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Lot 63
A SELECTION OF ITEMS, to include a gold plated line bracelet set with sixteen oval cut sapphires, interspaced with crossover panels set with a single cut diamonds, fitted to a box clasp with two additional figure of eight safety clasps, silver Dublin import mark, a silver damascene link bracelet, silver import mark Birmingham, a scroll engraved white metal matchstick case with striker to the base, two silver bangles, mother of pearl fruit knife, etc
Lot 76
A SELECTION OF ITEMS, to include a gentlemen's gold plated Ernest Borel pillar wristwatch, cream dial, Arabic and baton markers, engine turn design bracelet, a pair of mother of pearl drop earrings, a small compass, a lighter, small 'Guiness' fruit knife, a 9ct gold back and front heart locket, together with a white metal pink cubic zirconia set ring, stamped 925
Lot 830
An Edwardian yellow metal, two colour enamel and seed pearl set circular pendant, 22mm, gross 5 grams.CONDITION: There are some tiny chips to the white enamel border. There is a tiny graze chip to the blue enamel by the central seed pearl. The blue enamel on both sides have several minor surface nicks and scratches. There is a tiny nick to the metal on the edge.
Lot 848
An early 20th century yellow metal and three stone split pearl set half hoop ring, with diamond chip spacers, size P, gross 3.1 grams.CONDITION: One of the claws for one of the diamond chips is missing, otherwise the overall condition is good commensurate with age and some use. Closed back setting.
Lot 128
Charles J Lundgren (New York, Connecticut, 1911 - 1988) "U.S.S. Texas" Signed lower right. Original Oil painting on Masonite. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting appeared on the Fleetwood Commemorative Cover for the U.S.S. Texas. Distinguished for her service as the flagship for the entire United States Fleet, the U.S.S. Texas was commissioned on 12 March 1914 with Captain Albert W. Grant in command. Assigned to the Atlantic Fleet, U.S.S. Texas saw her first action in Mexican waters in late April, 1914. Her next major action came as the United States entered World War I. She was sent to join the British Grand Fleet on 30 January 1917, arriving at Scapa Flow on 11 February. She assisted the British Fleet until 20-21 November 1918 when she accompanied the Grand Fleet to meet the surrendering German Fleet. After the war she served in the Pacific and the Atlantic Fleets until January 1931, when she was declared Flagship of the United States Fleet. Soon after World War II began in Europe, the U.S.S. Texas operated on the Neutrality Patrol until January 1942, when she got underway as a convoy escort following the bombing of Pearl Harbor. On 23 October 1942, the U.S.S. Texas embarked on her first major combat operation, participating in "Operation Torch" -- the invasion of North Africa. She arrived off the assault beaches in the early morning of 8 November and, by early afternoon her guns pounded Axis positions. The U.S.S. Texas fought with distinction in both the European and Pacific Theaters of World War II, earning five Battle Stars during the war. Image Size: 13.5 x 15.75 in. Overall Size: 20.5 x 21.75 in. Unframed. (B11169)
Lot 129
Charles J Lundgren (New York, Connecticut, 1911 - 1988) "U.S.S. Oklahoma" Signed lower right. Original Oil painting on Masonite. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting originally appeared on the Fleetwood Commemorative Cover for the U.S.S. Oklahoma. One of the first U.S. battleships fitted with maximum protection armor, the U.S.S. Oklahoma was commissioned on 2 May 1916 with Captain Roger Welles in command. She joined the Atlantic Fleet and trained on the eastern seaboard until 13 August 1918, when she sailed with her sister ship U.S.S. Nevada to protect Allied convoys in European waters during World War I. In December 1918, she was part of the escort for President Wilson as he arrived in France. U.S.S. Oklahoma continued serving with the Atlantic Fleet until 1921. She then joined the Pacific Fleet for six years, highlighted by the cruise of the Battle Fleet to Australia and New Zealand in 1925. U.S.S. Oklahoma joined the Scouting Fleet in early 1927. She was modernized in September 1927 and returned to the Pacific in 1930. She continued fleet exercises through the spring of 1936. U.S.S. Oklahoma rejoined her sister ship at Pearl Harbor on December 6, 1940. She was moored along Battleship Row on the morning of 7 December 1941 as the Japanese launched their surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. U.S.S. Oklahoma took three torpedoes almost immediately and began to capsize, two more torpedoes struck her, and her men were mercilessly strafed as they abandoned ship. She was later salvaged but never again saw combat action. Image Size: 13.5 x 15.75 in. Overall Size: 20.5 x 21.75 in. Unframed. (B11124)
Lot 21
A Longines gentleman's tank shaped yellow metal wristwatch with enamel dial, subsidiaries dial and arabic numerals, on leather strap (case: 4cm x 2cm), a Gucci wristwatch with stainless steel bracelet, a freshwater pearl and coral bead necklace and a lady's Seiko stainless steel wristwatch with silvered dial and baton hour markers (a lot)
Lot 166
An Emerald, Ruby, Diamond and Pearl Bracelet, 20th Century, by Van Cleef & Arpels, the bracelet in 18ct gold, set with cabochon Zambian emeralds, approximate total emerald weight 12ct, Burmese rubies, approximate total ruby weight 4ct, and round brilliant white diamonds, approximate total diamond weight 2.5ct, flanked with forty-three saltwater cultured pearls, 170mm x 40mm, gross weight 152g
Lot 314
***Jane Bond (born 1939) - Oil painting - Three quarter length portrait of Lady Doreen McIntosh wearing pearl choker, seated in a French easy chair, monogrammed and dated '94, canvas 38ins x 22ins, in painted and limed wood moulded frame Provenance: Exhibited at the Royal Society of Portrait Painters at the Mall Gallery 1995 - The collection of Sir Ronald and Lady Doreen McIntosh, late of Ponsonby Terrace, London, SW1P 4QA.
Lot 888
An Edward VII Silver Mounted and Tortoiseshell Mantel Time Piece, the 2.5ins diameter white enamel dial with Roman numerals, to the French two train carriage clock movement No. 297, with balance escapement and striking on a gong, contained in tortoiseshell lancet pattern case with silver framing and piquet work decoration in gold coloured metal and mother-of-pearl with urn of flowers, ribbon and floral ornament, on stepped base, 9.25ins high, the case hallmarked London 1908
Lot 936
An Early Victorian Rosewood Cased Dial Wall Clock, by J. Page of London, the 12ins diameter painted dial with Roman numerals, to the eight day single train fusee movement with heavy brass plates and plain turned pillars, the rosewood case with turned bezel inlaid in mother-of-pearl, 16.5ins high Note: Possibly James Page recorded working London 1869, or John George Page recorded working London 1881.
Lot 147
An Arts & Crafts Movement Diamond and Pearl Necklace, yellow metal mounted, comprising seventeen floral and leaf cartouches, set with Old European cut diamonds, approximate total diamond weight 2.75ct, and one freshwater pearl, 450mm overall, with centre cartouche being 45mm x 40mm, gross weight 44g Note: Metal unmarked but tests as 24ct gold Note: Complete with invoice from Phillips of Geneva dated 25th May 1993
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