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Lot 630
A Second War Hero of the Soviet Union and Order of Lenin pair awarded to Lieutenant V. N. Kovalenko, 235th Guards Rifle Regiment Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Gold Star Medal of a Hero of the Soviet Union, 2nd type, gold, reverse impressed, ‘1402’, rectangular riband suspension with screw-backed fitting, suspension ring twisted; Order of Lenin, 5th type, variation 1 breast badge, gold, platinum, and enamel, reverse officially numbered ‘15797’, with Monetny Dvor mint mark and riband suspension, very fine and better (2) £5,000-£7,000 --- Vasily Naumovich Kovalenko was born at Ivanovoselische, Globinsky District, Poltava Region, Ukraine, on 3 December 1920, and joined the Red Army in 1940. He served during the Great Patriotic War from July 1942, and as a Guards Senior Lieutenant commanded an Artillery Battery of the 235th Guards Rifle Regiment, 7th Guards Army, Steppe Front, during the forced crossing of the Dnieper. On 26 September 1943 his battery was amongst the first to land on the opposite bank of he river, near Borodaevka, and in the fight for the bridgehead it destroyed two weapon emplacements and eliminated a large group of enemy soldiers. On 10 October 1943 Kovalenko skilfully directed the fire of his battery during the repelling of the enemy counterattack, and as a result two enemy tanks were disabled and their crews captured alive. For his gallantry he was appointed a Hero of the Soviet Union on 26 October 1943. Kovalenko graduated from Leningrad Highest Artillery Officer School in 1945. The following year he transferred to the Reserve, but was recalled in 1952 and served for a further four years, being advanced Captain. He subsequently retired to Odessa. In addition to the Gold Star Medal of a Hero of the Soviet Union and the Order of Lenin, he also received the Orders of the Patriotic War, First and Second Class; two Orders of the Red Star; and various campaign medals. Sold with the recipient’s original Bestowal Document for a Hero of the Soviet Union, in embossed red leather folder; the recipient’s original Awards Booklet, which confirms both numbered awards; a presentation silver cigarette case, given to the recipient on his 40th birthday, with inscription to reverse; and copied research, including a photographic image of the recipient.
Lot 54
A diamond single-stone ring claw-set with a round brilliant-cut diamond, stamped PLATINUM; with accompanying Gemological Institue of America report, numbered 1152482730, dated 11.07.2013, stating that the diamond weighing 1.00cts, is E colour and VS1 clarity, showing no fluorescenceDimensions:Ring size: M/N
Lot 1007
Three dress rings comprising a 9ct rose gold ring with oval bezel set opal, size M, an 18ct gold three-stone diamond ring in a platinum mount, size M (lacking one stone) and a Continental silver (935) ring with central red stone of lozenge shape, in a border of claw set red stones, together with a gold plated necklace, a cameo brooch, a gold plated tie clip and a modern open face fob watch on a gold plated chain. CONDITION REPORT: There is one stone missing from the three-stone ring, as stated. The opal needs polishing, there are blues and greens, predominantly blues, but it is very dull to the top and it does need repolishing.
Lot 97
A platinum diamond half hoop eternity ring, comprising ten brilliant cut diamonds each weighing approx 0.10cts, claw set to platinum shank, ring size M, weight approx 6.5gTotal diamond weight approx 1.00cts, hallmarks clear, clarity estimated VS1-SI1, colour estimated G/H, general wear, refer to images
Lot 98
A platinum diamond half hoop eternity ring, comprising ten brilliant cut diamonds each weighing approx 0.10cts, claw set to platinum shank, ring size M, weight approx 6.5gTotal diamond weight approx 1.00cts, hallmarks clear, clarity estimated VS1-SI1, colour estimated G/H, general wear, refer to images
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