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Lot 303
A black diamond and diamond ring, the pierced curved panel set with rows of circular cut black diamonds and brilliant cut diamonds, approximately 0.50 carats total, stamped 750, finger size M; together with a pair of matching earrings, approximately 1.00 carat total, with post fittings, 2cm long, 20g gross
Lot 318
A late Victorian diamond five stone ring, circa 1900, the graduated old cut diamonds, with rose cut diamond points between, approximately 0.56 carats total, to a pierced gallery, finger size M, 3.3g grossCondition Report: The diamonds are bright and lively, colour estimated G-I, clarity mostly SI, assessed in settings, some wear to the gallery, there is thinning to the claws and the back of the shank, the claws would benefit from retipping.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 361
A turquoise dress ring, the oval cabochon turquoise within a gold coloured setting, finger size H; together with a blue paste set floral dress ring, finger size M 1/2; 13.8g grossCondition Report: The first ring has wear, part of the channel decoration around the turquoise has worn off, the turquoise is very discoloured, the shank has been resizedSecond ring, some wear commensurate with use.Both rings are unmarked, but are goldCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 365
A diamond dress ring by Gavello, the oval panel set with two curves of brilliant cut diamonds, approximately 0.08 carats total, the shoulder signed Gavello, stamped 750 with Italian control marks, finger size M, 18.9g grossCondition Report: Some wear commensurate with use, small patch of scuffing about 1mm wide to the side of the panel, a couple of further nicks, the signature to the shoulder appears a little rubbed. The diamonds are bright and livelyCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 372
A 1970s diamond square cluster ring, set with graduating brilliant cut diamonds, approximately 3.13 carats total, the shank stamped 18ct, finger size M, 10.4g grossCondition Report: The diamonds are all present and correct, bright and lively, colour estimated I-J, clarity mostly SI. some light wear to setting. In a Boucheron box, the box is not originalCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 378
A silver and chrysoprase ring by Henning Koppel for Georg Jensen, No 154, the shaped panel set with a circular cabochon chrysoprase, stamped with Georg Jensen maker's mark, and London 1992 import marks, finger size M, 13.9g grossCondition Report: Some surface wear commensurate with age and use. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 444
A Victorian gold and agate pencil, the central polished agate column within a pierced scrolling gold surround, to an agate endpiece carved with a monogram, the tip stamped with an M, 11cm long, 14.2g gross, in a fitted burgundy leather caseCondition Report: There is no noticeable damage to the pencil, originally it was thought that the pencil may have been shortened as the top doesn't sit as well to the barrel, but this appears to be from manufacture, it does fit the case very well, and the case appears to be original. There is staining to the case and the leather is flaking away to the outside.There is no marking indicating gold standard, however it is in our opinion 10 to 18 carat gold. The pencil mechanism is at the time of condition report still working, however there is not enough lead in the pencil for it to come out the tip. the lead is approximately 1mm diameter. There is no noticeable damage or losses or the decoration, there is some possible solder to one of the bands where the pencil body joins the tip, but it could be from manufacture. There is also a fine split near the tip, this could also be from manufacture. Some wear from use. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 446
Sampson Mordan, an early Victorian gold mourning pencil, circa 1850, the barrel with scrolled foliate black and pale blue enamel, with In Memory Of in black enamel and inscribed with the name H. Smith, with arrow detail, a purple foil backed clear stone endpiece, the tip marked with an M, 8.5cm long (retracted), 7.7g gross, in a period fitted burgundy leather pencil boxThe arrow detail was generally used on gold pencils by S. Mordan that did not bear the name. The use of light blue enamel in jewellery often denotes a young or unmarried person, however the use here could just be decorative.Condition Report: The condition is very good for its age, there are a few small chips to the enamel, only really noticeable under close inspection. The piece has not been tested for gold standard, but it is reputed that Mordan used 10 carat gold for his pencils and used the arrow mark to denote this, please see Bull. K, The KB Collection of Gold Pencils, private publication, 2012, page 48The lead hole is approximately 1mm diameter, the slider is in good working order. The pencil has no hallmark. No noticeable cracks or major damage to the metal, there are a few small nicks to the lobed tip. The fitted box is in good condition for its age.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 94
A silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup by Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1910, with twin leaf capped flying scroll handles, a girdle, engraved 'Snelsmore Cup, Mixed Doubles Championship, Donnington Valley Golf Club', on a circular moulded spreading pedestal foot, 18c,m (7in) high, 422g (13.55 oz), on a black plastic socle with a presentation engraved electro-plated band, 24cm (9 1/2in) high overallCondition Report: Maker's mark partially rubbed, rest clearSmall knock to the baseTops of handles slightly pushed inEngraving is crispLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 254
Six books on antique furniture, comprising: 'Oak Furniture, the British Tradition' by Victory Chinnery ACC 1979; English Vernacular Furniture 1750-1900, by Christopher Gilbert, Yale 1991; American Seating Furniture 1630-1730 by Benno M Forman, Norton 1988, 'The English Regional Chair' by Bernard Cotton ACC 1991 (pages detached), 'Welsh Furniture 1250-1950' by Richard Bebb, Saer Books, 2017 (2 vols)all with dust jacketsCondition report: Ovrall good condition. Bebb paoir virtually new, Cotton has pages loose, dust jackets torn in places
Lot 331
Thomas M Ash (1851-1935)On the Welsh coast, near Barmouthsigned l.r., oil on canvas, inscribed verso40.5 x 61cmCondition report: Not been relined. Rips and tears through canvas.Paint losses, extensively to the sky.Scratches to the surface.Discoloured White line is deep scratch, almost ripped through.Craquelure.
