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Lot 685
Assorted toys including black hide covered horse and model cart; Harrods cream chamois jacket, fan box, cigarette card albums, remains of beadwork dress, two ebony gents brushes with silver initials, handmirror, books, horse related books and ephemera, miniature bibles, 1948 Humber owners handbook etc (three boxes)
Lot 124
Three gem-set dress rings, to include a 9ct gold pink tourmaline three stone ring, a sapphire and colourless paste band ring stamped 14K and a silver smokey quartz single stone ring, ring sizes M1/2 to N, AF, gross weight 12.3g. Condition report: Overall condition fairPink tourmaline ring with one stone deficientOtherwise condition good, with light scratches and abrasion in keeping with occasional wear
Lot 127
A ruby and diamond dress ring, the heart shape ruby within a brilliant-cut diamond surround, estimated total diamond weight .095ct, ring size M1/2, gross weight 9.7g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairDiamonds bright and well matchedRuby with abrasion, also with flux filled and heated inclusions
Lot 130
A citrine dress ring, the rectangular shape citrine within a foliate openwork setting, ring size L, gross weight 10g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairScratches and abrasion in keeping with occasional wearJewellers inscriptions to the inside of the bandRing unmarkedApprox dimensions of citrine 18.5 x 14.9 x 10.5mmCitrine a very slight orangish yellow with good saturation and claritySome minor abrasion to citrine, visible only with magnification
Lot 131
A 1970s 18ct gold dress ring by Stuart Devlin, designed as a floral bombe ring, hallmarks for Stuart Devlin, London, 1979, ring size Q, gross weight 9.5g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairScratches in keeping with general wearRing resizedOne flower stamen deficient, one slightly misshapen
Lot 135
Two 9ct gold citrine rings, to include a citrine and colourless gem cluster ring, together with a citrine and colourless gem dress ring, hallmarks for Birmingham, ring size N1/2, gross weight 5.6g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairLight scratches and abrasion in keeping with occasional wear
Lot 137
A peridot split pearl and diamond dress ring, the oval shape peridot within a circular shape split pearl and single cut diamond openwork surround, stamped 750, estimated total diamond weight 0.45ct, ring size M, gross weight 8.3g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairScratches, abrasion and discolouration in keeping with general wearRing with sizing aidsPeridot with abrasion and scratches to facetsApprox dimensions of peridot 14 x 10.5 x 5.9mmSome wear and abrasion to pearls, visible with magnificationDiamonds bright and well matched
Lot 157
Two 18ct gold emerald and diamond dress rings, the first designed as an oval shape emerald with single cut diamond shoulders, and the second designed as an emerald three-stone ring, hallmarks for Birmingham, ring size N, gross weight 7.9g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairScratches and abrasion in keeping with general wearEstimated diamond weight less than 0.10ct
Lot 167
An aquamarine and diamond dress ring, the rectangular shape aquamarine with brilliant cut diamond stepped sides, estimated total diamond weight 0.30ct, stamped PLAT, ring size N, gross weight 7.1g.Condition report: Overall condition good - hardly wornDimensions of aquamarine approx 10.9 x 8.9 x 6.7mm
Lot 169
A 1970s 18ct gold diamond dress ring, designed as a pair of pavé set diamond hearts, with textured and tapered sides, estimated total diamond weight 0.60ct, hallmarks for London, 1975, ring size L1/2, gross weight 13.8g. Condition report: Overall condition good to fairScratches in keeping with age and wear Maker's mark HGLdDiamonds bright and well matched
Lot 196
An early 20th century sapphire and diamond dress ring, the old cut diamond and circular shape sapphire line with old cut diamond duo spacers, estimated total diamond weight 0.50ct, principal diamond approx 0.40ct, estimated colour K-L, estimated clarity SI, stamped 18ct, ring size N, gross weight 3.3g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairSapphires abradedPossible replacement stonesDiamonds fairly well matched
Lot 199
