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Lot 599
A pair of Chinese Canton carved ivory die shakers, 19th century, 6.5cm high, (at fault) each carved in relief with figural landscape scenes, a similar smaller carved bone pair, 6cm high and sixteen carved bone draughts counters, along with thirty seven Chinese carved mother of pearl gaming counters, a white metal filigree drawn rickshaw, 13cm long and a Chinese famille rose bowl, 12.5cm diameter (Qty) CONDITION REPORT: The taller red stained ivory shaker has a few small nicks and small hair line cracks at rim of base. The larger white ivory shaker is in poor condition with a large crack, a chip at the base and a small hole. (as found) The two smaller shakers are carved bone and are in better condition, the base of the red example is loose. Two of the bone draughts are smaller than the others. All grubby with some small nicks and general wear. Gaming counters with light wear. Lacquered case with a chip to flange and worn at base. White metal piece missing a few tassels and with light wear. Bowl with star crack to base and chip to the rim and foot. Please note: Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory outside the EU.
Lot 611
A Japanese vase in the style of Kinkozan, Meiji period, the cylindrical vase flanked with two zoomorphic mask and ring handles, externally painted with pheasants besides a stream within a mountainous landscape with prunus blossom above, impressed and painted marks, 23cm (at fault) CONDITION REPORT: Unglazed foot rim. Visible stained hairline cracks running throughout body. Some gilt wear to hight points and rims. Some light surface scratches. Slightly grubby.
Lot 632
An Art Deco style lamp modelled as a sailing boat, modelled with a painted black hull and chromed sails, 47cm high CONDITION REPORT: Please note that this is not period Art Deco but in the style of. There is a rough patch to the top of the main sail on the back where another piece may have attached. Patina of light scratches and wear to the chromed surface throughout. Wear to the paint on the hull throughout. Some wear around the screws where they join the sails, the screw heads for the sails to the boat at the bottom are filed and rusted philips head examples. Overall fair. Lighting lots are sold as decorative items only, prospective buyers must consult with a qualified electrician before use or installation of these items.
Lot 662
After Antonio Canova - a carved alabaster bust of Napoleon, 19th century, bears a signature verso, 39cm CONDITION REPORT: Light yellowing to the alabaster throughout. Some scuffs / knocks within the hair. A blemish to one side of the nose. Some small chips to the shoulder on the right hand side. Some larger grazes / chips to the other shoulder at the top and base - (see additional images). Lightly grubby within the hair line and with light age wear scuffs and scratches here and there throughout.
Lot 666
A 19th century parlour guitar, with floral mother of pearl detailing, rosewood sides and back, the brass fittings for the gear heads are stamped 'C.EON', in original case with label for Broxton Station Cheshire, 93cmThe guitar originally belonged to a Lady from Carden Park Cheshire and has passed through the family. She used to play it in the morning while the maid brushed and styled her hair. There is written card internally of the ebonised case for 'Y. P. Guivier, music string warehouse, 6 Golden Square, London'. CONDITION REPORT: Guitar lightly grubby and with age wear patina of light scratches, heaviest to one side of the strings on the front board and to one side of the back. Some rusting to the screws / tuning keys. Possibly the back of the shaft / finger board and tuning head has been re-ebonised. There is one worm hole near to the top of the head. Case heavily scuffed and worn and with some old worm holes. The instrument was insured in 1984 for £200 where it was described as mid 19th century and probably London made. No makers label
Lot 712
A 19th century French ormolu mantel or desk eight day clock, with engine turned and silvered dial and movement striking on a gong on the hour and half hour, the movement stamped 'Vincenti & Cie Medaille D'Argent 1855', the case with serpent handle and decorated with oak and anthemion leaves, 17.5cm with handle up CONDITION REPORT: The clock is currently running but we can not guarantee that it is in full working condition. The clock strikes on the hour and half hour. Dial lightly grubby with a few marks, some light scratches and rubbing to the numbers. Case lightly grubby, with some light marks and a slight shallow dent to the left hand edge of the foot plate. Gond with some rusting. Glass with a few light scuffs.
