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Lot 706
A sapphire and diamond dress 18ct white gold ring, twelve stones, trap cut, colour Blue assessed, length 1.7mm, width 1.7mm, depth 1.33mm, weight 0.04ct calculated each stone, total weight 0.48ct - four stones round brilliant cut, colour g/H, clarity SI2/P1 assessed, length 1.2mm, width 1.2mm depth 0.73mm, weight 0.007ct estimated each stone total weight 0.028ct - ring size N, approx 3.7 grams, some usage marks, generally good, with insurance valuation £900
Lot 1246
A Collection of Celtic Style Jewellery, including a "Miracle Anglo Saxon"Panel bracelet, locket style pendant, a pendant of oval shape, collet set highlight, on chain, stamped "925", and another similar, a brooch, of openwork design, a dress clip, with hardstone inset, a circular shell type pendant, with engraved floral detail, a money cup, and "Edwin Blyde" circular trinket box, with Celtic knot and cabachon highlight etc:- One Tray
Lot 122
PIAF EDITH: (1915-1963) French Singer. Rare vintage signed and inscribed 5 x 7 photograph of Piaf, the Harcourt image, Paris, was issued as a promotional photograph for Polydor records, depicting a very young Piaf in a head and shoulders pose. Signed `Didou´, Piaf´s nickname, and inscribed in blue fountain pen ink to a clear area of the image. Inscribed to Raymond Asso `You have written in a song “Let´s live first”. Therefore let´s do so like in the song. Let´s live first and let´s love each other, Didou´. A very personal and close inscription to her lover, with grammatical errors, and with a text related to Asso´s song “Tout fout le camp”. An inscription with very interesting association. G to VG £300-400Raymond Asso (1901-1968) French lyricist and artistic agent. Piaf was Asso´s mistress for a short period in 1937, when she was only 22. Asso is credited as the creator of Piaf the artist, the one who took care of her, the one who put discipline and distance between Piaf and her former life and her not recommended friendships, the one who guided and taught her how to perform, to dress, to express and even to eat as he would say “A rough diamond I had to size..” Provenance from Asso´s personal collection.
Lot 434
GREGOIRE HENRI: (1750-1831) Also known as Abbé Grégoire (“Abbot Gregoire”). French Catholic Priest, Abolitionist and revolutionary Leader, appointed President of the Convention. Rare D.S., `Gregoire´, two pages, 4to, 3rd December 1795, to Citoyen Guillotin responsible of the National Bureau du Domaine, in French. Gregoire plead in favour of Doctor Pierre Broussonet who is about to go into exile because of his support to Girondists and states in part `..he is in Montpelier now, and is dealing with his legal situation, to be withdrawn from an emigrants list. Don´t you think citizen that Justice should claim the suspension of the sale of his belongings, being a reputed erudite, until the court will decide about him? This law respects the rights of everyone and of the Nation and in accordance with the principles of equity…´ With blank autograph address leaf. VG £250-350 Gregoire is well remembered for his memorable speech in the first session of the National Convention, 21st September 1792, stating `Kings are in morality what monsters are in the world of nature´. Two months after Gregoire delivered a speech demanding that King Louis XVI be brought to trial and immediately after was elected President of the Convention, over which he presided in his episcopal dress. Abbé Gregoire attempted to save the life of the monarch by proposing that the death penalty should be suspended.
Lot 437
DUGUA CHARLES FRANÇOIS: (1744-1802) French General of the West army, further General Head of Staff under Lecrec at Saint Domingue. Killed during the attack to Fort Pierrot. An interesting L.S., C.F.J. Dugua, two pages, large folio, Caen, 13th May 1796, in French. Dugua, in his capacity as General of Division, responds to the letter received by citizen Canisy who has been arrested by Dugua´s order, stating `I write to you requesting your authorization to remain arrested at home, supervised by a guard, or in the way you decide. I am in a very bad health situation, and can´t make any kind of service, I can´t even dress myself..´ Dugua orders to appoint two health officers. To the verso two doctors report on Canisy´s health, explaining his very bad situation. Folded. Small overall, minor age wear, with edges slightly trimmed. G £150-200
Lot 380
A Burmese jade Buddha, late 18th or 19th century, seated in vajrasana on roughly hewn base, his right hand in bhumisparshamudra, the left resting on his lap, wearing samghati, his face with serene expression, elongated earlobes, curled hair dress, old label to front, 21cm high 18世纪晚期或19世纪早期 缅甸玉佛
Lot 359
WWII war medal, defence medal, 1939-1945 star and France and Germany star mounted together on bar, along with matching dress miniatures purported by family members to be the medals of Major Ramsey Tullis of the Cameronians and Parachute Regiment, also three aerial views of Pegasus Bridge believed to have been issued to Major Tullis to prepare for the attack on the eve of D-Day
Lot 415
Royal Air Force dress uniform blue jacket or tunic with staybrite buttons by Gaunt of London, needlework Air Engineer brevet breast badge and medal ribbons for DFC, 1939-45 Star, Air Crew Europe Star, Burma Star, WWII Defence Medal, War Medal and 1953 Coronation Medal, with four mess receipts for Flight Lieutenant Mitchell or Mitchem circa 1974
Lot 416
British Army dress uniform Khaki green jacket with 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queens Bays) ensignia including shoulder titles, collar badges, brass buttons by Pitt and Co of London, having medal ribbons for MC, 1914 Star with rosette clasp, WWI War Medal, Victory Medal with oak leaf clasp and Croix De Guerre with oak leaf clasp
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