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A PAIR OF FIRE OPAL AND DIAMOND PENDENT EARRINGSEach fancy-shaped fire opal cabochon within collet-setting, suspending a line of brilliant-cut diamonds and a fire opal fancy drop, mounted in 18K gold, diamonds approximately 0.70ct total, length 5.6cmCondition Report: Opals: of orange hue, medium tone, translucent, well matched in colourDiamonds: unable to assess colour due to rose gold mount, estimated clarity VS/SIMinor signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 18.20g
A CULTURED PEARL, OPAL AND DIAMOND DRESS RINGThe central round-shaped South Sea cultured pearl measuring approximately 14.13mm, within a brilliant-cut diamond surround to a further circular-cut opal cabochons, mounted in blacked 18K gold, French import mark, ring size MCondition Report: Pearl: of white tint, good lustre with silver overtones, minor natural blemishesDiamonds: bright and livelyOpals: overall well matchedSuperficial signs of wearOwl mark outside the hoop for 18K gold imported in FranceSuperficial signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 10.7g
WILHELM SCHMIDT; A CARVED OPAL, CIRCA 1880 the carved opal depicting the head of a warrior, his helmet surmounted by The Sphinx, the reverse host stone also carved. Signed "WILHELM SCHMIDT" 3.1cm x 5.6cm Total weight 23.5gms Provenance: From a private collection, acquired in. Shanghai of Home Kong from the 1930's onwards. Note: Wilhelm Schmidt (1845-1938) Schmidt was born in Idar Oberstein and at the age of 15 went to Paris and trained with the cameo-cutter Arsene. There had been a huge interest in Cameos for centuries, but by the time Schmidt had graduated in the 1860's, that interest was beginning to fade. He eventually settled in London and worked alongside his brother in Hatton Garden who dealt in gemstones. He was working with some fabulously rare gemstone specimens and produced pieces for John Brogden, Child and Child and Carlo Giuliano and this helped to raise his profile. The big break came when he mastered carving opals. His work is exceptional and it is rare to find a signed example. Gertrud Seidmann, a connoisseur of Schmidt's work, explained the importance of Schmidt's work: "Opal cameos, if rare, were not unknown (in the 19th century) but Schmidt had invented a novel technique: instead of carving the whole cameo from precious opal, he used blanks with a thin layer of precious opal overlaying the matrix, in the same way in which the contrasted layers of agers were traditionally used to set off the background."
H.G. MURPHY AN ARTS & CRAFTS OPAL SILVER AND GOLD PENDANT NECKLACE, collet set with three graduated oval cabochon-cut opals, each collet set within an elaborate tapering setting of fruiting vine work, on a trace-link chain. Marked to the reverse with applied Falcon Works plaque and initials 'HGM', Within in a gilt tooled green leather box Marked 9C on clasp Dimensions: Length of pendant: 8cm Width of pendant 4.3cm Chain 46cm Central Pearl 2.8cm x 1.7cm Opals 4mm diameter Total weight 31g Footnote: H.G.MURPHY (1884-1939) FOR THE FALCON WORKS A drawing by Murphy for a pendant of similar design, also set with three opals is illustrated, P. Atterbury and J. Benjamin, The Jewellery & Silver of H. G. Murphy: Arts and Crafts to Art Deco, Antique Collector's Club: Woodbridge 2005, p. 61.
VIOLET RAMSAY; AN ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER, OPAL AND PASTE NECKLACE, CIRCA 1900 the oval mane pearl within a silver rope work mount to an outer border of pierced wire work with circular cabochon-cut opal and square green paste collets, the frame with further scroll work, suspended from a mane pearl surmount, on a fancy link chain, the pendant suspends a pearl and paste drop, formally forming part of the bale. Provenance Property of a descendant of Violet Ramsay. Violet Ramsay’s work was featured in an article in an edition of ‘The Lady’s Tealm’ published in 1904. The article was entitled ‘Jewellery Working’ and written by Cyril Davenport , F.S.A £1500-2000 Pendant inc bale measures 8cm x 4.3cm Chain 46cm Central Pearl 2.8cm x 1.7cm Opals 4mm diameter Total weight 31g Marked 9c on clasp
FIVE EDWARDIAN GEM SET BAR BROOCHES set with an old cut diamond trefoil, an opal, an opal and garnet, and two garnets Diamond brooch Unmarked Measures 5.5cm long Total weight 4.4g Opal brooch Marked 9ct Gold Measures 6cm long Total weight 2.1cm Opal and garnet brooch Marked 375, Birmingham, 1987 Measures 5cm long Total weight 2.2g Flower garnet brooch Marked 375, Birmingham, 1979 Measures 5.4cm x 1.8cm Total weight 3.3g Garnet brooch Marked 9ct Measures 3.8cm Total weight 1.4g
An 18ct yellow gold three stone cabochon opal and four diamond half hoop ring, Chester hallmarked, size P 1/2, approx 5.1g.Additional InformationThe central opal is approx 6mm x 4.7mm. The ring head is 17.4mm. The opals themselves have light surface wear but free from any chips and cracks. The tips of the claws are all sound but a couple of quite heavily worn. General wear to the band, obscuring slightly the hallmark.
