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Click here to subscribe9ct gold chain interspaced with gold and coral beads, 38.5cm long and a yellow metal enamelled 'Russian' ring, size M½9ct gold chain weighs 6.4 grams 'Russian' ring has a plaque mounted inside on the the bands, stamped 750, 330 AL. The red, blue and green enamel is very worn on all three bands. Weight 6.3 grams
18ct gold diamond flower head ring with a cluster of nine old European cut diamonds in platinum setting, ring size N and 18ct gold Art Deco emerald and diamond ring, size PTotal weight 3.5 gramsFlower head ring- inside shank stamped 'PLAT 18c'. The flower head measures approximatley 9mm diameter. Good condition commensurate with age. The diamonds are all well matched lively bright stones and all look original to the ring. The diamonds are of good colour and clarity. The setting seems secure and the shank is in good condition.Emerald ring- inside shank stamped '18CT'. The plaque measures approximatley 15mm x 8mm. Good condition commensurate with age. The shank is wearing quite thin but the setting appears to be secure. The stones are well matched and orignal to the ring.
18ct gold sapphire and diamond three stone ring with a central oval mixed cut blue sapphire flanked by two old cut diamonds, in platinum claw setting on yellow gold shank. Ring size QShank is marked 18ct & PT and weighs 3 gramsDiamonds are good colour and clarity with no obvious draw of colour, no obvious inclusions when viewed through a x10 loupe. Sapphire is in good condition with minor abrasions to the table facets. Claws and setting in good condition.
Victorian 18ct gold sapphire and diamond five stone ring with three old cut diamonds interspaced with two blue sapphires in carved scroll setting on 18ct yellow gold shank, size Q½Shank is fully hallmarked 18ct gold, Birmingham. Date letter is worn. Weight 3.9 gramsDiamonds are good colour and clarity with no obvious draw of colour, no obvious inclusions when viewed through a x10 loupe. The centre diamond appears to have a chip to the girdle. The sapphires have minor abrasions to the facets. The gold claws have been re-tipped and the setting is in good condition commensurate with age.
Victorian yellow metal hinged bangle set with rose cut diamonds and seed pearls, yellow metal mourning ring, size O, 9ct gold dress ring, size P and an 18ct gold filled card case set with a single turquoise cabochon, 8.5cm x 4.5cmBangle weighs 19.8 gramsMourning ring weighs 3.8 grams9ct gold ring weighs 3.8 grams
Victorian 18ct gold diamond five stone gypsy ring with five graduating old cut diamonds, estimated to weigh approximately 0.30cts in total, in diamond shape gypsy setting on 18ct gold shank (Birmingham 1884). Ring size SWeight 4 gramsDiamonds are good colour and clarity with no obvious draw of colour, no obvious inclusions when viewed through a x10 loupe. Setting is in good condition. The shank is thin at the base and slightly misshapen, but the hallmarks are clear.
Edwardian 18ct gold sapphire and diamond ring (Chester 1903), size O½, together with a yellow metal sapphire, diamond and ruby three stone ring, size K18ct gold ring- good condition commensurate with age. The shanks is a little thin/sharp/worn at the base but the hallmarks are clear to read. Stones all appear to be in good condition. Weight 3.2 gramsYellow metal three stone ring is unmarked, the hallmarks have possibly been removed from re-sizing, appears to be 18ct gold. The stones are in good condition. Weight 4.4 grams
9ct gold large diamond set ring with a cluster of four princess cut diamonds to the centre, surrounded by a border of twenty brilliant cut diamonds, with square textured shoulders on 9ct yellow gold shank (Sheffield 2001), size VWeight 12.8 gramsOverall good condition. A few small dents and surface scratching to the gold shank and setting. Hallmarks are clear. The diamonds are well matched, lively stones. Some inclusions visible when looking through a x10 loupe.
9ct gold signet ring with polished bloodstone panel, size O, Victorian 15ct gold diamond stick pin, turquoise cabochon stick pin and a collection of loose emeralds9ct ring- hallmarked London 1959, weight 9.4 grams15ct gold stick pin- only the top part is 15ct gold, the pin is metal. Weight 1.2 gramsTurquoise stick pin is unmarked and weighs 0.5 grams
9ct gold amethyst, peridot and diamond ring with a central oval mixed cut amethyst flanked by graduating peridots and surrounded by a border of brilliant cut diamonds on 9ct yellow gold shank, size NWeight 2.9 gramsOverall very good, clean condition. The diamonds along the border have inclusions but only visible when looking through a x10 loupe. The other stones all appear to be in good condition.
18ct gold aquamarine ring with diamond border in platinum setting on 18ct yellow gold shank, size M½Shank stamped 18ct and weighs 5 grams.Some of the claws under the gallery are worn down. The shank is in good condition with some light surface scratching commesuare with age and use. The aquamarine would benefit from a clean, otherwise it is in good condition with no visible abrasions.
18ct gold diamond single stone ring with a brilliant cut diamond, estimated to weigh approximately 0.18cts, in platinum setting with further diamond set shoulders on 18ct yellow gold shank, size L½Weight 2.5 gramsThe diamond is a clear, bright stone but there is one small inclusion to the surface of the pavilion facets. Claws and setting in good condition.
Kendo Nagasaki signed 18x25 limited edition poster Images of Nagasaki by Paul Yates contains clues to the persona of Kendo Nagasaki and also features a statement of Sir Peter Blake and a poem by Paul Yates. The original and best-known use of the gimmick is by the British wrestler who made his name in ITV's World of Sport. He started professional wrestling in November 1964, and became a household name in Britain after his television debut in 1971. He also toured Japan in 1968 (under the alternative ring name Mr Guillotine) and North America in 1972, wrestling for Stu Hart's Stampede Wrestling where he held the promotion's North American title and Don Owen's Pacific Northwest Wrestling. Back home in Britain, he achieved even greater fame due to his 1975-1977 feud with the tag team of future mutual arch enemies Big Daddy and Giant Haystacks, as well as his December 1977 televised voluntary unmasking ceremony. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
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