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DIAMOND LINE BRACELETSet with a row of graduating step-cut diamonds, diamonds approximately 17.15 carats total, length 17.5cmFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

STEPHEN WEBSTER: CITRINE AND AMETHYST LION BROOCH, 1992The citrine lion's head carved in high relief, within a textured 18 carat gold surround, accented by a step-cut amethyst, maker's mark SW, London hallmark, length 3.5cmFootnotes:This lot was a special commission for Stephen Webster and the citrine lion's head was carved in Idar-Oberstein.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A diamond, sapphire and pearl negligée pendant necklace, the single-cut diamond set coronet panel suspending two graduated drops, terminating with a rectangular step-cut sapphire and a single pearl, on a trace-link back chain, white precious metal mounted, (pearl untested for natural/cultured origin), total diamond weight approximately 0.10ct, pendant length 3.7cm, chain length 41.5cmDiamonds are well matched and bright, with occasional nicks/scuffs. The sapphire has a deep blue hue with subtle greenish tint and has angular colour zoning that is easy to see under magnification, with a surface-reaching fracture to one side. The sapphire has light scuffs and nicks/small chips, measuring approximately 6.2mm length x 5.5mm width x 3.25mm depth. The pearl has a silvery-white hue with subtle iridescence and surface blemishes/creases, measuring approximately 5.5mm diameter. The pendant mount and chain have surface wear and the clasp currentky functions. Metal standard is untested. Gross weight approx. 3.2gm.

A pair of blue zircon and diamond ear pendants, each rectangular step-cut blue zircon in claw setting, surmounted by a line of graduated round brilliant-cut diamonds, on post fittings, white precious metal mounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.50ct, length 3cmBlue zircons are well matched in appearance, with greenish-blue hues and a strong doubling effect, one slightly larger than the other, measuring approximately 8.8mm length x 7mm width x 5.1mm depth and 8.4mm length x 6.9mm width x 5.1mm depth. Both stones have scuffs, nicks and small chips. Diamonds graduate from approximately 0.02ct to 0.10ct in size and have a bright and lively appearance, occasional stones with small chips/fractures, estimated VS2 to P1 clarity and H to K colour, assessed mounted. The mounts have surface wear and are untested for metal standard. The butterflies do not match. Gross weight approximately 4.5gm.

A sapphire and diamond dress ring, the oval cabochon sapphire collet set to a tapered band of part-textured design, edged with round brilliant-cut diamonds and channels of rectangular and square step-cut sapphires, between scroll pierced shoulders, yellow precious metal mounted, stamped '18', total diamond weight approximately 0.20ct, ring size NSapphires are mostly well matched, of light to mid blue hues, most stones with whiteish colour zoning. The cabochon also contains pale fracture/fissure inclusions but has fairly good transparency, measuring approx. 5.6mm length x 3.9mm width x 2.6mm depth. All sapphires have surface wear, scuffs and nicks/small chips. Diamonds are well matched, bright and lively. The ring mount is of modern manufacture with general surface wear to the setting and deeper chips and scuffs to the shank, which may need to be polished out. Metal standard is untested. The band tapers from 11.5mm to 2.5mm in width. Gross weight approx. 7.7gm.

A diamond cocktail watch, the square silvered dial with black Arabic numerals and outer minute scale, to a jewelled manual wind movement, the case and shoulders of pierced and millegrained geometric design, pavé set throughout with graduated single, round brilliant and step-cut diamonds, numbered 3984, with lozenge-shaped maker's mark, the case back with presentation inscription dated 1927, on a grey fabric strap, total diamond weight approximately 2.20ct, case width 2.05cmDiamonds graduate from approximately 0.005ct to 0.05ct in size and are well matched, bright and lively, occasional stones with nicks/fractures. Estimated VS1 to SI2 clarity and H to K colour, assessed mounted. Spotting, patchy discolouration and surface wear to dial. General surface wear to case, some dark solder joins/repairs. Movement runs when wound but is untested for working order, which cannot be guaranteed. Considerable wear to strap. The mount is not marked and metal standard is untested. Gross weight (excluding dial/movement) approximately 13.9gm.

