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Lot 90
A 1986 BMW E28 M535i, registration number D133 KKO, chassis number WBADC820300660390, Midnight blue with cream M-Tech leather. An iconic road burner, the M535i is one of those few cars, that along with the Porsche 911 and VW Golf GTI, summed up the 'big braces' period of the late 1980s. Supplied new in October 1986 this automatic came with a host of factory options, including central locking with anti-theft system, M-Tech suspension, glass electric sunroof, onboard trip computer with remote control and rear sun blind. Sitting on genuine 16 inch Hartge HS5 alloys with correct Avon tyres, the car was used regularly up to 2005, a statement supported by a stamped service book (30 stamps) and every MOT certificate from 1990 onwards. Between 2005 and 2010 we understand that the car was barn stored and in need of restoration. Following acquisition the following year by a new enthusiastic owner, the BMW was restored (all new wings and doors) and treated to a bare metal re-paint. At the same time, the suspension was replaced with genuine M-Tech parts, the dash-top was renewed and a factory exhaust system fitted. Now showing 134,000 miles the car comes with stamped Handbook/Service Book, old MOT certificates from 1990 onwards and bills from the 2011 restoration. V5C, MOT to July 2016 See illustration
Lot 69
A 1946 Morris Ten Series M saloon, registration number HKH 804, black. The Series M was the all new post WWII offering. It featured unitary construction and the MG TC engine in a higher state of tune. The new Ten was initially only available as a saloon but a steel sliding sunroof was offered as an optional extra, as is fitted to this car. This saloon was originally registered in East Yorkshire and spent time in both Shropshire and the Midlands before being bought by the Somerset vendor in 1998. Since purchasing the Morris the vehicle has been used to attend local classic car shows and events. The Morris is offered for auction with a history file containing a photocopy of the original RF60, a Heritage certificate, expired MOTs and sundry paperwork. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustration
Lot 107
A 1988 Jaguar XJS V12 convertible, registration number F760 KKS, Glacier white. Believed 47,000 miles from new, this XJS convertible was supplied Croall Bryson & Co Ltd, Kelso, to Mr M M Crawford. The Jaguar is finished in Glacier white with a buckskin leather interior, a black mohair hood, and export twin headlights. The Jaguar was subject to a total loss cat C in 2011. It was subsequently rebuilt by the vendor and was passed by VOSA and issued its original registration on 23/02/2011. The XJS is offered for auction with a Jaguar Heritage Certificate, past MOTs, receipts, a photo album of the restoration and sundry paperwork. V5C, MOT to March 2016 See illustrations
Lot 939
Three 9ct gold sapphire and white-gem rings - To include two clusters and a seven-stone - Hallmarked London and Birmingham - Ring sizes L, M and N1/2 - Total weight approx 5.2gms Condition Report: Fair - With light surface scratches - One white-gem deficient from heart-shape cluster - One sapphire possibly synthetic
Lot 874
An 18ct gold diamond half-circle ring - The seven brilliant-cut diamonds within a channel setting - Accompanied by a valuation from Cellini dated 3/10/15 stating the estimated total diamond weight as 0.45ct, estimated F-G colour, VS1-VS2 clarity - NRV £2150 - Hallmarked London - Ring size M - Weight approx 3.0gms Condition Report: Good - Diamonds lively and bright
Lot 873
An 18ct gold brilliant-cut diamond three-stone ring - Accompanied by a valuation from Cellini dated 3/10/15 stating the estimated total diamond weight as 0.50ct, estimated G-H colour, VS1-VS2 clarity -NRV £1750 - Hallmarked London - Ring size M - Weight approx 3.6gms Condition Report: Good - Diamonds lively and bright
Lot 1316
Theatre and Cinema Interest contents relating to Charlie Chaplin, Jimmy Russell and Fred Karno - including a 9ct gold pass card approx weight 20 grams, entitled - Mr James White extends to Mr M R.E. Dawe - The Freedom of Daly's Theatre, The Production of Pass will give him admittance to all times to any part of the theatre - A Bookmakers Rule Book to the Company Chaplin & Russell owned by Charlie Chaplin and Jimmy Russel and selection of ephemera relating to Fred Karno including letters, press cuttings and hand bills Fred Karno (Frederick John Westcott) was a Theatre Impresario of the late 19th and early 20th century working with Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel, often credited with being the inventor of slapstick James White was a well known early 20th century Racehorse owner, Boxing promoter and Theatre proprietor
Lot 863
An 18ct gold princess-cut diamond single-stone ring - Accompanied by a valuation for insurance dated 6/11/13 from Mapppin & Webb stating the estimated diamond weight as 1.68cts, estimated H-I colour, I2 clarity and the NRV as £6500 - Hallmarked Birmingham - Ring size M 1/2 - Weight approx 4.4gms Condition Report: Good - With light surface scratches in keeping with wear - Diamond bright with visible dark inclusion to one side.
Lot 887
A 22ct gold band ring - Hallmarked Chester - Ring size M - Weight approx 1.2gms - Together with a a selection of items with marks indicating 9ct gold - To include three rings, a sovereign mount, a belcher-link chain and a padlock clasp - Total weight approx 13.3gms Condition Report: Fair - With light surface dents and scratches - general signs of wear - Sovereign mount in need of repair
Lot 905
A 9ct gold princess-cut diamond single-stone ring - Diamond weight 0.15ct, stamped to band - Hallmarked Birmingham - Ring size M - Together with a further 9ct gold diamond ring - Hallmarked Sheffield - Ring size Q - Total weight approx 3.3gms Condition Report: Good - With light surface scratches - Princess-cut diamond lively and bright
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