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Lot 1140

A FRENCH BRONZE GROUP OF THE VIRGIN AND CHILD WITH THE INFANT ST JOHN, 19TH C rich dark patina, lightly rubbed in places, 20cm h, underside incised K ++In fine condition

Lot 371

A BRACELET OF NINE AMBER FLAT SIDED BEADS AND AN AMBER BROOCH 60g Provenance: Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) by whom acquired in China to which her husband Ratan Kumar Nehru was Ambassador of India, 1955-58, or brought from China by him in the early 1960s, when engaged in diplomacy. ++The brooch and two of the beads slightly chipped Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。琥珀手链

Lot 366

AN EGYPTIAN SILVER REPOUSSE BOX with slightly domed lid and all four sides with stylised flowers, cedar lined, 20 x 20cm, post 1946 control marks Provenance: Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) by whom acquired when Ambassador of India to the United Arab Republic, 1958-60. ++Satisfactory condition, not holed, no major damage, dents or repair Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。1946年制 埃及卷草菊纹银银盒一件

Lot 54

A DIAMOND DRESS RING, MOUNTED BY CARTIER with round brilliant and larger pear shaped diamonds, in gold, signed Mtd. Cartier, otherwise unmarked, 7.1g, size K½ ++In satisfactory second hand condition

Lot 31

A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING in gold, marked 18ct, 6.7g, size K½ ++Satisfactory second hand condition

Lot 381

A DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RING with round old cut diamond of approx 2ct, in platinum, unmarked, 3.5g, size M Provenance: Rajan Nehru (1909-1994). ++Satisfactory second hand condition Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。二十世纪中期 铂金钻石戒指一件

Lot 375

A SOUTH EAST ASIAN CULTURED PEARL FIVE STRAND BRACELET WITH DIAMOND AND CULTURED PEARL CLASP, C MID 20TH C each strand of thirty three approx 0.4-0.8cm cultured pearls, pierced white gold clasp, 18cm excluding tongue and a diamond ring with larger central collet set diamond, in white gold, unmarked (2) Provenance: Rajan Nehru (1909-1994). ++Both in satisfactory condition Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。二十世纪中期 东南亚珍珠嵌钻石白金手镯及戒指

Lot 372

TWO SOUTH EAST ASIAN CULTURED PEARL AND METAL THREAD ROPE NECKLACES, MID 20TH C one of fifty nine 0.5-0.8cm cultured pearls, the other of seventy nine 0.4-0.8cm cultured pearls Provenance: Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) by whom acquired in China to which her husband Ratan Kumar Nehru was Ambassador of India, 1955-58, or brought from China by him in the early 1960s, when engaged in diplomacy. ++Both in satisfactory condition Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。二十世纪中期 珍珠项链一件

Lot 24

A DIAMOND THREE STONE RING with round brilliant cut diamonds, that to the centre of approx 025ct, in gold, marked 18CT & PLAT, 3.4g, size K ++Satisfactory second hand condition, claws good, slight distortion to hoop

Lot 92

FOUR 9CT GOLD WEDDING RINGS 8.9g, sizes J, K and M ++In satisfactory second hand condition

Lot 383

A VERY FINE CHINESE YELLOW AND BLACK SILK REVERSIBLE LADY'S JACKET, C1955-58 worked with shou characters, hem length (excluding collar) 66cm Provenance: Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) by whom acquired in China, to which her husband Ratan Kumar Nehru was Ambassador of India, 1955-58. ++Fine condition; virtually as good as new Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。1955-1958 中式外交缎绣礼服两件

Lot 80

AN OPAL AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING the 1.3 x 1.8cm oval opal in brilliant cut diamond surround, in gold, indistinctly marked, 10.8g, size K ++The opal of good polish and undamaged, the ring in excellent second hand condition

