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Click here to subscribeA hallmarked 18k gold & diamond ring. Having a central round brilliant cut illusion set diamond flanked by accent diamonds to the pinched chevron textured shoulders on a plain tapered shank. Hallmarked for Sheffield 2000, marked 750 & sponsors for T.A.D. Central diamond measures approx; 3.5 mm. Weighs approx 3.5g. Size O.5.
A hallmarked 9k gold, sapphire & diamond ring. Having four rows of paired diagonal bar set round cut sapphires & three alternate rows of paired bar set round brilliant cut diamonds on a plain tapered shank. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1992, sponsors for C.J. Stones measure approx 1.5mm. Weighs approx 2.7g. Size W.5.
Collection of four 9 ct gold dress rings, including an oval cut amethyst, a coral cluster, a pearl and emerald cluster, and a jade tablet ring, ring sizes L to MCondition Report: Gross weight 14.8 gramsAll in worn condition with surface scratches due to age and wearThe jade tablet is broken in two and loose in the settingAll other stones secure in settings
A band ring set with paste stones in 9 ct yellow and white gold, size O, a shell cameo ring, size K, and a composite opal panel design ring, size M, both in stamped 9 ct Condition Report: Gross weight 11.4 gramsAll rings in worn condition with surface scratches due to age and wearPaste stones are very worn
A collection of four gold and gilt-metal pencils, comprising: a 14 carat gold carpenter's pencil, faceted rectangular form, pull-off cover, ring attachment, a 9 carat gold carpenter's pencil, by E. Baker, Birmingham 1902, the end missing, gilt-metal carpenter's pencil, with textured decoration and another with engraved foliate scroll decoration, both with ring attachments, approx. weighable 14.2g. (4)
Three 9 carat gold carpenter's pencils, including: one by Jordan and Raybould, London circa 1900, retailed by Leuchars, rounded rectangular form, plain slider, plus one by Edward Baker, Chester 1910, rounded rectangular form, with a turquoise slider and ring attachment, plus one marked 9ct, of similar form, two with cedar pencils, approx. weight 21g. (3)
A small collection of six gold and gilt metal pencils, including: a 9 carat gold propelling pencil, by E. Baker, plain form, engraved 'J.G. Andrews Xmas 1918', a 9 carat gold pencil holder, by William Vale & Sons, Birmingham 1908, plain cylindrical form, an unmarked dropper pencil holder, the ring marked 585, plus two gilt-metal Mabie Todd propelling pencils, engine-turned decoration, one made in the U.S.A, the others made in England, plus an unmarked whistle, of plain cylindrical form, approx. total gross weighable 18.2g. (6)
By Asprey, a 9 carat gold 'Gatling' propelling pencil, London 1928, also with a registered design number 632782, plain cylindrical form, with a ring attachment, inscribed 'A.K.D.B, 1929', length 9.5cm, plus a smaller Asprey 9 carat gold 'Gatling' propelling pencil, London 1929, also with a registered design number 632782, plain cylindrical form, with a ring attachment, length 8.2cm, approx. gross total 32g. (2) This pencil was known as the 'Gatling' pencil due to the resemblance of the internal lead storage chamber to a Gatling gun.
A late 19th century unmarked triple combination mechanical pen, pencil and pen knife, by Emanuel & Company, London, 16, cylindrical form, length closed 8.8cm, plus a gilt-metal pencil of similar form, engine-turned decoration, by Perry and Co., and a gilt-metal pencil, with a monogram and gold ring attachment. (3)
A selection of silver and costume jewellery, including: Unicorn 9ct rose gold ladies wrist watch, on 9ct gold bracelet strap; a coral necklace; green enamelled silver shamrock pendant; silver brooches; enamelled silver ring; Ariki New Zealand shell set brooch; two Limit wrist watches; Sekonda gold plated wrist watch; and others.
