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Lot 441

AN 18CT GOLD PEARL AND DIAMOND RING, with five graduated pearls with diamond accents, to the decorative ring shank, hallmarks for Birmingham, 1911, ring size K

Lot 445

TWO ITEMS OF JEWELLERY, the first an 18ct gold single stone diamond ring, estimated total diamond weight 0.20ct, together with a pair of creole earrings, hallmarks for Birmingham, 1992, ring size K

Lot 446

AN 18CT GOLD SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RING, the brilliant cut diamond on a twisted shank, estimated total diamond weight 0.15ct, hallmarks for London, ring size J 1/2

Lot 448

A LATE VICTORIAN PEARL RING, with five graduated possibly natural (untested) pearls, to the 18ct yellow gold shank, stamped 18, makers mark FC, ring size V

Lot 452

A 9CT GOLD CITRINE RING, the central circular citrine, with fancy decorative tapered shank, hallmarks for Birmingham, ring size Q

Lot 453

A 9CT GOLD DIAMOND RING, comprising of square shape diamonds within a twisted abstract band, hallmarks for Birmingham, ring size K

Lot 457

AN 18CT GOLD RUBY AND DIAMOND RING, the central ruby flanked by single cut diamonds, hall marks for Birmingham, ring size P

Lot 460

A SUITE OF VINTAGE JEWELLERY, to include a bracelet, earrings, ring and necklace all similarly designed, stamped silver

Lot 256

An 18ct Gold and Diamond Ring

Lot 261

An 18ct Gold Ring (Missing Three Stones)

Lot 322

A small and early collection of Penzance postal history in four ring binder from 1798 to the 1890's with first India letter mark on good entire, illustrated letter sheet and illustrated letter and bills with imperfect 1d red, written up and clean.

Lot 271

Emerald and diamond ring set central oval cut emerald flanked by two pairs of small diamonds Live Bidding: If you would like a condition report on this lot, please contact us at info@cotswoldauction.co.uk or 01242 256363

Lot 272

14K white gold, sapphire and diamond ring set three sapphires alternating with two diamonds Live Bidding: If you would like a condition report on this lot, please contact us at info@cotswoldauction.co.uk or 01242 256363

Lot 280

Gold-coloured metal ring set with baguette diamonds and a gold, sapphire and diamond cluster ring (2) Live Bidding: If you would like a condition report on this lot, please contact us at info@cotswoldauction.co.uk or 01242 256363

Lot 287

18ct gold and five-stone diamond ring Live Bidding: If you would like a condition report on this lot, please contact us at info@cotswoldauction.co.uk or 01242 256363

Lot 289

14K gold, green and white stone ring alternating green and white stones and a 9ct gold and white stone ring (2) Live Bidding: If you would like a condition report on this lot, please contact us at info@cotswoldauction.co.uk or 01242 256363

Lot 292

18ct gold and diamond ring with half-hoop of tiny diamonds in crossover setting Live Bidding: If you would like a condition report on this lot, please contact us at info@cotswoldauction.co.uk or 01242 256363

Lot 294

18ct white gold and diamond solitaire ring Live Bidding: If you would like a condition report on this lot, please contact us at info@cotswoldauction.co.uk or 01242 256363

Lot 13

A princess cut diamond seven stone ring in an 18ct white gold band, together with a 9ct ring, (2).

Lot 27

An 18ct yellow gold freshwater pearl flowerhead cluster dress ring, with entwined leaf band, 19g gross

Lot 309

A blue three stone cabouchon ring clan set in a silver band.

Lot 349

A late Victorian mahogany armchair, upholstered buttoned red fabric on ring turned legs, together with a similar side chair and a later wicker chair.

Lot 430

A three stone diamond ring, approx. 1.91ct, set in a white metal band stamped 18ct, 3.6g.

Lot 77

A bronzed ring stand, modelled as a seated putto holding a heart shaped bowl

Lot 82

A 9ct gold wedding band, together with a three stone diamond ring, a sapphire and diamond dress ring and a brooch, 15g.

Lot 304

A Waterloo medal named to John Menzies of the 71st Foot, naming of the medal is privately impressed, the medal itself has been lacquered, it has a replacement split ring fitted for suspension Note: Menzies is shown on the Waterloo roll and served under Captain C Johnson on the day of the battle and formed part of the Light Brigade which was instrumental in breaking the confidence of the Napoleonic Imperial Guard. This action was the turning point in the Battle and the Glasgow Highland Light Infantry (HLI) is known for firing the last shot of the day as they pursued the fleeing Imperial Guard. The National Archives at Kew will hold records of where and when he took the Kings shilling and when he finally left the Regiment.