Lot 382

A CITRINE RING, C MID 20TH C with approx 0.8 x 0.9cm step cut citrine, in gold with filigree shoulders, unmarked and three other gold rings, variously gem set, various sizes, 15.8g Provenance: Rajan Nehru (1909-1994). ++All in satisfactory condition Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。二十世纪中期 宝石戒指四件  

Lot 94

A DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RING AND A THREE STONE DIAMOND CROSSOVER RING in gold or white gold, marked 18ct PLAT or 750, 4.4g, sizes K and L ++Both worn consistent with age

Lot 370

A SOUTH EAST ASIAN GOLD BRACELET, C MID 20TH C 18.5cm overall, marked on S hook 24k, 38.8g Provenance: Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) by whom acquired in China to which her husband Ratan Kumar Nehru was Ambassador of India, 1955-58, or brought from China by him in the early 1960s, when engaged in diplomacy. ++Signs of distortion from wear Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。二十世纪中期 东南亚24K金手链

Lot 369

A SOUTH EAST ASIAN GOLD ROPE NECKLACE, C MID 20TH C, 49.5cm overall marked on S hook 22ct, 27g Provenance: Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) by whom acquired in China to which her husband Ratan Kumar Nehru was Ambassador of India, 1955-58, or brought from China by him in the early 1960s, when engaged in diplomacy. ++In satisfactory condition Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。二十世纪中期  东南亚22K金项链 

Lot 368

AN INDIAN SILVER SALVER, MID 20TH C with moulded border, on leafy feet, 36.5cm w, unmarked, 24ozs Provenance: Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan Nehru (1909-1994). ++In good condition Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。二十世纪中期 印度刻花卉纹银盘

Lot 71

A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING in white gold, marked 18ct, 3.5g, size K ++Satisfactory second hand condition

Lot 761

A CHAMBERLAIN WORCESTER DRAGON IN COMPARTMENTS PATTERN COFFEE CUP AND SAUCER OF UNUSUAL FORM, C1794 saucer 14cm diam, a Worcester Imari cup and saucer, c1770 and a Flight spirally fluted blue and gilt trio, c1790 (7) Provenance: (Chamberlain cup and saucer) E K Houston Collection. ++Imari cup with tiny chip on the rim near the handle, the other items in fine codition

Lot 377

A CHINESE JADE RING, C MID 20TH C gold hoop with pierced shoulders, 6.7g, size O Provenance: Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) by whom acquired in China to which her husband Ratan Kumar Nehru was Ambassador of India, 1955-58, or brought from China by him in the early 1960s, when engaged in diplomacy. ++Hoop distorted from wear, the cabochon of fine apple hue and good polish Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。二十世纪中期 中国金嵌翠玉戒指一件

Lot 365

A SOUTH EAST ASIAN SILVER WAITER, MID 20TH C engraved with the initial N for Nehru, 20.5cm diam, marked G.E. WORKS SILVER, 9ozs Provenance: Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan Nehru (1909-1994). ++In good condition Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。二十世纪中期 东南亚刻“N”(为印度前外交部长Nehru的首字母)银盘

Lot 364

A SOUTH EAST ASIAN SILVER REPOUSSE CIGARETTE CANISTER AND COVER, MID 20TH C 8cm h, marked ZR 800, 5ozs Provenance: Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan Nehru (1909-1994). ++In good condition Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。二十世纪中期 东南亚银制莲花纹烟盒 

Lot 371A

AN AMBER, CHERRY AMBER AND SILVER BEAD NECKLACE approx 70cm, Sheffield 1988 ++In satisfactory condition Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。谢菲尔德1988年造  金珀及血珀项链一件

Lot 374

A SOUTH EAST ASIAN NECKLACE OF EMERALD BEADS, C MID 20TH C of seventy nine 0.5- 1.1cm approx irregular emerald beads, gold clasp and part of another necklace of emerald beads (2) Provenance: Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) by whom acquired in China to which her husband Ratan Kumar Nehru was Ambassador of India, 1955-58, or brought from China by him in the early 1960s, when engaged in diplomacy. ++Both in satisfactory condition Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。二十世纪中期 东南亚祖母绿项链一件

