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Lot 121
A pair of decorative ribbed cocoon form table lamps with patinated bronze square bases, together an oval brass strung travertine marble jewellery box. (3) The lamps: 24cm high. Provenance: The contents of a Chelsea Mansion furnished by Nicky Haslam and Collette van den Thillart. Further information on the Dawsons website article hereCondition report: Fittings inside, no apparent loses to plaster. For the box, slight discolouration to some of the travertine.
Lot 196
A jewellery box containing a collection of jewellery including a hallmarked 18ct gold signet ring, weight 5.7g, a charm bracelet stamped '9CT', a chain tested as 9ct gold, a hallmarked 9ct gold cross pendant, a hallmarked 9ct gold brooch, and a split pearl brooch tested as 9ct gold, a cameo brooch stamped '9CT', gross weight 23.6g
Lot 142
A collection of jewellery and silver items to include a aquamarine and pearl 15ct gold brooch, (base pin) total gross weight approx 3.9gms silver and peridot ring, silver and mother of pearl cased dress studs, silver Rhino cufflinks, by Patrick Mavros Zimbabwe, French enamel and gilt buttons, 800 silver cross and chain, along with a silver cigarette case, guilloche enamel compact (large chip to enamel) and round silver box (af hinge broken)
Lot 279
An early 20th century hard stone and silver set bracelet, comprising round cabochon stones including tigers eye, carnelian, agate, bloodstone, moss agate etc, to a box clasp with embossed decoration, length approx 17cm, along with a collection of vintage costume jewellery to include amber set ring, paste set rings, brooches, earrings some in gilt and white base metals, a white paste set cross brooch, faux pearl and plastic bead necklace, gilt metal bar brooch, along with five dress watches including Sekonda, Certina, Montine etc
Lot 298
A collection of costume jewellery to include a silver trumpet vase, height approx 15cm, Birmingham 1924,A & J Zimmerman Ltd weight approx 4.95ozt, (damaged) along with a white metal circular box, a gents gold plated UNO 17 jewels Incabloc, winds and working, various costume jewellery including paste set brooches, necklaces, faux pearls, gilt metal bangles and chains, gilt metal cameo brooch etc along with some commemorative coins including 50p featuring spitfires etc 1 bag
Lot 435
A COLLECTION OF GOLD COLOURED JEWELLERY To include a 9 carat gold three colour gold interlocking ring; an 18 carat gold opal and diamond ring; a 9 carat gold emerald cluster dress ring; two 9 carat gold band rings; a 9 carat gold St Christopher pendant; a similar gold coloured pendant; a multi strand bracelet; a 9 carat gold box link chain; and further items GROSS WEIGHT: 111 grams Condition Report: Varying levels of wear Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 438
A SMALL COLLECTION OF GOLD COLOURED JEWELLERY Comprising a two colour collar necklace, the reversible textured track links to a box clasp, stamped 375; together with a two colour ropetwist tassel necklace, stamped 375; and a two colour hinged bangle with twisted and stippled sections SIZE/DIMENSIONS: Collar 43cm long; ropetwist 42cm long; bangle inner width 5.9cm GROSS WEIGHT: 62 grams Condition Report: The items have some light wear commensurate with use, clasps are all in working order Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 352
Hallmarked silver suffragette Hunger Strike medal awarded to Frances Outerbridge, engraved with her name and dated March 1st 1912, in original named case with gilt inscription 'Presented to Frances Outerbridge by the Women's Social & Political Union in recognition of a gallant action, whereby through endurance to the last extremity of hunger and hardship, a great principle of political justice was vindicated'. Also included in the lot is a lock of the recipient's hair in a vintage jewellery box and two lorgnettes.Frances Outerbridge was born 1847 in Roath, Cardiff, to Stephen Arthur and Anne Outerbridge (nee Williams). Frances's paternal lineage is from an eminent Bermuda family and her uncle was Thaddeus Outerbridge, a prominent political figure and businessman in Bermudian society. In 1895/6, at the behest of his daughter the famous suffragette Anna Maria Outerbridge, Thaddeus Outerbridge unsuccessfully petitioned the Bermudian parliament for Suffrage, but although the bill to enfranchise women was passed in the house of assembly, it was defeated in the legislative council and the women of Bermuda had to wait until 1944 for the right to vote. It is hard to believe that the cousins Anna Maria and Frances Outerbridge were not in regular contact, given that they shared a common cause.Frances Outerbridge is later found in the 1891 Census aged 44 and living in the Bow district of London, in the same dwelling as Caroline Lowder Downing aged 35, both trained nurses. It appears the two women had a lifelong friendship. Caroline Lowder Downing is also Suffragette Hunger Strike medal recipient, her medal is held in the UK Parliamentary Art Collection. She was arrested in 1909, 1910 and 1911, and took part in a window smashing on 1st March 1912, for which she appeared at the London Bow St Sessions on the 19th March and was imprisoned in Winson Green Prison, Birmingham. Here she went on hunger strike and as was the common practice, was force fed (Winson Green was one of the first prisons to adopt this). It is highly likely that Frances Outerbridge took part in the same action due to the date on her medal being the same as Downing's, but her name does not appear in any Suffragette records that we can find, leading us to believe she may have given a false name when arrested. Arrest records for the same day as Caroline Downing show a Frances Williams with identical arrest date and appearance at Bow Street, which suggests that Frances Outerbridge gave the name Frances Williams (using her mother's maiden name) when arrested, hence why, despite the naming on the medal, she does not appear in any official list of Hunger Strike medal recipients under her real name.This lot is consigned for sale by a direct descendant of Frances Outerbridge.
Lot 212
An Edwardian silver mounted jewellery box, A & J Zimmerman Ltd, Birmingham 1907, of shaped rectangular form with lined interior and ring tray, 11cm wideCondition report: Hallmarks slightly rubbed, general wear and light scratches in keeping with age but no significant visible damage, refer to images
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