Lot 724
A large 19th century French perpetual mantel clock, the multi dial eight day clock with circular white enamel dial and black enamel Roman numeral chapter ring with visible Brocot escapement, above a perpetual calendar dial with moon phase and subsidiary day, date and month dials, and a aneroid barometer to the right, movement stamped for Samuel Marti and numbered '20736', striking on a gong, compensating mercury pendulum, the moulded serpentine scroll slate case with marble inlay and Egyptian revival decoration, 51.5cm high (at fault) CONDITION REPORT: Some scratches to all of the glass. The glass to the barometer is cracked. Barometer dial lightly grubby and with some scuff marks. Some light scratches to the enamel on the centre of the dial and four small hair line cracks also. Metal work to the clock with general age wear tarnishing. Case lightly grubby and with some chips and nibbled here and there throughout the edge. Largest chip to the back left side of the case (please see additional images). We can not guarantee that it is in full working condition. Pendulum and barometer contain mercury and can not be shipped outside of the UK.
Lot 725
An 18th century style oak wingback settle, with panelled back on standard end supports 125cm H x 184cm W x 50cm D CONDITION REPORT: Some age wear cracks to the settle on the left and a section of the knot lacking. The front boards at the base appear a little dry and faded. General light patina throughout through use but, some scuffing around the base, overall fair.
Lot 747
An 18th century oak mule chest, with hinged top above two drawers stile feet. 74cm H x 128cm W x 54cm D CONDITION REPORT: There are two fairly modern pine batons to the underside of the lid to hold the two planks together. The top of the lid with an old square repair near to the front. Handles and escutcheons are not original. General light age wear throughout, the legs have lost some height over time. There are no base boards visible when the drawers are removed. Overall appearance fair.
Lot 821
A pair of early 20th century board room tub chairs, c1910, with faux leather upholstery on tapered oak legs 79cm H CONDITION REPORT: The chairs are circa 1910 but with later rexine covers and none matching cushions. General light age wear, a little grubby in parts. Legs with some light scratches, later additions to the underside of the legs. The seats are about 48cm wide x 46cm deep. Some rusting to some of the metal studs.
Lot 829
A limed oak extending dining table, with parquetry top, on baluster legs and standard end supports, 78cm H x 159cm W x 94cm D (size when closed) CONDITION REPORT: This is an older table, mid 20th century? that has been painted to look like it has been limed but does appear as more of a 'shabby chic' look. General worn appearance throughout with some light scratches and marks to the top.
Lot 100
A Victorian agate and citrine set bracelet, designed as three carved agate panels interspersed with three white metal oval links each set with a citrine, unmarked, 18.7cm long overall CONDITION REPORT: Clasp is a little crude, one citrine set upside down (in the clasp), three tips to the stone panel tips, some minor chips and nibbles throughout commensurate with light wear.
Lot 206
An Edwardian amethyst and split seed pearl set lavalier necklace, designed as a pearl set chain with central amethyst, suspending a further amethyst and pearl set drop, attached fine chain with barrel clasp stamped '9ct', weight 3.6gms CONDITION REPORT: Small loss to a section of the top of the collect setting on the pendant drop, otherwise appears to be in good, wearable order, showing a little sign of wear commensurate with light useage but overall condition is ok and clasp in good order.
Lot 216
An Audemars Piguet Automatic 18ct yellow gold wristwatch, the circular case enclosing champagne coloured circular dial and gilt batons, case stamped '9979', with attached leather strap, no box or paperwork, gross weight 48.3gms, dial 3.5cm wide (inc button) Purchased new from watches of Switzerland c.1973Note: The back of this watch has not been opened for inspection CONDITION REPORT: Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding Trevanion & Dean's sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.Currently ticking. Hands rotate. Crystal scratched showing signs of medium to heavy wear. The bezel with some denting and scratches. Hallmark to lug slightly rubbed. Lugs with some light scratches. Case back scratched and showing some knifed opening points.
Lot 220
A 'Waltham Riverside Maximus' open face pocket watch, the gold plated case with white enamel dial, black Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the screw front revealing movement engraved 'A W W Co Waltham Mass Riverside, 23 Jewels, Maximus, 17009714', 6.8cm long CONDITION REPORT: Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding Trevanion & Dean's sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.Case with some blemishes and denting of varying degrees. Some scratches and surface marks. Hands rotate. Hands with commensurate wear (see images). The enamel face with stained hairline crack at the 6 o'clock position (approx 3mm). Small chipped section to face where time set lever is located. Face could benefit from a light clean. The fob shows some tarnishing. Crystal scratched. The case interior showing scratches. SEE IMAGES.
