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Lot 2848
A 15ct yellow gold mourning ring with black enamel detail and seed pearl inlay, size R, approx 3.1g, also a 9ct yellow gold signet ring with black onyx platform centred with a tiny diamond, size O 1/2, approx 4.9g.Additional InformationThe mourning ring has enamel missing to several sections, also there should be hair inlaid to the vacant panels which is also missing one of the seed pearls. The 9ct ring has general surface scratches and wear throughout.
Lot 13
BULGARI; an 18ct rose gold and two band cream B-ZERO1 ceramic ring with ‘Bulgari’ stamped to both edges, ref 347012, with original paperwork, receipt and ring box. Additional InformationThere are some scratches to the gold, only visible with a loupe, the ring is over in very good condition with no damage to the ceramic rings and no obvious damage to the ring itself, the ring comes in original ring box and shop bag from Bulgari.
Lot 169
JIMMY CHOO; a brown, cream and grey python snakeskin leather 'Hobo' bag with top handle, gold tone hardware including logo plaque to front, 43 x 42 x 12cm, with a matching bracelet/decorative ring, certificate of authenticity card, 00MYML and authentic dust bag.Additional InformationThe bag is in excellent condition and shows no signs of wear, both externally and internally. The handle has no pleats or scuffs and there is no damage to the external leather of the snakeskin.
Lot 1802
An 18ct yellow gold crown wind fob watch with engraved case and Roman numerals to the chapter ring, diameter approx 38mm, approx 45.6g.Additional InformationThe cuvette is also 18ct gold, some give to the case. Not tested, no guarantee of working order but the crown wind moves freely and ticks when wound. No engraved detail to the back crest. General surface wear. The clasp is quite tight on both case and cuvette.
Lot 20
AMANDA WAKELEY; a pair of unworn gold tone chain drop earrings with tiger's eye cabochon, the chains can be moved to any position, in original pouch and box and a matching gold tone open ended ring with AW to end, size large, and a pair of Oscar de la Renta gunmetal tone pierced earrings with faux pearls, black stone and red tassel embellishment, in original authentic pouch and box.Additional InformationBoth items are new and unused in their original pouches and boxes and in very good condition.
Lot 22
DOLCE & GABBANA; a gold tone chain link charm bracelet with black beads, black lettering charms spelling the word 'Desire', a shoe charm, a perfume charm, a handbag charm, a heart charm, and a gold tone logo, in original authentic pouch, a Marc by Marc Jacobs long gold tone pendant chain with a drop ring and lettering spelling out the words 'Boss Marc by Marc Jacobs' in blue enamelled lettering, length of chain 80cm, and Ted Baker silver tone chunky chain bracelet with five black pearl drops and a TB charm, size small (3).Additional InformationAll three items are in good hardly worn condition and all in working order.
Lot 130
An unusual group of 38 album pages illustrating scenes from Firdausi's Shahnama, Nizami's Khamsa, Jami's Haft Awrang and other texts Persia, late 18th/19th Centurypaintings in gouache and some gold, most with identifying inscriptions in nasta'liq script, gold- and silver-decorated coloured inner borders, outer borders of each variously decorated with stylised floral designs or more naturalistic floral and vegetal motifs, on grounds of several different colours, each framed separately paintings approximately 240 x 170 mm. and slightly smaller; album pages 330 x 230 mm.(38)Footnotes:ProvenanceThe collection of Bryan Wilkins (1950-2021), son of Fraser Wilkins (1908-89), Inspector-General of the US Foreign Service 1964-71, US Ambassador to Cyprus 1960-64.The subjects are as follows:From Firdausi's Shahnama1: Two young boys before Jamshid, inscribed: The image of Jamshid-e jam.2: Afrasiyab bound and brought before Kay Khosraw and Rustam, inscribed: The image of Kay Khusraw [and] Rustam son of Zal and the killing of Afrasiyab.3: Kay Kavous in his flying machine, inscribed: Kay Kavous, known as Nimrud, flying to the sky.4: Faridun places a crown over his son's head, inscribed: The image of Faridun and him rewarding his sons with crowns. Two figures at the back are identified as 'Salm' and 'Tur'.5: The Indian Raj before Nushirvan, inscribed: The image of Nushirvan. The young Indian is described as the Indian Raj.6: Rustam about to break the ring with one hand, inscribed Rustam son of Zal breaks the ring, with the one-handed Rustam.7: Giv and Nawdhar before Siyavash and Rustam, inscribed: Image of Siyavakhsh [sic] with Rustam the crown-giver. The two figures are identified as Giv ibn Gudarz and Bahram ibn Gudarz.8: Bijan and Manijeh in bed, inscribed: The image of Bijan son of Giv with Manijah, the daughter of Afrasiyab.9: Brains of youths being prepared to feed the snakes on Zahhak's shoulders, inscribed: The image of Zahhak, the one with snakes on his shoulder and food [remainder illegible].From Nizami's Khamsa10: Shirin visits Farhad in Bistun (from Khosraw and Shirin), inscribed: Shirin and Farhad. 