Three gem-set dress rings, to include a 9ct gold tanzanite and diamond dress ring, a synthetic colour change sapphire single stone ring, and a 9ct gold morganite and diamond ring, estimated total diamond weight 0.10ct, ring sizes N1/2 and N, gross weight 8g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairScratches and abrasion in keeping with general wear
Lot 200
A diamond dress ring, the transition cut diamond within a single cut diamond scalloped surround, estimated total diamond weight 0.30ct, stamped 18, ring size M, gross weight 2g.Condition report: Overall condition goodDiamonds bright and well matchedPrincipal diamond with a dark crystal inclusion visible with magnification
Lot 203
Two sapphire and diamond dress rings, to include a sapphire and diamond cluster ring, together with a sapphire and diamond chevron ring, estimated total diamond weight 0.35ct, ring sizes N and L, gross weight 8g.Condition report: Overall condition fairAbrasion, discolouration and scratches in keeping with regular wearChevron ring with adhesive to the reverse of the settingCluster ring slightly misshapen
Lot 204
A 9ct gold shell cameo and diamond dress ring, the oval shell cameo within a brilliant-cut diamond surround, estimated total diamond weight 2.10cts, hallmarks for Exchange Findings Ltd., Sheffield, 1996, ring size L, gross weight 8.5g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairLight scratches and abrasion in keeping with occasional wearDiamonds bright and well-matched, drawing a bit of colour, with occasional light and dark inclusions visible with magnification onlyApprox. size of ring setting 31 x 24mm
Lot 208
A 14ct gold vari-gem dress ring by Franklin Mint, the oval opal cabochon within a pear shape amethyst and circular shape emerald openwork surround, import marks for Franklin Mint, London, ring size Y, gross weight 5.7g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairScratches and light abrasion in keeping with occasional wearRing setting approximately 18.2 x 17.1mm
Lot 209
Three gem-set dress rings, to include a floral diamond dress ring, a diamond and ruby half eternity ring and a pink coated topaz single stone ring, estimated total diamond weight 0.15ct, stamped 750, ring sizes N1/2 to R1/2, AF, gross weight 12.3g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairRuby and diamond ring missing one rubyOtherwise condition good, with light scratches and abrasion in keeping with general wear
Lot 212
Two early 20th century diamond dress rings, to include a diamond five-stone ring, together with a diamond solitaire ring, estimated total diamond weight 0.50ct, principal diamond approx 0.20ct, estimated colour K-L, estimated clarity P1-P2, stamped 18ct, ring sizes K1/2 and R1/2, gross weight 4.3g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairScratches discolouration and abrasion in keeping with age and wearPrincipal diamond drawing colour face up, with dark inclusions visible with magnificationPossible replacement stones in five stone ring, one drawing a lot more colour than the others
Lot 215
Four diamond dress rings, to include an 18ct gold diamond single-stone ring, two diamond three-stone rings and a diamond five-stone ring, estimated total diamond weight 0.60ct, principal diamond approx 0.15ct, estimated colour I-J, estimated clarity SI, one with hallmarks for London, the others stamped 18ct, ring sizes M to S1/2, gross weight 10g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairScratches, discolouration and abrasion in keeping with age and wearSome possible replacement diamonds
Lot 221
Three 9ct gold colour treated diamond dress rings, to include a 9ct gold colour treated 'green' diamond cluster ring, together with two 9ct gold colour treated 'brown' diamond rings, hallmarks for Birmingham, ring sizes L to N, gross weight 5.9g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairScratches and minor abrasion in keeping with age and wearGreen ring size LOther rings size N
Lot 232
Five 9ct gold gem-set dress rings, to include a diamond single-stone ring, a diamond band ring, a blue topaz and diamond cluster ring, a sapphire and paste three-stone ring, and a garnet cluster ring, estimated total diamond weight 0.25ct, ring sizes K to P, AF, gross weight 12.1g.Condition report: Overall condition fairTwo rings missing stonesTwo rings misshapenAbrasion and discolouration in keeping with regular wear