Lot 430

Derbyshire Volunteers 6th Fusiliers (1885) with Royal Engineers sweetheart brooch, ring and button

Lot 481

Turkish World War One hand grenade Arabic inscription cast into grenade body, brass cone and belt ring (rare item)

Lot 17

A large gentleman's 9ct diamond set dress ring

Lot 21

An 18ct gold and platinum, three-diamond ring

Lot 23

An 18ct Edwardian diamond daisy ring

Lot 26

An 18ct Edwardian diamond cluster ring

Lot 31

A platinum mounted diamond solitaire ring 1ct spread moe measurement 0.75ct

Lot 34

A 9ct black opal dress ring

Lot 35

A quantity of gold items: Ring Watch and medallion

Lot 39

A 9ct diamond cluster ring

Lot 40

An 18ct diamond band ring set with brilliant cut and baguette diamonds

Lot 53

A 9ct garnet set dess ring

Lot 7

A Bulgari diamond bi-coloured gold ring composed of round brilliant-cut diamonds between raised polished borders, both galleries signed 'Bulgari' , set 18 carat gold. Ring size L/k.

Lot 505

Pair: Arctic Medal 1857, (un-named as issued); Royal National Institution for the Preservation of Life from Shipwreck, gold medal, George IV type (engraved in serifed capitals “Lieut Brunton RN Voted Decr 10th 1828), name engraved on fitted collar as was the custom a couple of years later, the naming is at the top of the medal when viewed with the suspender ring falling between “RN” and “Voted”. VF. See inside front cover Note: “Lifeboat Gallantry” edited by Barry Cox refers: “1st December 1828: A little before daybreak, two miles north of Newton-by-the-Sea, Northumberland, during a severe easterly gale, the Arbroath schooner Triton, on passage from Libau, Russia, to Newcastle, with a cargo of rye, ran ashore. All attempts to get a rocket line aboard failed due to the distance involved. Lieutenant Brunton volunteered to make another attempt using a local coble. With four fishermen, he succeeded in launching it at the third attempt through violent surf. Alongside the wreck the sea was so turbulent that all, together with a survivor who had dropped into the boat, were thrown out but they managed to regain hold on her. Using the rope that had been attached to it, the coble was pulled ashore with the rescuers and rescued. By this time the schooner had broken up and the remainder of her crew perished”. O’Byrne’s “Naval Biographical Dictionary” notes John Brunton was born 1st Sept 1794. Entered the Navy 25th March 1808, and until 1813, served, successively, in the Barfleur, Thunderer and Banterer. He served under Capt. Sam Jackson aboard Lacedemonian employed on the coast of North America, where he assisted at the capture of nearly 200 merchantmen, and was in the boats at the taking of the US gunboat No 160. After serving in various other vessels he as appointed “in 1824 to the Hecla bomb, Capt Edw. Wm Parry; and after accompanying that officer on his third voyage for the discovery of a North West Passage, was advanced to his present rank (Lieut) 30th Dec 1825. Since 27 Feb 1828 - with the exception of three years, from 9 April 1832, to 23 May 1835, when he held command of the Mermaid Revenue Cruizer Mr. Brunton has been employed in the Coast Guard, of which he is now an Inspecting Lieutenant...”

Lot 682

A late 19th century continental officer’s sword, probably French, slender DE double fullered blade 32”, retaining a little original polish, brass hilt with traces of gilt, double shell guard the inner portion turning down, the outer bearing a wreath, facetted knucklebow, ball pommel with prominent stud, simulated copper wirebound grip (repaired) in its steel scabbard with single ring. GC Plate 10

Lot 730

A 1917 Remington type bayonet for the Enfield rifle, in scabbard; a Seitengewehr 1884/98 bayonet, with flashguard and trimmed muzzle ring, in steel scabbard; a P1888 Mk I 2nd type bayonet, in a Mk II drummers sword scabbard. Basically GC (some wear)

Lot 732

A WWI German ersatz bayonet, unfullered blade 12” with ordnance mark on back edge, the black painted all steel hilt with parallel sides and short crosspiece with part muzzle ring and vestigial quillon, in its silver painted steel scabbard with leather frog. GC (some wear). Almost identical to figure 337 in “The Bayonet Book” by Watts and White.

