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Lot 297
Three gold-plated pocket watches, a Waltham demi-hunter, another un-named; an ornate full hunter pocket watch named Keystone Watch Case Co U.S.A. with Roman numeral chapter ring and subsidiary seconds dial, engine tuned case with a floral centre and cartouche, front and back case having a floral and foliate border.
Lot 298
Two gold-plated pocket watches, an "American Waltham Watch Co." open face pocket watch with white enamel dial and roman numeral chapter ring with subsidiary seconds dial in a "Fortune" 53mm gold-filled case, 740051, milled bezel, faint engraved pattern to outer case, stem wind movement number 5410246, named P S Bartlett, Waltham Mass. a gold-plated full hunter pocket watch with white enamel dial and roman numeral chapter ring in a Dennison "Moon" 50mm gold-plated case, 865581 with monogram to front cover, stem wind movement Tavannes movement, both watches are running at present time although no guarantee is given.
Lot 32
A Victorian sapphire and diamond three stone ring, the oval sapphire flanked by two old cut diamonds in an 18 carat yellow gold mount, ring size N, hallmarked London 1894, gross weight 3.6g, yellow metal ring millegrain set with three old cut diamonds (one missing) and two sapphires, ring size Q, shank marked 18ct plat, gross weight 2.7g. sold with a vintage ring box named R A Jones & Sons Southend-on-Sea.
Lot 35
Three dress rings, a 6.5mm cultured pearl peg set on a 9 carat yellow gold mount ring size K, Birmingham 1967; a sapphire, diamond and ruby modern half hoop ring in 9 carat yellow and white gold size P, Birmingham 2004; an 11mm wide silver band with a copper coloured and beaded band in recess, size O, gross weight of two gold rings 6.4g.
Lot 40
An opal and diamond dress ring, a pear shaped opal 10.5x6mm, claw set and surrounded by fourteen graduated old cut diamonds in a heart-shaped cluster, overall size of cluster 16x14mm, setting testing as silver, yellow gold shank with split shoulders marked 18ct, ring size M, the ring was sympathetically converted from a brooch and is sold with the original 15mm wide coronet set with five old cut diamonds.
Lot 48
A multi gemstone cluster ring, a central 4mm yellow sapphire surrounded by six 1.5mm pink sapphires and bordered by six marquise cut pink tourmaline 5x2.5mm and spaced by six 2.5mm round tanzanite, six further tanzanite set into each shoulder, all claw set in a 9 carat yellow gold mount ring size O, diameter of head 16mm.
Lot 49
Gemporia - A Santa Ana citrine and diamond ring, the oval cut citrine (4.540 carats) claw set, with two small round diamonds (total 0.060 carats) claw set to each shoulder; and a pair of Santa Ana citrine earrings, each with an oval cut citrine (total 2.57 carats) claw set, post and butterfly fittings; all in 9 carat yellow gold, with Certs. of Authenticity.
Lot 50
Gemporia - A Cruzeiro rubellite and red diamond ring, the oval cut rubellite (2.74 carats) claw set, with three small red diamonds pip set to each shoulder (total 0.030 carats); a Cruzeiro rubellite, red and white diamond pendant, the oval cut rubellite (6.620 carats) claw set, with eight small white diamonds (total 0.040 carats) and four small round red diamonds (total 0.050 carats) pip set in a pierced circle design above; and a pair of Cruzeiro rubellite earrings, each with a single oval cut rubellite (total 2.530 carats); all in 9 carat yellow gold, with Certs. of Authenticity.
Lot 51
Gemporia - A csarite and diamond ring, the single csarite (1.80 carats) claw set, with one small diamond claw set to each shoulder (total 0.120 carats), size M1/2; and a matching pair of earrings, each with a single csarite (total 1.16 carats) claw set, with three small diamonds (total 0.070 carats) claw set above, with post and butterfly fittings; all in 18 carat gold, with Certs. of Authenticity.
