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Click here to subscribeThree diamond and/or pearl rings The first set with three (untested) bouton pearls, plain band, stamped 18ct; together with a diamond and colourless gem panel ring, plain band, stamped 18ct; and a black enamel and diamond mourning ring, plain band, unmarked (3) Ring sizes: H, F/G & K Proceeds from the sale of this item will be donated to The Salvation Army.
A platinum diamond single-stone ring Claw-set with a round brilliant-cut diamond, plain band, UK hallmarks With accompanying report from International Gemological Institute, dated 14.11.07, numbered F4H78679, stating that the diamond weighing 1.30cts is SI1 clarity, K colour, showing no fluorescence. Ring size: I/J
A collection of gem-set rings Including an 18ct gold sapphire and diamond cluster ring, a 9ct gold cabochon amethyst ring; an 18ct gold opal and diamond ring, a 9ct gold smokey quartz ring; a 9ct gold wedding band, and a pierced 18ct gold wedding band; and various other gem-set rings (13)
A sapphire and diamond bar brooch and sapphire ring The bar brooch claw-set with three cushion-cut sapphires and two old round-cut diamonds, unmarked; together with a five-stone sapphire ring, unmarked (2) Ring size: H/I Proceeds from the sale of this item will be donated to The Salvation Army.
A Chinese celadon glazed dragon jarlet, early Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), the soft olive glaze revealing a sinuous dragon moulded in low relief over a ring of scrolls5.5cm highProbably made for export to the South East Asian marketTwo imperfections to the rim which are glazed over so therefore manufacturing faults
A Chelsea-Derby porcelain pot pourri vase and cover, circa 1765, of classical form, decorated in blue and gilt, the circular body supported by three ram's heads, on tapering supports terminating in hoof feet with a coiled serpent, on an incurved triangular base, gilt anchor mark and patch marks22cm highone ring missing to shoulder3 horns chippedrubbing and restoration to the gilding on the rams heads 4 chips to lid
A George III mahogany tray-top night cupboard, the galleried top incorporating carrying handles, with a pair of cupboard doors above two dummy drawers with original swan-neck handles 78 x 56 x 45cmsuper original condition with honest ring marks to the top commensurate with age and userich colour and high quality timbers used throughout with a natural waxed finishstructurally sound and ready to useslight shrinkage to the cupboard doors but they still operate as intended and the drawer also runs wellShrinkage splits to the sides as is invaraibly the case with these bedsides
A Regency mahogany wingback armchair, upholstered in yellow damask, on ring turned legs with ceramic castors108 x 76 x 67cmColour a pretty good representation of colour in the catalogue and certainly similar to additional images. Upholstery looks to be in good condition and clean, repair to bottom of front right foot. Stuffing feels evenly spread.
A mahogany dome top mantel clock, 19th century, the painted dial signed 'Saml. Shortman, Newnham', Roman numerals, twin fusee movement with bell strike, side ring handles above arched brass scale fret panels, on ball feet 43cm highdial probably retouched/repainted. The front glass bezel hinge is weak. Movement not tested and stops after a few minutes so probably needs attention. A few age age marks to case. Old damage noted to rear door.
John Foster, a late George III oak and inlaid 8 day longcase clock, the swan neck pediment above silvered dial with moonphase disc to the arch, boldy signed below the centre, with concentric calendar ring, the trunk door flanked by quarter pilasters, on a plinth base 242cm highThis has been in storage. The hands are rather loose and need securing to movement properly. Appears willing to tick, but strike needs attention. Has had general restoration to case. Two noted losses to left side (8cm moulding piece missing and knock to left front foot). has 2 weights, pendulum and winder.
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