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Lot 279
A late Victorian sapphire and diamond seven stone carved head ring, a circular mixed cut sapphire and two oval Swiss cut sapphires, claw set to a carved head, with pairs of rose cut diamond set points. Plain shank hand engraved to the inside with two sets of initials and the date 1902. Marked 18ct CONDITION REPORT: Finger size K½. Head 14.7mm long, 5mm wide. Minor nibbles to the girdle of one sapphire at the shoulder, an indented natural to the other.
Lot 304
A gentlemen's three stone diamond gypsy ring, with three graduated brilliant cut diamonds, with white illusion plates, star set to a tapering head. Marked 18ct PLAT. Finger size T½ LE CONDITION REPORT: x1 @ 0.15ct approximately. x2 @ 0.07ct approximately = 0.14ct. Estimated total diamond weight 0.29ct. Estimated colour range K/L. Estimated clarity range SI1/P1.
Lot 334
An Art Deco single stone diamond ring, a brilliant cut diamond with an estimated weight of approximately 0.64ct, six claw set to a plain collet. Shoulder loop and arches with hand engraved decoration to a flat section shank. Marked 18ct PLAT. Diamond assessed as approximately: Colour: K/L Clarity: P1/P2 Finger size M
Lot 346
A stainless steel Oyster Junior Sport strap watch, c.1949, circular silvered dial with gilt Arabic numerals, black hands and centre second sweep. Dial signed 'R L Christie, Edinburgh', probably the original retailer. Case back machine engraved 'M K Robertson SAXG 150-3'. Case no. 90233 2784. Inside case marked R.W.C.Ltd Oyster Watch Co. Strap deficient CONDITION REPORT: The case has been opened and will require resealing prior to being worn. Screw down crown will not unscrew. Assume the watch is not in working condition. 30mm diameter, excluding the crown.
Lot 360
An 18ct white gold, ruby and diamond triple cluster ring, c.1970, three circular mixed cut rubies, all claw set in a row, surrounded by graduated brilliant cut diamonds, all claw set to a straight wire basket, open shoulders to a plain shank. London 1974. Hallmark indistinct. Finger size K LE
Lot 395
A gold single stone diamond ring, c.1960, with a brilliant cut diamond, estimated as approximately 0.90ct, six claw set in a tall, white, flat bar collet. Applied white kite shoulders, each grain set with two eight cut diamonds, all mounted to the top of a flat section, tapering shank, with Florentine finish decoration. Marked 18ct. Diamond assessed as approximately: Colour: G/H Clarity: SI2/P1 Finger size K¾
Lot 414
A 22ct gold single stone diamond ring by Leonardo Pieroni, with an oval uncut diamond crystal, with a known weight of 1.53ct, rub set to a plain oval frame to a high 'D' section shank, London 2007, finger size K-L, together with a matching 22ct gold band ring, also by Leonardo Pieroni, London 2009, finger size K½ (2) A copy of the original invoice is available to view.
Lot 441
A white gold single stone diamond ring, with a daisy shaped diamond set surround. An old brilliant cut diamond, with an estimated weight of approximately 1.07ct, claw set to a plain collet. A petal surround set with old eight cut diamonds to a plain shank. Marked 18ct. Diamond assessed as approximately: Colour: K/L Clarity: P1-P2 CONDITION REPORT: Ring size: M. Diamond probably early 20th century. The mount was probably made circa 1950-1960. The diamond is bright and lively. Setting secure. Some wear to two of the wires on the basket, where it has been worn next to another ring. One does not require attention, the other would benefit from being built up.
Lot 446
A diamond set line bracelet, late 20th century, with brilliant cut diamonds, four claw set in square collets, with an estimated total diamond weight of approximately 3.50ct. Marked 14K CONDITION REPORT: P2/P3 clarity range. K/L/M colour range. Probably American. Setting and clasp appear secure. An area of yellow at the centre of the figure of eight clasp suggest the bracelet may either be yellow gold and later rhodium plated or an off-white/white gold.
