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Churchill, Winston. A 1948 first edition set of The Second World War, publ. Cassell & Co. Ltd, complete in six volumes. Along with 1939 Step by Step 1936-1939 publ. Thornton Butterworth, second impression; and 1941 Into Battle Speeches compiled by Randolph S. Churchill with half-tone frontispiece, first ed. All lacking dust wrappers in the publisher's orig. full cloth binding, in very clean & bright condition with only very minor shelfwear. 8vo.

A 2 step folding ladder COLLECT ONLY

18k white gold cocktail ring set with step cut aquamarine. Aquamarine approximately 11.37 carats. Unmarked, tested 18k.Ring size: 5 1/2 US. Gross weight: 5.1 g.Condition: Stone loose in mounting.

14k white gold ring set with garnets and diamonds. With a central step cut garnet set east west, surrounded by a halo of diamonds, with split shank shoulders set with diamonds. Marked HDS along the interior, gold content unmarked, tested 14k.Ring size: 4 1/2 US. Gross weight: 4.5 g.Condition: Some accretions, wear to the shank.

18k yellow and white gold brooch in the form of a bow with trombone clasp set with 61 single cut diamonds and five step cut rubies. Marked "750" at back center and "582 MI" in cartouche.Height: 36.8 mm x width: 46 mm. Gross weight: 14.9 g.Condition: Missing two diamonds, lowest ruby chipped.

Group of five various cut pink tourmalines; one round, one oval, one cushion, one heart, one step cut; 4.90 ctw.Length ranges from 2.88 mm to 8.80 mm; width ranges from 2.88 mm to 7.63 mm; depth ranges from 1.86 mm to 4.64 mm. Gross weight: 4.90 ct.Condition: No major chips or cracks.

18k yellow gold emerald and diamond earrings and necklace.The necklace on a 14k yellow gold box chain with lobster clasp closure, marked 14k QGI along the clasp. The pendant set with a square step cut emerald of approximately 0.51 carat and surrounded by a halo of 12 round brilliant cut diamonds, approximately 0.225 ctw. Marked 18k along the reverse of the bale.The pair of earrings in 18k yellow gold with 18k yellow gold butterfly earring backs. Each set with a central rectangular cut emerald of approximately 0.47 carat. Each surrounded by a halo of approximately 0.225 ctw. The earring backs marked 750, the earrings themselves unmarked but tested 18k.Chain length: 16 in. (Earrings, each) Length: 17.84 mm x width: 9.66 mm x depth: 9.99 mm. Gross weight: 10.2 g.Condition: Light wear, no kinks to the chain, clasp working well. Earrings backs have some minor accretions.

18k yellow gold ring set in a four prong setting with central square step cut emerald of approximately 2.08 carat. On a split shank band, the shoulders pave set with seven round brilliant cut diamonds for a total of 28 round brilliant cut diamonds. Faded 18k stamp along the interior shank.Ring size: 6 1/2 US. Gross weight: 4.9 g.Condition: An abrasion to the table of the stone. Wear to the setting.

18k yellow gold ring with white gold mounting suspending a central rectangular step cut emerald, set east-west, approximately 1 carat. Accompanied by two tapered baguette cut diamonds. Marked 18k along the interior.Ring size: 5 1/2 US. Gross weight: 6.9 g.Condition: Deep scratches to the shank.

One 0.50 carat step cut emerald.Length: 4.93 mm x width: 4.36 mm x depth: 2.97 mm. Gross weight: 0.50 ct.Condition: Very light surface wear.

A group of three Spessartine Garnets. Two round cut garnets, 2.10 ctw. One rectangular step cut garnet, 1.65 ct.(Step cut) Length: 10.11 mm x width: 6.01 mm x depth: 3.34 mm. (Round) Diameter: 7.01 mm x depth: 4.49 mm. Gross weight: 3.80 ct.Condition: Light wear and some very minor chips to the pavilions, likely part of the polishing process.

