring set with a round brilliant cut diamonds of approx 0.25cts. Un marked tests 18ct gold. Weight 4.1g. Size I. 

Lot 128

A hallmarked 9ct gold abalone and diamond ring. The ring set with 2 graduated round brilliant cut diamonds with an abalone set swirl. Hallmarked. Sponsor PGJ. Total weight 3.6g / Size P.5

Lot 133

A white gold and diamond full eternity ring. The ring having 22 round brilliant cut diamonds in a pierced scalloped setting. Weight 5.2g. Size M. 

Lot 14

A hallmarked 9ct white gold pink stone and diamond ring. The ring having a central heart cut pink stone surrounded by a halo of diamonds within a heart shaped mount. Completed by foliate style shoulders and tapering shank. Hallmarked Sheffield. Sponsor SG. Weight 1.7g. Size O.

Lot 141

A 9ct quartz and diamond ring. The ring set with a central oval mixed cut stone flanked by illusion set diamond shoulders. Marked 375. Total weight 2.3g / Size V

Lot 144

A hallmarked 18ct gold David Morris tourmaline and diamond bangle. The bangle set with round brilliant cut diamonds and pink baguette cut tourmalines. Total weight 13.5g 

Lot 147

An 18ct gold and diamond pendant necklace. The necklace strung with a pendant in the form of a berry being set with a  cluster of bezel set brilliant cut diamonds. Strung upon a fancy link chain. French eagle mark to the bale. Weight 4.2g / Chain size 19" / pendant drop 2cms approx

Lot 149

A hallmarked 9ct white gold and diamond wishbone ring. The ring having 22 illusion set round brilliant cut diamonds. Hallmarked London. Total weight 3.7g / Size R

Lot 154

An early 20th century 14ct White gold, Sapphire & Diamond Gruen Switzerland ladies cocktail watch set with diamonds and sapphires. The silvered dial with faceted hands with bevel inset with baguette sapphires and diamonds. The verso of case with monogram. Set to a snake link chain. Total weight 16.90g

Lot 156

A platinum diamond and pearl cluster ring. The ring set with a central natural pearl surrounded by a halo of old cut diamonds with raised baguette set diamond shoulders to plain shank. Estimated diamond weight 1.5cts. Marked PLAT. Total weight 4.2g / Size P.5

Lot 163

An 18ct white gold and diamond ring. The ring having a central round brilliant cut diamond set within a pierced gallery to diamond set raised shoulders and plain shank. Estimated diamond weight 1.5ct. Total weight 2.7g / Size K

Lot 164

An Edwardian opal, ruby and diamond butterfly pendant brooch. The butterfly body formed with a round and an oval opal cabochon. The wings set with opal and old cut diamond within open work design. The butterfly having ruby set eyes. The fastener being of a metamorphic type mechanism to allow the butterfly to be set to another piece of jewellery perhaps tiara of pendant. Unmarked tests indicate silver and gold. The brooch having a fitted case for Elkington and Co London and Sydney, likely to be of Australian origin. Measures approx 2 1/4 inches. Weight 20g. 

Lot 165

An 18ct white gold and diamond cluster ring. The ring set with a brilliant round cut diamond surrounded by eight smaller round cut diamonds. Estimated diamond weight 1ct. Total weight 2.8g / Size O

Lot 167

A gold ruby and diamond cluster ring. The ring set with a central single cut diamond surrounded by mixed cut rubies and emeralds having a white gold arched surround with pierced gallery, split shoulders and reeded shank. Total weight  7.4g/ Size U.5

Lot 168

A collection of 4 gold and gem set bales - findings. To include pearl set, turquoise and diamond 14ct and an 18ct gold cabochon turquoise example. Total combined weight 3.6g

Lot 169

An 18ct white gold diamond and sapphire dome ring. The ring set with a round mix cut blue sapphire surrounded by pierced pave diamond set mount with tapered diamond set shoulders to plain shank. Total weight 4.0g / Size N

Lot 17

A cased pearl and diamond necklace. The single string of graduated pearls united by white metal and diamond clasp completed with safety chain being marked 9ct. The case in soft leather  material branded Hunt and Roskell Ltd / J Benson Ltd,  25 Old Bond Street. Pearls measure approx 2.3mm to 6.3mm. Necklace measures approx 17 inches. Weight 7.8g.