Lot 376

A SOUTH EAST ASIAN CULTURED PEARL, GREY CULTURED PEARL AND SILVER BRACELET 20.5cm Provenance: Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) by whom acquired in China to which her husband Ratan Kumar Nehru was Ambassador of India, 1955-58, or brought from China by him in the early 1960s, when engaged in diplomacy. ++In satisfactory condition Mementos of R K Nehru, Indian Ambassador Property of the late Dr Ajay Nehru (1936-2016) Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981) and his wife Rajan were equally distinguished in their respective fields – diplomacy and human rights. R K Nehru was the grandson of Nandlal Nehru (1845-1887) and a second cousin of Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964) first Prime Minister of India. Rajan Nehru (1909-1994) was the daughter of Sir Kailas Narain Haksar (1878-1953) the ‘power behind the throne’ during the Regency in Gwalior. She was an active supporter of women’s rights, a member of the Indian National Congress for thirty years and also led the Indian delegation on Human Rights to the U.N. in 1973-74. R K Nehru joined the Indian Civil Service in 1925. From 1949 he served successively as ambassador to several countries, most notably China. He was Foreign Secretary of India, 1952-55 and Secretary General of the Ministry of External Affairs, 1960-63. Ratan and Rajan Nehru were therefore prominent members of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and glamorous figures on the international stage. Their influence in the early post-Independence era of the 1950s and ‘60s is now beginning to be assessed (see, for example, A.G. Noorani on R K Nehru and the “myths” of China’s “betrayal”, in ‘Frontline’, Vol 29, Issue 13, July 2012). Their son was a nuclear scientist at Imperial College and subsequently the University of Nottingham Independence, Partition and the Cold War meant India was once again the pivotal country for Asian security. Vital to this was the young nation’s relationship with China, with which there was an ongoing border dispute. That China’s leaders, Mao Zedong (1893-1976) and Zhou Enlai (1898-1976) enjoyed an excellent personal relationship with both Ratan and Rajan Nehru, is one of the notable achievements of this fascinating couple. 藏品来源:印度大使R K Nehru家族旧藏作为印度第一任首相Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964)的二表弟,Ratan Kumar Nehru (1902-1981)是一位杰出的外交官,自1949年其便历任印度驻各国大使,尤其是在中国,并曾担任印度外交部长(1952-55)及印度对外事务秘书长(1960-63)等职。其夫人Rajan Nehru (1909-1994)则是被称为“皇座背后的力量”的Kailas Narain Haksar 爵士(1878-1953)的女儿;作为一名坚定的女权运动支持者,她亦在印度国家议会效力十三年之久,并于1973-74年之间带领了联合国印度人权运动代表团。这一对杰出的夫妇在上世纪五十年代至六十年代的印度独立运动中扮演了不可或缺的角色,并因为其在外交事务中尤其是中印边界问题所担任的角色,密切往来于中印之间;因此亦与中华人民共和国政府的第一代领导人毛泽东(1893-1976)与周恩来(1898-1976)私交甚密。东南亚珍珠手链一件

Lot 9

A DIAMOND RING set with alternate lines of round, brilliant and baguette cut diamonds in white gold, marked 14K, 10.2g, size K ++Wear on lower surface of hoop and slightly distorted

Lot 748

An 18ct white gold 0.25ct solitaire diamond ring,size K.

Lot 541

A set of 12 Norwegian silver gilt and champleve enamel coffee spoons,makers marks E C K, original red leather case.

Lot 666

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Lot 234

A collection of books, comprising; Osgood McKenzie, A hundred Years in The Highlands; Ella K Maillart, Turkestan Solo; Hellies Directory of Durham 1906; 19th Batallion Northumberland Fusiliers and Zane Grey, Thirty Thousand on the Hoof.