Lot 76
Medallions, Great Britain and World, a collection of medallions comprising agricultural awards and engineering awards amongst others, included are a silver Birmingham Botanical & Horticultural Society, Botanical Gardens Edgbaston, engraved N.A.S. (Midland) Auricula Show. 1905, Awarded to, J.W. Bentley Esq, Champion, 2 x Royal Horticultural Society Affiliated Societies, with Pomona and Flora to the obverse, one engraved, The Essex Agricultural Soc. to G.F. Letts & Sons, 1937, the other blank and cased, Royal Lancashire Agricultural Society, Society for Improvement of Agriculture, a Rothesay Scotland horticultural award 'Presented by Dobbie & Co. Royal Seed Growers & Florists, Won by JT Bagworth, Ryhall', The Model Engineer, Ampthill Cup Champion Pairs, Inst. 1930, rev. Lord Ampthill GCSI, GCIE, President London Rowing Club, 1893-1935, Souvenir de la Societe Technique de L'industrie du gaz en France, Gas Light & Coke Co, Association Francaise Pour L'avancement des Sciences, a University of Glasgow Medical Faculty bronze medallion inscribed 'Charles M. Morton Summer 1922 in Junior Clinical Surgery Class (Mr. C.H. Edington.)' and a bronze medallion by F Carter commemorating 100 years of Wesleyan Methodism
Lot 112
A gold plated Gucci dress watch ref. 3000.2.M with plain gold tone signed dial and Dauphine hands, the 32mm round case gold plated to 10 microns having fixed bezel with Roman numerals, Gucci emblem at 12 o'clock, 17mm lugs and snap back case signed and referenced to inside and outside, ETA quartz movement, fitted with two piece brown leather strap and matching Gucci gold plated buckle, no box or papers. Condition: appears to be running however not sold with any guarantees, dial has some wear with pitting and minor scratches throughout, bezel showing some surface scratches as is case and back, crown functional and appears original bearing logo, strap has some wear with age however is functional as is buckle.
Lot 1126
Visconti - Automatic 2 Squared Crono Monza Scaffale Red with Alligator Strap wristwatch - W105-00-146-0017 - Men - NEW RRP £5,100.00. Automatic - Steel - Box, certificate of originality, documents, (full set), warranty. Swiss made Dubois Depraz, Visconti special execution V34J4Z - 2021/2892A2 Automatic Chronograph, 57 jewels, top assortment, Glucydur balance wheel, 28.800 A/h; adjusted to 4 positions, movement rate tolerance ±15 sec./day; Luxe finish: perlee rhodie module; cotes de Geneve decorated movement; power reserve: 40 hours. Dimensions: 30.00 mm; thickness 6.9 mm. Anti reflection Sapphire Crystal, 24 mm x 19 cm Black Genuine Alligator Leather Strap, water resistant 100 M 10 ATM, limited edition 39/250. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)
Lot 880
A vintage 18ct white gold and diamond cluster ring, the central brilliant cut diamond, approx. 1.00ct within a border of eight smaller brilliant cut diamonds, total weight approx. 2.60ct, the cluster probably removed from an early 20th century ring, in a bark effect setting, hallmarked 1975, the shoulders set with six eight cut diamonds, size M.
Lot 970
An 18ct white gold, ruby and diamond three stone ring, the central, round cut ruby weighing approximately 0.95ct and flanked by two, round brilliant cut diamonds. Ring size M.* A few absolutely miniscule frits to the girdle on the ruby. No other faults. The diamonds are approx. H-I / SI1 - they are nice and lively but they do have some tiny inclusions visible when viewed through a 10x lens. The colour is well matched. The ruby has a pale wispy inclusion to the edge but is otherwise clear and has a lovely colour.
Lot 582
Jessie M. Hilson (British, fl.1880-1910), The Battle of Jersey, Death of Major Pierson, after the original by John Singleton Copley (1737-1815) in the Tate Gallery, London. oil on canvas, signed lower left, English 1930s gilded frame with running pattern leaf ornament. 38 x 55in. (89cm x 138.7cm.)
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