Lot 223
A gold plated full hunter pocket watch within Dennison case, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, movement numbered '14?492 17 Jewels', and a Hampden Watch Co full hunter pocket watch, movement engraved 'Railway 199018', within engraved case (2) CONDITION REPORT: Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding Trevanion & Dean's sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.Dennison case- Currently ticking. Crown fully wound. Hands rotate forwards. Case with general surface scratches and blemishes. Knifed opening points visible. Interior of case scratched. Crystal scratched. Hampden- Currently ticking. Hands rotate. Small chip to enamel face above '5'. Case exterior with some minor dents some light scratches. Interior of case scratched. Case closes flush. Some minor sections of tarnishing.
Lot 226
An Edwardian 18ct gold full hunter pocket watch dial marked 'ROLEX', Birmingham 1904/5, the plain polished cover enclosing a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, inside cover stamped 'A3826', the inside back cover also stamped 'A3826', inner dust cover stamped 'A3826' and sponsors mark 'ALD', enclosing movement stamped 'Rolex Lever, Swiss Made', 7cm high (inc bow), 4.8cm diameter, gross weight 111.7gms, within fitted case CONDITION REPORT: Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding Trevanion & Dean's sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding. Currently ticking. Face could benefit from a light clean. Small nick to enamel face at 'III'. Some scratches to exterior case. Knifed opening points to the side of case with some descending to the back cover. Knifed opening points to crystal surround. Interior of cover with etched sections (see images). Some scratches to interior cases. Hallmarks clear.
Lot 228
An American 'Gruen Precision' 14K full hunter pocket watch, early 20th century, the case finely cast with borders of scrolling acanthus foliage, the back cover inset with an old cut diamond (of approx 0.50ct), the inside cover stamped 'Gruen 14K, 10', enclosing a white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and further chapter ring along with a subsidiary seconds dial, the inside back cover stamped 'Gruen 14K, 167510', dust cover enclosing movement stamped 'Precision 139354, twenty-one jewels, Gruen Watch Co, 7cm high (including bow), 4.8cm diameter, gross weight 104.5gms within fitted 'The Duhme Jewelry Co. Grandest Jewelry Store in the World, Cincinnati' case CONDITION REPORT: Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding Trevanion & Dean's sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding. Front cover vacant cartouche with sequential denting/deep scratches (see images). The diamond set cover showing few light surface scratches. Cuivre not hallmarked gold but stamped (see images). Cuivre scratched and showing some speckles of wear. Minor knifed opening scratches/grazes to the inside of the case and cuivre. Hairline crack to face ascending from rim near to the 5 o'clock position. Also a 'Y' shaped hairline crack to face straddling the 10 o'clock position and descending to the rim (see images). Face appears clean would benefit from a light clean. Some light enamel wear to the Arabic numerals. Crystal showing some light surface wear but nothing too serious. Crystal surround with crack. (see images). Ticks when wound.
Lot 229
A ladies 14ct gold 'Rolex Precision' wristwatch, the cushion shaped case enclosing blue enamelled cushion shaped dial with white enamelled batons and hands, movement stamped 'Rolex, Swiss 18 Rubis Geneve, 1400', the inside case stamped 'Rolex DS&S 92994' and hallmarked for London 1974, with integral brick link, tapering 14ct gold strap, clasp bearing Rolex logo 'DS&S' and hallmarked for London 1976, gold weight 44.8gms, gross weight 48.5gms (glass replaced, now plastic) No box or paperwork CONDITION REPORT: Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding Trevanion & Dean's sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.Currently ticking when wound. Enamel loss to tip of hour hand. Plastic crystal slightly loose. Case back with surface scratches and a knifed opening mark. Clasp showing light wear. Hallmarks to clasp clear. Bracelet a little grubby.