Fragmente von Keilschriftkissen. a) L 7,5cm, B 8cm, H maximal 4cm. Aus rötlichem Ton. Untere, linke Ecke eines kissenförmigen Keilschrift-Täfelchens mit gut lesbaren Schriftzeichen. Auflistung von Gegenständen oft aus Silber oder Gold mit Gewichtsangaben, u.a. ein goldener Ring der Hohepriesterin. Sumerisch, 2. Hälfte 2. Jt. v. Chr. ca. ein Drittel des Originals erhalten, feine Risse. b) L 5,5cm, B 4cm, H maximal 2,2cm. Aus grauem Ton. Obere, rechte Ecke eines kissenförmigen Keilschrift-Täfelchens mit gut lesbaren Schriftzeichen: Wohl eine Adoptionsurkunde. Assyrisch, 13. - 12. Jh. v. Chr. Schriftzeichen etwas verwaschen. 2 Stück! Provenienz: Ex Sammlung Gustav Oberländer (1926-2012), Baden-Württemberg, erworben auf dem deutschen Kunstmarkt 1990.
Sammlung Finger- und Ohrringe. a) 8,54g, Ringgröße 53. Massiver Goldring mit nach außen konvexer Bandschiene und abgeflachter Platte ohne Dekor. Römisch, 2. - 3. Jh. n. Chr. Intakt. b) 1,62g, Ringgröße 45-46. Hohl gearbeitete, schmale Schiene, die sich nach oben verbreitert, darin eine ovale Fassung. Römisch, 1. - 2. Jh. n. Chr. Risse, zerdrückt, Ringstein fehlt. c) 3,05g, ø 1,5cm. Bügelohrring mit Granulatdekor. Westasiatisch, ca. 1500 v. Chr. Intakt. d) Ringgröße 51. Ägyptischer Ring aus blauer Fayence mit Symbol. Spätzeit bis ptolemäische Periode, 712 - 30 v. Chr. Intakt. 4 Stück! Gold! Provenienz: Ex Sammlung Heinz Battke (Künstler und Ringsammler), Deutschland, seit vor 1960.
Hochzeitsschmuck der Batak. Indonesien. Bestehend aus einer Kette (L 74cm, einige Goldblechanhänger fehlen), deren Kettenstrang aus Schnur mit roter Wolle umwickelt ist. Daran hängen sieben Elemente aus dünnem Goldblech, die aus einem Dreieck und einem Kegel bestehen und mit feinem, tordiertem Draht dekoriert sind. An den Kegeln hängen sieben Anhänger mit einem trapezförmigen Goldblech. Zwischen diesen Elementen Doppelperlen mit Granulatdekor. Außerdem ein Paar Ohrringe (L 13cm, 149g) mit einem großen Ring, an dem ein blütenartiger Corpus mit Dekor aus Granulat und tordiertem Draht hängt. 3 Stück! Gold! Intakt. Provenienz: Ex Gorny & Mosch Auktion 279, 2021, Los 885. Ex Sammlung Klever, Bayern, seit 1980er Jahren. Kette publiziert in: Katrin und Ulrich Klever, Exotischer Schmuck (1977) S. 133. Zu den Ohrringen vgl. ebenda, S. 132. Die Batak sind ein indogenes Volk im Norden der indonesischen Insel Sumatra.
MONTEGRAPPA THE DRAGON FOUNTAIN PEN.Black resin barrel with the shape of a dragon in 975 sterling silver, two red rubies.Limited edition 1179/1912.Nib F, in 925 sterling silver with screw cap.No box.Measurements: 14.20 cm in length, 24.6 mm. in diameter.Made of a beautiful anthracite grey celluloid, both the cap and the barrel, which are covered with solid 925 sterling silver sleeves, carved in relief, in which a menacing dragon meanders. All the parts that are not the mythical animal are cut out, so that through these holes we can appreciate the shine and colour of the celluloid.On the cap, the end of the tail of this scaly being forms the clip and below it, we can see engraved "MONTEGRAPPA"; in the eyes are set two rubies that give it a hypnotic gaze.On the barrel we find a silver button, located at the end of the butt, where the piece number is engraved on the total of the edition; the eyes of the dragon are again dressed by two rubies and on a silver ring, located on the mouthpiece, is engraved "MONTEGRAPPA"; the nib is the usual one of the brand, 18K gold, The nib is the brand's customary 18K gold two-tone platinum nib, except for the decorative ribbing, which retains the colour of the gold.It went on sale in 1995, with a print run of 1912 copies.
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