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Click here to subscribeA single row graduated coral bead necklace, with barrel shaped graduated coral beads, 6.5-9.5mm in size, strung knotted to an oval filigree box clasp marked silver, together with a twig coral brooch, 6.5mm in length, with a plain pin and `C` catch CONDITION REPORT: Stringing secure.Clasp secure.Clasp tarnished.
A Continental garnet and diamond bracelet, composed of a series of square, cabochon garnets, each one set in a gold collet. The gold collets between sets of panther links, grain set with eight cut diamonds, to a concealed box clasp and figure of eight catch. Marked 750. Tested as approximately 18ct gold and silver CONDITION REPORT: Tarnished.Clasp secure.No obvious faults.
A Continental emerald and diamond bracelet, with a series of bud shaped links, each one pav? set with eight cut diamonds. Each bud set at the centre with a square cut emerald in a gold collet, with a circular mixed cut emerald between each link. All set in silver and gold, and back in gold with gold backplates, concealed box clasp and figure of eight safety catch. Marked 750. Tested as approximately 18ct gold and silver CONDITION REPORT: Clasp secure.Setting appears secure.Noticeable inclusions to the emeralds.
A pair of Victorian silver heart-shaped dishes, probably by John Brashier, London 1894,with pierced foliate and lattice borders, on three foliate capped paw feet, 15cm long in fitted case, two Victorian silver trinket dishes with pierced rims, and a Victorian silver heart-shaped jewellery box,by John Millward Banks, Birmingham 1876, with foliate decoration, gilt interior, 8cm wide, 11oz (5)
Two ruby-flashed and cut glass scent bottles 20th century, the cylindrical bodies with hobnail cutting and stepped necks, one with a globular stopper, the other with an inner stopper and silver hinged lid, together with a matching circular box and cover, the silver hallmarked for Birmingham 1995 and possibly later, 18cm max. (5)
A French enamel double-compartment snuff box mid 18th century, of rectangular form, decorated perhaps by Antoine Leschaudel in raised gilt and green enamel with small flying insects and flower sprigs within a scrolled border, the double hinged lid with silver mounts, Paris discharge mark, 7.2cm.
Selection of late Victorian silver including a rectangular card case with hinged cover and suspension loop, engraved crest and monogram (London 1891), S. Mordan & Co. Ltd., a cigarette case of plain shaped form containing ten Churchman No. 1 cigarettes (Birmingham 1898) and a silver purse with engraved foliate decoration and blue-lined interior (Birmingham 1900), together with a Dutch silver box of circular form, with embossed foliate decoration and hinged cover embossed with military scene. All at approximately 7ozs, card case 9.5cm including suspension loop (4)
HM Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother - fine quality Aurum silver gilt mounted limited edition decanter made to commemorate The Queen Mother's 80th Birthday, with cast Royal Coat of Arms amongst roses, hallmarked London 1980, no. 11 of 250, with certificate and box, the decanter with stopper 36.5cm high
Early Edwardian silver box of cylindrical form, with raised Art Nouveau-style floral decoration against a spot-hammered background and three applied red and green enamelled roundels, separate domed slip-in cover with similar decoration and central enamel roundel (London 1902), George Lawrence Connell. All at approximately 6ozs, cover 9cm diameter
George III silver snuff box of shaped rectangular form, with bright cut decoration, flush-fitting hinged cover with similar decoration and engraved initial - CONTAINS SNUFF (Birmingham 1819), John Bettridge, together with a small Edwardian silver rectangular pill box (Birmingham 1909) and a 1920s combined pen / fruit knife with one steel blade and one silver blade (Sheffield 1924), mother of pearl plates, snuff box 5cm overall width (3)
Gentlemen's Omega De Ville Power Reserve wristwatch with co-axial escapement - steel case with silver dial, baton numerals, subsidiary seconds and power reserve dials, date aperture, on leather strap, in original box with original strap with Omega deployment clasp and papers dated 26 Feb 2003
A Chinese export silver snuff box, unmarked, 19th century,of rectangular form, the cover and base with raised scenes of warriors, with foliate borders, gilt interior, 6.75 x 4.5cm CONDITION REPORT: Detail is rubbed on all sides. Holes to prominent areas on cover and base. Scratches to interior. Interior rim is bent with a section missing. Additional images available on request.
