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Click here to subscribeA diamond three-stone ring - The graduated old-cut diamonds, each within an illusion setting to the tapered shoulders and plain band - Estimated total diamond weight 2.05cts - Estimated J-K colour, P1-P2 clarity - Tests as gold - Ring size N - Weight approx 3.3gms. Condition Report: Good to fair - With light surface scratches - Possible replacement band - Slightly misshapen - Diamonds lively and bright - Centre stone more heavily included than side stones
An 18ct gold diamond single-stone ring - The rectangular-shape diamond to the tapered shoulders and plain band - Diamond weight 0.57ct, stamped to band - Estimated I-J colour, VS2-SI1 clarity - Hallmarked Birmingham - Ring size K 1/2 - Weight approx 2.2gms Condition Report: Good - With light surface scratches - Diamond bright
Three World War I Victory medals to Private Wakes Bedf Yeo, Private Boness Bedf R and Private Thorn Essex R, a 1939-45 Service medal to Aircraftsman First Class K G Cox, a 1914-15 Star awarded to Pte Wakes 597 Bedf Yeo, a copper Death plaque to Pte Fred Thorn 40434 a 1939-1945 Star, an ARP badge, two enamel medallions and a DRGM leather cased sovereign holder and water canister
AFTER ANNIE TEMPEST "Enjoying one's husband's hobbies", limited edition colour print No'd 208/850, another "What do you make of that new chap at the Old Rectory, Dicky? ...", limited edition colour print No'd 100/1000 signed in pencil, BINGHAM MCGUINNESS "River landscape with figures in boat in foreground and church spire rising in background", watercolour heightened with white, signed and dated 1880 bottom left, AFTER P DUVAL "Costes de Guinée", coloured map, ENGLISH SCHOOL "Study of daffodils in a jug", oil on board, unsigned, and K. WATKINS "Stately Home with figures and golf trolleys in foreground", watercolour heightened with white, signed and dated 1980 bottom left
(x) Japanese Occupation of Marshall IslandsOverall these overprints are considered to have had more of a propaganda character, rather than postal. They are believed to have been initially produced for use on mail by the German population etc (Japanese proclamation in October 1914 specifically permitted sending of mail to anywhere in the world, free to Japan), but mail privilages were quickly withdrawn by order of higher authorities (December 1914). No postal usage is recorded as surviving, so either no mail was actually despatched in initial period, or more likely it was all seized in transit to Japan, or otherwise lost1914 red seal overprints of Paymaster K. Tamura (reisho style) on 3pf., 5pf., 10pf., 25pf., 30pf, 50pf. and 80pf., fresh and fine mint. Rare, only small numbers recorded. Holcombe Opinion (1992) and Ceremuga Certificate (2002). Photo Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
A collection of Belleek wares comprising a pair of 19th century cups and saucers with marine style modelling and coral style handles, with black printed marks to base, a further 19th century Belleek cup and saucer of plain form with ring handle, a Belleek Collectors Society plaque moulded with greyhound and harp mark, with green printed mark to reverse, also together with Belleek, The Complete Collector`s Guide and Illustrated Reference by Richard K Degenhardt and a small collection of Royal Worcester and Alfred Meakin dishes
Hamilton Barton 14k yellow gold wristwatch, Circa 1948having a silvered dial, with applied dot and Arabic indexes, subsidiary seconds dial, 19 jewel manual wind movement #25249H by Hamilton USA, caliber 754 H, within a rectangular 14k yellow gold case, with hooded lugs, case marked Hamilton Watch Co. Lancaster 14k L & K, Barton, #L637448, 40.3 mm lug to lug, 22.8 mm in width, engraved on back ""Presented to C.C. Covin in appreciation of 30 years loyalty to Standard of California Family 1953"", gross weight is 22 grams
TWO GERMAN BISQUE DOLLS. The larger is a socket head incised ""K*R SIMON & HALBIG 117n43"" having blue glass sleep eyes which also flirt from side to side, open mouth with four upper teeth, on original fully jointed wood and composition body with rubber hands, high knee joints, and diagonal hip joints. She wears her original dark blonde bobbed mohair wig, a 1910 style white cotton dress with pink ribbon sash, and newer white leather shoes. The smaller is a Kestner with head incised ""Made in Germany 143"" having blue glass sleep eyes, an open mouth with two upper teeth and a fully jointed wood and composition body with straight wrists. She wears a replacement wig and has been appropriately recostumed. SIZE: K*R: 17"" t (43cm). Kestner: 10"" (25cm). CONDITION: K*R overall very good with some typical age deterioration to hands. Kestner also very good, slight bisque speckling. 1-14067
FOUR GERMAN BISQUE HEAD BABY DOLLS. Included are two A.M. 341s, so called Dream Baby types, a Bye-lo with celluloid hands and stamped body, and also a small K&W 199 baby on a 5-piece bent wood composition body. SIZE: Largest: 16"" t (41cm). Largest: 10"" t (25cm). CONDITION: Good to very good; Bye-lo missing one finger. 1-13687
FOUR GERMAN BABY DOLLS. Largest doll is a Bye-lo with brown sleep eyes, stamp on body and celluloid hands (missing two fingers), along with a slightly smaller composition Bye-lo, a K*R 100 with molded and painted features and bent wood body, and a similar sized baby incised ""FB/0"" attributed to Dressel. SIZE: Largest: 16"" t (41cm). Smallest: 11"" t (28cm). CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-13663
FOUR LARGE GERMAN BISQUE HEAD DOLLS. Largest is incised ""S&C Simon & Halbig 80"" with brown glass sleep eyes on fully jointed body. Next largest is incised ""Cuno & Otto Dressel"" with blue glass sleep eyes and is on a fully jointed body, missing one finger. Another doll incised ""Queen Louise"" with blue glass sleep eyes and painted lower lashes and silk upper lashes. Smallest is incised ""K*R 62"" with brown glass sleep eyes on original body. SIZE: Largest: 31"" t (80cm). Smallest: 24"" t (62cm). CONDITION: Good; all have some typical body wear; Queen Louise has a few white spots on forehead that are not wig pulls. 1-13695
MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF FIVE GERMAN DOLLS AND ONE AMERICAN COMPO. Largest is a ""Belton"" type with closed mouth, inset blue paperweight eyes, solid dome head, on original fully jointed composition body with straight wrists, wearing original clothing and incised ""212"". Next is an A.M. 341 infant doll on cloth body with composition hands, a small K&R doll on 5-pc body dressed in Scot`s clothing, a small Hertel & Schwab 152 baby on composition body (missing wig), a German doll on 5-piece body dressed in a tuxedo, and last, an American composition doll, unmarked. SIZE: Largest: 14"" t (36cm). Smallest: 8-1/2"" t (21cm). CONDITION: Good to very good; composition doll shows typical crazing. 1-13757
FIVE GERMAN BISQUE CHILD DOLLS. Four of the five dolls are bisque shoulder heads on leather bodies, and they include two A.M. Floradoras, a Kestner, and a Heubach Koppelsdorf 275. The socket head on a jointed composition body in incised ""K*R Simon & Halbig 46"". SIZE: Largest: 19"" t (49cm). Smallest: 16"" t (41cm). CONDITION: Fair to good; Koppelsdorf doll lacking lower arms; K*R doll has faint hairline crack in center of forehead. 1-13688
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