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Lot 178
A Diamond three stone Ring claw-set graduated brilliant-cut stone in 18ct gold ring size O, a Diamond and sapphire five stone Ring claw-set three old-cut diamonds interspersed with two step-cut sapphires in 18ct gold, ring size K, an Opal and Diamond Ring set two opals and rose-cut diamond, lacks centre stone, a seed Pearl and blue enamel Ring, lacks three pearls and a Zircon and Diamond Cluster Ring claw-set oval-cut zircon within rose-cut diamonds, lacks one stone
Lot 650
‡FRANK O. SALISBURY, R.A. (1874-1962) Portrait of Lt. Duncan Retallick Glendinning (1st/7th Battalion, Middlesex Regiment) half-length, wearing uniform signed ‘Frank O. Salisbury’ (lower left) oil on canvas 40 1/2 x 28 1/2in (102.8 x 72.4cm) Two photographs of the sitter are also sold with this painting Provenance: The sitter’s family. In February 1915 the sitter at the age of seventeen was enlisted as a private in the Public Schools Battalion at Epsom and after only a week was gazetted second lieutenant in the Middlesex Regiment. He was promoted to Lieutenant in July of the same year, and later temporary Captain. It was not until November 6th 1917 that he was sent to France and after only six days active service on the Somme he was killed on November 16th. A friend and fellow officer Edgar Hargreaves writing the very next day to send his condolences to the family reported: I thought you would like to have some particulars of his death, and I have got these from an officer who was with him a second or two before he was hit. Duncan was talking and joking with his men when a German machine gun opened fire. A bullet hit the wire and, glancing off, unfortunately hit him. Our doctor who was on the spot went to him at once. Although it cannot lessen the grief we all feel at his loss, it is some consolation to know that the end was painless. We buried him this afternoon in the little village cemetery near our billets.... This was the village of Fremicourt. Duncan’s body was later moved to its present resting place in the British Cemetery at Bancourt.
Lot 1711
A yellow and white gold and diamond set band ring, in a pierced design, mounted with a row of the five principal circular cut diamonds in a slanting design and otherwise mounted with small circular cut diamonds, between yellow gold sides, detailed Bobo 750, ring size O, gross weight 10.5 gms.
Lot 1442
Railway Interest Box Containing A Quantity Of Model Trains, Kits, Tools Etc. To Include Webster's G.W.R Wagon Kits Wonderful Wagon 16 Ton Brake Van O Gauge, Peco Wonderful Wagon 24 Ton Six-Wheel Brake Van, Slater's Wagon Kits 10T Brake Van, Gloucester 6 Plank P.O Side Door, Gas Lamps, Weller Craft Gun Kit Etc..
Lot 547
Art Deco diamond single stone ring with an old cut diamond estimated to weigh approximately 1.30 carats, in eight claw setting with rose cut diamond bifurcated shoulders. Ring size O½ CONDITION REPORT Very good condition. Clarity is very good with no obvious inclusions when viewed with a loupe, one small indented natural / chip to the girdle. A lively stone but does draw colour and appears tinted. Shank and setting in very good condition. Circa 1930
Lot 573
George III ring with six square cut blue stones in closed back collet setting, on tapered shank. Ring size O½ CONDITION REPORT Good condition commensurate with age. Total gross weight 1.2 grams. Stones are probably paste, all appear to be original to the ring and have surface scratches commensurate with age. No hallmarks, probably gold, no damage or signs of sizing
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