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Click here to subscribeSix Spanish Nao ceramic ornaments; three Spanish Lladro ornaments modelled as a girl playing a musical instrument, a girl in a long dress leaning forward, and a swan; two Royal Doulton black ceramic ornaments titled 'Peace' and 'Images'; a Royal Doulton Robbie Burns pattern jug; and two Italian ware ornaments; and a Royal Doulton plate D6411 'Australian Aborigines'. (16)
A post 1902 officer’s full dress sporran of The Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders, embossed gilt cantle bearing regimental badge with silver plated centre, within thistle wreaths and battle honours “Peninsula”, “Egypt” and “Waterloo”, grey hair and 6 bullion tassels on gilt and blue cords, scarlet leather pouch, with black patent leather belt, in its chamois lined tin case with painted name on lid “B. Sprot 3rd Cameron Highdrs” Plate 3
A mid 19th century continental officer’s dress sword, plain DE blade with rounded tip, 30”, brass hilt with turn down shell guard, crossguard with stud quillon, flattened knucklebow, plain urn pommel with rounded top, swollen fishskin grip, in its darkened steel scabbard with brass chape and locket with frog hook. Basically GC (some wear and light rust pitting)
An Indian silver figure of a female sitar player, unmarked, 20th century, in traditional costume, with pendant earrings, bells and wirework bangles, a turquoise bindi on her forehead, on pedestal base applied with vignettes of winged musicians, 32 cm. high, wt. 529 gm. Good overall condition, some clumsy silver solder appears around some of the motifs applied to her dress which is in the making.
A collection of jewellery, including; a 22ct gold wedding band, 4.9gms; an 'Australia' wishbone brooch, stamped '9c'; a 9ct gold and half-pearl horseshoe stick pin; a small St Christopher pendant; a modern dark sapphire and diamond scroll necklace, a similar scroll brooch and a sapphire and paste dress ring, all in 'F Hinds' boxes; a rolled-gold fancy link necklace; a green chalcedony Latin cross; and other items
Early 19th century miniature on ivory in case, of a girl in blue dress, another in pressed gutta-percha case of a Gainsborough lady and another of a gentleman (3) CONDITION REPORT Girl in blue dress- under glass, not examined out of frame. Some crazing to blue tones. Dirt and debris under glass, otherwise no discernible damage. Case is worn.Gainsborough lady- under glass, not examined out of frame. A few surface scratches, possibly one or two slight fractures to the ivory. Case is ok.Gentleman- Some discolouration deterioration particularly to white tones (area around his hat and bottom right). Frame mostly ok
Group of four gold and gem set dress rings - to include an emerald and ruby cluster ring, a pink sapphire single stone ring, a pale blue sapphire single stone ring and a green tourmaline single stone ring CONDITION REPORT Emerald and ruby cluster ring - emerald estimated to weigh approximately 0.30 carats, rubies estimated to weigh approximately 0.40 carats in total, not hallmarked but stamped - 750, ring size R½, possible repair to one shoulder, total gross weight 4.58 grams. Pink sapphire ring - hallmarked 18ct, London 2004, sapphire measures approximately 7.61mm x 5.80mm, ring size S, total gross weight 3.75 grams. Blue sapphire ring - hallmarked 18ct Birmingham 2005, sapphire measures approximately 7.65mm x 6.10mm, total gross weight 3.80 grams, ring size S. Green tourmaline single stone ring - hallmarked 18ct Birmingham Assay, ring size Q, total gross weight 6.9 grams
Seven gold and yellow metal gem set dress rings - various CONDITION REPORT Gentlemen's gold (9ct) cabochon garnet signet ring size T - total gross weight approximately 11 grams. Gentlemen's gold (9ct) Carnelian signet ring size R - total gross weight approximately 6 grams. Eastern yellow metal and faux alexandrite ring size N - 7.3 grams. Large smoky quartz ring - not hallmarked, stamped '9ct', size N, total gross weight approximately 9.4 grams. Garnet three stone ring - stamped '18ct', not hallmarked, size O, total gross weight approximately 9.4 grams. 1970s abstract ring - not marked, size O, total gross weight approximately 5.7 grams. Green hardstone ring - probably Nephrite jade, stamped 9ct although not hallmarked, size K, total gross weight 5.9 grams
John Smart (1741 - 1811), watercolour on ivory - miniature portrait of a lady, in blue dress with pearl-drop front, signed with initials and dated 1767, 3.5cm x 3cm, oval, in glazed frame with seed pearl and red stone border, presented in D. S. Lavender silk-lined folding case. Provenance: Probably purchased D. S. Lavender, London 1986 (described on receipt as dated 1768) CONDITION REPORT Under glass, not examined out of frame miniature appears to be in good condition with only very slight wear to far outer edge. Frame with two pearls and one red stone missing, reverse has solder residue from a previous scheme of mounting
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