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Click here to subscribeAN AQUAMARINE AND EMERALD RING the oval cut aquamarine measures approx. 11 x 9mm claw set on the horizontal with small round-cut emerald accents to each end, the 9ct yellow gold shank with concave taper shoulders and a peridot and diamond chip flowerhead cluster ring in 9ct yellow god, a rectangular cut single stone tourmaline ring, further green gemstone cluster rings all set in 9 and 10ct yellow gold
A LARGE SYNTHETIC COLOUR CHANGE STONE RING rectangular cut and showing blue-purple colour change, approx. 18 x 16mm in a four corner claw 9ct yellow gold setting with open chenier shoulders stamped 9ct and a collection of other pink or purple gemstone rings, including examples set with mystic topaz, ametrine and pink topaz all in 9 or 14ct yellow or white gold (14)
A SYNTHETIC RUBY MARQUISE CUT SINGLE STONE RING the stone approx 20 x 6mm, claw-set in a hallmarked 22ct yellow gold setting and a red and white stone marquise shaped cluster ring, the red stone probably glass, in a high carat yellow gold unmarked setting. An early 20th century cushion-cut ruby single stone ring set in 9ct yellow gold, an early 20th century synthetic ruby and white zircon three stone ring in 18ct yellow gold and platinum (4)
A BLACK CULTURED PEARL AND BLUE DIAMOND RING the cultured pearl measures approx. 11mm wide, flanked on either side by a single claw-set blue diamond each approx. 0.05cts on a 14ct yellow gold shank and a 14ct yellow gold and green jadeite cluster ring, a 9ct yellow gold leaf moulded bombe ring, hallmarked (3)
An Edo hip mask Benin Kingdom, Nigeria bronze, with a lattice headdress having coral decorations, raised scarifications to the forehead and elliptical eyes with inlaid pupils, with a pierced and scroll decorated collar with thirteen ring attachment, the back with two attachment loops, 19th / 20th century, 15.5cm high. Provenance Sotheby's, London, Antiquities and Tribal Art, 13th Dec 1977, lot 372. Bonhams, Knightsbridge, Tribal Art, 1st Dec 1993, lot 19. Private Collection, UK.
Two gold dress rings, a 9 carat yellow gold reproduction Victorian style carved claw mount claw set with an oval cabochon cut opal 8 x 5.5mm, and two oval garnets, London 1975, ring size L, 4.5g, a 9 carat white gold solitaire ring set with a 6mm synthetic white stone, Birmingham 1960, size O, 2.5g.
Three cultured and freshwater pearl necklaces, one 5.5mm grey pearls 45cm long and fitted with a 375 yellow gold lobster claw fastener, another with 4mm white and pink pearls spaced by larger pink freshwater pearls, 45cm, bolt ring fastener, a 5.3mm pink and white freshwater pearl necklace, fluted bead spacers, 45cm, silver fastener.
Two open face fob watches, both with scroll and foliate cases, marked .935, key wind, an open face pocket watch, 32mm coloured enamel dial with roman numeral chapter ring and subsidiary seconds dial in a decorative 45mm case with country cottage scene to reverse, case marked .800, metal inner case, stem wind, a lady's Elbee chrome-plated wrist watch
Green japanned longcase clock, dial signed Wm Lambert, London, eight-day movement striking on a bell, the 12-inch arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring and subsidiary dial, cast brass spandrels, the lacquered case with arched door depicting figures and birds in a temple garden, height 218cm, with two weights and a pendulum.
A vintage black velvet evening bag with fringe, vintage boxed linen, cased fish eaters and fruit set, boxed Crummles enamel box depicting a cat, baby's teething ring with acorn, plated christening mug and egg cup cased set, small blue and white plate, coloured print "Lo, I am with you alway".
A Goliath pocket watch, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, outer chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial, 75mm dial diameter, in a 90mm nickel-plated case, held in an Edwardian silver-faced case, engine-turned, engraved with 'The Duke of Wellington's' regimental banner and elephant, 16cm x 12.5cm.
Four white metal and silver charm bracelets with charms, dress ring with 20 x 15mm cameo, cameo brooch, cameo earrings, Charles and Diana locket, bird brooch and matching earrings, chain mail purse, niello brooch, Swiss Empress marcasite bracelet watch, small silver pin cushion Birmingham 1902, 30mm.
A Victorian mourning brooch with central oval agate and enamel border, engraved on reverse with the dates 1879, 1883, locket back missing, overall 35 x 30mm, a yellow metal dress ring set with an oval porcelain plaque 17 x 12mm, of a young girl, shank marked 9ct, ring size N
Three diamond set rings, a diamond solitaire with a small old cut diamond millegrain set in a yellow and white metal mount marked 18ct. Plat, ring size Q, 2.1g. a diamond half hoop ring, the graduated eight cut stones set in a carved claw mount marked 18ct. Plat, size P, 3.3g. a saphire and diamond half hoop ring, the three sapphires and two old cut diamonds claw set in a yellow metal mount marked 18ct, size Q, 3.5g.
Mixed small silver and silver plated items, comprising: three teething rings - the first a silver boy in hat, the second a girl with dog, stamped 'Berndorf', the third a rabbit stamped 'EPNS', a silver rattle with man in top hat, a silver handled shoe horn, a silver man in top hat, a silver handled ivory letter opener, a silver cigarette holder case, a folding silver handled fruit knife and another knife, a silver plated rabbit with added handle, a silver plated bird salt, a copper bird and an RAF crested silver plated sugar shaker, by Mappin and Webb.Condition report: Good condition but some with small dents, tarnished silver and plate, one teething ring chewed
Reference number 6917, automatic, the circular white dial with black Roman numerals and gilt square markers, outer calibrated ring, centred sweeping seconds, fluted bezel, on a two-tone Oyster bracelet with folding clasp, diameter of bezel 28,5mm, accompanied by original guarantee document, booklet and case
Reference number 6751, automatic, the circular silvered dial with gold baton markers, calibrated outer ring, magnified date aperture 3 o'clock, reeded bezel, on a two-tone Jubilee bracelet with folding clasp, diameter of bezel 25mm, accompanied by guarantee document and case
The sphere with paper label reading George Philips and Son The London Geographical Institute 32 Fleet St London EC, the sphere in later brass ring, raised on three gadrooned legs, on turned feet, joined by a Y-stretcher centred by a compass, the stand with brass label inscribed George Philips and Son, Globe Makers, 32 Fleet St London EC, restorations94cm high
Round hollowed out container carved from one piece of small hard wood, complex incised linear designs, animal hair stopper, wire ring in handleheight 9 cm TEXT The use of snuff and tobacco are used by most indigenous people of southern Africa, it was used for public and private pleasure and as a gift of appreciation to the ancestors. Throughout the various countries snuff containers are small and made from wood, gourds, horn or small found objects, then delicately decorated with engravings, beads or wire work; many have stoppers made form a variety of materials such as the same wood as the body, animal tail hair, found material, or a fabric plug. All were highly personal items and the wooden pieces often achieved splendid patinas through years of use.PROVENANCE Collected in the field in 1989 by Annelle Zaloumis
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