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Lot 468
AN ANTIQUE NATURAL AND PEARL LAVALIER NECKLACE, CIRCA 1910 in 18ct white gold, the chain connected by a diamond set connector, suspending two graduated drops set with old cut diamonds, terminated respectively by a natural pearl of 7.8mm and an old cut diamond of 0.81 carats, unmarked, chain 40.0cm / 15.75", longer drop 4.0cm / 1.5", 8.4g. Accompanied by a gemological report stating the pearl is natural and of saltwater origin.
Lot 159
A Englishmahogany and gilt-composition dressing chest, second quarter 19th century, the top crossbanded in Tulipwood and with a rear rising mirror and brushing slide, the three 'pearl'-beaded front panels with stylised oak leaf borders above and below, each end with five graduated drawers, on fluted turned feet with brass castors, 94cm high, 121cm wide, 68cm wide, the flanking panels to the front previously with additional decoration Provenance: Property of S. Eckman, Jnr., CBE.Sotheby's London, Important English Furniture, a gentleman residing in Wilton Place, London SW1 and Little Bookham 13 October 1964 Literature: E.T. Joy, English Furniture 1800-1851, London 1977, p.26 Christopher Payne 'The Antique Collector' Twenty Years Ago Today, September 1987, p. 69, fig.5
Lot 69
An African witch doctor's necklace, with nineteen hawks' claws of varying sizes and charmed wooden blocks, attached to a chain, the original cord on which they were threaded was broken many years ago , one of the blocks has a silver collar inscribed 'Maritzburg 1882', the necklace also has an old label with 'S.P.G. Travelling Exhibition N.2., brought back by the Rev. Meriwether in 1882', together with an antique Philippines Ifugao necklace , with six mother-of-pearl panels on a woven rattan band, each approximately 6 x 7cm (2)
Lot 230
Five pocket aneroid barometers and a surveying hypsometric aneroid, the first by J H Steward Ltd., London, No 5746 in leather case (large), the second by Elliott Bros., London, enclosed brass case (small), the third by Dixey, London No.299 curved thermometer (broken end ) , the fourth by F Barker & Son, makers, London, silver case, 2nd dial for metallic thermometer, leather case, the fifth a Whiteside Cooks sea level aneroid, patent No. 14424 by Negretti & Zambra, London No. 100, leather case, and an Explorer's aneroid by Aitchison & Co. opticians to HM Government, London & Leeds, double-sided, with mother-of-pearl compass back, leather case (6)
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