Lot 260
A WWI pair of medals to 'Private E.B.Chambers, Highland Light Infantry' and a quantity of assorted Royal Mint and Brilliant Uncirculated Coin collection anniversary and commemorative coin sets, including millennium and Jubilee examples with a selection of first day covers in folios etc (Qty)
Lot 266
A George III gold sovereign dated 1820, weight 8gms CONDITION REPORT: There is a small scratched patch at about 2'oclock on the reverse side, there is a small speck of dirt? within this. Light grazing to the cheek of George. Light wear to the surface throughout with some light scratches, perhaps two or three tiny marks to the edge of milled edge. There are some small dirt / black marks to the cheek ofthe King and one to the fold of the hair. There is a small blemish to the bottom of the 'S' of Geogrius. There are some black marks to the back of the coin also - one of which was a line across the rump of the horse. It does not appear that the coin has been in a mount.
Lot 270
A tortoiseshell tambour/crochet work set, 19th century, 9.7cm high, along with assorted related sewing ephemera, to include; an ivory reel or spool holder 5.2cm high, two mother of pearl reels, a Tunbridge ware reel, a cased thimble and a tartan ware tambour/crochet case etc (9) CONDITION REPORT: The tartanware box is damaged at the hinge and the lid fully detaches. Some light surface scratches. Please note: Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory outside the EU.
Lot 273
A 19th century Boulle work Bridge card game box, the exterior finely decorated with scrolling tendrils in brass and tortoiseshell, the interior with a green levant lining and original booklet, two scoring booklets with pencils and two unopened packets of playing cards, (appears not used), 6.5cm H x 21cm W x 11.5cm D CONDITION REPORT: Minor wear to the underside of the base, some of the scoring pages with light foxing but generally of good bright condition.
Lot 321
MILNE (A.A), A GALLERY OF CHILDREN, illustrated by H. Willebeek Le Mair, limited edition 403 / 500 signed by Milne, colour plates, gilt pictorial white buckram, Stanley Paul, 1925 (cloth soiled) (1) CONDITION REPORT: The front and back covers are grubby, the front cover with some red stains and a line stain. Edges lightly bumped. Internally with some light foxing and browning, pates generally appear ok.
Lot 322
FROHAWK (F), NATURAL HISTORY OF BRITISH BUTTERFLIES, 2 vols, with sixty full page plates, London, Hutchinson & Co (2) CONDITION REPORT: General rubbing to the top and bottom of the cloth spines - top of Vol II with a slight split. General light age wear scuffs and rubbing to the boards. Book plate internally for Howard Stranson Button. Internally with some browning and foxing throughout. The two plates to the back of Vol I are loose.
Lot 33
A silver golfing trophy R F Mosley and Co, Sheffield 1938, the bowl raised on delicate central column supported by three golf clubs, planished finish, 19cm high, weight 17ozt CONDITION REPORT: Light age wear patina, a few light scratches - nothing serious. Grubby but overall good. Clear hall marks.
Lot 383
TOLKEIN (J. R. R), THE LORD OF THE RINGS, 3 vols, first deluxe edition, black buckram with gilt titles, a-e-g, folding map to the back of each book, in slip case with Pauline Baynes 'triptych' art work, George Allen & Unwin, 10th and 13th impressions, 1963 (4) CONDITION REPORT: Box with general rubbing / wear at all edges. Spines lightly faded - some blemishes. Back of Vols I + II with some light blemishes. Gilt edges with some light wear. Top and bottom of spines with light rubbing / knocks to the board corners on Vol I. Folding map to Fellowship with a small tear, where is pastes down (this does not affect the map image). Internally generally clean. No inscriptions.
Lot 4
A James Dixon & Sons cased silver plated cocktail set for six, circa 1910, retailed by Dunhill, No.L2024, the pigskin case with leather handle enclosing a fitted interior revealing EPNS drinking accessories comprising; a central cocktail shaker with strainer and lid, containing six beakers and bitters bottle, surrounded by three curved spirit hip flasks, unstamped case 20cm high PLEASE NOTE: We believe that the fitted case to this set is a possible later replacement. There are NO Dunhill marks on any of the pieces. CONDITION REPORT: The pig skin case with some wear around the flange, the strap (which does have a small split to the side), the hinge at the back and some other little marks here and there. All of the hip flasks marked on the base (please see image), the marks on the base of the shaker differ a little (please see image). Some light tarnishing to inside of shaker. The glass bottle perhaps does not fit fully flush within the cup when all together. There are no marks to the internal bottle, the cups or the lid. All plated pieces with light wear, no significant faults.
