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Lot 1015
A pair of jade ear pendants - Stamped K18 - Length 4cms - Weight approx 6.0gms - A carved jade panel pendant, with seed pearls to the rope necklace - Together with a graduated bead necklace, believed to be jade - Length approx 86cms Condition Report: Good to fair - With light surface scratches - Jade untested for natural colour origin.
Lot 1038
A late 19th century seed pearl and enamel memorial ring - With woven hair panel to the reverse - Tests as higher carat gold - Inner inscription dated 22nd July 1863 - Ring size M - Weight approx 2.9gms Condition Report: Good to fair - With light surface dents, scratches and tarnishing in keeping with age and wear - Slight wear to the enamel
Lot 1075
Two 9ct gold Masonic swivel panel rings - Each with a central panel with Masonic symbol that turns to display a plain reverse ( one with engraved initials) - Hallmarked Birmingham, one hallmark rubbed - Ring size P 1/2 and T 1/2 - Total weight approx 11.9gms Condition Report: Good to fair - With light surface scratches and general signs of wear
Lot 1076
A 15ct gold seed pearl and enamel memorial ring - Ring size N 1/2 - Together with a 15ct gold ruby and rose-cut diamond ring - Ring size N - Both hallmarked Chester - Weight approx 4.9gms Condition Report: Good to fair - With light surface scratches and wear in keeping with age - Seed pearl ring with vacant hair panel to band.
Lot 1078
An amethyst and diamond bracelet - The four oval amethyst cabochons, with brilliant-cut diamond double spacers, to the textured panel bracelet - Stamped 750 - Length 19cms - Weight approx 41.1gms Condition Report: Good to fair - With light surface scratches - One of the links appears slightly squashed
Lot 1086
A foil-back gem and old-cut diamond pendant brooch - The cushion-cut gem believed to be sapphire within an old-cut diamond surround, suspending a detachable old-cut diamond cross-shape drop, to the reverse memorial panel with inscription dated 22nd December 1840 - Tests as silver and gold Estimated total diamond weight 1.70-2.0cts - Length 4.7cms - Weight approx 9.0gms - Suspended from a belcher-link chain - Stamped 9ct - Length 46cms - Weight approx 2.1gms - In fitted case. Condition Report: Good - With light surface scratches - Diamonds lively and bright - Centre stone has not been tested as in a closed back setting - Suspension loops possible later replacements
Lot 1087
A seed pearl panel necklace - With three seed pearl floral clusters to the circular seed pearl panels - Tests as higher carat gold - Length 42cms - Weight approx 26.1gms Condition Report: Good to fair - With light surface scratches and minor surface blemishes to some of the seed pearls - The central floral cluster has a suspension loop but the dropper is deficient
Lot 752
A weighted silver desk top cigarette box with engine turned decoration and another weighted silver cigarette box with a petit point panel of a sailing ship - London 1943 - both cedar lined - Largest height 5 cm x Width 16 cm x Depth 9 cm Condition report: Considerable damage to larger box, splits and dents
Lot 668
A detailed watercolour laid on panel of St Jerome in the Wilderness, sitting in his Cave with a Lion - 19 cm x 15 cm - label on back of board E W Leyborne Popham - in an ornate gilt metal frame - 23 cm x 20 cm with inscription to back of frame - from the Whitcombe Greene collection ........ dated 7th July 1932 Condition report: Painting in good condition, frame has a casting fault
Lot 835
A 9ct gold diamond cluster ring - The square-shape panel set with champagne-colour brilliant-cut diamonds, to the single-cut diamond surround and shoulders - Estimated total diamond weight 2.0cts - Hallmarked Birmingham - Ring size N 1/2 - Weight approx 6.2gms Condition Report: Good - Champagne diamonds untested for natural colour origin
Lot 942
A Victorian 15ct gold mourning pendant set with central rose-cut diamond and half-pearl star - With reverse hair panel, suspended from a gold plated chain - Length of pendant approx 3cms - Length of chain 51cms - Total weight approx 7.1gms Condition Report: Good to fair - With some minor surface wear in keeping with age and wear
Lot 951
A jade and diamond pendant - The carved jadeite panel to the brilliant-cut diamond surmount, suspended from a box-link chain - Stamped 750 - Length of pendant 4.5cms - Length of chain 40cms - Weight approx 7.3gms Condition Report: Good - With light surface scratches - Jade untested for natural colour origin.
Lot 199
JACKSON MICHAEL: (1958-2009) American Pop Singer. Signed album record sleeve (front panel only) for Thriller (1982). Signed by Jackson in bold blue ink with his name alone to a clear area of the cover which features his image. A couple of very light, extremely minor corner creases, otherwise EX
Lot 407
To Mrs Thrale JOHNSON SAMUEL: (1709-1784) English Writer, Poet, Biographer and Lexicographer whose work A Dictionary of the English Language was published in 1755 and remained the pre-eminent English Dictionary until the Oxford English Dictionary was published 173 years later. Extremely rare Autograph Free Front panel, unsigned, addressed in Johnson's hand in bold ink 'To Mrs Thrale at Brighthelmstone, Sussex'. VG Dr. Johnson's correspondent was Hester Thrale (1741-1821) British Diarist, Author and Patron of the Arts whose first husband was Henry Thrale (1724/1730?-1781) English Politician and close friend of Johnson. Hester Thrale's diaries and correspondence have proved an important source of information about Johnson and 18th century life.
