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A Louis XVI, ormolu & porcelain mounted mantle clock, French, c1860. The rectangular painted porcelain dial, emerald green ground with a male flautist playing to a lady in a garden setting. The sides and base inset with floral painted porcelain panels. The case with porcelain and ormolu mounted urn finial, with lion mask & ring handles, on shaped stepped base with acanthus leaf cast motifs decoration, on four leaf cast feet. 8 day, 1/2 hr striking on a bell. The back plate stamped ‘Japy Frere, no 1425’. 31cm high.
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An Art Deco pendant, circa 1920, of tapered articulated design, set with a large diamond simulant to a rose cut diamond mount, to a fine trace link back chain #150-25038. An Art Deco emerald and diamond plaque ring, circa 1925, centrally set with a trap cut emerald to tapered baguette cut diamond shoulders and bow shaped pavé set diamond surmount, stamped ‘platinum’
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Unusual Ushak ‘Fancy Turkey’ carpet west Anatolia late 19th early 20th century 15ft.4in. x 11ft.7in. 4.67m. x 3.53m. Very slight wear in places top quarter of rug somewhat time-stained one small ovoid bleach mark top left corner of field. Ushak carpets with emerald-green grounds are very unusual.
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Sparta carpet south west Anatolia about 1920-30 11ft.8in. x 7ft.8in. 3.56m. x 2.34m. Foundations distressed lower end left with losses. This carpet is typical of those made in Sparta (Isparta) in the 1920s; characteristics include an all cotton foundation fine asymmetric knots (the only group of Turkish carpets to use such knotting) slight but marked warp depression and designs such as the one seen here based on north west Persian specifically Saruk carpets. This example has a particularly attractive palette with gold-yellow field and emerald green main border between red guards. The overall quality of these early examples of Sparta weaving is far superior to that of later rugs from the same source.
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A Victorian gold, enamel and multi-gem ‘Dearest’ ring, the head collet set with an old-cut Diamond, Emerald, Amethyst, Ruby, Sapphire and a pink Tourmaline, within a white enamelled border and between green and yellow enamelled shoulders in the form of oak leaves and acorns The oak is emblematic of strength and or the strength of friendship as well as of England. This ring with acorns may be considered a sign of intent in the early stages of a relationship
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“A late nineteenth century South African gold rush gold digger brooch, circa 1880, designed as a spade cossed with a pick and a nugget of gold, an Art Deco blue zircon single stone ring with three stone eight cut diamond shoulders stamped ‘18 carat’, an emerald and diamond cluster ring stamped ‘18 carat PLAT’, and a mid Victorian coral and half pearl brooch, circa 1875, with rose cut diamond highlights (4)”
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