Fine Cartier snake ring, the pavé set diamond head with emerald eyes and coiled gold body with textured gold scales, signed - 'Cartier, Paris', stamped - 750 and numbered 018233. French control marks. Ring size approximately J / K CONDITION REPORT Very good condition. No obvious damage or repairs. The diamonds are predominantly brilliant cut stones measuring between 1mm - 1.5mm diameter. Head measures approximately 7.8mm x 10.1mm. Body approximately 3.5mm wide, width of the coiled body from head across to the tail is 16mm wide. Ring size difficult to estimate precisely, probably J / K. Marks and signature are clear to read. Provenance: The vendor inherited this ring a few years ago and has shown it to Cartier, London, who were very happy with the authenticity of this piece. Accompanied by a Cartier cloth pouch which they supplied but no paperwork. Total gross weight approximately 13.6 grams
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An Impressive quantity (some 1,000’s) of white metal War Game figures by Newline, Navwar Productions Ltd, Elite Miniatures, Hinchcliffe Models, Lancashire Games etc. Mostly ‘in-the-white’ unpainted, and some as kits. Scales include 15-25mm depicting two eras, Napoleonic and WW11. British, British allies, Grenadiers, Prussians, Dragoons, Russian Dragoons and French, for a Waterloo scene, comprising figures, mounted figures, separate horses and mounted figures plus cannon (various) and accessories. Also WW11- assorted vehicles, tanks, tank transporters, various trucks, armoured cars, half-tracks, motorcycles, etc, various scale, plus a quantity of very small figures. Some items still packed, but the majority are loose. A number have been well painted. VGC- a few AF. Some parts may be missing. Plus a few plastic WW1 style German and British aircraft. Viewing recommended.
19th century AD. An iron dagger comprising a single-edged blade and curved grip; the blade with silver repoussé appliqués and an inset panel of silver with palmette motifs to each face and the back of the blade, scrolled bronze bolster, carved wooden(?) scales. Private collection, London, UK; formerly with Persepolis Gallery, Mayfair, London, UK in the 1980s. Cf. Capwell, Dr. T. Knives, Daggers and Bayonets, London, 2009, p.215 for type. 226 grams, 31cm (12 1/4"). Fine condition.
20th century AD. A pair of bronze Indian (?) padlocks, each in the shape of fish with arching body and prominent dorsal scales; details of the body scales, tail and faces in punched dot decoration; sliding lock plate to the rear, bar extending from a plate in the head. Property of an American lady; acquired 1970s-1990s. 1 kg total, 22cm (8 1/2"). [2, No Reserve] Fine condition.
250-200 million years BP. A mixed group of three Triassic phytosaur scutes from Arizona, USA. Property of a Lincolnshire, UK, gentleman; acquired on the UK art market. Most Pseudosuchians or croc-line Archosaurs had short legs, wide, heavy bodies with rows of armoured scales, long tails, and long toothy snouts. 90 grams total, 34-58mm (1 1/4 - 2 1/4"). [3, No Reserve] Fine condition.
217-218 AD. Nikopolis ad Istrum, Moesia. Magistrate Stati. Longinus. Obv: AVT K OPELL CEVH MAKRINOC or similar legend with laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev: VP CTA LONGINOV NIKOPOLITWN PROC ICT legend with Nemesis standing left, holding scales and sceptre. cf Varbanov 3525-3526; AMNG 1770. 12.16 grams. [No Reserve] Good fine.
A stuffed and mounted Pike, in naturalistic setting, within a three sided glazed display case CONDITION REPORTS Pike is stuffed. The front pectoral fin may have had a repair to the join, and following the curved line parallel to the gill also appears to have had some repainting , heavily varnish / repair, there are some scales raised towards the back of the fish. Case has general and tear, areas of dirt etc - see images for further details.
