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Click here to subscribeA diamond set dress ring, circa 1930s, of cross over design, the two central claw set old brilliant-cut diamonds within a graduated scrolling lines of eight cut and circular cut diamonds, approximate total diamond weight 4.5ct, set in white precious metal mount, (presumed platinum, untested), ring size O, gross weight 13.61 gms. 5959
A pale amethyst and diamond set dress ring, of cross over design, the fancy rectangular cut pale amethyst four claw set in pink precious metal, circular cut diamonds to the shoulders, and a white shank detailed 750; and a pair of gem and diamond set pendent earrings, set in yellow precious metal detailed 750, gross weight 34.9gms (2). Illustrated
A Russian Parcel-Gilt Silver Wager-Cup, by Pavel Fedorovich Sasikov, St Petersburg, 1862, Assay Master Edward Brandenburg, formed as a female figure in traditional Russian costume and wearing a kokoshnik , the bodice tightened at the waist and with flowing dress finely chased and engraved with foliage and flowers on a matted ground, holding aloft two grotesque-capped brackets which support the pivoting cup, with a copy of a letter from Garrard relating to the present cup and quoting Geoffrey Munn, 26.5cm high, 18oz 10dwt (2) . Fully marked on the back of the skirt. The cup with part marks underneath. The marks are clear, though with some wear to those on the cup. In generally good condition with fine etching on the skirt and good quality casting. The pivoting cup does not sit level, though there is no obvious bruise to the arms.
A Victorian Parcel-Gilt Silver Wager-Cup, by Thomas Henry Francis and Frederick Francis, London, 1862, formed as a female figure in traditional Russian costume and wearing a kokoshnik , the bodice tightened at the waist and with flowing dress finely chased and engraved with foliage and flowers on a matted ground, holding aloft two grotesque-capped brackets which support the pivoting cup, 27cm high, 18oz Provenance: with Garrard, 112 Regent Street, London, February 1979 where acquired by the present owner. . Fully marked on the back of the skirt. Part marked on the bottom of the pivoting cup. There is some minor wear to the marks, though each is still legible. There is some surface scratching and wear. The cup doesn't sit exactly level.
A collection of three 1970s Pedigree Sindy dolls comprising a dark brunette Trendy Girl Sindy doll wearing a Miss Sindy dress and white shoes, a blonde Funtime Sindy doll in correct outfit with Trendy shoes and a Canterbury Patch doll wearing an Easter Parade outfit with correct hat and shoes (lacking socks and basket). (3)
Gold jewellery group for restoration includes a 9ct Kookaburra with a 9ct Aronson mark, 9ct rose gold bean stick pin (Birmingham 1900), flower stick pin unmarked, 9ct gold brooch, 9ct gold heart, 9ct pendant part, 9ct dress studs. Approx weight of marked pieces including base metal 9.6 grams
A Georgian gold cased pendant oval portrait miniature, half length, depicting a Georgian lady with blue eyes and dark hair, wearing a pink dress edged in white, a single strand of pearls in her hair, also wearing a pearl necklace tied by a pink bow, and a spray of flowers pinned to her dress, suspension loop to top of frame, unmarked but testing as 14ct gold, 11.4g, portrait 3.5 by 3cm, 4.4 by 3.2 by 0.7cm overall.
A set of gentleman's 9ct white gold dress studs, with mother of pearl and seed pearls to the centre, comprising a pair of cufflinks, four shirt studs, and two collar studs, all marked 9ct, 10.5g total, together with one unmarked collar stud and backs, complete with fitted case for T Forbes & Sons, Bulawayo, Patent No 319497.
A group of three 18ct gold dress rings, comprising a sapphire and diamond cluster ring, size M, a platinum, diamond and 18ct gold solitaire ring, size K, and a further diamond dress ring, with foliate setting, size M, 8.2g total weight, together with a 9ct gold ring set with pink sapphires and diamonds, size O, 2.1g. (4)
LONGINES BI -METAL GOLD PLATED 'LA GRANDE CLASSIQUE' LADIES DRESS WATCH with white face having Roman numerals and bi-coloured mesh bracelet strap. Model reference no. L47092, case no. 33544160. With Longines international warranty card dated 2007, in original box and out of packaging. Companion watch to the previous. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)
COLLECTION OF LATE 19TH/EARLY 20THC CHILDREN'S COSTUME a collection of children's fancy dress costume, including a red jacket, waistcoat and breeches. Also with various other period children's costume. *The red jacket, waistcoat and breeches were made to copy a Romney painting in Dorchester Museum of young Thomas Rackett who became Rector of Spetisbury, Dorset.
19THC SILK LADIES DRESS a mid 19thc apricot and olive green striped silk dress, decorated with pink and pale green ruched ribbon to the bodice, skirt and cuffs. The bodice is cotton lined, boned and fastens at the back with silk buttons and loops. Also with a 19thc pale blue silk jacket with peplum and ruched ribbon decoration, and a pale brown silk bodice. (3)
VINTAGE CLOTHING including a 1980's Simpson of Piccadilly electric blue leather jacket, a pair of Gaston Jaunet black trousers, a vibrant 1980's patterned Anna Belinda dress, a Laurel red box pleat skirt, an Anna Belinda tartan wool suit, an Anna Belinda pale blue dress and matching bolero jacket, a Laurel 1980's dark navy velvet skirt, and an Escada electric blue skirt.
