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Click here to subscribeA City of London STREET SIGN from Bell Yard, WC2, a small thoroughfare off the Strand alongside the Royal Courts of Justice in London's legal district. An opal glass sign in its original aluminium frame, measuring 18" (46cm) square, we estimate it to date from the 1950s or perhaps a little earlier. In very good, ex-use condition. [1]
Australian Interest: An Australian 18ct gold and black opal solitaire ring by Rod Edwards, the oval cabochon held in an open frame above an oval concave base, stamped with maker's initial, circa 1960s? Size IRod Edwards (born Sydney, 1921) moved to England in 1954, where he trained as a jeweller before establishing his own company. His pieces were displayed at the seminal International Exhibition of Modern Jewellery 1890-1961 at Goldsmiths Hall, which was the beginning of a new appreciation of modern jewellery design. Famed for his elegant, modernist pieces, Mr Edwards is also an authoritative writer on the art and technique of jewellery making, his books including the substantial manual for goldsmiths 'The Technique of Jewellery', 1977.
A small quantity of Jewellery to include a yellow and white metal Ring (marked 935 and one other mark) set with a central oval opal, a 9 carat yellow gold Stick Pin set with a small oval opal, one other yellow metal Stick Pin, a Georgian style Mourning Brooch set with seed pearls, a coral bead Bracelet, a large white metal Pendant set with cut stones and pearls etc., (variety)
Assorted gold and silver jewellery, to include eight rings one five stone diamond set, one ruby and diamond cluster, two set with sapphires, one marcasite ring, one opal set cluster, one amethyst and opal ring, and a 22ct wedding band along with two silver oval locket pendants, three yellow metal chains and a white metal and moss agate pendant, etc (parcel)
A collection of jewellery and other items, to include; a Victorian gold domed and beaded locket-back brooch, unmarked; an oval white opal single stone bar brooch; a silver round brooch of beaded and crenilated design, Birmingham 1883; a modern silver hinged bangle; a French silver cup 'Ypres' and other items.
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