An early 20th century enamel and peridot pendant, the openwork scrolled cartouche centred with an octagonal step-cut peridot, bordered by channels of graduated half pearls and white enamel, suspending a similarly set hinged drop, stamped '15' and 'SS', (half pearls untested for origin), length 5.8cmLarge areas of enamel loss, and chips/scuffs to remaining enamel. Small chips, nicks and surface scuffs to peridots, each appears to have patchy glue residue to the base. The octagonal peridot measures approx. 8.7mm length x 6.9mm width x 4.5mm depth. The half pearls have surface wear and surface creases/blemishes, some with greyish discolouration. The mount has surface wear, scuffs and chips/nicks, with a dark solder join/repair at the junction to the pear-shaped drop. Metal standard is untested. Gross weight approximately 6gm.

An emerald and diamond cluster ring, the rectangular step-cut emerald claw set within a border of round brilliant and baguette-cut diamonds, white precious metal mounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.50ct, ring size NDiamonds are well matched, bright and lively, occasional stones with chips/fractures, estimated VS2 to P1 clarity and H to J colour, assessed mounted. Diamonds range from approximately 0.04ct to 0.05ct each in size. The emerald is heavily included with fractures, fissures and mineral inclusions, some of which are surface-reaching, and has a light to mid-green hue. The emerald has surface wear, scuffs and nicks/small chips, measuring approximately 7.5mm length x 6.9mm width x 3.5mm depth. Surface wear, scuffs and nicks to mount. Worn marks to shank. Length of setting 1.45cm. Metal standard is untested. Gross weight approximately 4.8gm.

A sapphire and diamond half hoop ring, the trio of circular mixed-cut sapphires spaced by pairs of old-cut diamond points, to a scrolled gallery, 18ct gold mounted, hallmarked for London 1918, numbered 1772, together with a sapphire and diamond set shaped double row band ring, channel set with two rows of calibre-cut sapphires, with collars of rectangular step-cut diamonds, 18ct gold mounted, ring sizes L½ and N½ respectively (2)First ring: Sapphires contain natural inclusions and areas of colour zoning that are just visible to the unaided eye, with some surface-reaching fractures/fissures. Largest sapphire diameter approximately 4.6mm. Diamonds have small nicks/chips with a slightly greyish hue. General surface wear to mount, the tips of the setting are heavily worn and the shank is slightly off-round. Marks are fairly clear, maker's mark is 'L&G'. Gross weight approximately 3gm. Second ring: General surface wear to mount, scattered scuffs and small chips/nicks to sapphires. Diamonds are well matched and bright, each weighing approximately 0.03ct. Width of mount 7.7mm. Gross weight approximately 8.3gm.

MEGALOCEROS GIGANTEUSA SET OF GREAT IRISH DEER ANTLERS AND SKULLmounted on a timber shield. 244cm wide x 190cm high x 107cm deep"As I emerged from the cluster of trees, cradling my kill, I stopped short. He stood in front of me, elegant and proud, his colossal figure looming high above the grassland. I took a step back, a twig snapped. The deer's head darted upwards, his immense antlers slicing through the air. His powerful jaw clenched with apprehension, a shimmer of fear flickered in his eyes and then he was gone."Thirteen thousand years ago, Ireland was gripped by the formidable paws of the Pleistocene epoch, an era which saw Homo Sapiens mixing with creatures the size of which we can only gawk at today. The Great Irish Deer was among these beasts. Standing up to two metres tall at the shoulder, with an antler span that could reach three metres, the Great Irish Deer would have been a sobering sight.Ever since the discovery of their fossils in the 1600s, the Deer has sparked debate and fuelled the research of many an academician. Despite their name, the species was not limited to Ireland but instead was spread out across Europe, Northern Asia and Northern Africa. The Irish attribution was a result of the hundreds of remains found buried in the marl underlying the Irish bogland. The high calcium carbonate content of the marl aided the preservation of bones and antlers, providing the rich supply that now festers in museum cupboards and richly adorns the great banqueting halls of Europe. But why is it that such an impressive animal has come to such an end? The strongest theory is that the climate change that occurred with the start of the Holocene led to a decrease in the Deer's food source. With the annual renewal of its antlers, the Irish Deer required immense mineral amounts to fuel their bodies. With the slow decrease of this, it is thought that their bodies could not adjust to the reduced quantities quick enough and the rate of antler growth to other bodily requirements was simply not sustainable. Whilst the Deer did in fact survive the Ice Age that marked the switch in climates, is it notable that they died out in Ireland much sooner than in other parts of the world, the youngest known remains being found in Siberia and dating to c.6000 BC. This could be explained by the fact that in Ireland, unlike on the Continent, the deer could not move on to better grazing lands once their old food source had been exhausted.Although it is unlikely that humans were the single cause of their final extinction, it is interesting to observe the depiction of Great Irish Deer among the cave paintings discovered in France. These images would suggest that the animals were hunted, their meat being a valuable addition to hungry stomachs seated around a fire, with the possibility of their great antlers being held in an even higher regard.While these animals have been wiped from our world, their extinction itself has proved to be of merit. In the early 1800s, a French scientist by the name of Georges Cuvier used the Great Irish Deer to help him prove that extinction was in a fact a real occurrence. Before this, god-fearing people believed that no creature brought on to Earth would be destroyed and claimed that any animal who had not been seen simply lay hidden in a remote part of the globe, yet unvisited by man. Cuvier successfully argued that the Deer anatomy was too different from any other living species and, like the mammoth and the sabre tooth cat, it had been eliminated. As a result, remains such as these are all that we have to serve as a memory of a world that once was.Helena Carlyle 