Lot 240
A selection of jewellery, to include a hardstone cameo ring, a garnet openwork pendant together with a pair of 9ct gold dress studs by Deakin & Francis, AF, ring size K, length of pendant 4cm, gross weight 5.1g.Condition report: Overall condition fairScratches, abrasion and discolouration in keeping with age and general wearPendant stamped 9ct to reverseRing stamped 9ctDress stud front deficientDress studs with hallmarks for Birmingham
Lot 248
An early 20th century cased set of dress studs retailed by Selfridges, the mother of pearl, seed pearl and enamel cufflinks and dress studs within a fitted case, signed Selfridge London, stamped 9ct and 18ct, AF, gross weight 14g.Condition report: Overall condition fairOne dress stud deficientOne spring ring deficientOne seed pearl deficient from each cufflinkSome losses to black enamel bordersCufflinks stamped 9ct and 18ct to reverseSome chips to enamel visible with magnification – still retains black colour when viewed with the unaided eye, a couple of the buttons with worse abrasion to enamel visible with the unaided eyeCase with losses, scratches and wear, in working order though
Lot 250
A selection of 9ct gold dress studs, to include two mother of pearl and seed pearl buttons, four further mother of pearl buttons and a pair of cufflinks, stamped 9ct, lengths 1.2 to 1.4cm, AF, gross weight 8.9g.Condition report: Overall condition fairDiscolouration and abrasion in keeping with age and wearTwo panels with missing stonesAbrasion and wear to enameCufflink stamped 9ct and G.A.EFour mother of pearl and seed pearl studs with hallmarks for S J Rose & Son, Birmingham 1956-7, one other with marks for S J Rose & Son
Lot 71
A set of 9ct gold cultured pearl and diamond jewellery, to include a cultured pearl and diamond pendant, together with a cultured pearl and diamond dress ring, estimated total diamond weight 0.10ct, hallmarks for Birmingham, ring size N, length of pendant 2.7cm, gross weight 6.7g.Condition report: Overall condition good to fairScratches and abrasion in keeping with light wear
Lot 469
A Modern 9ct Gold Cluster Dress Ring, claw set throughout, between plain shoulders (finger size N) (2.3g), another similar, between open work shoulders (finger size J) (1.4g), A modern 9ct white gold cluster dress ring, claw set throughout, between tapered shoulders (finger size R) (1.5g). (3)
Lot 474
An 18ct Gold Victorian Style Dress Ring, alternate graduated claw set stones, within textured scroll detail, between wide shoulders (finger size P) (3g), another similar 18ct gold Victorian style dress ring, with graduated inset highlights, between plain shoulders (finger size K) (1.6g). (2)
Lot 475
A Modern 9ct Gold Half Eternity Style Ring, alternate inset highlights, stamped "Dia" (finger size P) (2g), a fancy 9ct gold half eternity style ring, of crossover design, alternate claw set and inset highlights stamped "1/10ct" (finger size Q) (2.4g), a delicate 9ct gold dress ring, claw set centre, between inset shoulders (finger size P) (1.2g)
Lot 114
After Edgar Degas (1834-1917) French Standing ballerina Bronzed, 100cm high Sold together with a wooden plinth 54cm high See illustration Condition Report: Covered in a layer of surface dirt. Green verdigris patination. Surface wear and scratches in particular to her face, there is a scuff down the front of her dress right hand side approximatley 8 cm in length. Marks to each arm. The piece is hollow. The base is slightly mis shapen and does not fit on the plinth properly. The original base is missing. Spilt to base back edge.No edition number, signature or casting information.See additional images
Lot 58
Anthony Gilbert (1916-1995) ''Lady in Landscape'' Monogrammed, pen and ink, together with a further example by the artist ''Lady in a Black Dress'' (1983), 16.5cm by 20.5cm and 20.5cm by 14.5cm respectively (2) Provenance: Messums Fine Art, London Artist's Resale Rights/Droit de Suite may apply to this lot, please refer to our Terms of Business Condition Report: "Lady in Landscape" some slight cockling to paper otherwise in good condition. "Lady in a Black Dress" The work appears to be on a a buff coloured paper. Ink thin in places, in particular to the lower left within her dress - this may be by design. Slight cockling to paper, especially to outer edges. Not examined out of the frames.