Lot 413
Frederick Miller (19th century), Watercolour, Portsmouth Harbour with rowing boat and ships beyond, Signed lower left 'F.Miller', 28.5cm x 54cm, Maple framed and glazed CONDITION REPORT: Image generally ok - perhaps just the odd spot of dirt of fox spot. The mount is browned and with foxing. Frame with light wear.
Lot 448
English School (early 19th century), Oil on canvas, Portrait of a lady, half length, wearing lace cap and collar and holding a book, 74.5cm x 62cm, Framed CONDITION REPORT: Canvas appears to be in original untouched condition. Slightly saggy in the frame with a covering of age dirt, light scratches / scuffs, some drip marks, and a craquelure throughout. Two small dents / holes to the right hand shoulder of the sitter, small hole to top left and a small mark to the nose. The frame with age wear cracks to the moulding and general scuffs, the gilt painted finish may not be original.
Lot 560
A late 19th/early 20th century cut glass pedestal bowl, the faceted bowl with notched rim and diamond cut detailing raised on a turned base and stepped foot with pillar cut detailing to the underside, 24cm high and a Victorian mahogany shell inlaid oval serving tray, with alternating gallery, 58cm wide (2) CONDITION REPORT: Glass bowl - Some slight nicks and chips. Light surface scratching. Some included bubbles within glass. Tray- Stained. Warped. Wear throughout including a small section to gallery missing. Surface scratching throughout.
Lot 558
Dorrit Black (1891-1951) Australian ''Corner of the Garden'' Signed, inscribed and numbered 5/50, linocut printed in colours, 25.5cm by 30.5cm See illustration Provenance: The Estate of Edith Lawrence This print has only recently been mounted and framed for the purposes of exhibition and was previously housed in a large portfolio of works belonging to Edith Lawrence. The colours therefore remain deep and fresh. There is a small horizontal fold to the upper right hand corner which does not affect the image itself. Small nick/ tear to right hand side outer edge approx 10cms from lower right hand corner. There is a diagonal crease to the sheet approx 1 cm above the artist's monogram and extending to right hand side edge. very light staining to sheet. Excepting this, in an overall very good state of preservation.
Lot 559
Dorrit Black (1891-1951) Australian ''The Quartet'' Signed, inscribed and numbered 4/50, linocut printed in colours, 17cm by 25cm Provenance: From the Estate of Edith Lawrence See Illustration This print has only recently been mounted and framed for the purposes of exhibition and was previously housed in a large portfolio of works belonging to Edith Lawrence. Some general relatively light creasing within lower left hand corner which essentially does not impinge on the image itself. Light/ superficial horizontal crease within lower border between inscription and signature. Other general light creasing to edges. Minor horizontal crease to upper right hand corner which just intersects the outer corner of plate but is nominal. Colour depth remains strong. Some light time staining to sheet. Overall good state of preservation.
Lot 562
Edith Lawrence (1890-1973) ''Cricket'' Signed, inscribed and numbered 10/25 in pencil, priced £2.2.0, a linocut printed in colours, 23cm by 33.5cm Literature: ''The Art and Craft of Linocutting and Printing'' by Claude Flight, B.T Batsford Ltd, London, 1935, p.62, plate 15 Provenance: From the Estate of Edith Lawrence See Illustration This print has only recently been mounted and framed for the purposes of exhibition and was previously housed in a large portfolio of works belonging to Edith Lawrence. The colours therefore remain deep and fresh. Some general and minor light creasing to outer edges which does affect the image itself. Some minor transference of ink from one colourway to another mostly within the whites of the cricket players and evident on images. Light staining to paper. Overall in a very good state of preservation.