Group of four red/pink sapphires including two round cuts, one oval and one step cut, weighing 2.20 ctw.Length ranges from 4.53 mm to 5.22 mm; width ranges from 3.91 mm to 5.22 mm; depth ranges from 2.98 mm to 3.00 mm. Gross weight: 2.20 ct.Condition: No major chips or cracks.

A collection of memorabilia originally owned by William Ward, Stud Foreman to the 6th Early of Rosebery at the Crafton Stud, Mentmore, Buckinghamshire,comprising: 5 framed photographs, various sizes, of Lord Rosebery Classic winning horses, variously by W W Rouch, Clarence Hailey & Frank Griggs i) Ladas, won Two Thousand Guineas and The Derby 1894; ii) Sir Visto won St Leger and The Derby 1895; iii) Cicero won The Derby 1905; iv) Blue Peter won The Derby 1939; and v) Ocean Swell won The New Derby 1944; three unframed photographs i) Vauduce won The 1,000 Guineas 1915; ii) Chelandry 1,000 Guineas  winner1897 and iii) the 1923 2,000 Guineas winner with Charlie Elliott Up and with trainer Jack Jarvis; a silver pocket watch by J W Benson, London, the inside of the case inscribed RANCLIFFE [selling] PLATE, WON BY, NAMELESS LADY, RIDDEN BY M. McNAUGHTEN, 17 RUNNERS. 3rd OCT 1900, movement running (comes with a letter from Weatherby's who have researched the inscription); William Ward's personal silver-plated Limit No.2 pocket watch from Pyman's of Leighton Buzzard, movement running; a Kodacolor photograph of William Ward taken at Crafton Stud; three Mentmore Stud cards 1960 to 1962, and a Lord Rosebery's Horses in Training card 1963; a copy of Jack Jarvis's autobiography “They're Off” with presentation inscription from Lord Rosebery to William Ward  in December 1969; and two older books “Modern Practical Farriery” by W J Miles published circa 1885; and Racing Illustrated, published 1895, (a lot).Provenance: By family descent, who have the following reminiscences regarding their step-grandfather William Ward and the Crafton Stud.“The young Princess Elizabeth would visit Crafton to see the horses. She would have tea with my step grandfather in their house. My Step-mother and her brother and sister would sit on the stairs peeking through the bannisters to see the Princess. My step-mother joined the WRNS during the war, she worked at one point in Naval Intelligence in London with Ian Fleming, Michael Wilding and even Churchill. In 1939 they knew Blue Peter was going to win the Derby. My step-mother came from a very Edwardian family and was not the type to place a bet but she persuaded her WRNS friends to back Blue Peter. He won! The Royal Coaches we see for royal occasions were kept in the stables at Crafton during the war. My step mother and her sister would sit in the coaches and wave. I assume only the horses could see them!”.

A diamond single stone pendant on chain, the rectangular step-cut diamond in hinged pendant setting, stamped '750 18K', on a two colour fancy-link chain stamped '585', together with a diamond single stone ring, stamped '750 18K', chain length 38.5cm, ring size K½ (2)

A sapphire and diamond three stone ring, the rectangular step-cut sapphire flanked by two round brilliant-cut diamonds, with interior inscription, a further sapphire and diamond three stone ring, of crossover design, also with interior inscription, and a cluster ring, 18ct white gold mounted, first ring size M (3)

A sapphire and diamond half hoop ring, set with two rows of alternating trios of single-cut diamonds and step-cut sapphires, stamped '18CT', and a diamond half hoop ring, with two rows of illusion set single-cut diamonds, white precious metal mounted, ring sizes R and Q respectively (2)

A coral and diamond dress ring, the circular coral cabochon claw set between shoulders of baguette, triangular and square step-cut diamonds, white precious metal mounted, numbered, total diamond weight approximately 0.80ct, ring size N½

A tourmaline bracelet, designed as a line of graduated rectangular step-cut green tourmalines, with French eagle's head mark to clasp and further indistinct marks, length 18cmGross weight only approximately 31.7gm

