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Lot 162
19th century Bohemian glass ruby overlaid engraved goblet of Napoleonic interest, the faceted trumpet shaped bowl with engraved designs of Napoleon in a coastal scene with a three masted ship in the distance, upon a knopped pedestal terminating in a lobed foot, 9" high (small chip to the rim)
Lot 23
A Maw & Company Arts and Crafts vase decorated by Walter Crane (British 1845-1915), with ruby copper lustre glaze, of baluster form with flared rim, depicting five Greek Muses wearing long flowing robes and holding vessels aloft, interspersed between stylised trees entwined by serpents, painters monogram of a crane within a "C" to underside, 12.5in (32cm) high. * The Arts and Crafts Movement was a British, Canadian, American and Australian aesthetic movement popular during a short time span from the late 19th century until the early 20th century. It was inspired by the work of John Ruskin. Walter Crane was a Liverpool born artist, book illustrator and ceramics decorator. He was a diligent student of Ruskin. Auctioneers Law Fine Art sold a similar vase on 5th April 2005 as part of the Andrew Keith collection.
Lot 1043
A pair of Vienna slender ovoid two-handled vases and covers, gilt loop handles, each printed and painted with classical scenes within gilt leafy cartouches, the ground alternating in emerald and ruby, picked out in gilt, 43cm high, shield mark; a similar two-handled campana shaped vase, square pedestal 37cm high, shield mark, early 20th century
Lot 1053
A Vienna circular plate, well painted with Badende Nimphen, Nymphs Bathing, within gilt and white seed pearl bands, the rim with five diamond and rectangular panels, in pink, and blue, picked out in gilt joined by a deep ruby band applied with acanthus scrolls, 24cm diam, blue shield mark, titled
Lot 511
Royal Interest - a 9ct gold diamond and ruby Edward VII presentation bar brooch, 4.5cm long Provenance: Personally presented by Edward VII to a Mr Samuel Pitt, Station Master at Rowsley Station, Derbyshire in June 1906 in recognition of the arrangements made by Mr Pitt for several Royal visits to the Chatsworth Estate. Newspaper clippings enclosed.
Lot 210
An amethyst and diamond dress ring; the central brilliant of approximately 0.5 carats enclosed by eight marquise stones and three diamond points; with a diamond and sapphire cluster ring, another, a ruby and diamond cluster ring; a stone set dress ring and a amethyst and diamond bracelet Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
Lot 271
A 9 carat gold diamond half eternity ring; set with single cuts, finger size O1/2; a ruby and single cut diamond cluster ring, finger size O; a single cut diamond wishbone ring, finger size O1/2; an illusion set diamond single stone ring, finger size J and a gold dress ring, all in 9 carat gold Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
Lot 333
* A ruby and diamond ring, stamped `18ct`, the three oval cuts with pairs of diamonds between, finger size L; with an 18 carat white gold single stone dress ring; two other similar rings; an oval cut cubic zirconia single stone ring and a half hoop ring, also with a single cluster earstud; 15g gross To be sold on behalf of the Police (10DC06109) and subject to VAT on the hammer price Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
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