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Click here to subscribeA sapphire and diamond three stone ring, the central oval, untested sapphire, (measuring approximately 10mm x 8mm) claw set within white metal and flanked by a brilliant cut diamond to either side (each measuring approximately 0.80ct), further claw set in white metal, to the tapering yellow metal shoulders and plain polished hoop, unmarked, weight 4.2gms
A diamond ring, designed as two triangular cut diamonds within raised white metal setting, and set against a row of baguette cut diamonds also set in white metal, and further set within princess cut diamond, cross over setting in yellow metal, the plain polished hoop stamped `14k`, weight 7gms
A diamond set ring, designed as a central rectangular panel set with six princess cut diamonds, pave set in white metal, and further set with four graduated, princess cut diamond set, panels to the shoulders, with plain yellow metal, tapering hoop stamped 585 `14k`, weight 6.4gms
A diamond and untested pearl three stone ring, the central pearl (of approximately 6mm diameter) flanked by an old brilliant cut diamond to either side, (each measuring approximately 0.25ct) all claw set in white gold, to the tapering shoulders and plain 18ct yellow gold hoop, weight 2.6gms
A three stone diamond ring, the three, cushion shaped, old brilliant cut diamonds (each of approximately 0.45ct, 1.00ct and 0.50ct) all claw set in white metal, to the tapering shoulders and plain yellow metal hoop, stamped `18ct PLAT` indistinctly stamped `G Co`, weight 3.4gms
A set of three Queen Anne graduated lighthouse casters of cylindrical form, crested with monogram, having reeded girdles, engraved initials to the bases PJT, the detachable covers with bayonet fittings and ring turned finials, one 17cm high, maker`s mark partially worn (A-) possibly Charles Adams, , London, 1706, the pair 13.5cm high marks worn and one with blind piercing, together with a near matching smaller caster of cylindrical form, 10cm high, marks worn, London 1705, total weight of silver 17.23ozs. (4).
Bucherer, A small enamelled ball watch, the round silvered dial having raised gold Arabic numerals, gold baton hands and signed `Bucherer, 17 Jewels`, the round lemon-yellow enamel case painted with gold stars and with a chain ring, the movement having a lever escapement, diameter 18mm.
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