An emerald and diamond cluster ring, of chamfered square design, the step-cut emerald bordered by slightly graduated old-cut diamonds, 18ct two colour gold mounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.40ct, ring size J½Of relatively modern manufacture, with general surface wear, nicks/chips and scuffs throughout and with patchy sharpness under touch to the edges and base of the setting. Scattered chips and scuffs to emerald, which has a pale green hue and contains multiple pale inclusions, some that are surface-reaching. Diamonds have variable colour, clarity and facet symmetry, some stones with chips and surface-reaching fractures. Shank hallmarked probably for London 1985 (date letter slightly difficult to read). Gross weight approximately 3.3gm.

A sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the rectangular step-cut sapphire within a border of millegrain set old-cut diamonds, above a pierced gallery, the shank stamped '18C', together with a pair of similar ear clips, each square step-cut sapphire within a diamond border, on screw-back fittings stamped '18ct', ring size J½, ear clips length 1.4cm (2)Approximate gross weights only: ring 2.5gm, ear clips 3.6gm

A sapphire and diamond three stone ring, the square step-cut sapphire claw set between two round brilliant-cut diamonds, with interior inscription, stamped '18CT & PLAT' and signed A & Co., total diamond weight approximately 1ct, ring size N½Sapphire of dark greenish-blue hue with scuffs and small surface chips/nicks, length approx. 6mm. Diamonds are well matched and lively, drawing a yellowish tint, estimated VS2 to SI1 clarity and tinted colour, assessed mounted, diameter of each stone approx. 5.1mm - 5.2mm. The ring mount has general surface wear throughout, commensurate for use, with yellowing to the base and sides of the setting and solder joins/repairs at the shoulders. Metal standard is untested. Gross weight approx. 4gm.

A diamond set five stone ring, alternately set with step-cut green stones and old-cut diamonds, yellow precious metal mounted, together with four further stone set rings, first ring size L½ (5)Combined gross weight only approx. 15.8gm.

An aquamarine and seed pearl bar brooch, the trio of graduated step-cut aquamarines to an elongated lozenge-shaped panel, spaced with rows of seed pearls, stamped '14K', together with an amethyst and diamond bar brooch, the oval mixed-cut amethyst edged with rose-cut diamond points, and a single stone bar brooch, (seed pearls untested for origin), first brooch length 6.3cm (3)

Hailo five rung step ladders

Two antique wooden step ladders, H100cm and 140cm

Youngman Trade 350 aluminium step ladders

Xtend+Climb telescopic step ladders, Hawksmoor pressure washer, Titan hedge cutter and a Titan vacuum

Aluminium extending multi step ladders, and a pair of step ladders

5 meter Aluminium extending step ladders, 5m closed

An emerald and diamond dress ring, the step cut emerald flanked by trios of round cut diamonds, in 9ct yellow gold, size Q; together with a pair of emerald and diamond rings, shaped to fit, size Q, 3.5g gross.

Step (Edward). Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse, 4 volumes, 1st edition, London & New York: Frederick Warne & Co., 1896-97, 316 chromolithograph plates (plate 46 detached), occasional light spotting to text, volume I top edge gilt, the others all edges red, original pictorial cloth gilt, joints and edges lightly rubbed, 8voQTY: (4)NOTE:Nissen 1887.

* Gillray (James). United Irishmen in Training [and] United Irishmen upon Duty, published H. Humphrey, June 13th & June 12th, 1798, a pair of etchings with aquatint, both with contemporary hand-colouring, good margins, both laid on later stiff paper, each approximately 195 x 265 mmQTY: (2)NOTE:BM Satires 9229 & 9229.A pair of caricatures mocking the Irish and the 'Society of United Irishmen'. They depict the Irish volunteers as only one step removed from the perfidious French, but lacking discipline or military finesse. Jim Sherry argues on his website that the caricatures were produced as much to mock the Irish volunteers as to discourage potential British recruits. 'Portaying the participants as essentially Frenchmen makes it easier to think of them as the natural enemies of Britain, not as fellow countrymen. And the contrast between these impoverished and rag-tag soldiers and the British troops familiar to English audiences with their scarlet uniforms and impeccable order and precision would have suggested the overwhelming advantage Britain was likely to have in any upcoming battles'.

