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Click here to subscribeA mixed collection of jewellery, including mainly moonstone and amber set including pendants, earrings, rings, brooches, ammonite fossil earrings, blue john pendant and earrings and others etc, most items marked 925 but items not marked have not been tested, total gross weight 114.4grams, (Qty).
A small collection of silver and costume jewellery and a Mount Royal automatic watch, a small collection of silver and costume jewellery,comprising a silver 'U' link bracelet, hallmarked Birmingham, a silver cubic zirconia necklace, by Fossil, 440mm long, a gilt metal fancy link necklace, by D'Orlan, 420mm long, a gilt metal fancy link bracelet, by D'Orlan, 180mm long, a single row uniform garnet bead necklace, beads 5.8mm to 6.00mm in size, to a gold safety clasp, stamped '375', tested as approximately 9ct gold, 560mm long, a silver gilt green onyx cable chain link adjustable necklace, 460mm long, tested as silver,and a gentlemen's stainless steel Mount Royal automatic strap watch,40mm diameter, with a white skeleton dial, black Roman numerals, with a skeleton back, to a leather strapSilver 39.95g total (7)
Ancient Burmese fossil Amber with Millipede insect. 17.6mm. Also known as Burmite or Kachin amber, is amber from the Hukawng Valley in northern Myanmar, it is dated to around 100 million years old, during the latest Albian to earliest Cenomanian ages of the mid-Cretaceous period. The amber is of significant palaeontological interest due to the diversity of flora and fauna contained as inclusions, particularly arthropods including insects and arachnids but also birds, lizards, snakes, frogs and fragmentary dinosaur remains. The amber has been known and commercially exploited since the first century AD, and has been known to science since the mid-nineteenth century.
London Clay fossil Crab group (4). To include, a large Xanthilites Bowerbank from the Isle of Sheppy, a Zanthopsis Leachi and two Portunites Incerta from Seasalter in Kent. 45mm-70mm. Ref: D & M. Rayner, T. Mitchell & F. Clouter. London Clay Fossils of Essex and Kent. Partially cleaned and preped, good potential for further enhancement.
Fossil / paleontology and marine interest: Boiled Sharks Jaw labled 'Aldabra 1969 presented by J.M. Kennedy 07/11/70 S.A. Baldwin Collection', Jaws 17cm wide. together with partial shark jaw piece, Isurus Hastalis shark tooth, Odontaspis macrota striata (winkler) teeth, replica tooth together with Shark tooth Otodus Obliquus Cretaceous found in Alnif in Morocco
Egyptian c. 1000 BC (?) Carved limestone depicting Ramesses III With report that establishes composition and possible origin. Provenance: The Old Chapel, Bruton; Private collection, Gloucestershire, UK "The stone can be described as a fossil-rich limestone with a crystalline lime/calcium carbonate cement in which the dominant fossils are Globerigina... The stone is Cretaceous to Eocene age... Limestones pertaining to this date range may be found in Egypt." Dr Tracey Chaplin Dimensions: 16 in. (H) x 11 in. (W) x 11 in. (D)
Mineral or rock segment depicting three-toed dinosaur fossil tracks from the Conneticut River Valley near Holyoke, Massachusetts. The tracks resemble footprints formed by Dilophosaurus theropods, especially grallator and eubrontes specimens. Possibly Late Triassic to Early Jurassic or Cretaceous periods.Height: 1 1/2 in x width: 16 in x depth: 13 in.Condition: Due to the nature of the material, it is difficult to discern whether there is any damage; however, there do not appear to be any breaks or losses in the object.
A collection of fossils including a slice of petrified wood, fossilised sea fern with stand, fossil sea urchin carved vase, a fish, ammonites in ground, clam shell-Madagascar 120 million years old, Micraster Turonensis shells, sea urchins, ammonites, Belemnite Cylindroteuthis Puzossiand, Crinoids, Belemnite, and postcards showing some of the fossils.
Tabra Tunoa is an internationally known jewelry artist and many of her pieces are one of a kind. The large 3"dia. buckle has a mixed metal construction with a small citrine stone and ammonite fossil. It has the Tabra signature on the back. The black leather belt has a silver metal tip and measures approximately 59"L x 1"W. Artist: Tabra TunoaDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear. Leather belt was repaired.
Detached shafts of Derbyshire Spar. Examples of this fossil-rich grey stone, chosen by Pearson as an alternative to the Purbeck marble used in the Middle Ages. 82cm long, diam. 13cm. Note: FRAGMENTS FROM J.L. PEARSON'S ABANDONED CLOISTER ARCADE OF 1887 This lot formed the shafts joining the base and capital.
Detached shafts of Derbyshire Spar. Examples of this fossil-rich grey stone, chosen by Pearson as an alternative to the Purbeck marble used in the Middle Ages. 82cm long, diam. 13cm. Note: FRAGMENTS FROM J.L. PEARSON'S ABANDONED CLOISTER ARCADE OF 1887 This lot formed the shafts joining the base and capital.
Detached shafts of Derbyshire Spar. Examples of this fossil-rich grey stone, chosen by Pearson as an alternative to the Purbeck marble used in the Middle Ages. 1.03cm long, diam. 13cm. Note: FRAGMENTS FROM J.L. PEARSON'S ABANDONED CLOISTER ARCADE OF 1887 This lot formed the shafts joining the base and capital.
A 19th Century Gilt Bronze Gueridon, possibly Russian, with circular specimen marble top with central panel within a border of fossil marbles, the guilloche moulded edge above three mask loop handles, on tapering supports with claw feet joined by a triform marble base (losses)45cm by 88cmVarious losses to the top (as photographed). Some small areas of cracking to the marble top? Some loose pieces of the table top are available, though not complete. Please see further images for additional pieces. The table is structurally weak, with some movement to the break in the marble base (as photographed). There are further chips and losses around the triform base, with a section of marble also replaced. Crack to base with various looses (see images). There is further damage to one corner under the claw foot (as photographed). See further detailed images for areas of damage of the underside/marble.
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