A ruby and diamond three stone ringthe central rectangular step-cut ruby set to either side with a brilliant-cut diamonds to the plain tapering shank stamped '18CT&PL'ring size N, 2.9gCondition: Ruby measures 4.6mm x 3.9mm x 2.3mm, clean to the naked eyeDiamond measures 3.4mm x 1.8mm, SI clarity, I/J colour

Five late 18th/early 19th century bonnet glasses and other glasstwo with double ogee bowls honeycomb moulded on petal feet, one with double ogee shape bowl moulded with vertical ribs, another similar plain, one with tapering moulded bowl, another cut with flutes on a lemon squeezer foot, a step cut navette shaped pedestal salt and a 19th century double gimmel flask with honeycomb moulded body with trailed decoration (8)first height 7.8cm.Condition:first five Good condition, no chips or damage, glass with lemon squeezer foot has a couple of fleabites to foot

A Quantity of Filters various sizes, with various cases, brands include B+W, Leitz, Hoya, Yashica and others together with a few step rings

Two pairs of step ladders

A pair of 925 silver earrings set with step cut blue topaz, L. 1.7cm.

A 9ct gold single stone sapphire ring,with a rectangular step cut sapphire claw set to the centre, accented by a round brilliant cut diamond on each side, to solid tapered shoulders and a plain shank, Birmingham, 2.62g, finger size N½,together with an 18ct two colour gold single stone diamond ring, with a centre eight cut diamond star set to a white collet with yellow underbezel, each chenier shoulder comprising a hand engraved white lozenge panel, to a plain shank, Birmingham 2.90g, finger size O

An 18ct blue topaz and diamond cluster ring,an octagonal step cut blue topaz claw set to the centre, to a surround of eight cut diamonds claw set to white belcher collet with yellow underbezel, to chenier shoulders and a plain shank. London 1977, 5.55g. Finger size P3⁄4Buying this gemstone ring at auction could save up to 0.42 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new. Condition ReportScratches to the table and the facet junctions of the topaz. Wear to the belcher collet.

A 9ct gold topaz and diamond ring,a step cut blue topaz offset to a clawed collet, with a cluster of eight cut diamonds on each side, all claw set in white wire collets, to solid shoulders and a 'D' section shank. London 1992, 2.97g.Finger size PCondition ReportSurface scratches and marks.

Two bar brooches,to include an amethyst bar brooch, with a step cut amethyst rub set to centre, to pin and roller catch, tested as approximately 9ct gold, and a pearl bar brooch, with a round pearl peg set to the centre, to pin and safety catch, marked 585, tested as approximately 14tc gold.9ct 4.63g, 14ct 2.40gCondition ReportAmethyst brooch:50mm long.Pearl brooch:51mm long.Some tarnish to the gold.