A quantity of Burago Deluxe Collection and other die cast vehicles, scales 1:24, 1:16 and 1:32, boxed, comprising; Burago Chevrolet Corvette 1957, Citroen 15CV TA 1938, Bugatti Atlantic 1936, Mercedes Benz SSK 1928, and a Jaguar XK120 Coupe 1948, Delux Collection Mercedes 500SL and Porsche Carrera 2, a Mini official merchandise Mini Cooper, New Ray Land Rover Discovery and Station Wagon, and a Miasto Triumph Bonneville motorbike 1969 (11)
SEVENTEENTH CENTURY TOKENS, London, Maypole Alley, George Meddens, farthing, 1663, Cook (W.1885), broken in two; Mercers’ Street, Thomas Lvcke, halfpenny, 1666, Brewer (W.1886); Mile End (3): Thomas Allin, halfpenny, 1668, At Ye, cock (W.1888); John Amps, halfpenny, Grocers’ Arms (W.1890); Henry Bartlett, farthing, 1658, dolphin (W.1891); Milford Lane (2): John Bvrgesse, halfpenny, 1666, Coalman (W.1898); I.H., farthing, At The Grayhovnde (W.1900); Milk Street (4): Robert Gardiner, farthing, moon and seven stars (W.1901); W.I., farthing, At The Boares Head (W.1902); Rich Lukey, farthing, pump, Broderers’ Arms (W.1903); William Rixon, halfpenny, At The Red Cow (W.1904); Millbank (3): I.A., farthing, men carrying barrel (W.1905); Richard Fisher, farthing, Woodmonger, crooked billet (W.1907); Thomas Mascall, halfpenny, scales (W.1908), fair to nearly very fine (14) W.1903 is the only token to bear the Broderers’ Company arms.
SEVENTEENTH CENTURY TOKENS, London, Cock Lane, Shoreditch, farthings (2): T.A., farthing, Cock (W.694); Joseph Ward, a cock (MD.694B); West Smithfield, Richard Norman, farthing, wheatsheaf and scales, Baker (W.696); Cole Harbour (2): Lancelot Chapman, farthing, Innholders’ Arms (W.701); Henry Cooper, halfpenny, At The, pair of horns and two men carrying barrel (W.702); Coleman Street (4): Rob Forde, farthing, Grocer, mermaid (W.709); James Gripp, halfpenny, 1666, Coat Maker (W.710); Nicholas Harington, halfpenny, 1665, At Ye Hine, a doe (W.711); Joseph Sibley, halfpenny, 1663, At Ye Black, bell; College Hill, Francis Trowell, farthing, 1664 (W.715), fair to nearly very fine (10)
SEVENTEENTH CENTURY TOKENS, London, East Smithfield (17), R.M., farthing, At Ye Yarne Shopp, scales (W.936); S.M., farthing, At The Horse Shooe (W.937); Elen Norrice, halfpenny, 1669, At Ye Cow & Calf (W.939); I.P., farthing, ‘59, Next The Maremaide (W.941); R.P., At The Whit Croos (W.942); Dixy Page, halfpenny, 1667, At Ye Anchor And Marrin (W.943); William Peverell, halfpenny, 1666, At The, ship (MD.943A); John Rede, farthing, 1658, men carrying barrel (W.944); Thomas Roberts, farthing, half moon and stick of candles/Tallowchandlers’ Arms (W.945); William Smith, farthing, swan with chain (W.947); Henry Stilleman, halfpenny, swan on coronet (W.948); R.T., farthings (2 - different dies both sides), At The Old Prins, bust of Prince Maurice (?) (W.949); Richard Thomas, farthing, Broker (W.951); I.W., farthing, At The Bvll Head Taverne (W.954); I.W., farthing, At The Lynn Towne (W.955); John Willcimot, farthing, Maltese cross (W.956), W.937 poor, the others fair to good fine (17)
SEVENTEENTH CENTURY TOKENS, London, Gray Friars (4): George Jones, halfpenny, friar (W.1228); Richard Tart, halfpenny, half-length figure filling coffee cup (W.1230); Francis Smalley, farthing, friar (W.1231); James Waters, farthing, friar (W.1232); Gray’s Inn Gate (6): C.T., halfpenny, George Yard, king’s bust facing (W.1233 var.); John Jones, halfpenny, scales (W.1235); William Place, halfpenny, man on horseback blowing horn, For Post Letters (W.1237); Rich Sutton, halfpenny, At Ye Marmade (W.1238); Eleaner Weaver, halfpenny (W.1239); Tho Wollarsstone, halfpenny, Carpenters’ Arms (MD.1239A); Gray’s Inn Lane (7): I.C., At The Swan Tavern (W.1242); James Cole, halfpenny, Peice Broker (W.1244); T.H., farthing, The C Taverne, castle (W.1249); Timothey Halsey, farthing, man making candles (W.1250); Thomas Hodghes, halfpenny, fleur-de-lis (W.1251), pierced; Robert Kemble, halfpenny, 1667; Baker At The Starr (W.1252), fair to very fine (17)
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