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Lot 90
Silver Art Nouveau Mens Dress Set By Joseph Gloster Birmingham Comprising Cufflinks and pair of collar studs/buttons. Each hallmarked, Birmingham 1903 with J.G Impressed makers mark for Joseph Gloster. Designed in the Aesthetic style, the whole in the form of a poppy bloom, the centre embossed with art nouveau maiden playing a lyre. Very good condition, please see accompanying image
Lot 140
18ct White Gold Diamond and Sapphire Dress Ring, In a Flower head Design Setting. The Diamonds and Sapphires of Good Colour / Clarity. The Central Cushion - Cut Diamond Est Weight 0.75 pts. Surrounded by a Further 6 Diamonds. Est Weight 0.50 pts, Est Weight of Sapphires 0.50 pts. The Whole Making an Excellent and Attractive Ring. Ring Size - R. No Hallmark but Tests 18ct Gold. Early Ring.
Lot 400Z
Sir Norman Hartnell and royal gowns, a Liberty box containing fabrics. The following is a description and provenance provided by our vendor. 'This box belonged to Betty Smith, who was a seamstress at Norman Hartnell's workshop. It is a Liberty's box with the name Smith and an address in Highgate. It contains two large pieces of Lullingstone silk which Betty Smith treasured as they were pieces from Queen Elizabeth's wedding dress, of which she was the seamstress for the left hand panel of the bodice. It also contains a long strip of embroidered roses, forget me nots and lily of the valley from an evening dress of Princess Margaret's which was altered. There are also plain pieces from this dress. I was given the box and told its history by Betty Smith's priest at the time of her death because he knew of my interest in textiles. She was living in St John's Wood at the time and there is an article about her with photographs at Note: Betty Smith was an accomplished embroiderer for Norman Hartnell. The panels of the bodice on the then Princess Elizabeth's wedding dress were studded with sequins, diamante and pearls. She loved hand beading and could sew on 1000 sequins an hour. Betty's married name was Goddard. She had one son, Stuart Goddard, who is better known as the 1980s pop icon Adam Ant.
Lot 513
A 18ct gold flawless and colourless diamond dress ring. Presented in a hallmarked silver ring box. A central brilliant cut natural diamond 0.90 carat, colour D and clarity internally flawless. With a 0.14 carat baguette diamond set to each shoulder both colour D and internally flawless. Complete with Diamond certificate and insurance valuation. Ring size K
Lot 175
An Armand Marseille bisque head doll with brown wig, fur eyebrows, brown sleeping eyes and open mouth, marked DRGM 377439 (fisheye), shoulder plate marked 370.DRGM 374831 A.M.-6-DEP Made in Germany, on a kid body, wearing a brown felt hat, blue striped dress, velvet coat and black knitted stockings, 65cm
Lot 1419a
A 19th century watercolour painting of a period Bristol street scene depicting cobbled streets and builidings including the Pub the Shakespeare dated 1615 with 2 ladies in period dress. Signed to the corner H. Marks. Further pencil notation for Harry Markes. Unframed, in gold mount. Measures 17cms high x 12cms wide. Including mount measures 30.5 cm high and 24 cm wide.
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