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Lot 254
Victorian gold, ruby and diamond mourning brooch and a small collection of costume jewellery including a micro mosaic brooch, imitation pearl necklace and an amber type beaded necklace, housed in a carved wooden boxCondition Report:15ct gold brooch approx 12.50gm (gross), tests as approx 15ct
Lot 620
Box full of interesting watches and jewellery including gold and silver: Watches include Omega, Swatch, Seiko, Fossil, Seksy etc. Jewellery includes silver and numerous other pairs of earrings, gilt charms, freshwater pearls, silver pendant & chain, 9ct gold headed stick pin and 9ct gold locket (bk & ft), and various other pieces. A jewellery box full.
Lot 41
ANTIQUE GARNET SET FLOWER HEAD BROOCH, the flat cut stones housed in a yellow metal closed setting, probably George III, in vintage Skinner & Co jewellery box of Orchard Street, LondonProvenance: deceased estate Carmarthenshire, consigned via our Carmarthen OfficeCondition report: some of the stones have small chips including the centre stone.
Lot 9
ASSORTED JEWELLERY comprising pietra dura oval brooch, various cufflinks, Crummles enamel patch box, sterling and enamel fish bar brooch, cameo ring, dolphin jewellery, white metal chains, heart pendant, silver filigree brooch ETCProvenance: private collection Newport, consigned via our Cardiff Office
Lot 2624
Group of silver novelties, to include modern snuff box, hallmarked C M E Jewellery Ltd, Birmingham import 1990, and stamped 925, a further smaller example stamped 925, an unmarked nutmeg grater modelled in the form of an acorn, modern filled paperweight modelled as a fruit, and various models of animals, including a pelican, terrapin, bee, snail, and turtle, all stamped 925, etc., Condition Report:Varying degrees of light wear, predominantly in the form of surface scratches and nicks.Hallmarks generally clear and legible.
Lot 2628
Modern silver snuff box, of rounded rectangular form, the hinged cover decorated in relief with a dog, hallmarked C M E Jewellery Ltd, Birmingham import 1994, and stamped 925, approximate weight 0.80 ozt (25 grams)Condition Report:General light wear, predominantly in the form of surface scratches and nicks.Snuff box with two knocks to underside. Hallmarks clear and legible.
Lot 65
A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE JEWELLERY comprising a diamond dress ring and a collection of vintage jewellery in a Japanese lacquered box (no key), the diamond ring set with a central diamond and diamond accented shoulders on a yellow metal shank marked DIA with rubbed hallmarks, ring size P, weight 2grams
Lot 317
A 19th century Archaeological Revival necklace, attributed to Carlo Giuliano, 1880s, alternately mounted with graduated faceted and fluted bloodstone beads and shaped gilt metal beads, 'S'-shaped clasp, with a box-link chain, 40cm long, unsigned, fitted octagonal box for C. Giuliano, London, stamped 'K' for C.J. Kits For a related pair of necklaces in silver gilt and hardstone made by Giuliano to designs by Sir Edward Poynter(1836-1919), immortalised in his 1887 painting depicting Helen of Troy, now in the Royal Collection, see Gere, C. and Munn, G., Artists' Jewellery: Pre Raphaelite to Arts and Crafts, Antique Collectors' Club, 1989, p.82
Lot 235
FRANK GEHRY FOR TIFFANY: EARHOOPS; BULGARI: BAND RING; VERSACE: ABSTRACT RING1st: Of geometric design, the front pavé-set with brilliant-cut diamonds, 2nd: Of bombé design with a curved steel plaque centre, 3rd: Of abstract pyramid design, accented by brilliant-cut diamonds, 1st: signed Tiffany & co, Gehry, 2nd: signed Bulgari, 3rd: signed Versace, earring length 2.5cm, ring sizes approx. J and O, 1st with maker's box and pouch (3)Footnotes:This lot is part of a large private collection of 20th century jewellery that was formed over several decades. The collection represents the breadth of innovation and creativity of jewels made during the second half of the 20th century as well as the collectors' eye for superior design and appreciation of jewellery as an art form.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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