20THC JAPANESE SILK & EMBROIDERED GARMENT a 20thc pale apricot full length garment, made from Japanese silk and embroidered with pastel coloured wisteria. The front of the garment has been altered to accomodate a pale pink pleated and embroidered silk front, there are also additional pleated cuffs. The garment was purchased in the 1970's from Tatters in Kings Road, to be worn as a wedding dress. 145cms long
VINTAGE CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES including a early 20thc cream silk parasol decorated with pale grey flowers, a pair of late 1920's pink and silver evening shoes by Randall's of London, a 1940's straw panama school hat, a 1950's cream feather hat, a cream silk dress with navy blue spots, a pair of pale green gloves, and a pair of navy blue court shoes (Saxone, Oxford St, Super Step De-Luxe). *The dress, hat, shoes, and gloves all worn in 1958 to a garden party at Buckingham Palace by Doreen Mary Anstey
A rare late 19th Century British Military Queen Victoria VR cavalry officers leather dress uniform cross belt and pouch. The ebonised leather belt having three bands of silver thread, silver plated ornate laurel leaf decorated belt loops & end tip, press studs and loops to each end. The pouch in ebonised leather having a silver thread flap with VR crowned cipher lifting to reveal a tooled leather storage compartment.
A WWI First World War King George VI officers dress court sword / small sword / rapier having a gilt squared formed handle, gilt hilt with crown pommel, ' D ' shaped knuckle guard with wrapped sword knot, double forward facing quillons, dish guard, etched straight blade with GR cipher and leather scabbard gilt metal furniture. Measures; 97cm overall.
A WWI First World British Army uniform dress jacket, named to the label to a ' Lieut. G. S. Sale '. Bearing the original medal ribbons - including one being that of the Military Cross and also including an oak leaf (for a mention in dispatches), shoulder pips and buttons. Makers label for J. Dege & Sons, London. Hand dated 1917. No official label present, and size not noted. Rare named uniform jacket.
A WWII Second World War German Nazi Third Reich officers uniform dress rifle bayonet dagger having chequered grips, steel pommel with push button stud, backward quillon, part muzzle hole, single edged with fullered blade, stamped ricasso ' Rich.Abr.Herder ' and steel scabbard. Measures; 40cm overall.
A WWII Second World War German Nazi Third Reich standard issue ' Army ' officer's dress dagger. The hilt having amber celluloid handle, domed point pommel with oak leaf decoration, double forward facing scroll crossguard with Imperial eagle clutching a wreathed Swastika, stiletto blade with makers ' E & F. Horster Solingen ' to the ricasso along with the original oak leaf decorated scabbard with hanger rings. Measures; 40cm overall.
A WWII Second World War period German Nazi third Reich standard 1937 Luftwaffe officers dress dagger. The hilt having a gilt wire wrapped celluloid handle, Swastika globe pommel, crossguard in the form of an Imperial eagle clutching the Swastika, stiletto blade with faint makers marks ' Rich Herder Solingen ' to the ricasso and the original oak leaf decorated scabbard with hanger rings. Measures; 43cm long overall
A WWII Second World War German Nazi third Reich standard issue Kriegsmarine Navy Naval officers dress dagger. The hilt having a gilt wire wrapped celluloid handle, eagle pommel holding a wreathed Swastika, straight crossguard with globular finals, anchor emblem and push release button. The blade being a double edged, double fullered etched stiletto blade with makers ' WKC ' to the ricasso along with the original chased decorated scabbard with hanger rings. Scabbard having some dents and pommel loose fitting. Measures; 42cm long overall
An original Post WWII Second World War period RAF Royal Air Force Drum Major's Ceremonial uniform dress jacket ' Home Pattern - Bandsman ' belonging to a Sergeant / Sgt CW Sydney. Made by The Uniform Clothing and Equipment Company, London. Sizes to label. Great example complete with cloth rank patch, buttons, lanyard and epaulettes. With trousers.
A collection of three 20th century British Army military uniforms comprising a No 4 Dress Army Officers Uniform Mans size 176/108/92, green army uniform and matching trousers and a black military dress jacket. All believed to be the effects of a single gentleman Lieutenant Cruall. Complete with assorted patches buttons and matching Epaulette pips. Great collection.
An impressive and important Bristol related personal archive of items relating to ex-Lord Mayor Of Bristol Walter W. Jenkins (Mayor in 1973). Comprising:- An array of original Mayoral Dress items, including a pair of believed Edwardian leather and bullionware gauntlets / gloves (likely handed down from Mayor to Mayor), Jenkins' Feathered Tricorn Hat, his Court Shoes with steel buckles and a silk cuff. An accompanying copy of a note implies that many of these items were quite likely handed down to Jenkins by the previous Mayor, or that Jenkins was to purchase them separately. An important part of Bristol history.- An official presentation album comes embossed to the front cover ' The Lord Mayor Of Bristol 1973-74 ' with crest, the inside reading ' Presented With The Compliments Of Bristol United Press Ltd '. Photographs within are largely official press photographs from the period (some candid images included), and include; photos of Jenkins in official dress, receiving the chain of office, meetings with the Mayor of Bristol (New York), various official visits and processions, celebrations surrounding 'Bristol 600', photos from Bristol's Water Festival, an appearance on ' Mr & Mrs ', visit of The Queen to Bristol in August 1973, visit of Prince Charles in October 1973, various Police events and many others. Many annotated. - A similar photograph album, presented to Jenkins by Freeman Fox & Partners, which is entirely dedicated to the visit from Queen Elizabeth in 1973. Largely official press images, towards the end of the album are several candid 'never before seen' photographs in colour. A fascinating album. - Two presentation framed and glazed notices thanking Walter W. Jenkins and Mrs Glenys Jenkins for their service. Officially headed ' Extract from the minutes of the proceedings of the Council of the City and County of Bristol at their Meeting held on the 31st day of March 1974 '. Both measure approx; 38cm x 27cm. - A signed copy of ' Government Of Bristol 1373-1973 ' Bristol 600 celebrations book, signed by Jenkins. An incredibly rare and historically important part of Bristol's history. Rare.
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