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Click here to subscribeLate Victorian gold bar brooch with locket compartment, Edwardian 18ct gold diamond five stone ring (Chester 1910) and a cross on chain CONDITION REPORT Gold (9ct) bar brooch- approx. 4g. Gold (18ct) ri9ng- approx. 2.7g. Cross pendant unmarked and chain stamped 9ct on clasp- total gross weight approx. 2.4g
Diamond single stone ring, the brilliant cut diamond estimated to weigh approximately 0.45 carats, in rub-over 18ct gold setting, on plain shank. Ring size approximately P CONDITION REPORT Ring size approximately P but difficult to measure precisely due to sizing beads on the inside of the shank. Hallmarked Sheffield 2001. Colour and clarity is difficult to estimate accurately due to the setting. No obvious inclusions, appears clean when examined with a 10x loupe and appears white / does NOT draw any obvious colour
Ruby and diamond cluster ring, the flower-head cluster centred by a round brilliant cut diamond surrounded by six oval mixed cut rubies interspaced by six further brilliant cut diamonds in claw setting, on 18ct white gold shank. Ring size N CONDITION REPORT Diamond to the centre measures approximately 4.1mm diameter. The six smaller diamonds measure 2.6mm - 2.7mm diameter. Calculated total diamond weight approximately 0.73 carats. Estimated colour G/H. Estimated clarity SI2-I2. Rubies measure 5.5mm x 4mm and calculated to weigh approximately 3.60 carats in total. Hallmarked London 2006. Total gross weight approximately 6.3 grams
Diamond single stone ring, the old cut stone estimated to weigh approximately 0.50 carats, in claw setting, on 18ct gold shank. Ring size L CONDITION REPORT Estimated colour grade I/J. No obvious inclusions, SI1, but does have a small chip (possibly natural) to one of the pavilion facets and one to the girdle. Setting and shank in very good condition
Group of jewellery and bijouterie - to include a George III silver pair-cased pocket watch made for the Turkish Market by Geo. Prior, London, antique coral brooch, dress studs and buttons CONDITION REPORT Ring box - very good condition. Stick pin box - very good condition. Bar brooch/pin - gilt metal, box in very good condition. 3 x mother of pearl dress studs stamped 18ct, one has a small chip to the enamel, the other two are in good condition. 5 x dress studs - Victorian, probably gold. Coral brooch 19mm, very good condition, C.1820. Watch - fusee chain intact and runs for a few seconds when given a gentle shake. Cane has had damage, shaft missing, dial in good condition
19th century Chinese high carat gold ring, cast with a dragon and the pearl of Wisdom, stamped with Chinese marks to the inside CONDITION REPORT Very good condition with wear commensurate with age. Good clear marks and definition to detail still very good. Weight approximately 9.4 grams. It would fit finger size S but is designed to be flexible / enlarged or shortened. Unisex
Four gold gemset rings, an oval mixed cut amethyst claw set in an 18 carat yellow gold basket mount, ring size M, a step cut amethyst in an 18 carat mount size O, an aqua coloured stone in a white metal mount stamped 9ct size L, and a white metal half eternity ring marked 750 set with baguette cut white stones size P. gross weight of 18ct/750 including stones 12gms, 9ct 2.5gms.
A diamond solitaire ring, the brilliant cut stone six claw set in an 18 carat yellow and white gold single stone mount, 2mm wide shank and shoulders, approximate weight of diamond 0.70 carat, ring size O. The ring was retailed through the Goldsmiths chain of jewellers and registered with certification that states the diamond was mined in the Canadian Northwest Territories, the clarity is SI, colour H, the identification number is etched on the girdle. (The certificate is included with the ring).
A colour treated 'blue' diamond cluster ring, the round brilliant-cut 'blue' diamonds set to an open work scroll design, modelled in 9k white gold, ring size N 1/2, together with, a diamond and colour treated 'blue' diamond ring, of concave tapered form set with round brilliant-cut diamonds, in 9k white gold, ring size N (2)
A 10-BORE FLINTLOCK SPORTING GUN BY MANTON, 44.25inch sighted browned multi-stage damascus barrel ring turned at the mid point and finely inlaid and decorated with gold stands of arms and swags, and banding at the muzzle, further inlaid in gold Manton London in scrolling Gothic script, gold lined breech, pan and touch hole, border engraved stepped lock signed MANTON and fitted with a roller frizzen, half stocked with horn fore-end cap and chequered wrist, steel mounts, the trigger guard engraved with a stand of arms and the serial no. 1653 for 1792, brass capped wooden ramrod. Of note is that serial no. 1658 is listed in The Mantons: Gunmaker's by W.Keith Neal and D.H.L. Back as being an Unmounted Single 10-Bore Barrel of 45inches, of further note is the reference to "the words on the barrel and the touch-hole are in gold, and the barrel is decorated in gold at both breech and muzzle" It is surmised that the barrel and lock were sold for mounting in India where it appears this gun was stocked.
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