Sparrow, Anthony: A Collection of Articles Injunctions, Canons, Orders... Chiefly in the Times of K Edward. V1th. Q Elizabeth. and K James. R. Norton for Timothy Garthwait 1661, With Frontis plate. PP: (xiv), 1-31, (i)blank, (ii)TP, 33-60, 63-64, (ii)TP, 67-68, 65-66(misbound), 69-92, 63-85, (i) blank, (ii) TP, 1-6, (ii) TP, 1-54, (ii) TP, 303-372(End); 340 pages in all. Cont. full panelled calf; upper cover detached; 2- Verstegan, R ; i.e. Richard Rowlands: A Restitution of Decayed Intelligence in Antiquities.. For S Mearne, 1673. PP:xxiv, 374, (xviii), with 10 text illus. & vignette title. Cont. ½ leather; rubbed; 3- Rapin de Thoyras: History of England. For J J & Paul Knapton.. nd, (Dedication dated 1733). Folio, PP:vi, 828, (xxx)index. Cont. full leather; worn; TP & upper cover detached; 4- Turner, S: History of the manners, landed property , government, laws, poetry.. of the Anglo Saxons. Longmans.., 1805. PP(iv) TP &1/2 Title, 514, v-viii, 515-520. Original boards; detached, foxing (4)
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Hanhart Kriegsmarine 60 second stopwatch. Plated case, 51mm diameter, missing bow. Marked G.S on back. Dial marked with Hanhart in script, with K M, outer second track in black marks 0-60 seconds, inner track in red counts 100ths of minute. Sub dial at top marks elapse minutes (up to 30). Winds starts and resets correctly. QGC
Hanhart Kriegsmarine 60 second stopwatch. Plated case, 51mm diameter, no markings on caseback. Dial marked Hanhart in script, with K M, outer second track in black marks 0-60 seconds, inner track in red counts 100ths of minute. Sub dial at top marks elapse minutes (up to 30). Winds starts and resets correctly. GC
Hanhart Kriegsmarine 30 second stopwatch. Plated case, 51mm diameter, missing bow. Marked G.S on back. Dial marked with Hanhart in script, anker 7 steine, with K M, outer second track in black marks 0-30 seconds, inner track in red counts 30-60 seconds. Sub dial at top marks elapse minutes (up to 15). Winds starts and resets correctly. VGC
Hanhart Kriegsmarine 1/100th minute stopwatch. Plated case, hinged back, 51mm diameter. Dial marked with Hanhart in script, anker 11 steine, laufzeit 3 stunden, with K M. Outer second track in black marks 1/100ths of minute, sub dial at top marks elapse minutes (up to 30). Winds starts and resets correctly. VGC
A quantity of Hornby Railways Rolling Stock. 2x Terrier class A1/A1X 0-6-0T locomotives. RN 2662 (R3022). In lined Olive green livery. Also K&ESR 'Rolvenden' (R3781). In lined dark blue livery. Together with 6 passenger coaches: 2x BR Gresley Suburban 3rd class Brake, BR Gresley Suburban Composite and a similar 3rd class. All in red livery. Plus 2 LMS Corridor Coaches, a Corridor Brake and a Full Brake. Both in lined maroon livery. Also a BR Passenger Brake 'Van C', a Maunsell Cattle Wagon and a 20 ton Brake Van. All boxed. Mint. £80-100
Cortebert Kriegsmarine pocketwatch. Plated case, snap back, 51mm diameter. Serial 543312. Flawless porcelain dial, signed K M Cortebert, luminous material on dial appears all original and intact, blued hands potentially refinished. Unable to open case so movement unknown, in running condition. Includes outer storage case. VGC
Anglo-Saxon, an anonymous silver sceatta of the Secondary Phase series K, type 32a, dating c. AD 720-740. Obverse: no legend, diademed bust left with cross pommee in front. Reverse: no inscription, 'wolf' coiled left, curled tongue issuing from mouth. About Fine, some surface deposits. Diameter: 11.5mm. Weight: 0.9g. N94, Abramson (2006), figs. K400 and K420.Provenance: from the collection of a metal detectorist.Reference: Abramson, T. 2006. Sceattas: an Illustrated Guide. King’s Lynn: Heritage Publications.