Lot 637
NIGHTINGALE FLORENCE: (1820-1910) British Pioneer of Nursing. Autograph Envelope signed ('Florence Nightingale'), being the front panel only, addressed in Nightingale's hand to the Committee of the Charity Organization Society at Buckingham Palace Road and additionally annotated at the head in her hand 'The Bearer is Henry Dunn'. Signed in the lower left corner and dated 28th January 1880 in her hand. The signature and text are a little faded although perfectly legible. Some overall foxing, G
Lot 675
FAMOUS MEN & WOMEN: Selection of autograph envelopes, some signed, hand addressed by a wide variety of famous men and women including Franz Liszt, Leonard Bernstein (early example whilst studying at Harvard University and with his printed name and address to the verso), Edward John Trelawney (signed Free Front addressed in his hand to William Michael Rossetti, 1871), Erich Maria Remarque (4; one signed to a lower left corner and two with his printed name to the verso), Hermann Hesse (with his printed name and address to the verso), Oskar Kokoschka (signed in the return address to the verso), Martin Buber, Arthur Conan Doyle etc., and also including the front panel of a Registered envelope from the Institut Du Radium, Laboratoire Curie, Paris, addressed in an unidentified hand. Some age wear and minor faults (small tears, areas of paper loss etc.). FR to generally G, 13
Lot 833
O'CONNELL DANIEL: (1775-1847) Irish Political Leader. Signed Free Front envelope panel, addressed in O'Connell's hand to Messrs. Colnaghi & Company at 23 Cockspur Street, Charing Cross, London, and dated Dublin, 16th October 1835 in his hand. Signed ('Daniel O'Connell') to the lower left corner. With two post marks, only very slightly affecting the address, but not the signature. Corners clipped and neatly mounted, otherwise VG P & D Colnaghi & Co of London, the oldest commercial art gallery in the world, occupied premises in Cockspur Street from 1799 and later moved to Pall Mall.
Lot 879
WELLINGTON DUKE OF: (1769-1852) Anglo-Irish Field Marshal & British Prime Minister 1828-30, 1834. Signed Free Front envelope panel, addressed in his hand to His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence at Bushey Park, marked Private at the head and signed by Wellington with his initial to the lower left corner. Trimmed to the edges, just touching the signature and text, and neatly laid down. Together with a portion of an autograph letter (signature not present), one page, 8vo (trimmed), Walmer Castle, 15th November 1840, informing his correspondent when he will be in town and suggesting a meeting with Mr. Wright, further adding 'I am quite well; and I trust that you will find that I have followed your directions'. Large, neat tear to the base, just affecting a few letters of text. Also including Lord George Russell (1790-1846) British Soldier, Politician & Diplomat, Aide-de-Camp to Wellington in 1812 & 1817. L.S., G W Russell Lt Col, one page, 4to, Brighton Barracks, 30th July 1826, to the Quarter Master General of the Forces. Russell requests his correspondent to 'forward a Route to Major Badcock at Canterbury Barracks for the march of two convalescent men and two horses of the Royal Irish Hussars from thence to Brighton'. Further including John Gurwood (1790-1845) British Colonel who served under Wellington and was severely wounded in the early stages of the Battle of Waterloo. Gurwood also served as Wellington's private secretary and edited the Wellington Despatches. Portion of a D.S., J Gurwood, one page, oblong 8vo, n.p., 24th September 1836. The manuscript relates to a package of books in the Kings warehouse, having arrived from Gibraltar, and states, in part, 'Lieut. Colonel John Gurwood declares that the books….were purchased in this country in the fair way of trade, were sent out of this country & now returned…' Neatly mounted and with a few small areas of paper loss. Generally G to about VG, 4
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Lot 885
[WATERLOO BATTLE OF]: MACKINNON DANIEL (1791-1836) Scottish Colonel of the Coldstream Guards who played an important part at the Battle of Waterloo valiantly defending the important position of the farm of Hougoumont despite severe wounds. A.L.S., Colonel Mackinnon, in the third person, one page, 4to, Hertford Street, n.d. (c.1832/33), to the publisher Richard Bentley. Mackinnon enquires as to the residence of a binder and further asks if the four sets of illustrations have been sent to Lewis the binder. With address panel to the verso bearing the remnants of a black wax seal. Some light age wear, minor staining and a few small tears to the edges, some repaired to the verso, only very slightly affecting a few words of text, G Mackinnon's work The Origin and Services of the Coldstream Guards was published by Richard Bentley in two volumes in 1833.
