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Lot 118
A 9ct white gold diamond cluster ring set with brilliant and baguette cut diamonds with a combined estimated approx total of 0.30cts, size N1/2 and a 9ct white gold rose cut diamond ring of estimated approx diamond total of 0.20cts, size O, combined weight 4gms Condition Report: Available upon request
Lot 664
Flight Lieutenant Alexander Henry "Alex" Thom DFC signed b w photo. WW2 RAF Battle of Britain pilot. Set into superb A4 descriptive page. Called to full-time service at the outbreak of war, he was posted to 3 ITW Hastings on 2nd October, moved to 15 EFTS Redhill on 29th April 1940 and then to 15 FTS on 15th June, firstly at Brize Norton and later at Chipping Norton. On 22nd September Thom went to 6 OTU Sutton Bridge and after converting to Hurricanes joined 79 Squadron at Pembrey on 6th October. He was posted on to 87 Squadron at Exeter on the 31st. Thom was still with the squadron during 1941. On 21st July he and F/O GL Roscoe shared in the destruction of a He111 which crashed into the sea off the Scillies. The crew took to a life raft and Thom circled them until a motor launch came and picked them up. Thom later met the crew and was given a flying helmet by the German pilot. On 21st October, this time with F/O EG Musgrove, Thom shared a Me110 southeast of the Scillies. Commissioned in early December 1941, Thom was appointed 'B' Flight Commander on 10th July 1942 and awarded the DFC (gazetted 14th August 1942). On the 19th August 1942, while supporting the ground forces at Dieppe, his Hurricane was hit by ground fire and lost oil pressure. He managed to limp back to England where he made a forced landing at East Dean. Thom managed to get back to his airfield as a passenger in a Master flown by F/Sgt. Lowe and immediately took off again in another Hurricane, flew back to Dieppe and proceeded to strafe enemy positions. He was then credited with two enemy aircraft destroyed and a He111 probably destroyed. In November 1942 87 Squadron went to North Africa. Thom was posted away on 7th May 1943 to be a flying control officer at Bone. He returned to 87 Squadron, then at Tingley, and took command on 27th June 1943. He was again posted away on 27th September, this time to return to the UK. On 17th November Thom became an instructor at 55 OTU Annan. He moved to 53 OTU Kirton-in-Lindsey on 12th March 1944. He was appointed Flight Commander, Fighter Affiliation Flight at 84 (Bomber) OTU at Husbands Bosworth on 19th May 1944 and remained there until 10th October when he went to RAF Peterhead as adjutant. Thom's final posting was to HQ 13 Group at Inverness on 8th May 1945 as a staff officer. He was released from the RAF on 4th December 1945 as a Flight Lieutenant. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.
Lot 94
WW2 Bomber soft back book Journeys End by Kevin Wilson signed by the author and W/O Harry Irons DFC 158 Sqn Lancaster Rear Gunner, Flt Sgt Laurie Godfrey 408 Sqn. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.
Lot 91
Believed Mardon, Son & Hall - A collection of assorted vintage mid 20th century point of sale advertising templates and artwork in full colour for packaging relating to cigarettes and tobacco. Artwork to include; Mitchell's "Pom-Pom" Plug, Clarke's Life Guard Cigarettes, Macdonald's "Second Chamber" Cigarettes, "Azalea" Margarine, "pioneer" Tobacco & Cigarettes and " Tam O' Shanter" Tobacco. Measures; 43cm x 31cm.
Lot 321
A band ring stamped 'PLATINUM', finger size N; a 9 carat gold signet ring, finger size W; a ring stamped 'PALLADIUM', finger size K1/2; a band ring stamped 'SILVER', finger size K1/2; a 9 carat gold and silver band ring, finger size O; and a blue paste dress ring stamped 'SILVER', finger size M1/2 (6). Platinum ring - 2.98 grams. 9 carat gold signet ring - 3.11 grams. Palladium ring - 1.13 grams. Silver band ring - 0.93 grams. Gold and silver band ring - 4.21 grams. Dress ring - 5.74 grams.
Lot 77
A diamond two-stone cross over ring, diamond set shoulders, the two round old cut diamonds weighing approx 1.50 carat, 0.75 carat each, assessed colour I/J, assessed clarity SI1/SI2, claw setting, 18ct yellow gold shank, ring size O, gross weight approx 3.4 gramsCondition: claws intact, minor wear and tear only
Lot 78
A diamond three-stone 18ct yellow gold ring, three round brilliant cut diamonds, total diamond weight of approx 1.60 carat, centre stone approx 0.75 carat, assessed colour I/J, assessed clarity SI1/SI2 , claw settings, ring size O, gross weight approx 3.5 grams Condition: claws intact, minor wear and tear only
Lot 95
17th - 18th century gold posy ring inscribed 'In thee my choice I doe rejoice'. A high carat gold posy ring, of D-shaped cross section with the inscription on the interior. Maker's mark 'B' after the inscription. Posy rings derive their name from the love motto or rhyming poesy inscribed on them. Although examples are known from the medieval period, their popularity rose during Elizabethan times and reference is made to them in Shakespeare's Hamlet. Being inscribed on the interior, the love posy would be known to only the giver and recipient and this style became the popular choice for wedding rings through the mid 17th century, when Puritan culture of Oliver Cromwell's Commonwealth discouraged the wearing of ostentatious jewellery. The inscription on this example 'In thee my choice I do rejoice' is of typical 17th century style and refers to the delight of having chosen a suitable partner for marriage. Circa 1650-1720. 19mm x 4mm, 2.34g. Ring size: UK O½, US 7¾ From a private collection, acquired 1992.
Lot 13
An Art Deco style sapphire and diamond platinum ring, the central step-cut blue sapphire approx 0.85 carat, surrounded by round brilliant-cut diamonds approx 0.25 carat total, pierced and millegrain settings, ring size O, total gross weight approx 4 gramsCondition: good, all stones and settings intact
Lot 17
An 8.5 carat diamond solitaire platinum ring, the round brilliant cut diamond weighing approx. 8.5 carats, assessed colour M/N, assessed clarity SI2, displaying high brilliance, platinum eight claw coronet setting, pointed shoulders to platinum shank, size O, total gross weight approx 7.5 gramsCondition: Very good- all claws intact, no obvious damage or repair, minor wear and tear only
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