11: Gol Andam comes across Bahram hunting (from Haft Paykar), inscribed: The image of Bahram and Gol Andam.12. Bahram-e Gur amazed at seeing Gol Andam carrying an ox with ease on her shoulder up a flight of stairs (from the Haft Paykar). Caption: 'Image of Bahram and Gol Andam'. Hoping to regain Bahram's favour, she practices carrying a newborn ox up a flight of stairs on her shoulders.13: Layla goes to see Majnun in the wilderness (from Layla and Majnun), inscribed: The image of Layla and Majnun.14: Bahram-e Gur seizes the crown that had been placed between two lions and prepares to kill the second lion (from Haft Paykar), inscribed: Bahram taking the crown placed between two lions.15: Khusraw out hunting observes Shirin bathing (from Khusraw and Shirin), no inscription. For this scene, with a very similar composition, used on the lacquer binding of a manuscript of Nizami's Khusraw va Shirin, dated to the beginning of the 19th Century, see G. Fellinger (ed.), L'Empire des Roses: chefs d'oeuvre de l'art persan du XIXe siecle, Lens 2018, p. 264, no. 253.From Jami's Haft Awrang16: Yusuf is offered for sale in the market and Zulaykha bids for him (from Yusuf and Zulaykha), inscribed: Selling of Yusuf - peace be upon him – in the city of Misr.17: Women guests cut their fingers instead of oranges at seeing Yusuf (from Yusuf and Zulaykha), inscribed: The image of the cutting of oranges of Yusuf and Zulaykha. The original text features lemons.From Muhammad Quli Salim Tehrani's Qada va qadar, on predestination (2)18: Exact subject unknown. Caption: 'Qada and Qadar'.19: A figure pulled from the sea: exact subject unknown. Caption: 'Qada and Qadar of Muhammad Quli Salim'.From 'Attar's Mantiq al-Tayr20: Shaykh San'an goes to see the Christian maiden, inscribed: The image of Shaykh San'an.21: The Christian maid offers wine to Shaykh San'an, inscribed: The image of Shaykh San'an.From 'Ayyuqi's Varqah and Golshah22: Golshah offers wine to Varqah, inscribed: The image of Varqah and Golshah.From 'Unsuri's Wamiq and 'Adhra 23: 'Adhra receives Wamiq and embraces him, inscribed: The image of Wamiq and 'Adhra. From Naw'i Khabushani's Suz and Godaz24: The husband is being prevented from throwing himself into the fire after the death of his wife, inscribed: Suz and Godaz. However, in the original text, it is the wife who throws herself into the fire after the husband's death.Two scenes depicting Seljuk rulers25: Alb Arsalan, inscribed: The image of Alb Arsalan, the Sal Juqi [sic].26: Three youths before Sultan Malik Shah, inscribed: The image of Sultan Malik Shah, the Sal Juqi [sic].Two scenes depicting Timur and his son Shahrukh27: Timur gives a spear to a young boy, inscribed: The image of Amir Timur Gurkani. The name Timur is misspelt.28: Shahrukh watches men wrestling, inscribed: Shahrokh ibn Amir Timur.A scene from the Mehr and Mah of Hamid ibn Fadlluh Jamali (d. AH 942/AD 1535-36) 29: Mah dreams of being with Mehr [?], inscribed: The image of Mehr and Mah.A scene from the Hamzeh-nameh30: Hamzah and Mehr Negar, Nushrivan's daughter, meet while 'Umar is playing an instrument for Bozorgmehr, inscribed: The image of Hamzah and Mehr Negar/Baba 'Umar/Buzorjmehr.Miscellaneous:31. Ahmad-e Jam, the Sufi, author and poet (d. 1141), riding a lion, holding snakes in his hands as reins and whip. The subject sometimes appears in falnamehs. Caption: 'Zheneh Pir Ahmad-e Jami'.32. A man and a youth counting grapes before Pharaoh, as scene from the Bible [?]. Caption: 'The image of Pharaoh and the Satan'. The youth in the window is perhaps Satan.33. A young prince offering wine to a young lady, Sayf al-Muluk, the son of the king of Egypt and the princess Badi' al-Jamal depicted sitting on a throne, a story from the Thousand Nights and One Night. Caption: 'Sayf al-Muluk [and] Badi' al-Jamal Pari'. Sayf al-Muluk is misspelt.34. A young man killing a man. Caption: 'The mad Qandaruz [?] being killed by Badi' al-Zaman [?]' (spelled as Badi'ad zaman). Text unidentified.35. A man (Mulla Nasr al-Din) leading two men and a dog on leads. Caption: 'Mulla Nasir al-Din'. Exact subject unknown.36. A young man feeding a dragon with a deer before a king, while cutting its horns off. No caption, exact subject unknown.37. Two figures before a seated figure, identified as Rustam son of Zal (the young boy) and Zal son of Sam (the old bearded man) before Sam son of Nariman (the seated figure). These are characters from Firdausi's Shahnama, but this does not appear to correspond with a known scene.38. A young boy offering food to a man lying ill in bed. Exact subject unknown.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: * R* VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.R This lot is subject to import restrictions when shipped to the United States.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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