A pair of Victorian silver heart-shaped dishes, probably by John Brashier, London 1894,with pierced foliate and lattice borders, on three foliate capped paw feet, 15cm long in fitted case, two Victorian silver trinket dishes with pierced rims, and a Victorian silver heart-shaped jewellery box,by John Millward Banks, Birmingham 1876, with foliate decoration, gilt interior, 8cm wide, 11oz (5)
A Victorian silver box, by Carrington & Co., London 1898, of half fluted, compressed oval form, with a band of flower heads to the cover, inscribed `Derby, Flying Fox, 1899`, 13cm wide, 7oz Flying Fox was a thoroughbred racehorse owned by the Duke of Westminster. He was sired by Orme and his dam was Vampire. In 1899, he became only the eighth horse to have won the English Triple Crown Races. Shortly after this success though, in late 1899, the Duke of Westminster died and his stable, including Flying Fox, was put up for auction. Flying Fox was bought by Edmond Blanc for œ37,500 guineas and duly became the leading sire in France three times, with progeny including Ajax and Val d`Or.
An Edwardian silver and tortoiseshell dressing table box,by William Comyns, London 1905,of circular form, the pull-off cover with tortoiseshell panel with piqu‚ work surrounded by a harebell border,8cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Tortoishell is faded. Some deterioration to interior gilded surface. Dents to body. General wear, including rubbing to hallmarks.Please view additional images (upon request).
A George IV silver pocket snuff box,maker`s mark rubbed, London 1828,of rectangular concave form, with ribbed decoration, monogrammed on applied shield, gilt interior,6.5cm long, anda continental silver-mounted ivory box, 800 standard,of plain rectangular form, with engine turned mounts,7.5cm long (2)
A silver-mounted agate vinaigrette,unmarked, early 19th century,of rectangular form with foliate thumbpiece, the gilt grille pierced and engraved with floral decoration, 5 x 3cm,a gilt metal mounted agate box,with agate cover and striker base,6.5cm long, anda silver presentation key,by George Unite & Sons, Birmingham 1901, the head with scroll border and with reeded shank, monogrammed and dated, 10.5cm long (3)
A late Georgian emerald and diamond cluster ring, with an octagonal foil-backed emerald, rub set in a closed back setting, surrounded by two rows of rose cut diamonds, set in silver. Trifurcated shoulders, partially pierced shank. A ring box by S J Phillips, 139 New Bond St., London.Finger size I approximately CONDITION REPORT: Significant surface wear to the crown and crown facet edges. Obvious needle inclusions under 10x magnification.Wear to the gold cut down collet and the silver setting edges.A crack at one point in the gallery.
A late Victorian sapphire and diamond closed crescent brooch, with rose cut diamonds in box collets. Graduated rose cut diamonds to a central spray of rose cut diamond set leaves, and blue Swiss cut sapphire buds to blade edge bars. Later rhodium plated CONDITION REPORT: This piece has been later rhodium plate, and is probably silver set, and backed in gold, underneath the rhodium.Settings appear secure.Clasp secure.
A sterling silver hinged box by F W Goldsmiths, later trading as Goldsmiths,80 x 57mm, with concealed hinges and gold thumbpiece, fine barley engine turned decoration with an applied gold rabbit or `Bunny` to the front cover, pav? set with old Swiss cut and old eight cut diamonds with a cabochon ruby eye, London 1934, together with a sterling silver square hinged compact by Asprey & Co., 64 x 64mm, with a gold border to the lid, all engine turned fine barley decorated, facsimile engraved to the inside to `Gina With Love Charles`, London 1940, and a plain gold wedding ring, tested as approximately 18ct gold (3) ~ CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches throughout.Tarnished.Hinges good, closes well.Light surface scratches throughout with areas of tarnish.Hinges good, closes well.Light surface scratches to the wedding ring, quite thin. ~
An Art Deco silver, blue zircon and white sapphire line bracelet,a series of slightly graduated, circular mixed cut blue zircons, each one grain set in a box setting, with a pair of circular mixed cut white sapphires between. Each pair grain set in a box collet, with open sections to each side, hand engraved guards to a concealed box clasp with a figure of eight safety catch CONDITION REPORT: Some wear to the crown facet edges.Requires a light clean.No obvious faults.
A ladies` Art Deco diamond set cocktail watch,with a black rectangular dial and silver hands to a baguette shaped case. A line of graduated eight cut diamonds, grain set to the bezel, with a larger diamond grain set in a box setting at the `3` and `9`, with raised diamond set arches at the `12` and `6`. Bifurcated lugs to a diamond set line bracelet with a diamond set pierced box clasp. Hand engraved case sides and back. Case marked `London Made`, case Swiss movement. Tested as platinum CONDITION REPORT: Light surface scratches to the glass.Winds and ticking. No guarantee given.Case and bracelet would benefit from being cleaned.
A single row graduated coral bead necklace, with barrel shaped graduated coral beads, 6.5-9.5mm in size, strung knotted to an oval filigree box clasp marked silver, together with a twig coral brooch, 6.5mm in length, with a plain pin and `C` catch CONDITION REPORT: Stringing secure.Clasp secure.Clasp tarnished.
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