CA. 800 AD Interesting Medieval period silver ring; a round hoop with applied oval bezel; depicting a stylized path going through forests/mountains. It is believed such rings were used/given to travellers and pilgrims in the Medieval period as talismans for protection against evil and misfortune. Good, wearable condition; D: 16mm/L:20mm;UK K US 5; 2.5gr; Provenance: from the collection of a Cambridge gentleman, previously acquired in the 1990s.
CA. 200 AD. Rare Ancient Roman gold ring; a well-preserved hoop forming an elliptical bezel; beautifully carved green intaglio stone inserted in the middle; depicting a standing stag near a tree; the standing stag is often associated with the god Satyr; it was later on used in Christianity as the prototype of depicting the Devil. Superb, wearable condition; D: 16mm/L: 21mm; UK K US 5; 2gr; Provenance: From the private collection of a London professional, previously in an old British collection formed in the 1980s.
A DIAMOND AND SAPPHIRE RING Bezel-set to the centre with an emerald-cut sapphire weighing approximately 1,10ct, flanked by two claw-set emerald-cut sapphires, with a combined weight of approximately 0,30ct, encrusted by pavé-set diamonds, with acombined weight of approximately 0,30ct, colour J-K, clarity VS-SI, in a 9ct white gold ring, size K
WW1 British Medal Group comprising of WW1 1914-15 Star, War Medal 1914-18 and Victory Medal and a cased Military Cross awarded to Lt Arthur Anderton, RFA. All complete with original ribbons. The MC is not engraved. This group comes complete with family history research and is new to the market. Lt Anderton won his MC in Sept 1918 and his citation reads "For conspicuous gallantry and devoition to duty. This officer was left behind in charge of the ammuntion dump when the section evacuated its lines. All the morning the area was subjected to intense bombardment and at midday the dump was set on fire. He immediately set to work and got it extinguised. Half and hour later it was again set on fire and he was blown into a ditch by a shell explosion. In spite of his efforts the fire got such a hold that the dump finally blew up". Post war Lt Anderton served in Ireland with the Auxilary Division of the Royal Irish Constabulary ("Black and Tans") and was wounded by a grenade attack on K Coy at Dillons Cross in 1920.
WW1 British Military Cross Medal group awarded to 2nd Lt. William Alexander Lytle, 1/6th Battalion Notts & Derby Regt (Sherwood Foresters) comprising of Military Cross which is engraved "2/LT WA Lytle Foresters 23.12.15", 1914-15 Star named 1743 LClp WA Lytle Notts & Derby Regt, War Medal, Victory Medal named Lieut WA Lytle, WW2 Defence Medal and War Medal 1939-45 (Both privately named to Maj WA Lytle, Sherwood Foresters) Edward VII Volunteer Long Service medal named to 3503 Sjt WA Lytle, 2/VB Notts & Derby Regt. Along with a set of miniature medals covering his WW1 & WW2 Awards. All mounted in a frame. Along with a hallmarked silver cigarette case given to him by his wife, which stopped a bullet and is dented as a result. Also included is a copy of a photo of 2nd Lt Lytle in uniform with MC ribbon with newspaper cutting pasted to reverse.https://derbyshireterritorials.wordpress.com/officers/k-o-officers/
A platinum yellow and colourless diamond ring, Tiffany & Co collet set with a cushion cut yellow diamond, in a pavé set surround of small round brilliant cut diamonds, the shoulders similarly set, signed Tiffany & Co PT950 750 28527292 1.55CTS (Dimensions: Ring Size: K/L, principal diamond weight: 1.55cts)(Ring Size: K/L, principal diamond weight: 1.55cts)Condition report: Overall in good condition. There is very minor wear to the shank, barely noticable and consistent with age and use. The pave set diamonds are present and well-matched. The ring has an associated Tiffany & Co. box (not a ring box), and there is no accompanying paperwork.