Lot 563
Lill Tschudi (1911-2004) Swiss ''La Banda'' at San Marco, Venice Signed in pencil, inscribed and numbered 3/50, linocut printed in colours, 38cm by 22cm Provenance: From the Estate of Edith LawrenceSlight discolouration/time staining to the paper. Some light areas of foxing, particularly evident to margins and white areas of exposed paper. Two creases to bottom corners, good strong colours. Following the initial condition report this work has now been framed and mounted using acid free tape and an acid free mount/backboard.
Lot 605
Joan Kathleen Eardley RSA (1921-1963) ''Girl with a poke of chips'' Signed verso, oil on canvas, with applied newspaper, 68cm by 50cm Provenance: The Scottish Arts Council Exhibition,1975, No.98 Roland, Browse & Delbanco, London, Catalogue No. 4 Purchased 30 May 1963 as above Private Collection Artist's Resale Rights/Droit de Suite may apply to this lot, please refer to our Terms of BusinessIn an overall good state of preservation. Light surface dirt. Very subtle push mark to canvas on the left hand side background approx centre and also in line with her right hand side shoulder within the background with associated minor abrasion. There is tape around all four sides of the canvas which is lifting and coming away. Some relatively minor rubbing and losses along the top edge in particular and to a lesser degree on the other sides. There is a cluster of tiny sized nicks / missing paint to the canvas around her left hand, shoulder/ hair and hand area where the pale ground is showing through. Good thick impasto to surface. There is nothing to discern under a uv lamp. For any further information, please contact the department.
Lot 774
An Ormolu Striking Mantel Clock with Garniture, circa 1880, surmounted by a bust of a lady, flanked by winged cherubs, blue painted globe shaped dial with Roman numerals, twin barrel movement with outside countwheel striking on a bell, movement backplate stamped Japy Freres, 34cm high, with a pair of two-light cherub garniture, 31.5cm high see illustration 12.02.18, Ormolu surfaces are slightly discoloured in parts, painted blue surfaces with small scratches in parts, movement needs cleaning, in going order.
Lot 812
Fine Kashan Prayer Carpet Central Iran, circa 1930 The olive green field centred by an urn issuing flowers flanked by blooming trees beneath a cusped Mihrab enclosed by indigo meandering vine borders and double flowerhead guard stripes, inscribed in upper guard stripe, 311cm by 231cm See illustration Inscription translates as made by Dabir Al Sanayeh, KashanUpper end with minor losses into light blue guard stripe. Lower end virtually complete but some fraying into outer guard stripe. Selvedges original but showing signs of wear. Pile close-clipped, generally fair/slightly low in places. 310118
Lot 184
A Titanium Automatic Calendar Chronograph Wristwatch, signed Chopard, certified chronometer, model: Miglia 1000, ref: 8915, circa 2005, (ETA 2894-2) lever movement signed and numbered 006236, adjusted to five positions, black dial with luminous Arabic numerals, three dials for seconds, 12-hour and 30-minute registers, date aperture, outer fifths of seconds track, buttons in the band to operate chronograph, glazed case back numbered 848813, 39mm wide see illustration 06.02.18, Case with light surface scratches, back left hand side edge with one dent, later strap and buckle, dial is clean, date changing correctly, chronograph is working correctly, movement in going order.
Lot 194
A Stainless Steel Wristwatch, signed International Watch Co, Schaffhausen, Anti-Magnet, circa 1943, (calibre 83) lever movement signed and numbered 1058244, silvered dial with luminous Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, luminous hands, snap-on back stamped Helmet, stamped inside IWC Probus Scafusia and numbered 1092962, 31mm wide see illustration 01.02.18, Case with light surface scratches, top right hand lug edge with one dent and other minor dents in parts, dial is slightly discoloured, dial with staining spotting marks to the surface which is visible under an eyeglass, luminous numerals are nicely faded, later strap and buckle handsetting correctly and winding smoothly, movement in going order.
Lot 212
A Victorian Bangle, with applied panels depicting the busts of Jupiter, Mars and Mercury, measures 4.8cm by 5.5cm inner diameter, 3.5cm wide, in a fitted case see illustrationThe bangle is in good condition. There is very light surface scratching to the metal. It is not hallmarked or stamped, valued as gold. It fastens with a pin clasp. Gross weight 56.6 grams. Condition Report made 9th January 2018.
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