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Lot 433
A Dress Ring, with a rectangular facetted emerald, damaged, surrounded by eighteen small dioamonds, one missing,and with two set into each shoulder, all in unmarked yellow metal, Size P, together with a 9ct yellow gold band set in the front with ten small diamonds, with a hiden hinged, half hoop engraved 'I love you', a cluster ring formed of green and white paste, mounted in green adn white gold, a yellow metal ring, set alternate cubic zirconia and green stones, Size Q (4)
Lot 441
A small collection of Jewellery, including an 18ct yellow gold Bar Brooch, set with three white pastes, a 9ct bar brooch set blue stone, two other bar brooches, a green paste bracelet set in silver, a ring and tie clip, chains and medallions, a cased set of six gilt metal and pearlised dress studs, three ladies watches, etc., (a lot)
Lot 1083
Pair of gold mounted dress ear-rings hallmarked 9ct, Swiss silver key wound fob watch, silver bangle Birmingham 1913, silver gate bracelet hallmarked, gold-plated early 20th century wristwatch, grey freshwater pearl necklace, silver teaspoon and other necklaces and bracelets Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 1296
A Mid XX Century Bicorn Royal Navy Hat, Epaulette's and Belt belonging to Captain Edward William Bankes (1904 - 1984), all contained in the original Japanned and initialled tin, plus an earlier Royal Navy officers dress tail coat, operational caps, buttons and epaulette's, plus an inscribed silver cigarette case, among associated items. *Captain Edward William Jervis Bankes of Winstanley Hall Lancashire, was born in London 1904, he joined the Royal Navy in 1922 as a midshipman, he rose to the rank of captain by 1945 with a varied service including time in WWII as the executive officer on board Aircraft carrier H.M.S Victorious, after thirty years service he ended his career as Naval A.D.C to the Queen in 1955.
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