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Click here to subscribeAn 18ct white gold baroque pearl and diamond set designer ring, the organic design with wrap around leaf design setting to central baroque pearl, baroque pearl maximum 15mm x 9mm, inset with a small round brilliant-cut diamond, maker mark RL London 1976, ring size N, gross weight approx 9.2 grams Condition: very good, wear and tear only
A late 18th/early 19th century oval intaglio seal, the well carved chalcedony with head and shoulder bust of a gentleman within plain bezel mount, approx 3cm x 2cm, to curved and pierced fob and loop, on a plain polished yellow gold twisted belcher link chain, to large bolt ring fastener, stamped 18ct, total gross weight approx 40.5 grams Condition: Overall good- two minor cracks to edge of chalcedony, no obvious damage or repair
A Scarce Example of a Riding Fan, 1875, the guards mounted in carved and incised silver in bold patterns and hallmarked London 1875, Henry William Dee. The sticks are of black leather and continue from the head to the top of the leaf, and are then interspaced with royal blue silk panels. The silver loop has the addition of two chains of differing lengths, one finished with a ring, the other with a square, presumably for attachment to either the riding habit or the horse. Guard length 8 inches or 20.5cm. In good order, some slight staining to the silk panels and on a central stick the leather has worn slightly so pale wood can be seen through. This is a very small area of wear.
A Day at The Races: An Unusual Fan with Smoky Mother-of-Pearl Sticks, circa 1905, the mother-of-pearl unadorned, the head shaped. The double vellum leaf shows a racecourse as seen from the public areas with the milling crowd, and the bookmakers' ring, a waiter with drinks tray and ladies with binoculars, one having attained a prime spot to be able to see above the well -dressed racegoers to the starting line in the distance. The painter has captured the facial expressions and fashions of the day with great detail. Initialled HR to the far left. The verso is painted with jockeys, depicted as devils, perched on broomsticks, their horns protruding, their jerseys colourful, three blowing horns of various shapes, one carrying a pink banner bearing the initial B. Signed HR to the right. Guard length 10.5 inches or 26.5cm. Some rubbing to the folds, and some folds have nicks to the bottom border, but vibrant colour.
Two diamond and sapphire rings, the first of flowerhead cluster design set six sapphires interspersed with six diamonds and another larger central diamond, hallmarked 18ct gold, size P, together with an unmarked yellow metal five stone ring of two diamonds and three sapphires, size T, 8.7g gross approx (2)
Four assorted rings comprising: yellow metal, diamond and sapphire cluster ring stamped 18ct, size K½, 9ct gold, diamond and sapphire cluster ring, size L, unmarked yellow metal and three stone diamond ring, size L½, and a yellow metal wedding band, marks indistinct, with outer band of white metal decoration, size N½, the four 10.9g gross approx (4)
An 18th century Worcester pinecone pattern chestnut basket of oval form, painted marks to base, length 22cm and an unusual pearl ware pot and cover modelled as a pigeon, length 17cm.Additional InformationPigeon with firing cracks, chips to edge, hairline crack to base of tail. Basket with crazing, firing cracks, chips and wear to edge, pitting, dirty, some loss to petals of flowers. Bowl does not ring true.
A 19th century Chinese porcelain bottle vase painted in underglaze blue with two panels depicting Shoulao holding peach with a young male attendant, the body with lotus sprays between two floral bands, six character Kangxi mark within double ring to base, height 25cm.Additional InformationSome pitting to glaze.
A mixed lot comprising a hallmarked silver Coronation anointing spoon, Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1936, length 15.5cm, a Norwegian jelly server with squirrel finial marked for A Frisch, and a pair of 19th century Austrian sugar tongs, also a pair of Danish electroplated candle holders by Cohr Atla, two squirrel dishes, a napkin ring and a knife rest, silver approx 4.6ozt (11).Additional InformationThe two dishes with squirrels are not sterling silver or marked.
WILLIAM NEALE LTD; a George V hallmarked silver ring stand modelled as a street lantern, on circular dished base, Birmingham 1910, height 12cm (af).Additional InformationThe stem has been resoldered, lower part just below the knop, also the base appears to be resoldered to the pin dish base, leather lining to underneath, the stem is slightly out of axis.
HILLIARD & THOMASON; a George V hallmarked silver posy holder of tapering square form with pierced upper section and engraved '3802, Ladies' Evening Feb 26-23', Birmingham 1923, length 12.25cm and a hallmarked silver ring stand, combined approx 1.5ozt (2).
An Edwardian 18ct yellow gold three stone diamond ring, the central stone weighing approx 0.75ct flanked by twin 0.50ct diamonds in scrolling mount, ring size M, approx 4.4g, with box.Additional InformationLarger stone with chip to girdle, small stone surface reaching inclusion, discolouration to setting.
An 18ct yellow gold diamond set floral ring, the central stone weighing approx 0.25ct within a border of six stones, each weighing approx 0.20ct, size J, approx 4.6g.Additional InformationThis piece is sadly too dirty for us to determine the colour and clarity of the stones.
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