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Click here to subscribeA PAIR OF SOUTH SEA CULTURED PEARL, DIAMOND AND EMERALD EARRINGS, the single cultured pearl set on a fixed link to the bottom of a mount set to the centre with a round cut four claw set emerald within a surround of thirteen brilliant cut claw set diamond highlights, on post and scroll fittings. Scrolls stamped 750. Total weight 6.4gms.
A late Victorian tortoiseshell needle-case with 15ct gold hinge and catch, the ivory insert fitted with an unmarked yellow metal pin, London 1894 (a/f), to/w a silver gilt and green enamel rouge-pot with hinged cover, London Import 1925 (2) Condition Report Needle case broken at back left corner; original pearl finial missing from needle; rouge pot - good condition
An Art Nouveau diamond, pearl and plique-à-jour enamel brooch, in the manner of Henri Vever, designed as stylised Gingko leaves, in a cameo corner box/see illustration Condition Report: Overall condition looks good. Looking at the enamel sections through a loupe some faint hairlines and tiny bubbles are visible to the enamel but there are no losses. Small number scratched into the gold at reverse. The pin is in rose gold and screws in suggesting that the brooch could have been part of a larger piece or been able to be adapted for use in some other way.
A pair of diamond and natural pearl ear pendants, each diamond capped pearl suspended beneath a single cushion shaped diamond on a French hook type fixing/Note: This lot is accompanied by a GCS certificate dated 03.11.2015 stating that the pearls are of natural saltwater origin and measure 12.8 x 9.3 x 8.8mm and 14.2 x 9.2 x 8.9mm/see illustration
A Chinese bronze figure of a guardian warrior, Ming style, standing wearing elaborate armour and holding a flaming pearl, some traces of colour, 20cm high and a bronze figure of a priest, possibly Ming dynasty, 29cm high Condition Report: The condition of both is good although they were once coloured and that colour is rubbed
A coral and pearl five-stone ring, the alternating stones to an 18ct gold shank, ring size K½, a pearl and diamond ring, the three split pearls interspersed by pairs of diamonds to an 18ct shank, ring size M½ and another dress ring Condition Report: Coral and pearl - Late 19th / early 20th Century. 2.5gm. Marked 18ct. One of the coral beads is a replacement and there is a small hole in the inner shank probably related to this repair. Ring size K 1/2. Pearl and diamond - Early 20th Century. 3gm. Hallmarked 18ct gold. condition seems good surface of pearls somewhat uneven. Ring size M 1/2. Dress ring - Victorian. 1.4gm. Shank hallmarked 22ct. The ruby set plaque looks to be rose gold perhaps from another piece that has been attached to a 22ct yellow gold shank. A bit bent and worn.
A Namiki pre-Dunhill Maki-e fountain pen, c.1925-28, decorated with a pavilion amid pine trees, the roof inlaid in aogai (mother-of-pearl), the cap with gilt birds in flight, on a black ground, the rolled gold cap band marked 'R 14K' and 'MADE IN JAPAN', the gold nib marked 'NAMIKI 14K, 6, MADE IN JAPAN', flat cap top and endpiece stamped 'MADE IN JAPAN', lever-filler with lifebuoy device enclosing 'N', unsigned, 5.25in.
A Victorian walnut, crossbanded, sycamore, ivory, mother of pearl, brass, copper and pewter marquetry centre table, in the manner of R.W. Herring & Sons, the circular moulded tilt top centred by arabesque and floral marquetry quartered circular panel with a band of Triton's conch shells between flower filled urns, the base with beaded shaft on acanthus and 'C' scroll carved cabriole legs and scroll and shell carved feet, with castors, stamped under the block and indistinctly under each leg 'M.A.B.', H.2ft 4in. diameter 4ft 11in.
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