Lot 889
HARDY THOMAS MASTERMAN: (1769-1839) British Naval officer, Flag Captain to Admiral Lord Nelson. Hardy commanded HMS Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar. Ink signature ('T M Hardy') on a small piece neatly affixed to a Free Front envelope panel addressed to the Countess of Ashlam at Marine Parade, Brighton and dated London, 26th January 1833. Also signed by George Brooke-Pechell (1789-1860) British Vice Admiral and Politician and George Heneage Lawrence Dundas (1778-1834) British Rear Admiral. Neatly laid down to a portion of a page removed from an album and with a contemporary ink annotation at the head. VG
Lot 897
CRIMEAN WAR: Small selection of signed pieces by various British Military leaders, all of whom served in the Crimean War, comprising Lord Raglan (A.N.S. on a 12mo piece, 22nd May 1858), Lord Lucan (bold ink signature clipped from the conclusion of an A.L.S.), James Yorke Scarlett (signed Free Front envelope panel), Richard Airey (signature, with rank beneath, on a small piece, neatly laid down), William FitzGerald-de Ros (Baron de Ros; signature and several additional lines of holograph text clipped from the conclusion of an A.L.S., neatly laid down) and Colin Campbell (ink signature clipped from the conclusion of a letter). G to generally VG, 6
Lot 1773
A late 19th c. Oak Black Forest style Hall Stand, having carved lion mask pediment top over single carved panel and two openings, over central rectangular bevel plated mirror, flanked by openings with carved stylized dragons, central key drawer flanked by two stick/ umbrella stands with alloy drip trays. Standing on tear drop feet. 41'' wide x 82'' high x 12 12'' deep
Lot 1776
A 1930's Oak two door sectional large Wardrobe, having moulded and carved cornice over central bevel plated mirror, flanked either side by three panel doors with applied geometric moulding to the top panels, the lower pairs of panels having moulded edges, over pair side by side shoe drawers with iron drop handles, standing on ball feet. 65'' wide x 78 1/2'' high x 21 3/4'' deep.
Lot 1782
A reproduction Mahogany finished Georgian style glazed Bookcase on Cabinet having moulded cornice with castellated detail, pair of thirteen pane astragal doors opening to reveal three shelves, pair of side by side frieze drawers over a pair of opposing cross-banded in light Mahogany finished single panel doors. Brass effect handles throughout, standing on bracket feet. 47'' wide x 78 1/2'' high x 17'' deep.
Lot 1808
A good Victorian Mahogany Bookcase on Cupboard, moulded cornice over pair of opposing single pane glazed doors, opening to reveal three adjustable shelves, the base having ogee moulded frieze drawer flanked by scroll and floral corbels, over pair of opposing single arch panel doors, on plinth base, 48'' wide x 88 1/2'' high x 20 1/4'' deep
Lot 1826
A Superb late 19th c. Rosewood and Mahogany Compactum Wardrobe, having moulded cornice with castellated detail, central section with pair of single raised and moulded panel upper doors over compartment with rectangular bevel plated mirror, over two short over two three long graduated drawers with Mahogany linings and brass handles, flanked by pair of opposing doors with upper single similar panel over long rectangular bevel plated mirror. Inlaid throughout with satinwood urns, bows and stylized delicate foliage, also boxwood stringing. Standing on footed plinth base. 83'' wide x 83'' high x 22 1/2'' deep
Lot 1827
An elegant late 19th c. Rosewood and Mahogany Kneehole Dressing Chest (matching wardrobe), having rectangular bevel plated mirror in moulded frame with architectural pediment top, in ornate supports having single moulded panel over fall, over short drawer over rectangular bevel plated mirror to each side. The lower central top having two short jewellery drawers and the rear over wide frieze drawer, being flanked on either side by moulded edge strung tops over a flight of four graduated drawers, these being beautifully inlaid in satin wood, urns, bows, swags and stylized foliage. Brass handles throughout. Standing on plinth bases. 53 3/4'' wide x 71'' high x 21 1/2'' deep
Lot 1828
A good late 19th c. Rosewood and Mahogany three piece headboard with integral pot cupboards, having triangular moulded top to the plain headboard, flanked by pair of strung mahogany top moulded edge pot cupboards with two raised and moulded panel doors, internal slides and shelf. Inlaid in satinwood with urns, bows and foliage, standing on twin plinth bases. 88'' wide x 47'' high x 22 1/2'' deep
Lot 1829
A good Victorian Mahogany triple door Wardrobe, having moulded cornice with applied moulded frieze, central full length mirrored door flanked by double two panel doors with long upper panels, all panels having applied moulded detail to the corners. The left and middle doors revealing full length hanging space with top rail and lower shoe rack, the right door opening to reveal four shelves and lower drawer with brass handles. Standing on plinth base. 75 1/2'' wide x 82'' high x 20 1/2'' deep
Lot 1831
A late 19th century mahogany Sideboard of small proportion, upstand back, bull nose moulded rectangular top, having central drawer flanked by opposing cupboard single panel doors and banded drawer fronts and doors, having central arched detail. On heavy cabriole legs with pad feet. 42'' wide x 33'' high x 22'' deep
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