Lot 115
Howard Keith for H K Furniture Ltd., a pair of 1960's low wing back armchairs with beech frames and yellow checkered upholstery CONDITION REPORT: Good with modern button-up covers, some deep scratches to legs, scuffs and marks to arms (see images) but generally good for age and structurally sound, wear and stains in several places to original upholstery. Dimensions (per chair): height 93 cm, width (arm to arm) 64 cm, depth (approx) 80 cm, depth (of seat) 50 cm
Lot 193
P. Bonnard – M. Denis – H.-G. Ibels – H. de Toulouse-Lautrec F. Vallotton – Éd. Vuillard, et al. Exposition de la « Dépêche » de Toulouse. Catalogue illustré de 17 lithographies originales. Catalogue de l’exposition ouverte le 15 mai 1894 dans les salons de la « Dépêche », illustré de lithographies originales par L. Anquetin (L’Arrivée, I.F.F. n. d.), P. Bonnard (Le Tub, Bouvet 29), M. Denis (La Dame au jardin d’or, Cailler 80), Eug. Grasset (L’Envie, I.F.F. n. d.), H.-G. Ibels (Une parade, I. F. F. n. d.), A. Laugé (Tête de femme, profil à droite, I.F.F. n. d.), M. Maufra (La Pointe de l’Hébullu, Morane 21), Ch. Maurin (Enfant nue), Hermann-Paul (En chemin de fer, I.F.F. n. d.), H. Rachou (Capucines et grenouilles), R. Ranft (Petit port de mer), P. Ranson (Conversation sous la lampe, Ranson-Bitker 10), K.-X. Roussel (Femme dans les bois, Salomon 5), P. Sérusier (Femme dans un bois), H. de Toulouse-Lautrec (Danse excentrique, Delteil 67), F. Vallotton (Le Renseignement, Vallotton et Goerg 52), Éd. Vuillard (Jeune femme accoudée, Roger-Marx 26). Infimes rousseurs et léger empoussiérage (essentiellement à la couverture). In-12 broché, 36 pp., couverture imprimée et décorée. Rare.
Lot 459
Golf Club Centenaries (9) – to incl 5x hardbacks to incl “One Hundred Years New A History of The New Golf Club, St Andrews” by K Mackie & Chic Harper, “Chronicle of the Islay GC and the Machrie Links”, “Open Champions & The Musselburgh Golf Story” by Coleville, “A History of Roehampton Club 1902-1986”, “Helensburgh GC. A Celebration of the First 100 Years”, plus 4 soft backs “Muirkirk GC, A History 1910-2010”, “A Short History of Local Golf & The Kingswear & Dartmouth GC”, “The Royal Burgess Golfing Society of Edinburgh 250th Anniversary Celebration” and “Rudyard Lake GC1906-1926” (G)
Lot 778
1960 Open Golf Championship official programme signed by Arnold Palmer – played at St Andrews and signed to the front title page by Arnold Palmer (1st Open) and runner up to K Nagle – comes with c.o.a – a corner crease and tear to the front cover and a small tear to the back cover – otherwise (G) Note: Palmer returned in 1961 to win his first Open and successfully defended his title in 1962
Lot 35
Collection of Far East Wrestling programmes all from 1950 (14) – held at the Happy World Stadium Singapore – wrestlers incl George Duane Champion of Orient, Jon Morro Australian Champion, Low K Zeng Malaya Champion, Tiger Scott Canadian and New Zealand Champion et al together with a 1949 Far East Army Services Boxing Championship programme (15)
Lot 168
Collection of early 1900s England and Kent County Cricket players autographs and other famous men of the day c1911 – to incl the following cricketers D.W Carr (England & Kent) and together with and signed and laid down on the back by Field Marshall Roberts and, K L Hutchings (England and Kent) killed in action in 1916 both laid down and signed on the back by South Africa’s opening batsman Louis Tancred (who toured with S.A to compete in the first triangular match against England and Australia) Note: Field Marshall Frederick Sleigh Roberts, 1st Earl Robert’s decorated VC KG KP GCB OM GCSI GCIE KSt VD PC (b.1832 – d.1914) was a British soldier who was one of the most successful commanders of the 19th century. He served in the Indian rebellion, the Expedition to Abyssinia and the Second Anglo-Afghan War before leading British Forces to success in the Second Boer War. He also became the last Commander-in-Chief of the Forces before the post was abolished in 1904 see attached resume