Lot 172

An 18ct gold ruby and diamond band ring. The ring set with alternating ruby and diamonds in a scalloped pronged setting with plain tapering band. Total weight 3.1g / Size O.5

Lot 175

A 14ct aquamarine and diamond ring. The ring set with a large emerald cut aquamarine surrounded by diamonds in an illusion setting to pierced shoulders and plain tapering shank. Marked 14ct. Aquaremarine measures 15.5mm x 12mm. Total weight 7.3g / Size N

Lot 178

An antique Glad and diamond heart pendant. The pendant in the form of a heart encrusted with rose and round old cut  diamonds with a principle central pear cut diamond. The pendant surmounted by diamond set fleur de lys bale. Unmarked tests gold.  Weight 8.7g. Measures 3.25 cms. 

Lot 180

An 18ct white gold diamond and ruby figural brooch pin. The brooch in the form of a Highland Terrier / Scottie dog. Having an encrusted diamond head and body with ruby set eyes. Completed with trombone clasp verso. Measures 3ms / total weight 7.7g

Lot 181

A VIctorian 19th century gold 14ct sapphire and diamond finding. Lozenge shaped with mixed cut sapphires and diamonds. Total weight 3.6g. Largest sapphire 7mm x 7mm approx

Lot 182

An 18ct white gold aquamarine and diamond five stone ring. The ring set with 3 graduating oval mix cut aquamarines having old cut diamond spacers within a pierced gallery setting to plain shank. Estimated diamond weight. Total weight 3.0g / Size O

Lot 185

An 18ct gold and diamond figural eagle stick pin. The stick pin having an eagle head motif with diamond inset to beak and diamond set eye. Estimated diamond weight 0.33cts to beak and 0.03cts for the eye. Total weight 3.2g / Measures 8cms

Lot 187

A hallmarked London 9ct gold ruby and diamond 7 stone ring. Total weight 1.4g / Size K.5

Lot 191

A 20ct white gold emerald and diamond ring. The ring set with an emerald cabochon within a prong setting having split diamond set shoulders to plain tapering shank. Marked 20ct. Total weight 7.5g / Size P.5

Lot 196

A French 18ct gold citrine and diamond sunflower ring. The ring set with a large round mixed cut citrine surrounded by a halo of diamonds and citrine to pierced and ridged shoulders. Total weight 14.9g / Size O

Lot 198

A hallmarked 9ct gold sapphire and diamond cluster ring. The ring having illusion set diamonds surrounded by multiple clusters of sapphires. Hallmarked London. Weight 4.3g / Size P

Lot 199

A pair of hallmarked 18ct gold and diamond earrings. The horse shoe shaped earrings set with 3 round brilliant cut diamonds completed with French clip clasps. Weight 3.9g 

Lot 200

A 14ct gold emerald and sapphire diamond ring. The ring set with sapphire and emerald cabochons  and channel set diamonds within an Art Nouveau setting. Total weight 2.2g  / Size O 

Lot 201

A French 18ct gold, emerald and diamond brooch pin. The brooch set with a central emerald surrounded by rose and old cut diamonds having four accent emeralds completed with bar and pin verso. French eagle mark to pin. Principal emerald 6mm x 7.2mm. Total weight 15.5g / Measures  3.25cms

Lot 205

A collection of diamond findings to include mixed cut, baguette, old cut, pear and rose cut stones being set within, silver white and yellow gold fittings. Total weight 6.0g

Lot 21

A 14ct / 585 gold sapphire and diamond dome ring. The ring set with a central oval mixed cut sapphire flanked by 2 brilliant cut diamonds in a domed setting to plain shank. Marked 585. Estimated diamond weight 20cts. Total weight 7.0g / Size N.5

Lot 210

A 14ct white gold and diamond pendant necklace. The necklace strung with a brilliant cut diamond drop surmounted by diamond set foliate links and  united by rope twist chain to spring hoop clasp. Estimated diamond weight 0.70ct. Total weight 4.1g / Size 

Lot 211

A 9ct gold diamond and pearl choker necklace. The necklace having 3 strings of graduating cultured pearls terminating in an Art Deco diamond pierced clasp with old cut diamonds. Measure 15" / Weight 27.7g

Lot 212

An 18ct gold and diamond figural ring. The ring in the form of a panther having diamond set eyes. Marked 750. Total weight 9.6g / Size R

Lot 213

A 14ct gold ruby and diamond cluster ring. The ring set with a cushion cut burmese ruby surrounded by old cut diamonds estimated diamond weight 0.90cts. Ruby measures approx 5.8mm x 5.8mm. 2.4mm depth. Pierced gallery with stylised shoulders and ribbed shank. Weight  2.3g / Size L.5

Lot 218

A 14ct gold diamond and bi-coloured quartz cabochon ring. The ring set with a quartz exhibiting a pale citrine and amethyst colour surrounded by a rose cut diamond gallery to plain shank. Weight 3.4g / Size K

Lot 22

A hallmarked 9ct gold and diamond cluster ring. The ring set with a central cluster of diamonds with diamond set shoulders. Hallmarked Birmingham. Sponsor E.D. Estimated diamond weight 0.50ct. Total weight 2.4g. Size M.5.

