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Click here to subscribeA group of two rings, including a five stone ring set to the centre with a circular-cut green stone (possibly green garnet?), and set each side with two old brilliant-cut diamonds, unmarked & untested, size N1/2, 2.5grams; and a full eternity ring set with alternating circular-cut emeralds and circular cut paste stones, unmarked & untested, size P, 2.8grams, (2).
An emerald and diamond ring, claw set to the centre with a rectangular-cut emerald, emerald approx. 4.80 carats, with two brilliant-cut diamonds set to each side, diamonds approx. 0.40 carat total, marked 18ct, size L1/2 to M, 5.5grams.(Note: the emerald will have undergone some sort of treatment such as oiling/fracture filling).
A mixed group of costume & silver jewellery, to include a silver eagle brooch set with marcasite, (some missing), marked silver; a costume jewellery dragonfly brooch; a silver gold plated red paste stone set ring, marked 925; a costume jewellery chain; a fob set with a purple paste stone, unmarked, tests as 9ct, 8.48grams; an Art Deco cocktail costume jewellery watch by Josarn, 15 jewels, set with marcasite, (some missing); and one other Art Deco cocktail costume jewellery watch by Ingersoll, 15 Jewels, set with marcasite, (some missing), (7).
A mixed group of silver; including a Victorian cream jug by Robert Williams & Sons (Robert, James & Josiah Williams), Exeter 1848, of baluster form, raised on four cabroile legs with embossed Dutch style decoration, a Sheffield silver napkin ring, a cased set of silver and enamel tea spoons, a cased set of five apostle tea spoons, a silver brush back-no brush- a silver mirror back and a long handle mirror, (7)
A rare pair of Bow blue and white flower pots, c.1762-65, the flared bucket shapes painted with fan-shaped panels of Oriental landscapes reserved on a powder blue ground, moulded with ring handles, the bases pierced with a central hole, stands lacking, 6.2cm. (2)Provenance: Rod Jellicoe.
A study group of English porcelain teawares, c.1790-1820, including a New Hall trio of coffee cup teabowl and saucer decorated with green and gilt flower swags, another trio with coffee can decorated in a Tobacco Leaf design, a rare Herculaneum teapot and cover of small size, a New Hall teapot stand with Warburton's Patent decoration, a saucer dish in pattern 511, a coffee can and saucer in a panelled design, three ring-handled coffee cans, a small mug and a toilet pot and cover, some faults, 19.8cm max. (18)Provenance: Rod Jellicoe. The first trio formerly from the Watney Collection. The teapot from the Godden Reference Collection. The plate formerly with Mercury Antiques.
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