Lot 242
Collection of 1988 Signed Cricket Reliance World Cup Captains Bank Notes signatures including V Richards, M Gatting, A Border, K Dev, J Traicos J Crowe and I Khan, includes 8 x bank notes which are stuck down, mf&g overall 35 x 45cm (1) Note: The Fourth Edition of the ICC Cricket World Cup Tournament, held in India and Pakistan, which was the first tournament to held outside England, with Australia winning the tournament
Lot 258
Ken Barrington 1930-1981 Signed Display and 4 x Cricket Sweaters to include a large display with information, prints and a signature regarding K Barrington, t/w 4 x Cricket pull overs, 1 x Surrey, 2 x MCC and 1x England, the display is mf&g overall 74 x 68cm all in VG condition (5) Note: K Barrington played for the England cricket team and Surrey County Cricket Club in the 1950s and 1960s. He was a right-handed batsman and occasional leg-spin bowler, well known for his jovial good humour and long, defensive innings “batting with bulldog determination and awesome concentration”
Lot 149
Great BritainMulready Caricatures and other Printed EnvelopesK. Pearsall's contemporary hand-drawn reproduction of the One Penny lettersheet on thick wove paper, without any attempt at caricature; trivial edgewear, fine and believed to be unique. A remarkable piece. Photo Literature: Described and illustrated on pages 193-194 of "British Pictorial Envelopes of the Nineteenth Century" by Bodily, Jarvis and Hahnprovenance:E.E. Yates, February 1949Charles HahnLouis Grunin, April 2010Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 278
Great Britain1840 One Penny BlackPlate 3KC (double letter K), good to very large margins all round, tied by black Maltese Cross to entire letter, dated 20 Feb. 1841, addressed (unusually in blue) to Chelmsford, crisp double ring Bungay d.s. on reverse; fine and showing first month of use of the black Maltese Cross. Photo Note: The writer of the letter was John Charles (1783-1853), printer and pioneer of the movement of cheap and good literature for the million. He suffered imprisonment in 1836, on account of a conscientous refusal to pay church rates.Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 339
Great Britain1840 One Penny BlackPlate 6DK, FK (double letter K), JK and JL, singles, all with margins all round, DK showing portions of two adjoining stamps, tied by red Maltese Cross cancellations on entire letter, dated 27 Nov. 1840, from London to Birmingham; DK affected by heavy vertical filing fold, the entire refolded, otherwise fine. Photo Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 739
Great BritainKing George V Issues1912-24 Watermark Simple Cypher½d. blue-green lower marginal block of six with control "K 18", lower row middle stamp variety coloured mark on right dolphin's eye; fine unmounted mint (top left stamp mounted). Brandon certificate (1978). Specialised N14(14)K, £370+ Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Lot 466
Upton (Florence K. and Bertha). The GolliwoggÕs Bicycle Club, 1st ed., Longmans, Green, 1896, full-page col. illusts., title-page browned, a few finger-marks, title-page browned, lacking front free endpaper, orig. cloth-backed pictorial boards, sl. rubbed and marked, oblong folio, together with five other Golliwogg titles, Adventures of Two Dutch Dolls (new ed.), The GolliwoggÕs Circus (defective), The African Jungle, and two copies of The GolliwoggÕs Fox-Hunt (6)
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