Lot 739

A Seitengewehr M 1898-1905 bayonet, sawback removed, with flash guard and trimmed muzzle ring, in scabbard (pitted) with stud. GC

Lot 748

A Birmingham made Adams’ type 6 shot .442” CF DA revolver, 11” overall, octagonal barrel 6¼”, with semi fluted cylinder and chequered grips. FC (ejector rod, loading gate lanyard ring and other small parts missing)

Lot 840

An interesting silver memorial token of Perthshire Highland Fencibles interest, of shilling size, worn smooth then engraved “John Williams P.H.F” around an engraved kilted Scot, reverse legend “Departed this life Limerick 16 of July Aged 37 Years 1798”. Pierced for ring attachment. Generally NVF/VF, a little buckled. Note: The Perthshire Highland Fencibles 1794-1802 were in Limerick at the time of the Irish Rebellion of 1798. Incidentally, the Reading Mercury of 1st October 1798 reported a duel between Lieutenant Levington, of the Perth Highland Fencibles and Mr Robert Roger of Limerick, merchant. Lt Levington sustained a shot to his hip and died 4 days later.

Lot 845

The expected arrival of Prince Charles, the Young Pretender, AR medallion 1745. Obverse bust right with legend “Carolus Walliae Princeps 1745”; reverse Britannia surveying fleet, legend “Amor et Spes”, now fitted with a ring suspender, (Eimer 595, MI 251), diameter 41mm, VF (minor obverse scratches) and rare. Plate 2 Note: Struck in 1745, Prince Charles caused insult to the French ministry when he circulated these medals in 1748 whilst peace negotiations were taking place between the two countries.

Lot 854

George IV: 2 interesting metal passes, in silver and bronze gilt, engraved to Dr. A. Duncan. Each pass bears the Royal Crest of George IV and is pierced for ring attachment. The silver has the reverse legend “King’s Private Road”, the gilt with legend “Royal Pavilion Gardens”, each is engraved Dr. A Duncan across the centre field. Diameter 1¼” GVF Plate 2 Note: There were two Dr. A Duncans, and these passes are thought to refer to Dr Andrew Duncan Senior (rather than his son Dr Andrew Duncan junior). Dr Duncan senior became the Physician to the King in Scotland in 1821 having tended the former Prince of Wales for over thirty years. In 1808 he was granted the Freedom of the City of Edinburgh for his services in the foundation of a dispensary and Lunatic asylum. He died in 1828 aged 83

Lot 858

Napoleon as First Consul, AE medallion commemorating the crossing of the St Bernard Pass (1800). Obverse: figure of Victory stands on a cannon barrel transported within a hollow log and drawn by two horses, legend “L’Armee Francais Passe Lt St. Bernard. XXVIII Floreal An VIII MDCCC”, by Dubois. Reverse: ring bearing 11 keys within palms, legend “Bataille De Marengo” with “XXV Prairial An VIII MDCCC” in exergue. Diameter 41mm. GEF. Plate 3 Note: In May 1800 First Consul Bonaparte led his army through the St Bernard Pass in the Alps to gain entry into Italy; the dismantled cannon barrels being transported in hollowed out logs which acted as sledges through the snow and ice. On 14th June the French army defeated the Austrian forces at the Battle of Marengo in Piedmont. David painted an iconic image of Napoleon, with billowing cape, crossing the Alps likening him to Hannibal and Charlemagne, however, rather than being mounted on horseback, Napoleon made the passage on a mule. The 11 keys represent keys to 11 Fortresses passed to the French after Marengo. The medallion was struck in 1809

Lot 710

9CT GOLD RING WITH OPAL

Lot 713

18CT YELLOW GOLD 3 STONE DIAMOND RING APPROX 1CT DIAMOND WITH DIAMOND SHOULDERS

Lot 714

RUBY + DIAMOND RING SET IN 18CT YELLOW GOLD. 10 RUBIES + 4 DIAMONDS

Lot 715

9CT GOLD + RUBY HALF ETERNITY RING

Lot 719

9ct CITRINE RING + 9ct GARNET RING

Lot 722

PLATINUM PEAR TWIST .25CT DIAMOND RING W/ MATCHING PLATINUM WEDDING BAND WITH DIAMOND INSET

Lot 729

9CT CITRINE RING + 9CT BROOCH

Lot 752

VICTORIAN GRAPE BROOCH/PENDANT, DRESS RING + BAR BROOCH

Lot 760

SILVER RAMS HEAD BANGLE + RING + BANGLE

Lot 767

SILVER PLATED POTATO RING

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