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Lot 645
A Pair of 18 Carat Gold Ruby and Diamond Hoop Earrings, the hoops with alternating round brilliant cut rubies and diamonds bar set along the front of the hoop then in the inner back hoop, total diamond weight 0.70 carat approximately, with post and butterfly fittings for pierced ears, hoops measure 1.6cm, in a Garrard & Co. Ltd case.
Lot 1006
A French Ebonised Wood and Brass Inlaid Liqueur Casket, circa 1850, of ripplework fronted rectangular form, with scroll cast side handles and with brass scrollwork medallions to the lid centre and fascia, opening to reveal a rising platform supporting a set of four ruby flash glass skittle decanters and stoppers and twelve (of the original fourteen) liqueur glasses, each piece decorated with gilt stars, the decanters with English silver shield form labels for Eau-de-Vie, Curacao, Maraschino and Chartreuse, by Martin & Hall, the hinges stamped Brevete sg.d.g, 34.3cm wide, 26.5cm high
Lot 574
HENRY SCOTT TUKE, RA, RWS (1858-1929) BLUE-JACKETS YARN signed and dated 1905, watercolour heightened with white, 24.5 x 45.5cm Recorded in the artist`s Register under R407. The models were Harry Cleave and Bert White. It was sold for £42. Provenance: with Anthony Mitchell, Nottingham, from whom bought by the present vendor, c1985 (£13,500). Exhibited: Royal Society of Painters in Watercolours, Spring 1904. The present watercolour is one of three mentioned in Tuke`s diary entry for 6 Februry 1904: "took up three watercolours `Blue-Jackets in a Country Inn`, `All the News of the Voyage` and `A Lowestoft Boat` to RWS`. The two models, Bert White and Harry Cleave were apprentices at Falmouth Docks and were frequently in trouble for playing practical jokes, or pretending to be injured. They were frequently laid-off which allowed them to model for Tuke and they appear in many of his most important pictures painted between 1901 and 1904, including Ruby, Gold and Malachite (R374, 1901), The Run Home (R380, 1901-02), Noonday Heat (R382, 1902, exhibited at the RA the following year), The Stowaway (R396,1903) and The Three Companions (R484, 1905). We are grateful for the assistance of John Tonkin of Falmouth Art Gallery in the cataloguing of this watercolour.++In fine condition with solitary tiny spot of foxing.
Lot 952
Faberge gold, silver and ruby guilloche enamel oval belt buckle stamped Faberge in Cyrillic under the Imperial eagle, also stamped 88 next to the maker`s initials within an oval and inscribed with the Faberge inventory number 30320, 3.25" wide, sold within the retail box stamped Lacloche Freres 15, Rue de la Paix, Paris and 2 New Bond Street London
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