An early 20th century diamond and sapphire set cluster ring millegrain set with a cushion cut diamond in a border of channel set French cut sapphires, and an outer border of eight-cut diamonds, the band with ribbed detail, unmarked (Dimensions: Ring size: K, estimated principal diamond weight: 2.12cts)(Ring size: K, estimated principal diamond weight: 2.12cts, estimated total secondary diamond weight: 0.30cts)Condition report: An attractive piece in good overall condition. Estimated diamond weight: 2.12cts, 7.88 x 7.74 x 4.47mm (approx.) Please note that the setting prevents an accurate measurement of the carat weight. Estiamted diamond clarity: SI2/P Estimated diamond colour: K/L Gross weight: 4.6g
A ruby and diamond set ring the openwork lozenge mystery set with square cut rubies and pavé set with diamonds, with foliate scroll shoulders and tapering plain shank, numbered '2' (Dimensions: Ring size: K)(Ring size: K)Condition report: One ruby likely a replacement. Gross weight 2.3 gr. Please note that diamonds and gemstones can not be accurately graded and measured when mounted in jewellery.
An onyx and diamond set ring of bombé form, the centre panel pavé set with eight-cut diamonds between rope-twist borders, to shoulders set with carved onyx, in the style of Van Cleef & Arpels, with French mark for gold (Dimensions: Ring size: K / L)(Ring size: K / L)Condition report: The shank with worn French maker's mark. Diamonds well-matched. Generally in good condition with some surface scratches consistent with age and use. Gross weight 5.5 gr.
A 1960s diamond set ring naturalistically cast, claw-set with five round brilliant cut diamonds, to a tapering shank, British hallmarks for London, 1964, in a rectangular punch with cut corners (Dimensions: Ring size: K/L; estimated total diamond weight: 0.20cts)(Ring size: K/L; estimated total diamond weight: 0.20cts)Condition report: Gross weight 14.6 gr. The maker's mark partially worn There is some wear to the high points of the casting. the largest diamond approx. 0.10cts. Please note that diamonds and gemstones can not be accurately graded and measured when mounted in jewellery.
A diamond set eternity ring channel set with a continuous row of Prince-cut diamonds, stamped 950 (Dimensions: Ring size: J/K, estimated total diamond weight: 4.27cts)(Ring size: J/K, estimated total diamond weight: 4.27cts)Condition report: In good overall condition. Some light surface wear to metalwork. Some evidence of a faint hallmark to inside of shank, but it is very faint. Clearly stamped 950. Estimated total diamond weight: 4.27cts Esitamted overall colour: F/G Estiamted overall clarity: VS1/2 Sizing bars to inside of shank. Gross weight: 6.9g Please note that diamonds and gemstones can not be accurately graded and measured when mounted in jewellery.
A diamond bar brooch claw set to each side with two old European cut diamonds with a pavé set diamond baton between, with accompanying reports from Gemmological Certification Services, dated 31 July 2019, the first numbered 79226-38 stating the diamond is 4.16 cts., K colour and SI2 clarity, the other numbered 79226-42 stating the diamond is 4.04 cts., J colour and SI1 clarity (Dimensions: Length: 45 mm; estimated total diamond weight: 8.20cts)(Length: 45 mm; estimated total diamond weight: 8.20cts)Footnote: Property from a Private European CollectionCondition report: Generally in good condition with very light wear consistent with age and use. Gross weight 7.0 gr. Please note that diamonds and gemstones can not be accurately graded and measured when mounted in jewellery.
A diamond solitaire ring claw set with a round brilliant cut diamond, the plain tapering shank with British hallmarks for London, 1995 (Dimensions: Ring size H/I; estimated diamond weight: 0.85cts)(Ring size H/I; estimated diamond weight: 0.85cts)Condition report: The diamond is pique, approx. K/L colour. Gross weight 2.8 gr. Please note that diamonds and gemstones can not be accurately graded and measured when mounted in jewellery.
Letters.- Collection of letters to Virginia Vernon, journalist, including: Pamela Frankau; letter to Gilbert Renault, known as Colonel Rémy (1904-84), French Resistance fighter; 2 Limericks by F Tennyson Jesse; Marie Belloc Lowndes; R.C. Sheriff; Jerome K Jerome; Rebecca West; Elizabeth Delafield; Yvette Guilbert; Dorothy L Sayers; Gracie Fields; John Gielgud (letters and Christmas Card); Noel Coward; Laurence Olivier, numerous pages, v.s., v.d., 1911-66 (qty).⁂ Letter from Rebecca West. "I wish I could have seen you after the Wedding... . Lady Edwina Mountbatten's appearance was that of a principal boy with a skirt - she had the good old Casino de Paris headdress with one osprey going down the front curving round her left bosom... ."
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