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Click here to subscribeA ruby and seed pearl ring - Tests as gold - Ring size N 1/2 - Weight approx 1.7gms - Together with and old-cut diamond panel ring - Stamped 15ct - Ring size N - Weight approx 2.1gms Condition Report: Fair - With surface dents and scratches - Evidence of repair to band of ruby and seed pearl ring
A collection of four antique gold rings including an 18 ct Victorian mourning ring set with a ruby inscription dated 1862, a Victorian 9 ct rose gold turquoise set ring, a 9 ct rose gold - tested - moonstone ring and a Victorian ring with 18 ct shank and 9 ct rose gold head - tested - missing its stones - Total approx. weight 8.6 grms - sizes from I 1/2 to S Condition report: All need work, 18ct ruby ring missing enamel turquoise ring has damage to stones
A synthetic ruby and seed pearl foliate drop pendant - Suspended from a fancy-link chain - Tests as 9ct gold with a higher carat guilding - Length of pendant 5.5cms - Length of chain 62cms - Total weight approx 15.1gms Condition Report: Good - With light surface dents and scratches - Minor abrasion to see pearls
SIMEON STAFFORD (b.1956) Unframed, signed, oil on canvas, Naïve busy beach scene with sunbathers before house on hill to right side and sailing boats on horizon beyond. Stafford moved to Cornwall in 1996, resulting in a great deal of his work influenced by the Cornish coastline. He has developed a number of recurring motifs in his work, which can be looked out for, such as 'Dot', a young girl cartwheeling across the canvas (his aunt as a child), 'Ruby', a young girl with pigtails and sometimes a man with red stripy trousers leading a small boy by the hand (Simeon with his son). Previously exhibiting at the R.A. in 2001, Simeon also has his work in the Queen's private collection, 111.5cm x 142.5cm. Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist. (ARR).
SIMEON STAFFORD (b.1956) Unframed, signed, oil on canvas, Naïve busy Cornish seascape, with various fishing boats on open waters, titled on stretcher verso, 'Fishing Boats Leaving Newlyn'. Stafford moved to Cornwall in 1996, resulting in a great deal of his work influenced by the Cornish coastline. He has developed a number of recurring motifs in his work, which can be looked out for, such as 'Dot', a young girl cartwheeling across the canvas (his aunt as a child), 'Ruby', a young girl with pigtails and sometimes a man with red stripy trousers leading a small boy by the hand (Simeon with his son). Previously exhibiting at the R.A. in 2001, Simeon also has his work in the Queen's private collection, 111.5cm x 142.5cm. Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist. (ARR).
A collection of jewellery to include a Victorian gold, ruby and chrysoberyl scroll brooch (adapted from an earring); a modern gold scrolled brooch marked .750; a single cultured pearl bar brooch marked .750; a brown paste brooch; a garnet crescent brooch; a modern leaf brooch set with a single cultured pearl; a 9ct gold St. Christopher pendant and chain; a chain bracelet and an imitation pearl stick pin
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