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Click here to subscribeA garnet set cross, the hanger stamped "RNC 900", suspended on a 9 ct carat gold fine link chain, and a 9 ct gold amethyst, peridot and seed pearl set bar brooch stamped "GFB". CONDITION REPORT: The size of the cross excluding the hanger is 4cm x 3cm, all stones appear to be in good order and are secure in their settings. We can see no evidence of any repairs or restoration.
A pair of diamond daisy cluster ear studs, in yellow gold coloured setting. Diameter 8 mm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both earrings are in structurally good condition with no evidence of any repairs or significant damage to the metalwork. The centre stone to one earring has two chips. One of the smaller stones also has an edge chip. The second earring has a scratch across one corner of the centre diamond and other very minor abrasions to the smaller stones.
A ladies 18 ct gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust wristwatch with gilt dial, 1966, Serial No. 1285302, Movement 1160, with baton markers and textured brick link bracelet strap, stamped "Swiss Made, Rolex 750, Rolex SA" (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The watch is in good working order. The crown operates as it should and the hands and date adjust correctly. The watch glass is in generally good condition as it the dial and bracelet. Gross weight 54 grams.
North Italian School of The Marches (circa 1300-1320), Madonna and child, tempera on gold ground panel within an integral gabled frame. 58.5 cm x 28.5 cm. NOTE - Sold with copy receipt from Richard Philip for £17,500 dated June 2002 (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: As you will see from the images two of the glass panels are missing. The others have varying degrees of perishing to the contents behind each panel. There are losses to the gilding at the front and some minor traces of woodworm are also visible. There are losses and nibbles to the gilt paintwork in particular around the base. When viewed from the sides there is evidence of old primitive nails and other traces of woodworm which is clearly long gone and now inactive. The same comments apply to the back of the piece. As you will be aware from our description we have an invoice for this piece dating back to 2002 when it was purchased by the current owners. We have attempted to take some photographs under a UV light which will show some slight areas of over painting on the face of the Madonna and arm of the child. The size of the painting itself is approx 17 cm x 12 cm. This excludes the slightly raised immediate rectangular frame which is within the gabled frame. We believe the frame to be integral to the panel. Please note that this lot as come to us from a private source but was purchased by the current owners in 2002 for £17,500. We have a copy of the receipt.
A Waltham 9 ct gold cased full Hunter pocket watch, Albert and fobs, the enamelled dial with subsidiary seconds dial within an engine turned case with vacant shield cartouche, the 9 ct gold Albert with fob engraved "First Prize Motor Race J. Thexton", and a 9 ct gold tiki fob. Albert and fobs 43.1 grams, pocket watch 95.7 grams gross (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The pocket watch winds and is currently ticking away as it should. The hands advance correctly. The dial and watch glass are in good condition. The case has some very minor marks and dings but again is in generally very good order. It closes crisply as it should. The serial number is 1 9534086. The Albert chain is in good order with no significant wear.
Two 19th century giltwood and white painted pelmets. Lengths 340 cm and 244.5 cm, each depth 29.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The large cornice is structurally very sound. The top moulded edge has numerous chips and sections of loss to the gesso. The gold leaf is also generally rubbed particularly along the top edge and returns. The pelmet is principally complete particularly when viewed from the front. Both the left and right hand returns have however been reduced in depth along the bottom return moulding presumably to accommodate an in-situ cornice. The smaller cornice is also structurally sound. The same comments apply with reference to the gesso and gilding namely that there are numerous small losses, scuffs and marks. When viewed from the front there do not appear to be any significant losses. The left hand return has a detached piece of gilt work but we do have the section. This pediment has also been reduced in depth at some point. Both pelmets have minor traces of long gone old woodworm. Both have also had some minor repairs and small losses to the gilt leaves.
A late 19th century diamond pendant, openwork design and set throughout with old brilliant cut diamonds with rose cut diamond point highlights, mounted in silver and gold. Diamond weight +/- 3.30 carats. Length 4.1 cm, in fitted case marked "Frazer & Haws, Regent Street, Piccadilly" (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The pendant was initially purchased at Bonhams in November 2009. The purchase price at the time was £3075. There is a certificate issued by Bonhams with the piece detailing the description. They also add that the diamonds have an estimated colour range of J-L and an estimated clarity of VS2 to I2. Please note this is not our opinion as we do not have this expertise. The pendant appears to be structurally very sound. We cannot see any evidence of any repairs. The centre stone has one small chip. There is some wear to the mounts between the claws on the centre stone. The stone is however not loose. The second tier stone at 11 o'clock is missing the small accompanying stone. There are no other missing stones but some do have very small chips
A Victorian seed pearl set pendant, the cluster stamped "18" and suspended on a 9 ct gold fine link chain (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Chain weight 9.6 grams, pendant weight 7 grams. Pendant diameter 33 mm. The pendant is dirty. The turquoise stones are generally in good order. The one top left is a little yellowed. The pearls in our opinion are all a little discoloured.
A 15 ct gold bar brooch, with diamond set Scottie Dog with ruby eye. Length 60 mm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The bar brooch is in generally good order. The clasp closes as it should. The locking mechanism operates correctly. The diamonds are in generally good order. One does have what appears to be a small edge chip and there are other very minor abrasions but no significant issues. There is no sign of any repairs or anything untoward. The weight is 5.5 grams.
A Queen Anne style wing armchair, raised on walnut cabriole legs terminating in pad feet, upholstered in beige and gold foliate patterned material. Width across arms 86 cm, height to top of back 102 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The chair is structurally very sound. There are no loose joints and no visible repairs to the legs. The upholstery is serviceable. There is no significant staining. There is some slight wear to the top of the right hand arm (as you look at the chair) and the piping around both arms appears to have been re-attached in places. There is some wear to the piping. The braiding is a little loose in places and the right hand side panel has detached itself from the arm upright. This will probably require re-stitching. The left hand panel is missing its braid and the old braid glue marks are visible.
A Victorian 9 ct gold amethyst and seed pearl set bracelet, with safety chain (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Gross weight 10.5 grams. The bangle is structurally sound. The amethysts appear to be in good order with only very minor imperfections. The seed pearls are all a little discoloured. None of the amethysts are loose in there settings. All settings do have minor imperfections and are slightly misshapen. The gold is hollow. There are numerous small dints to all of the hollow settings. The clasp operates as it should and the safety chain is intact. There is some ware to all links but the piece is structurally sound.
A Victorian gold metal and black enamel mourning brooch, set with seed pearls, the centre with plaited hair, the reverse also with plaited hair and with inscription "in memory of R.H. died 28 January 1867, E.H. died 5 September 1876 & A.H. 7 July 18", with suspension loop, diameter 4.7 cm x 3.3 cm.
Various Wade collectables, vases, flowerhead planters 12cm W, boat, fish dishes, various other Wade leaf stem planters, saucers, Veteran Car Series Bugatti 1913, Skol ashtray, Mdina style glass studio vase, a Prince William Warrant 22ct gold finish tankard Me And My Better Half, etc. (a quantity)
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