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Lot 52

A pair of pearl and turquoise 9ct gold earrings

Lot 429

A 22ct gold wedding band

Lot 433

A selection of 9ct gold and yellow metal to include mixed earrings and a Canadian fine gold coin

Lot 124

A micro mosaic of the Pantheon in Rome within a gold coloured metal brooch, setting 28mm x 23mm

Lot 294

An 18ct yellow gold and diamond set dress ring, stamped Vancox 750

Lot 74

Gold and yellow metal jewellery to include a 9ct gold and bronze core engraved bracelet, a 9ct gold cross pendant, a gold ring set with diamond chips, rubies and seed pearls and a yellow metal brooch

Lot 425

A 9ct gold bracelet A/F

Lot 4

A 9ct gold signet ring set with a red tablet

Lot 352

A 9ct gold signet ring initialed, 12g

Lot 351

A 9ct gold necklace with oval rope twist link, 36g

Lot 67

A 22ct gold wedding band, 4.6g

Lot 72

A 9ct gold necklace and a 9ct gold locket engraved with foliage, 15g total

Lot 428

A 9ct gold necklace together with a 9ct gold bracelet

Lot 53

A yellow gold coloured metal bracelet

Lot 432

Two 9ct gold rings and a yellow metal signet ring

Lot 58

A pair of yellow gold coloured metal earrings

Lot 353

A gold coloured metal ring set with pearls and rubies, 7.75g, stamped 750

Lot 69

Two 9ct gold rings, one with a woven design, the other a signet ring, 9g

Lot 105

A Longines gold plated ladies wristwatch with a champagne coloured baton dial, quartz movement, boxed with booklet and certificate

Lot 66

An 18ct gold wide wedding band, 12.2g

Lot 104

A green enamelled silver fob watch with star decoration stamped Agent Done, with a white enamelled dial and Arabic numerals and a gold plated Rotary wristwatch

Lot 71

A 9ct gold necklace and a 9ct gold dog pendant, 6.6g

Lot 313

A gold coloured chain and locket

Lot 274

A 9ct gold sapphire, emerald and ruby brooch

Lot 54

A yellow gold coloured metal interlinked bracelet

Lot 90

An 18ct gold and platinum, diamond two stone cross-over ring

Lot 368

A 9ct gold and amethyst ring and mixed costume jewellery, together with a Dubarry porcelain pill box in the form of an egg

Lot 55

An 18ct gold insect brooch, set with a red coral coloured cabochon

Lot 73

Two 18ct gold diamond and sapphire rings, 3.6g

Lot 295

An 18ct white gold and diamond set ring with a central line of twelve graduated diamonds between two other lines of smaller diamonds, marked 18k 750

Lot 114

Three gold coloured metal stick pins, one surmounted by an insect, one with a cameo and the other with five diamonds, 9.6g and a gold plated and marcasite brooch set with a green cabochon

Lot 103

Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke Series of Drawings of the Orders of Knighthood Conferred Upon the Duke of Wellington. [London, 1852]. Oblong 4to, half black calf, spine gilt in compartments, lettered directly in gilt in one, a.e.g.; 70 leaves including 34 coloured plates. It is unclear whether the copy is lacking a title-page or whether the colour plate of the Duke's arms serves the purpose. All plates are present as called for in the index on the final leaf. Seemingly scarce, with WorldCat only listing five copies. A dramatic and colourful display of honours (with accompanying background) richly illuminated with gold and silver on the plates.Binding rubbed and scuffed, cracking to head and foot of upper joint with short sections of spine detached, some slight, variable marginal staining to plates, plate 47 creased on inner margin with larger stain to upper left corner, some slight foxing. A very good copy of a rare and flashy work.

Lot 126

East-India Company Treaties and Grants from the Country Powers, to the East-India Company, Respecting their Presidency of Fort St. George, on the Coast of Choromandel; Fort-William, In Bengal; and Bombay, on the Coast of Malabar. From the Year 1756 to 1772. Printed in the Year, 1774. Bound with Proceedings of the Governor and Council at Fort William, &c. Respecting the Administration of Justice amongst the Natives in Bengal. Printed in the Year, 1774. 4to, calf-backed marbled boards; pp. [1-3]-258, [1]-10 (List of Treaties); [1-3], 138. Of the three great cities of the Company - Bombay, Madras, and Calcutta - the latter two owed their existence wholly to the eccentricities of man and the vicissitudes of fortune. The original settlement at Fort St. George was not auspicious. Francis Day, the Company Agent who settled there in 1640, evidently had a 'mistris' at St Thome, explaining the decision to pick desolate seafront a few minutes from the Portuguese. Day was so keen, he even offered to cover interest charges on money raised to build there. This became necessary when the original treaty turned out not to require the naik to pay for the fort as the company believed - a perfectly reasonable understanding, only discovered after they had already moved there. Madras would eventually prosper, but against all odds. The story of Fort William and Calcutta meanwhile is a sordid mix of political chaos and corporate greed. The Company was in a difficult position in the 17th century. They were beholden to the treaties of Moghul Emperors, and outside their strongholds had little privilege. That is not to say the Emperors did not need them - they needed gold and silver to prosecute the continual wars of the area. The Company was irritating but necessary. It was into this setting that Job Charnock came. Via a series of strange events, a wheeler-dealer with no military experience would eventually command an assault on one of the most powerful Empires in Asia. With 308 men. Driven out of Hughli, he headed twenty miles downriver and landed at what would eventually become Calcutta. After an increasingly bloody and ludicrous series of engagements a commercial spirit was re-established, and the Company settled at what would become one of its most significant cities. By the time of these Treaties the Company had long considered itself a Sovereign State in India, holding its Presidencies responsible for the enforcement of law, and especially duties, in their regions. The Treaties begin immediately after the French assault and seizing of Madras (returned after the Peace of Aix); the chaos of the Carnatic wars; and the recapture of Calcutta after its ignominious fall - and the attendant horrors of the Black Hole. The tenor of the time can be seen in the concerns for the disposition of the French; the confirmation of ownership and legal powers over settlements; restitution of captured forts and materiel; and careful declaration of shared enemies. The Plenipotentiary powers of Clive and his companions would determine the daily lives of those in Company territories. The Hon. Company remains perhaps unique in the annals of corporate history for blurring the lines between company and nation state. It conducted warfare, signed treaties, and did so not under a national flag, but a corporate logo. Today, it would be as if the Maersk Line or Microsoft deployed a private army to create a city in Pakistan working entirely for their needs. All of Anglo-India was born from the initial forays of the Company; its history is the history of the Raj. This period of Clive of India ultimately created the fusing of mercantilism and monarchy which gave Victoria her Jewel.