Lot 388

Miscellaneous plated flatware, to include: steak knives by K. Bright Ltd., Sheffield, with horn handles, cased; fish servers; sugar tongs, by Walker & Hall; and other items.

Lot 154

A DIAMOND SINGLE-STONE RINGThe square step-cut diamond, weighing approximately 1.10cts, between two baguette-cut diamond shoulders, mounted in platinum, ring size K¼

Lot 44

A DIAMOND AND PEARL CROSS-OVER RING, CIRCA 1910Obliquely-set with a transitional brilliant-cut diamond weighing approximately 1.10cts and a button-shaped pearl measuring approximately 7.83mm, between old brilliant and single-cut diamonds, mounted in 18K gold, remaining diamonds approximately 0.30ct, ring size K½Please note that the pearl has not been tested.

Lot 127

A CITRINE COCKTAIL RING, CIRCA 1960The rectangular-cut citrine, weighing approximately 28.00cts, within a frame of openwork juxtaposed loop gallery, to a bifurcated hoop, mounted in 18K gold, ring size K½

Lot 757

GENTLEMAN'S TIMOR MILITARY ISSUE STAINLESS STEEL MANUAL WIND WRIST WATCHthe round black dial with Arabic numerals in white, sunken subsidiary seconds at 6, outer seconds track in white, dot hour markers, the 34mm case with W.W.W and broad arrow thus /I\ and TIMOR, K 11528, 4128 engraved to the reverse exterior, lacking crown, lacking strap, lacking box and papers

Lot 808

GENTLEMAN'S TIMOR MILITARY ISSUE STAINLESS STEEL MANUAL WIND WRIST WATCHthe round black dial with Arabic numerals in white, subsidiary seconds at 6, outer seconds track in white, dot and baton hour markers, the 36mm case with W.W.W and broad arrow thus /I\ and TIMOR, K 10512, 40512 engraved to the reverse exterior, lacking strap, lacking box and papers

Lot 818

GENTLEMAN'S TIMOR MILITARY ISSUE STAINLESS STEEL MANUAL WIND WRIST WATCHthe round black dial with Arabic numerals in white, sunken subsidiary seconds at 6, outer seconds track in white, dot and baton hour markers, the 36mm case with W.W.W and broad arrow thus /I\ and TIMOR, K 5966, 35866 engraved to the reverse exterior, lacking strap, lacking box and papers

Lot 763

GENTLEMAN'S TIMOR MILITARY ISSUE STAINLESS STEEL MANUAL WIND WRIST WATCHthe round black dial with Arabic numerals in white, subsidiary seconds at 6, outer seconds track in white, dot and baton hour markers, the 34mm case with W.W.W and broad arrow thus /I\ and TIMOR, K 4742, 34642 engraved to the reverse exterior, lacking strap, lacking box and papers

Lot 829

GENTLEMAN'S HAMILTON MILITARY ISSUE STAINLESS STEEL MANUAL WIND WRIST WATCHthe round black dial with Arabic numerals in white, outer seconds track in white, dot and wedge hour markers, the 34mm tonneau shaped case with broad arrow thus /I\ and 523-8290 and W10-6645-99, 1979/73 engraved to the reverse exterior, lacking crown, lacking strap, lacking box and papers; along with a military issue stainless steel watch case and part movement, with TIMOR broad arrow WWW and K 10419, 40319 engraved to the reverse exterior, lacking dial, lacking crown, lacking strap, lacking box and papers (2)

Lot 778

GENTLEMAN'S TIMOR MILITARY ISSUE STAINLESS STEEL MANUAL WIND WRIST WATCHthe round black dial with Arabic numerals in white, sunken subsidiary seconds at 6, outer seconds track in white, dot and baton hour markers blacked out, the 36mm case with W.W.W and broad arrow thus /I\ and TIMOR, K 9489, 39389 engraved to the reverse exterior, lacking strap, lacking box and papers

Lot 25

MATCHBOX; A MILITARY AIRCRAFT TRANSPORTER K-114 'Battle Kings' (boxed) Note: Box squashed

Lot 337

A platinum, diamond and sapphire three stone ring with central sapphire flanked by two diamonds approx 0.50ct each, size K, 3.5g.

