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Lot 1698
A very interesting collection of black and white photographs blown up from negatives included in this lot, mounted in an album depicting life in China circa 1927 including group shots believed to include Warlords, scenes of flooding in Hankow, funerals. Also images of the SS Allsonia, a Cunard passenger ship appearing to be on fire, there is no record of this fire, however she had to be re-fitted in 1927 for nor recorded reason. Other interesting images Depiet Maori women in native dress at mud springs possible Mount Baker along with typed information and C D disc of the negatives
Lot 1085
A selection of three early to mid 20th century rings - To include an 18ct gold and platinum sapphire and diamond dress ring - a seed pearl nine stone ring - together with a multi-gem and seed pearl ring - Two test as 9ct gold or above - Ring sizes O 1/2, K 1/2 and K - Total weight 7gms Condition report: one seed pearl deficient.
Lot 1205
Three dress rings - to include an 18ct gold diamond ring - hallmarks for Birmingham - ring size M - weight approx 1.6gms - an emerald three-stone ring - stamped 9k - ring size O 1/2 - weight approx 2.7gms - together with a 9ct gold ruby and white gem ring - hallmarks for London - ring size N - weight approx 2.2gms
Lot 639
A Derby patch mark figure of a lady, circa 1770, in yellow and pink crinoline dress, on gilt turquoise rocaille base, patch marks and numbered N 317 12 cms h approx; together with an early Derby figure of a flower gatherer, patch mark, circa 1770, with sash of flowers and basket in left hand 18 cm h approx (2)
Lot 640
A pair of Dresden porcelain sweetmeat figures, circa 1880, each seated in 18th Century dress, above ozier moulded baskets, scroll bases, blue cross swords mark to base, 16 cms h approx, an early Derby porcelain sheep ornament, circa 1780, bocage back and a Derby style porcelain figure, seated with dog and rifle beside (4)
Lot 885
Queen Victoria's mourning bodice and skirt, circa 1880s the bodice and skirt would have been worn as an evening dress. Both are in excellent condition. The silk taffeta bodice is heavily decorated in sequins, with chiffon sleeves, and has black lace edging down the front of the bodice and trims, the neckline and outer edging. The silk taffeta skirt is richly decorated in black lace. The outfit had been passed down from the family of a lady in waiting at the beginning of the century
Lot 886
An Edwardian heavily embellished wedding court dress originally in two pieces, made by Kate Riley circa 1903, next worn at court in 1913 before being given as a wedding dress by owner Alice Goring who passed it to her daughter in law Edna Bradbury who married W.G Goring (son) in 1933. It was later reconstructed in 1933 into a one piece wedding dress. The satin gown is decorated in beautifully reconstructed flowers and leaf pattern and tiny diamante beads to the elbow sleeves and V neckline, the skirt has a circular train and the waistline has a bow and ribbon detail. The heavily embroidered shoulder length train from 1903 was worn at the court of Edward VII. The Goring family are well known hoteliers, at the Goring Hotel
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