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Click here to subscribeA turquoise and diamond plaque ring, the square claw set turquoise stone in an open work single cut surround, mounted in gold (tests 14 carat) backed silver, finger size M, 7.4gmsCONDITION: no losses, diamonds fairly clean, variable in colour. Turquoise with a little chip to one corner. Shank with some thinning.
A George III silver snuff box, maker I.B possibly Joseph Biggs, London, 1814: initialled, of curved outline with floral engraved decoration, 7cm. wide, together with an Edward VII silver card case, maker Crisford & Norris Ltd, Birmingham, 1901, with embossed decoration of a stag on a rocky outcrop, 10cm. high, total weight of silver 3.70ozs.
A Victorian rosewood and brass inlaid travelling vanity box: the hinged lid enclosing a fitted interior of compartments with clear glass and silver mounted bottles and jars, maker Frances Douglas, London, 1840: with lift-out trays and bears makers label 'Manufactured at Bayleys, 17 Cockspur, London, 27cm. wide.
A pair of Victorian provincial silver sugar tongs, maker John Pope Genge, Exeter, 1878: initialled, together with four other pairs of silver sugar tongs various makers and dates, total weight of silver 5.61ozs. (5) To be included in our Fine Art Auction on the 111/12th AprilWeb illustration charge £5 + VAT
Two oak and metal bound silver chests:, each with a slightly domed hinged top having iron carrying handles to the sides, one bearing a brass plate 'Francis Walpole Esqr, No 3', the other 'The Hon'ble H Walpole', 89cm (2ft 11in) x 56.5cm (1ft 10 1/4in) and 86.5cm (2ft 10in) x 54cm (1ft 9 1/4in).
A William IV silver three-piece tea service, maker Richard Pearce & George Burrows, London, 1832/33: of squat circular form, the teapot with hinged lid and strawberry finial raised on swept feet, with matching sucrier and cream jug, total weight of silver 36.27ozs
A George III silver circular teapot, maker W.E possibly William Elliot London, 1816: crested and monogrammed, of squat circular form with gadrooned and floral decorated rim, acanthus capped handles with ivory insulators and half reeded body, on a circular foot, 28cm. long, 26.25ozs.
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