Lot 54
Five vintage gold dress rings, a nine stone round cabochon cut opal cluster set in 9 carat yellow gold, Birmingham 1960, ring size M; a seed pearl and two untested pink stones set vertically in a yellow metal mount size O; a 9 cart yellow gold signet ring size Q; an 18 carat yellow gold half hoop ring set with four diamond points (one missing), size N; an 18 carat yellow gold 5.3mm wide band square gypsy set with an old cut diamond size M; gross weight of 9 carat gold 6g, 18 carat gold 5.3g.
Lot 56
Eight silver and gold rings, paste set brooch, a floral design diamond cluster ring set with forty-nine 8 cut diamonds, in a 9 carat yellow and white gold mount, ring size M, diameter of cluster 13.7mm; a 9 carat yellow gold oval cabochon cut opal ring, size R; black onyx ring size N; synthetic red stone ring size L; half eternity ring with secret inner band reading "Love You"; a silver black onyx and marcasite ring size N; a large quartz ring size P; a Victorian style paste set brooch with pendant drop, closed back setting testing as silver, 30mm.
Lot 58
A white metal 6mm wide wedding band with floral panel to centre, marked PLAT inside band, ring size J, 4.9g; a yellow metal signet ring, the raised rectangular head bearing a crossed swords emblem, size P, 6.9g; a 22 carat yellow gold wedding band, 2.8mm wide, applied to the top is an unmarked yellow metal signet head with flower motif, size L, 4.6g; an oval carved shell cameo pendant in a 9 carat yellow gold scalloped edge frame 20x15mm.
Lot 59
A 9 carat yellow gold pendant, 23mm circular disc with five of hearts card to centre, presentation engraved back dated 1924-25, hallmarked Birmingham 1924 Fattorini & Sons, 5g, on a yellow metal chain original Fattorini box; a 9 carat yellow gold buckle ring, 10mm wide, Birmingham 1970, ring size W, 4.9g; a 9 carat gold signet ring and pair of leaf design earstuds, 3.2g.,
Lot 94
A fancy yellow metal bracelet with oval etched and star pierced links joined by faceted belcher links fitted with a swivel fastener, swivel and jump ring hallmarked 9 carat gold, a yellow metal seal attached with carved intaglio cornelion base depicting a fish and the letters Ned Ne, weight of bracelet 16.6g, gross weight 23g.
Lot 127
Gemporia - A pair of Tunduru colour change sapphire, white topaz and diamond floral design earrings, each earring with 5 pear-shape sapphires (total 3.77 carats), with one small round white topaz (total 0.090 carats) pip set to the centre, and five small round diamonds (total 0.050 carats) pip set around the edge; and a Tunduru colour change sapphire and white zircon ring, the seven oval cut sapphires (total 3.230 carats) claw set, with one small round white zircon (total 0.050 carats) pip set to each shoulder, size N; all in 9 carat yellow gold, with Certs. of Authentiicty.
Lot 261
Ladies last quarter of 19th century hallmarked 18ct gold cased large fob watch, black steel hands to an engraved gilded dial with black Roman numerals to the chapter ring, ornately engraved centre, dial diam 3.5cm, the unnamed movement numbered 76245, inside and back covers both hallmarked for 18ct gold dated London 1880, button wind, in a fitted red leather case
Lot 269
A Victorian silver-gilt toothpick case, by Thomas Johnson, London 1881, plain flat cylindrical form, hinged cover, with a ring attachment, length 5.8cm, plus an Edwardian silver and banded gold toothpick case, by London 1909, with engine-turned and banded decoration, with a ring attachment, length 6cm, approx. total weight 1oz. (2)
Lot 275
A Victorian gold and silver toothpick case or pencil lead case with a desk seal, unmarked, circa 1878, modelled as an obelisk with hieroglyphs, the pull-off base with a and engraved matrix, with a ring attachment, length 5.6cm. The London obelisk, known as Cleopatra's Needle, is in the City of Westminster, on the Victoria Embankment near the Golden Jubilee Bridges. It was originally erected in the Egyptian city of Heliopolis on the orders of Thutmose III, around 1450 BC. In 1819, Muhammad Ali Pasha gave Britain the obelisk as a gift. However, Britain's Prime Minister at the time, Robert Jenkinson, hesitated on having it brought to the country due to shipping expenses. It remained in Alexandria until October 1877 when its transport to London was funded by William James Erasmus Wilson.
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