An 18ct yellow gold three stone cabochon opal and four eight cut diamond set ring, size L, approx 4.1g.Additional InformationThe central opal is approx 7.3 x 4.8mm, the ring head width is approx 16mm. All three opals have surface abrasions and one of the side opals has a small sliver chip to the surface. The claws are sound but a couple are quite heavily worn. General surface wear.
An Edwardian 18ct yellow gold opal and diamond five stone ring, Chester 1906, size O 1/2, approx 3.2g.Additional InformationHeavy abrasions to the opals, the diamonds are tiny and included. Slight misshapen setting with tips of claws worn away in parts. The ring has also been resized with the repair going partially through the mark and general surface wear throughout.
A 9ct yellow gold and Blue John ring, size Q, two 9ct yellow gold and opal rings (one missing stone), an opal cluster 9ct gold ring and a 9ct gold wishbone ring, combined approx. 16.35g (5).Additional InformationThe Blue John is very heavily surface scratches and internally fractured. As detailed, on opal is missing. Surface scratches to the opals. The opal cluster ring is misshapen, tips of claws slightly rubbed.
BOODLES; an 18ct yellow gold opal and diamond ring, the central opal measuring approx 15 x 12mm within a border of twenty diamonds each weighing approx 0.05ct, size N 1/2, approx 7g.Additional InformationThe opal has some surface scratches but free from any cracks or chips. The diamonds are well matched as you would expect from a quality piece of jewellery. Overall it is presented well. It is signed to the band.
A 9ct yellow gold curb link necklace with two stone opal drop pendant, together with a 14ct yellow gold bar brooch set with a central moonstone, 9ct gold bar brooch set with amethyst coloured stone, Victorian 9ct gold stick pin and a yellow metal ring, set with cultured Pearl, size O, combined weight 14.4g (5).
An 18ct yellow gold opal and diamond cluster ring, the central oval cabochon opal within a border of twelve round brilliant cut diamonds, size N 1/2, approximately 4.1g. Additional InformationThe ring head approximately 16 x 17mm. The opal is free from any cracks or chips, only having light surface abrasions. The diamonds are facing up nicely white, are well matched, and with only light surface wear throughout.
A large 18ct yellow gold opal and diamond dress ring, the central oval opal flanked by ten small round brilliant cut diamonds, size O, approximately 14g.Additional InformationThere is a crack running through the opal, otherwise light surface abrasions. The diamonds are of a slightly stepped setting, and there are light surface scratches.
A 9ct yellow gold opal and diamond oval hinged snap bangle, the main platform set with nine oval opal cabochons within a frame of eighteen small round brilliant cut diamonds in elaborate scroll setting and within engraved floral detail to the shoulders, internal measurement 58mm x 50mm, approx 22.2g.Additional InformationThe opals are all approx the same size 7mm x 5mm. It is presented in very good condition with just minor surface scratches to the metalwork and with very minor abrasions to the opals.
An Edwardian 9ct rose gold opal and garnet oval hinged snap bangle, the platform set with central oval opal, twin circular cabochon opals and twin garnets in a pierced frame, hallmarked for Chester 1902, inner measurements 60 x 42mm, approx. 8.9g.Additional InformationThe opals are quite flat, almost giving the appearance of moonstones. Light surface scratches and the piece is fully hallmarked. The catch is slightly loose and comes with a safety chain.
An Edwardian 9ct yellow gold and opal oval hinged snap bangle, the central platform set with graduated opals, within tiny diamond chips, hallmarked for Chester 1908, inner dimensions width 60 x 49mm, approx. 9.8g.Additional InformationOverall in good condition. The action works well., It is fully hallmarked, has a safety chain attachment, the opals themselves are very flat in colour, almost appearing as moonstones., General surface wear.
A 9ct yellow gold opal pendant suspended on a 9ct curb link chain with straight bar and foliate terminal, pendant 35mm, chain length 44cm, approx 5.9g, also a pair of 9ct white gold opal doublet drop earrings.Additional InformationThe opal on the pendant is approx 17.5 x 12mm, it has plenty of life in it, it is green and blue with a flash of orange. General surface wear throughout.
A 9ct yellow gold chain suspending a pale aquamarine pendant, length of chain 38cm, the pendant 24mm, and a 9ct yellow gold and sealed back opal pendant, diameter 28mm, combined approx. 17.1g.Additional InformationThe opal is sealed to the back, has minor surface scratches, the aquamarine has a little bit of surface wear and abrasions, general surface wear to the gold.
A 9ct yellow gold necklace with pendant drop centred with an circular opal cabochon and with possibly later applied further drop with three pear shaped enclosed purple stones, length of chain approx. 40cm, length of pendant drop 25mm, combined approx. 4.5g.Additional InformationThe opal is in good condition with very minor surface wear. The lower drop pendant has some abrasions to the raised surfaces but overall OK.
A yellow metal opal and diamond brooch in fitted leather box, the frame set with thirty diamonds and eleven opals, the largest measuring 6.5 x 6mm, overall 32 x 32mm, approx 5.7g.Additional InformationIn excellent condition. The only point of note is that the second smallest opal to one side has got a chip on the extremity. The piece is unmarked but does have an indistinct inventory number of scratched number to the inner tip.
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