Lot 3251
Royalty, Local Interest - an early 20th century gentleman's Court uniform, Old Style black velvet, owned and worn by Robert Knowles of Ednaston Lodge, as High Sheriff of Derbyshire from 1913-1919, comprising cocked hat, frock coat with black silk wig-bag, single-breasted waistcoat and breeches, Georgian-design cut steel shoe buckles, smaller dress buckles and costume buttons, accompanied by an invitation from the Private Secretary of the Home Office to Knowles for George V's levée at Buckingham Palace, Monday, 2nd June, 1913, [archive collection]
Lot 3966
Photography - Militaria, Boer War, Scots Guards - Captain Cecil Fife Pryce Hamilton (1879-1914), later MiD in World War One and fell at Ypres, three of his photograph albums, each numbered and/or dated: 1901, Volume 2: 1898-1904 & Volume 3: 1905-, 1) the first album is illustrated and annotated with photographs (usually official but a few leisurely taken) of the 3rd Batallion Scots Guards officers on General Inspection at Hythe, are dated 1901-1902 and include Lord Roberts' Inspection in 1902, Sir Morgan Crofton's 8 H.P. Argyle (sic, Argyll motor car), post-Boer War 1st Battallion inspections after South Africa including the Duke of Connaught's address and presentation of medals, the Return of Lord Kitchener, "Jock" the dog - presumably the battalion or regiment's mascot, Marshall Roberts' Leaving Dinner, Col. Fludyer's Farewell June 1903, then the battalion at ease and on parade at Windsor, NCOs in parade dress, Col. Harboard's Farewell April 19004, Minstrel Troup 1903-4, Scots Guardsmen with early motorbikes flying the Royal Standard of Edward VII, manoeuvres, Pipe Major Ross, sporting competitions and trophies, S.S. "Drayton Grange", the London District School of Instruction at Chelsea Barracks, etc; 2) the second album is again illustrated and annotated with photographs (usually official but a few leisurely taken), Hamilton notes that of the 683 images 650 were taken by him and the remaining 33 by others, they illustrate the life a typical Edwardian gentleman-officer with summers spent yachting in the Solent full of fun on pleasure yachts, with further shots of Royal Navy warships and H.M.S. Victory, military camping accompanied by the regimental servants with some occasional shooting (sport), the Victoria Barracks at Southsea, Chum the dog and the 85th's cat, all before and including the steamship off to South Africa and the Boer War, ?via St. Vincent showing scenes of domestic and native real life, and then Cape Town, Simonstown - with its prisoner of war camp and illustrating their recreational bathing, Bloemfontein, Kaffirfontein, the war images showing scenes of action, including battle and artillery, as well as informal 'behind the scenes' shots of their domestic arrangements and comradery, then back for summer 1902 in Hythe with a subsequent naval review, stay at Cheveley Park Stud, Newmarket - showing the race horses and the country house's interior, Villa Beaumeville at Nice and Hatley Park, Sandy, Bedfordshire, snapshots of motoring friends with their cars (19), some light British and French topography, General French and life with comrades at Victoria Barracks, Cowes, the Brigade Regatta 1903, a house party at Farnborough Hall, Warwickshire, further motoring, manoeuvres and training, etc; 3) the third and final album is again illustrated and annotated with photographs of early motoring (both chauffeurs and gentleman drivers, manoeuvres at Southampton and sea in 1904, further country house visits and their interiors, the Daily Telegraph and Dewar Cup Teams, 1905, the Guard Mounting, Chelsea Barracks, Wroxhall Abbey, Trooping the Colour, Cowes Week and the French Fleet's visit 1905, Nice Carnival 1906, Kirtlington Park, Oxfordshire - architectural elevation and interior views, battalion training and drill, further motor cars, Nice and Rome holidays, winter sports and skiing, medals and regimental colours, etc., each bound in a harlequin half or quarter-leather over cloth album, rebacked and some repairs, the covers monogrammed C.P.H., all edges gilt, oblong folios (28cm x 40cm & 28cm x 38.5cm), [3] Provenance: Purchased from Tony Martin Antiques, East Looe, Cornwall, in 1981 for £115, loosely inserted receipt of sale.
Lot 4073
Japanese School (Edo/Meiji period), a figure of the shogunate, seated in official dress within a feigned curtain-framed interior, the background with prunus and blossom, inscribed with verse in black calligraphic script, woodblock print picked out in colour, 41cm x 27cm; Japanese School (Edo period), a natural history book illustration, depicting a bird and crabs, 22.5cm x 15.5cm, [2] Provenance: 1) Ex Richard Lane Collection. Richard Lane (1926-2002), well-noted and regarded scholar of Japanese art and literature of the Edo period (1615-1868), who established a reputation as one of the leading experts on Ukiyo-e ("Images of the Floating World"). Later his strong ties to Hawaii, commencing with his appointment to the Honolulu Academy of Arts as Research Associate for Ukiyo-e in 1959, led to them in 2003, after Lane's death, acquiring a substantial collection of Japanese, Chinese and Korean paintings, prints and rare books from his estate. 2) The Honolulu Museum of Art (formerly the Honolulu Academy of Arts), until their de-acquisition of some portions of the collection in 2018.
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