A collection of silver and costume jewellery,to include a silver paste ring with a 9ct gold shank, a Norwegian silver sølje brooch, with filigree scrolls and drops, to 'C' catch and pin, a silver filigree moss agate flower head brooch, marked 950, a silver onyx and marcasite ring, a silver purple paste ring with foliate spray shoulders, an early 20th Century silver and paste cluster style brooch with paste drops, two drops deficient, three circular cut paste deficient, all tested as approximately sterling silver,and a quantity of costume jewellery to include a glass bead necklace, with a centre step cut paste with intaglio on reverse, with suspended drops, one deficient, a gilt metal and agate bead bracelet, a Scottish brooch signed Miracle, one stone deficient, a bullseye agate stick pin, faux pearl necklaces, etc, (qty.)Silver 48.54g9ct & Silver 2.23g

A Christian Dior faux aquamarine paste suite, c.1972,comprising a bracelet with a series of articulated clusters of step cut faux aquamarine, to a colourless paste surround, with box clasp, signed Chr. Dior Germany 1972, together with a matching ring and clip-on earrings, signed Chr. Dior Germany 1972, a necklace of the same design, unsigned, and a pair of unsigned swirl design paste clip-on earrings,together with a vintage Fulton parasol umbrella, with celluloid handle signed 'Fulton', a varicoloured floral print summer dress by 'Patricia Sears Court Dressmaker', a day dress regularly worn by Dame Barbara, and a green silk sequin top given to Dame Barbara on a trip to IndiaFrom the private collection of the vendor, daughter of the late Mrs Hazel Clark, who worked for Dame Barbara Cartland from 1973 to 1995, becoming her personal assistant before she retired. The items were gifts, either to the vendor or to Mrs Hazel Clark, from Dame Barbara Cartland for birthdays or Christmas. Condition ReportBracelet length 195mm.Some wear to the paste.Necklace length 420mm.Glue residues on both pairs of earrings. Would benefit from bring cleaned.

A VINTAGE WOODEN TWO RUNG STEP LADDER

A SIX RUNG ALUMINIUM STEP LADDER AND A FURTHER SIX RUNG WOODEN STEP LADDER

THREE VARIOUS SMALL STEP LADDERS

THREE VARIOUS ALUMINIUM STEP LADDERS

A THREE RUNG ALUMINIUM STEP LADDER

A 22 RUNG ALUMINIUM TWO SECTION EXTENDABLE LADDER AND A FURTHER STEP LADDER

A 30 RUNG ALUMINIUM EXTENDABLE TWO SECTION LADDER AND TWO ALUMINIUM STEP LADDERS

A FOUR RUNG ALUMINIUM STEP LADDER AND A FURTHER TWO RUNG ALUMINIUM STEP LADDER

A TOOL BOX STEP AND A QUALCAST PANTHER 30 MOWER

THREE VARIOUS ALUMINIUM STEP LADDERS TO INCLUDE A THREE WAY FOLDING LADDER

A BOXED CORGI CLASSICS HEAVY HAULAGE SERIES TWO SCAMMELL CONSTRUCTORS AND 24 WHEEL LOW LOADER SET - PICKFORDS, No.17701, boxed Corgi Classics Hauliers of Renown M.A.N. TGA XXL Step Frame Fridge Trailer - Innovate Logistics, No.CC13414, Corgi Classics Guinness Past & Present Renault Premium Curtainside & Leyland Comet Flatbed with load, No.59563, boxed Action 1:32 scale Limited Edition Employee Exclusive UPS Van and unboxed NZG Mercedes with Fridge trailer - NFT Distribution, mounted on a wooden plinth, all the boxed models in very good condition and complete with unopened accessory packs and limited edition certificates as appropriate, minor damage and wear to boxes especially No.CC13414, NZG model has some minor damage, paint loss, marking and wear (5)

A bottle of Chateau Malartric Lagraviere 1970 Cru classe de Graves, together with a bottle of Beaujolais Villages Nouveau 2000, 12.5%, 75cl, a bottle Mouton Cadet 1995 Bordeaux, 12%, 75cl, a bottle First Step Chardonnay, 14%, 75cl, a bottle Esprit de Buganay Cotes de Provence Rose, 2016, 13%, 75cl, a bottle Boisset Bourgogne Pinot Noir, 12.5%, 75cl, a bottle Costieres de Nimes, 2007, blanc, 13%, 75cl, a bottle Ormille Muscat de Mireval, 15.5%,75cl, a bottle Vintage Bordeaux Superior 1993, 12%, 75cl, a bottle Chateau Moncontour Vouvray 1995, 12%, 75cl, a bottle Alsace Gewurztraminer 1993, 13%, 75cl, and a bottle Bernhard - Mehrlein Rheingau 1999, 8%, 75cl Qty: 11

New unused folding step stool. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A polychrome earthenware six-step tile tableau, Friesland, 20th century. Decor of a Dutch winter landscape with ice entertainment, h26 x w 39 cm.