Lot 295

A 22ct gold wedding band hallmarked for Birmingham, size K, 5g

Lot 838

Two folders containing a large collection of FDCs, an edition of 'Pictures from Punch', Just Dogs by K F Barker, etc.

Lot 308

An 18ct diamond ring set with seven diamonds, size K/L, 4g

Lot 652

A 19th century oil painting on canvas of a wooded landscape with figure, signed bottom right K Ridgrove, dated 87, 90 x 70cm in moulded gilt frame with gilt slip

Lot 710

A 19th century watercolour of a church interior scene with female character polishing a pew, signed bottom right R K Thomas, inscribed verso note on back of original frame Abbott & Holder - The Screen, Conway Church, North Wales, 36 x 50 cm approx in gilt frame.

Lot 311

An 18ct white gold diamond and sapphire ring, size J/K, 5g

Lot 139

Spider-man (2002, Marvel) original rare Twin Towers style one sheet "Coming 2002" film poster signed by Tobey Maguire, Stan Lee, Kirsten Dunst, Willem Dafoe, Cliff Robertson, James Franco, Rosemary Harris, J K Simmons, Ted Raimi, Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi with COA from Stargraph inc. Framed, 27 x 40 inch.

Lot 235

HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS mimeographed script and storyboards from 2002, screenplay byt Steven Kloves based on the novel by J. K. Rowling from Warner Bros 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank California 91522. Storyboards range from pg 1 scene 133 - pg 25 scene 133. The scene depicts Harry fighting the Basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets.

Lot 564

Box of LP records including The Rolling Stones - Undercover etc, Nazareth - Hair of the Dog, John Cougar Mellencamp, Yes - Fragile (Atlantic K 50009, green & orange label), 10 CC, Thin Lizzy, Wishbone Ash, Neil Young, Bob Dylan etc. Various conditions.

Lot 472

Collection of vinyl LP records in large box including Love - forever changes K 42015, DA CAPO ELK 42 011 Plus forever changes re-issue, Magna Carta - Seasons on vertigo 636 0003, the manic Street preachers, Chris Kristofferson limited-edition, madness, the Lemonheads, counting crows, Eric Clapton, Leonard Coen, Marc Almond, Elvis Costello, Jim croce, the kinks, Don McLean, nils Lofgren, Vangelis, mamas and Papas etc 70 records in total all in very good condition

Lot 233

BLADE RUNNER a collection of three Blade Runner first edition books inc. The Illustrated Blade Runner (1st ed. 1982), The Blade Runner Sketchbook (1st ed. 1982) and The Blade Runner Portfolio (1982) featuring full colour photos of Harrison Ford as Deckard in Ridley Scott's Sci Fi classic based on the Philip K Dick novel. (3)

Lot 300

'Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets' by J. K. Rowling, hardback first edition, fine condition

Lot 297

'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone', by J. K. Rowling, first edition with the double printing of '1 wand' on page 53, paperback; fine condition, though slight discolouration on edges of paper

Lot 27

C19th bug plate 'K M' mark, Berlin

Lot 298

'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban' by J. K. Rowling, Special Edition Hardback, first edition, 2 x paperback

Lot 295

Signed (personalised) first edition of 'Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets' by J. K. Rowling with a photograph of J. K. Rowling signing the book at the 1998 Children's Book Awards at the Kensington Roof Gardens. Fine condition

Lot 926

Jane Blair/Blue Convolvulus with Butterfly/signed and dated 1829/watercolour and crayon, 23.5cm x 16.5cm/and thirteen other various botanical studies, some initialled K M for Kitty Miller

Lot 240

Boxed Matchbox K-9 Kingsize Combine Harvester, together with Big Tipper

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