Lot 275

A Bespoke 14ct Yellow Gold Garnet and Diamond Tubular Ring. The ring set with a single emerald-cut garnet approx 8.5 x 6.6 x 4.8 mm, approx 3 cts flanked by two brilliant-cut diamonds approx 0.3 cts total, size N, approx 14.6 gms.

Lot 277

A Pair of 14ct White Gold Diamond Earrings. Each earring set with approx 20 baguette-cut diamonds, approx 2.40 cts total, approx 4.3 gms.

Lot 271

Antique 9ct Yellow Gold Bracelet. The bracelet with three 9ct gold fob bars, approx 30 gms.

Lot 250

A Pair of Continental 18ct Gold Earrings. The earrings stamped 750, approx 3.1 gms

Lot 213

An Edwardian Platinum and Diamond Floral Spray Brooch. The brooch having a white gold clip frame set with approx 1.75 ct of old-cut dias, approx 40 x 40  mm, approx 20 gms.

Lot 268

A 14ct Yellow Gold Green and Pink Stone Ring. The ring size M, approx 5.5 gms, stamped D & S.

Lot 256

An 18ct White Gold Ruby, Diamond and Sapphire Ring. The ring set with approx twelve marquise-cut sapphires approx 5 x 2 mm each and six oval-cut rubies approx 4 x 3mm each and approx 20 pts dias, size N, approx 5.6 gms.

Lot 257

A Continental 14ct Yellow Gold and Topaz Ring. The pear-shaped stone approx 20.5 x 12.3mm, mm DBS, size N, approx 8.6 gms.

Lot 218

Antique 9ct Gold Fob Chain. The chain includes a 9ct gold fob and anchor pendant, approx 32 cms, approx 30 gms.

Lot 230

A 9ct Gold Heart-Shape Pendant. This lot includes other misc 9ct gold jewellery, approx 10 gms.

Lot 269

A 14ct Yellow Gold Turquoise-Style Cameo Ring. The ring size J, approx 9.5 gms. (stone unknown)

Lot 212

A Vintage Baroque 9ct Gold Ring. The ring size P, approx 5 gms, mm SJ.

Lot 261

A Bespoke 14ct Yellow Gold Baroque-Style Tubular Ring. The ring size M, approx 14 gms.

Lot 209

A Collection of 9ct Gold Jewellery. This lot includes necklaces and chains, approx 40 gms.

Lot 313

English School Circa 1780 Oval Portrait Miniature. Gold frame, the reverse with engraved border, approx 67mm x 54 mm.Note: Purchased at the Christie's Sale November 2013 A Life's Devotion: The Collection of the Late Mrs T.S Eliot esteemed editor, astute collector, dedicated philanthropist and supporter of literature and The Arts. Wife of T.S Eliot author, playwright and poet.

Lot 260

A 14ct Yellow Gold and Pearl Ring. The pearl approx 10mm and flanked by two pear-shaped rubies approx 6 x 4 mm each, size L, approx 5 gms.

Lot 215

Antique Chinese 18ct Gold Jade Ring. The ring size O+, approx 5.5 gms.

Lot 258

A 9ct Yellow Gold Citrine Ring. The ring size K, together with another 10k yellow gold ring stamped Josten, size N, approx 6 gms combined weight. (2)

Lot 295

An Antique 18ct Yellow Gold Pearl Ring. The ring size L, approx 2.4 gms. (single pearl replaced)

Lot 235

A Victorian 14ct Rose Gold Amethyst and Seed Pearl Bracelet. The bracelet set with a center amethyst in a fine claw setting, approx 18 x 14 mm, approx 30 gms.

Lot 240

A Pair of 1960's Amber Glass Earrings. This lot includes another pair of faux pearl earrings on 14ct yellow gold backs, approx 0.7 gms.

Lot 284

A 14ct Gold Blue Stone Ring. The ring size L, approx 4 gms. (stone unknown)

Lot 288

A Lady's 18ct Tri-Gold Wedding Ring. The ring size H, mm CG & S, approx 5.7 gms together with a fine 9ct gold chain with a 9ct cross pendant, approx 1.6 gms. (3)

Lot 221

A Gentleman's 9ct Gold Wedding Band. The ring bearing London hallmarks, size S, approx 3.2 gms.

Lot 259

A Gentleman's 14ct Yellow Gold Signet Ring. The ring monogram N, size N, approx 7.3 gms.

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