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Lot 59
GIA Certified 5.32 Carat Step Cut Emerald, Pave Set Full Cut Round Brilliant Cut Diamond and 14 Karat White and Yellow Gold. Emerald with vivid color. Diamonds F-G color, VS1-VS2. Unsigned. Ring size 5-1/2. Approx. weight: 13.0 grams. GIA Report 5151130533dated 10/31/2010 to accompany this lot. Condition: Very good condition. Estimate: $4000.00 - $6000.00 Domestic Shipping: $30.00
Lot 117
Vintage Maz Jewelry Carved Blue Chalcedony, Jade and Rose Quartz and 14 Karat Yellow Gold Flower Earrings with Small Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald Accents. Signed, stamped 14K. Measure 1-1/4" H, 1-3/8" W. Approx. weight: 15.1 grams. Condition: Very good condition. Estimate: $300.00 - $500.00 Domestic Shipping: $30.00
Lot 494
Royal Navy HMS Amethyst Officer’s Naval General Service Medal, clasp “Amethyst 5 April 1809”Awarded to “JAS. J. LAMB”This is a unique issue, please note the medal is “Jas J”, the roll “ James T” This medal was awarded to James Thomas Lamb Volunteer 1st Class later Lieutenant who is confirmed as serving onboard HMS Amethyst at the time of the action against the French Frigate Le Niemen 40 Guns. On the 5th April 1809 the Amethyst a 36-gun Penelope-class fifth-rate frigate was cruising with her consort HMS Emerald, when the “Le Niemen” was spotted on route to Verdon, both British ships gave chase and Amethyst lost contact with her chase and consort. The French were spotted at 9.40pm and followed a night action, resulting in the capture of the Le Niemen the following day. Lieutenant Lamb entered the Royal Navy as a Volunteer 1st Class under Captain Seymour in 1808, after the action of the 5th April he remained with Captain Seymour on the Channel and Irish stations until he followed his Captain to HMS Hannibal 74 now as a Midshipman in 1812. He was confirmed a Lieutenant 1st March 1815. He remained with the Royal Navy and later the Coast Guard which he served from 1833 to 1836. A note in his biography indicates that when in command of a Merchant Ship he was awarded recognition from Lloyds.This medal was sold by Christie's 1988.
Lot 38
An 18ct gold single stone emerald ring, size N, weight approx 2.6g, together with a 9ct white gold ruby crucifix pendant suspended form silver chain, a pair of 9ct gold ruby earrings, a pair of emerald cluster earrings, a 9ct gold 'Dearest' ring, a 9ct gold aquamarine ring and a three stone ruby and diamond ring, stamped '18k', together with a Shaffer pen and pencil and four framed portrait miniatures (a lot)
Lot 203
A vintage turquoise silk cocktail dress with beaded decoration by Russell Stuart, London; a Hetty Bradley black cocktail dress with beaded decoration; a vintage emerald green full length evening dress by Peter Baron, London (16); a cream brocade & gold thread cocktail dress; a vintage 2 piece cocktail dress & fur jacket in emerald brocade
Lot 2
A Stunning 18ct White Gold Diamond And Emerald Set Cocktail Bracelet Of Pleasing Proportions Circa 1930's/1940's, comprising stylised art deco pierced panels, diamond set ovoid links and diamond set cylindrical stations; the whole set with tapered baguettes and round brilliant cut diamonds; the centre set with a large natural faceted emerald with six smaller emeralds to adjoining panels. The whole making a very pleasing diamond and emerald cocktail bracelet. The diamonds of good colour and sparkle, estimated diamond weight, 10.84 cts, the central faceted emerald of excellent colour, estimated weight 5.00 cts, the further six marquise and oval cut emeralds, also of an excellent colour, estimated 2.00 cts. The bracelet has a total weight of 118.4 grams - nearly 4 ozs, fully hallmarked for 18ct gold. A stunning diamond and emerald cocktail bracelet at low estimate, please see accompanying image. Please note there is one very small diamond missing, It does not detract.
Lot 124
PLATINUM, EMERALD AND DIAMOND COCKTAIL RING, WITH A CABOCHON OVAL NATURAL EMERALD OF VERY STRONG BLUISH-GREEN, in a four claw setting, above three tier festoon pattern shoulders set with a total of 42 eight cut diamonds, each approximately .02ct, .84ct in total and 28 eight cut diamonds each approximately .01ct, .28ct in total; the festoons tied at each side with a band set with four baguette diamonds, 8 in total, each approximately .05ct, .40ct in total; the emerald measures 10.2mm long, 9mm wide, 5.6mm deep, approximate weight 3.76ct; 14gms; ring size F/G (Together with a Mappin & Webb 2005 insurance valuation for £6,300)
Lot 125
GOLD AND SYNTHETIC SAPPHIRE DRESS RING with an emerald cut sapphire, in a four claw setting with fancy ball and double scroll shoulders, the side embossed and pierced, the shank pierced throughout; ring size F/G; the stone measures 12.4mm long, 10mm wide and 5.70mm deep; 6.65ct, 10.5gms (tests 18ct)
Lot 174
A diamond solitaire ring, the emerald cut stone four claw set in a platinum mount with a tapered baguette cut diamond set into each shoulder, ring size L. Valuation certificate By Tarratt dated 2014 for seven thousand and ninety-five pounds, states GIA Certificate major diamond weight 1.03 carat, clarity VS2, colour G, total weight of baguette cut diamonds 0.19 carat.
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