Two pendants and chains, a 26mm yellow and white metal oval locket of floral design on a fine 9 carat yellow gold box link chain 40cm long; a rectangular step cut synthetic red stone claw set in a 9 carat yellow and white gold mount on a fine 9 carat filed curb link chain 42cm long.Qty: 2

An emerald and diamond cluster ring, the rectangular step cut emerald, claw and collet set in yellow metal and surrounded by forty-four old, Swiss and 8 cut diamonds arranged in two tiers of white metal setting testing as silver, yellow metal shank and fleur-de-lys shoulders testing as gold, ring size N, size of cluster 18 x 6.5mm, gross weight 8.6g.Condition report:There is abrasion to the crown facet edges and a scratch to the table on the emerald. All stones are present and secure. There are some fine surface scratches to the shank, consistent with wear. Please see additional uploaded images of the ring.

An emerald and diamond ring, the rectangular step cut emerald 9.5 x 8.2mm, four claw set with five 8 cut diamonds to top and bottom and five baguette cut diamonds to each side, in an all white metal mount ring size N, shank marked 18K. gross weight 6.5g.Condition report:All stones are present and secure. There are some very small chips and scratches to the emerald's crown facets, some abrasion to the facet edges, and some small chips to the girdle. There is also a surface-reaching fracture to one side of the table. One diamond has a small chip to the girdle. There are some fine surface scratches to the shank, consistent with wear, and evidence that the ring has been resized. Please see additional uploaded images.

Thomas Payne and Peter Triggs - a 1970's green tourmaline and diamond ring, a rectangular step cut tourmaline, 6 x 6.8mm, claw set in an 18 carat yellow gold mount with beaded prongs interspersed with four brilliant cut diamonds, 3.2mm wide angular shank, ring size approximately O, Birmingham 1973, gross weight 10.7g,

Ten smoky quartz loose stones, all emerald step cut, all approx. 21.5x18.4x10.3mm, total weight 71.9g.Qty: 10

Eight smoky quartz loose stones, all emerald step cut, all ranging from 30x21x14mm to 30x21x15.5mm, total weight 103.3g.Qty: 8

Six smoky quartz loose stones, all emerald step cut, all 31x20x12mm, total weight 79.5g.Qty: 6

A FLIGHT OF VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BED OR LIBRARY STEPS19TH CENTURYWith green leather lined steps69cm x 71cm x 42.5cmCondition Report: The top step measures 42.5cm x 23.5cmThe steps are sturdy and of solid structure. They can be used under a functional capacity and as designed.Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use.Some old chips, splits and losses.Some old repairs and old replacementsSome fading The leather steps with some expected marks, knocks, lifting to edges and other signs of use.The top step is a hinged and opens to reveal storage.The second step on runners and slides out to reveal another hinged top which opens to reveal further storage. Likely previously a commode drawer which has been later converted.Later runners applied to second step.Some evidence of old worm throughout.Some legs detached and reglued/resecured.Please see additional images for a visual reference to condition.Condition Report Disclaimer

A quantity of loose gemstones to include a round kyanite cabochon, a mixed cut iolite, amethyst, a pair of step cut ametrine, rutile quartz, topaz, smokey quartz and others

An emerald and diamond ring, the square step cut emerald, collet mounted with a surround of single cut diamonds in millegrain border, with a single diamond to each shoulder and plain band, marks worn, tests as approx. 18ct gold, size S, 2.2gLight wear throughout, more so to the lower half of the band. Emerald is a bright grassy green with reasonable clarity. Some surface rising fractures - not stability affecting. Diamonds bright, lively and well matched.

