RUBY, DIAMOND AND ENAMEL DRESS RINGOf geometric bombé form, set with a central oval ruby cabochon and brilliant-cut diamonds, with black enamel decoration, enamel loss, ring size approx. NFootnotes:From the Collection of Dame Joan Collins.'I bought this during Dynasty during the 1980s. I saw it in Beverly Hills Jewellers and thought it very original and unusual. I actually wore it in Dynasty, as it felt like an extension of Alexis's personality.'For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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Mixed fancy dress costumes originating from Jolliffes of Marlow to include a female Star Trek Engineer's outfit, a retro psychedelic two-piece, three Marilyn Monroe iconic white halter neck dresses, Army outfits and miscellaneous dressing-up items (Condition: these items have been rented out over a period of time) Location: Rail
A pair of bronze oval portrait plaques, 19th century, one Field Marshall Sir Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington (1769-1852), depicted in dress uniform, the other a gentleman, possibly George IV, portrayed togate, each in an ebonised oval frame, 29 x 26cm overallProvenance: From the private collection of Sir David and Lady Scholey
The King's Royal Irish Hussars, a collection of Victorian officers dress items including a Sabretache, two flap pouches, each with red cloth having embroidered Victorian crowned VR cipher with lion above and winged harp to the centre, shamrock wreath and battle honours, also two cross belts, buckles and other items, all framed within a glazed frame, 87cm x 61.50cm. Formerly the property of Lieutenant Colonel Moul (William Vincent Moul 1865 - 1951). Moul had a long and distinguished army career. He was an Officer in the Cheshire Regiment and served in South Africa, India and Burma, after his first retirement he served in the Great War and then went on to Ireland to help oppose the troubles. He was also sent to Ireland to locate the renegade Sir Roger Casement and escort him back to London. Before Casement’s subsequent execution he gave his bejewelled personal pistol to Colonel Moul who for many years kept it among war like relics at his home in Looe. Moul was also assistant to provost Marshal at the Dublin garrison, during the Easter Uprising 1916. He was awarded various medals relating to Burma 1887 and the Boar War 1899.
Royal Air Force interest, uniform of 2408 R V Bird including Beaufort aircrew coverall mk14a flying suit size 9 dated to label "14DEC1985", a peaked hat with RAF bullion wire badge, marked to interior for Bates Hatters of London, a greatcoat with Crombie of Aberdeen label and Alkit label "2408 R V Bird 1964", mess dress with RE City Ltd label "A/P/C R V BIRD 6/U-2526 JULY 1965", jacket with Ambassador label "R V BIRD", jacket with MOSS BROS label "P/O R V BIRD BR215/284 BRISTOL", khaki shirt with NATH and Co label dated 1965 etc.
A diamond and jet set jewellery suite, comprising necklace, a ring and drop earrings, all of similar design, the necklace of black drop design with swirl applied white gold detailing, set with tiny diamonds, stamped 750, on a fine link chain, 11.9g, 48cm long overall,, together with associated dress ring also 18ct gold, ring size S, 7.7g, and a pair of modern design drop earrings each with butterfly backs, 2cm high, 5.8g all in, all boxed.
AN AQUAMARINE AND DIAMOND DRESS RING, the rectangular aquamarine within a surround pave-set with brilliant-cut diamonds and similarly-cut diamond shoulders, mounted in 18K gold, ring size L¼Condition Report: Aqua: light blue, good transparency, facets are smoothDiamonds: approx. 0.20ct total, too small to assess colour or clarity - bright and well matchedMinor signs of wear, overall in good condition
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