Lot 220

An 18ct gold ruby diamond and sapphire ring. The ring set with a central sapphire flanked by two rubies and surrounded by a halo of old cut diamonds having diamond accent shoulders. The ring completed with a split shank. Un marked ring tests 18ct gold. Weight 4.3g. Size N.5.

Lot 99

ANCIENT CELTIC SHIELD WESTERN EUROPE, 5TH CENTURY B.C. hammered sheet bronze, of circular form with an outer border of small raised dots, moving inwards a series of concentric ridges to a central dome and large bronze rivet projecting from the centre, pierced with multiple perforations, raised on a bespoke mount (Dimensions: 40.6cm diameter) Provenance: Private collection, Swizerland, acquired prior to 1990 Bonhams, New Bond Street, London. Antiquities, 1st May 2013, Lot 240 Private collection, United Kingdom Note: This shield is the work of a master metalsmith active at some point in the 5 th century B.C. producing arms and armour for the elite of society. Of circular form and produced from a single sheet of bronze; the design features a series of concentric bands rising into a domed boss at the centre decorated with a repoussé border of small dots. Its design suggests an origin in Ireland or perhaps the British Isles, indeed a similar example can be found in the National Museum of Ireland, Dublin, no. IA:1872.15. As an actual defensive weapon, it is wholly impractical for use in battle. A sword or spear would comfortably punch through the sheet bronze and research shows that whilst the vast majority of shields found dating to this period are constructed from metal, actual shields used in combat would have most commonly been formed of bark or hide. Instead, this piece was created as a work of art, to be worn and displayed on particular occasions, festivals and religious events. In a society where worked metal remained a highly valuable commodity, the shining polished bronze would have dazzled and impressed. The individual who owned this shield would have been of chiefly rank, their status demonstrated by their ability to commission and own prized objects such as this. The most important aspect of this shield though is not its original design, but the series of diamond shaped perforations which are visibly present across the entire body. These are spear marks - but as previously mentioned this was not an object to be used in combat. In order to understand what is going on here we must look into ritual practices that there were written about in contemporary Roman sources and have been attested by modern archaeologists. The ancient Celts were a polytheistic society, their deities, much like those of the Mediterranean, required constant appeasement through sacrifice and gift giving. This gifts provided to the gods needed to be items of the highest value possible to society, so metalwork; with its rarity, beauty and complex production was often selected. A number of studies have demonstrated that the deposition of artefacts in sites linked to water; rivers, lakes and springs - was a particularly widespread custom amongst the Celts in the Bronze and Iron Ages. In fact, we continue this practice today when we throw coins into wells to make a wish. In short, water was seen as a threshold or gateway to the divine world where the gifts could be received and prayers answered. However, before the object could be given, first it had to be broken or “killed”. Swords would be bent, razors or shears blunted and shields pierced. To explain this practice, one theory contents that the gift could not be given until the “power” of the object was broken and its spirit removed. A more modern parallel would be the Polynesian concept of mana , the life force that permeates not only people, but objects. Any article worn or owned by an individual can become imbued with mana through their accomplishments and personality. In this context, ancient Celtic shields such as the present example such would have been seen as personal to such an intense extent that it is hard to comprehend. They were not simply the property of an individual, they were an indivisible part of them. As such, this remarkable shield is a window into both ancient Celtic craftsmanship and ritual practice more than 2,500 years ago.

Lot 159

A Solid Silver Heart Shaped Pendant with Inset Diamond (18.5g) Together with an Oriental Mixed Metal Brooch with Bird, Butterfly and Flowers Scene

Lot 1

Gents 18ct Gold diamond solitaire ring Weight 11.3g Size Z

Lot 24

9ct Gold amethyst & diamond necklace

Lot 26

9ct Gold necklace & diamond cluster pendant

Lot 4

9ct Gold cigar cutter with diamond, sapphire & ruby Weight 5.8g

Lot 56

18ct Gold & platinum ring set with diamond cluster Size M

Lot 61

9ct Gold ring set with small solitaire diamond Size

Lot 62

9ct Gold ring set with rubies & diamond Size M

Lot 65

9ct Gold ring set with 18 diamond & 3 topaz Size M

Lot 68

9ct White gold & diamond cluster ring Size O

Lot 70

18ct Gold, platinum 3 diamond ring Size K

Lot 81

9ct Gold chain & pendant set with diamond & sapphires

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