An 18ct and platinum sapphire and diamond ring, the central square step cut sapphire set to either side with a round brilliant cut diamond, 0.20cts, all claw mounted with a plain band stamped 18ct PLAT, size I, 2.6g

A sealed pancake onion wine bottle, of black colour and squat form with short tapering neck and string rim and kick up, applied on the margins of the shoulder with a seal 'Step Wifhall' 14cm high, 13cm diameter, [minor chips to string rim].

Art Deco emerald and diamond ring with a rectangular step cut emerald measuring 3.7mm x 2.5mm flanked by six single cut diamonds and two baguette cut diamonds to the shoulders on 18ct white gold shank. Ring size P.Good condition commensurate with age. Lively bright stones of good colour and clarity. Estimated total diamond weight approximately 0.20cts. Not hallmarked but the shank is stamped 18ct. The cluster measures approximately 9mm x 6.8mm. Weight approximately 2.7 grams.

Pink tourmaline and diamond cluster ring with a rectangular step cut pink tourmaline measuring approximately 9mm x 7mm x 5.8mm surrounded by four diamond petals with marquise cut and brilliant cut diamonds in 18ct white gold setting. London hallmarks. Estimated total diamond weight approximately 1ct. Ring size O.

Sapphire and diamond cluster ring with a rectangular step cut blue sapphire measuring approximately 8mm x 6mm surrounded by a border of twelve brilliant cut diamonds, on 18ct gold shank. Ring size M.Good condition commensurate with age. Weighs approximately 4.5 grams.

Emerald and diamond three stone ring with a rectangular step cut emerald measuring approximately 8.3mm x 7mm x 5.8mm, flanked by two brilliant cut diamonds in claw setting on 18ct yellow gold shank, London 1985. Estimated total diamond weight approximately 0.90cts. Ring size L½.Very good condition. The diamonds are lively bright stones, estimated colour H/I, estimated clarity I1. The emerald is a natural stone, any enhancement or treatment is unknown. Weighs approximately 5.0 grams.

Pair of Victorian style gold emerald and diamond earrings, each with a rectangular step cut emerald measuring 4.8mm x 3.8mm and two old cut diamonds in engraved gold setting, 19mm.Good condition. One emerald is slightly more lively, one has a small chip. Not hallmarked but appears to be 18ct. Post fittings but no butterflies present. Good quality. Weighs approximately 4.5 grams

Pink tourmaline and diamond cluster cocktail ring with a rectangular step cut pink tourmaline measuring approximately 12.3mm x 6.3mm surrounded by single cut and baguette cut diamonds in white gold setting, ring size L½.The ring is in good condition commensurate with age. Very minor scratches to the tourmaline. Not hallmarked, appears to be 18ct gold. Probably 1960s. Weighs approximately 9.2 grams.

David Boyd (Australian, 1924-2011)The musician's dreamsigned 'David Boyd/1968' l.l., oil on board59 x 80cmProvenance: The Estate of Mrs Althea Lloyd.Condition ReportOverall 65 x 86cmFrom a step back it presents very well. On close inspection we can some specks of dirt and minor scratches, very slight damage to the extreme bottom left and top right corners. Surface dirt is leaving a milky residue in places and some water marks to left side. These could be easily cleaned. There is an area under the musician which from some views looks like a light surface abrasion. See images. Examined under UV light no obvious retouching.

Two folding work benches together with a garden spade, folding light weight sack barrow and three tread aluminium folding step

19th Century mahogany library step/ commode, with leather inset steps

Three assorted aluminum step ladders. Beldray and Hailo, etc.

N Gauge American Steam Locomotives and Various Tenders, all unboxed, in black livery some damage, Rivarossi/Atlas 4-6-2 with tender (locomotive with fatigued under carriage, Rivarossi/Atlas 0-8-0 No 102 (minus tender), Santa Fe No 96 metal body possibly Rivarossi), with tender, two tank locomotives, Baltimore & Ohio no 96 with brass body (some wear to one side), AT 7 SF 0-6-0 (missing one rear step), various tenders, mainly Atlas/Rivarossi, 3484 (2), Union Pacific (1), Grand Trunk Western (2), Atlantic Coast Line (1), one in plain black and a steam locomotive black plastic body (unbranded), P-F, (13)

A topaz ring, the rectangular step cut blue topaz in scrolling mount, on 14ct yellow gold shank, ring size N, 2.9g gross.

Two vintage step ladders