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Click here to subscribeA gold and diamond set two stone ring, mounted with cushion shaped diamonds in a crossover design, detailed 18 CT, ring size N and a gold, diamond and andalusite three stone ring, collet set with the oval cut andalusite between two claw set cushion shaped diamonds, detailed 18 CT, ring size O.
An 18ct gold and diamond set marquise shaped cluster ring, mounted with circular cut diamonds (one diamond lacking), a 9ct gold, blue topaz and diamond ring, claw set with the rectangular cut blue topaz to the centre and a 9ct gold, pale blue and colourless gem set seven stone half hoop ring, (3).
A Victorian amethyst set pendant fob seal, the top with a seated fox motif, a Victorian chalcedony set pendant fob seal, both seals engraved with the same armorial and fitted to a serpentine split ring and another Victorian pendant fob seal, incorporating a watch key, crest engraved to the base, (3). Illustrated
A gold, moonstone and garnet set three stone ring, mounted with the oval moonstone to the centre, between two oval cut garnets, ring size L and a half and a gold, garnet and green gem set five stone cluster ring, decorated with scroll pierced shoulders, ring size I and a half, (2).
A gold and amethyst pendant, in an openwork design, mounted with two oval cut amethysts, detailed 9 CT, with a gold bar and oval link neckchain, on a cylindrical clasp, a 9ct gold and diamond set single stone ring, mounted with a circular cut diamond, a 9ct gold, turquoise and seed pearl cluster ring, a gold bar brooch, detailed 9 CT and a circular pendant locket, (6).
A 14ct gold, emerald and diamond ring, designed as a floral spray, mounted with a circular cut diamond to the flowerhead centre and further set with four marquise shaped emeralds, detailed 14 K, 585, ring size L and a 9ct gold, emerald and diamond cluster ring, claw set with the oval cut emerald to the centre, in a surround of circular cut diamonds, ring size T, (2).
An 18ct gold and diamond set half eternity ring, mounted with a row of nine circular cut diamonds, detailed 750, ring size N and three further 18ct gold and coloured gemstone set nine stone half hoop eternity rings, comprising; ruby, ring size N, sapphire, ring size N and emerald, ring size N, detailed 750, combined gross weight 11 gms, (4). Illustrated.
A turquoise and baroque cultured pearl single row graduated necklace, a 9ct gold circular pendant locket, inscribed to the front, a gold and black enamelled heart shaped pendant locket, a gold, lapis lazuli and green gem set pendant cross, probably Egyptian and a 9ct gold plain oval signet ring, (5).
A gold and platinum, diamond set three stone ring, claw set with circular cut diamonds, in a crossover design, detailed 18 CT P, a pair of seed pearl set pendant earrings, the screw fittings detailed 9 CT, a pair of cultured pearl earrings, with bow surmounts, the tops with wire fittings, a late Victorian 15ct gold heart shaped pendant, Chester 1900 and two brooches, (6).
A white gold and platinum, jade and diamond bar brooch, mounted with the rectangular carved and pierced jade to the centre, between two circular cut diamonds, in a geometric design, detailed 18 CT PLAT, a silver gilt ring, claw set with a carved oval jade between floral decorated shoulders, detailed SILVER and a silver ring, claw set with a carved oval jade, designed as a flowerhead between floral decorated shoulders, detailed SILVER (3).
A gold, turquoise and cultured pearl set full eternity ring (one turquoise lacking), a pair of turquoise set oval earstuds, a gold mounted oval jade ring, with carved and pierced decoration, detailed 9 CT, a 9ct gold circular pendant locket, with floral engraved decoration, Birmingham 1912, a 9ct gold neckchain (broken), combined gross weight of locket and chain 8.2 gms, two pairs of cufflinks and three tie studs, (10).
A group of jewellery, comprising; a silver and marcasite bracelet, a lapis lazuli bracelet, three pendants with neckchains, a pair of earclips, a spy glass with a neckchain, a green and colourless paste necklace, a wedding ring detailed Solid Gold, a malachite circular brooch and six further brooches, (16).
A pair of silver oval cufflinks, the backs and the fronts decorated with donkeys, Birmingham probably 1920, maker Robert Chandler, two white gold, seed pearl and mother of pearl dress buttons, detailed 9 CT, together with a group of mostly costume jewellery, including; an imitation pearl necklace, four gilt brooches designed as bees, two further brooches, three devotional pendants and a long chain, a Win gilt metal gas lighter with a case, a silver napkin ring, Birmingham 1926, a glass egg shaped paper weight, with a Scorpio motif, a silver St Christopher pendant, further minor jewellery and sundry, (qty).
Two Victorian pendant fob seals, a 9ct gold, amethyst and diamond ring, a gold and sapphire set single stone dress stud, a pair of Malaysian cufflinks, a silver gilt stick pin, designed as a mask, a set of three colourless paste set dress studs and a set of six enamelled and mother of pearl dress buttons, with five cases. (8)
A 9ct gold, amethyst and diamond ring, claw set with the principle circular cut amethyst to the centre, between diamond set heart shaped shoulders, a 9ct gold and colourless gem set solitaire ring, a 9ct gold and gem set cluster ring, gross combined weight 5.1 gms and a gold topped and pale blue gem set stick pin. (4)
EMILY DAVISON AT THE DERBY - a 32 line letter written by 'Len', the son of one of the servants at 'Greenhill', Upham, Southampton, to his parents, giving his eye witness account at the Epsom Derby, 4th June, 1913, when Emily Davison walked onto the course in front of King George V's horse 'Anmer'; the letter undated, in its original envelope postmarked Epsom, June 8, 1913, & 2 other letters relating to the writer & his family. * ' I dare say you have read about that suffragette who stopped the King's horse, well I was standing within fifteen yards of that when it happened. Several ladies fainted and the crowd would probably have linched (sic) her if the mounted police had not formed a ring . . . ' Emily Wilding Davison, suffragette & militant fighter of her cause, died from her injuries 8th June, 1913
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