An 18ct gold contemporary design ring, the step cut ruby in a rub over setting at a slight angle, approximately 0.94cts, the band to opposite corners of the setting, each set with a marquise cut diamond, total diamond weight approximately 0.32ct, finger size Q, 7.2g gross

An 18ct gold emerald and diamond cluster ring, the step cut emerald in a rub over setting with beaded edge, surrounded by a row of round cut diamonds, with round cut diamonds to the shoulders and a diamond to either side of the setting and underneath, finger size N1/2, 4.1g gross, cased

A 9ct gold sapphire and diamond dress ring, the step cut sapphire in a four claw setting, 1.9ct; with a trio of small diamonds to each shoulder, total weight 0.3ct; finger size U, 2.3g gross. Together with an authenticity certificate

An unusual garnet and diamond cluster ring, the step cut garnet set lengthways with a row of round diamonds around, with heavily patterned shoulders, marked '18ct', finger size P, 5.76g gross

An early 20th century emerald and diamond ring, the step cut emerald in double claw settings, with a pair of small rose cut diamonds to each side, finger size L, acid test as approximately 18-22ct gold, emerald is approximately 1.48ct, 2.5g gross, in associated case

A 19th or early 20th century stock pin, the round head set with a single step cut emerald, 5.5cm long, 3.3g gross, acid tests as approximately 9ct gold, cased - Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, London

A white gold blue topaz and white stone dress ring, the step cut topaz with pairs of white stones set into the shoulders, finger size M, marked '585'; together with another similar smaller ring, also marked '585', finger size I, 8g gross

An 18ct gold emerald and diamond dress ring, the square shaped step cut emerald in a four claw setting, approximately 0.32ct, with a marquise shaped diamond to each shoulder, diamond total weight approximately 0.25ct, finger size R, 4.4g gross

Poetry: The Fire Step by Tom French, 2009 SIGNED; Poems by James Anthony Kelly SIGNED; Just Leaves by John Burrell Sinclair, 2002 SIGNED plus 22 others (25)

A yellow metal ring set with a step cut aquamarine and round cut clear gems,finger size approx O, weight 4.8gms  Condition Report:Available upon request

An 18ct gold ruby and diamond ring, set with a step cut ruby of approx 4.9mm x 3.4mm, surrounded with 0.25cts of brilliant cut diamonds. Finger size K1/2, weight 4gms Condition Report:Available upon request

An emerald and diamond three stone ring, in bright yellow and white metal set with an (af) step cut emerald and two brilliant cut diamonds of estimated approx 0.10cts, finger size M1/2, together with an 18ct white gold wedding ring, size L1/2,weight together  2.8gms   Condition Report:Available upon request

A Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring claw-set three step-cut sapphires within a frame of twelve brilliant-cut diamonds in 18ct gold, ring size M, approx 4.90gms

A Sapphire Tie Clip set square step-cut stone, stamped 14K, approx 39mm long, approx 7.60gms

After Peter Howson OBE (Scottish b.1958). The Third Step, colour print, 70cm x 52cm. NB. We have specific vendor instructions to sell WITHOUT RESERVE.

JACK DANIEL'S 1954 GOLD MEDAL SERIES | ABV: 43% | Region: Tennessee | Country: USA | Type: Tennessee whiskey | Distillery description | Jack Daniel's is one of the most renowned whiskey brands globally and is synonymous with Tennessee whiskey. The distillery's history dates back to the mid-1800s when founder Jasper Newton "Jack" Daniel took over the distillery at the age of 13 from Reverend Dan Call, with whom he initially learned the craft. Jack Daniel's Distillery was officially established in 1866 in Lynchburg, Tennessee, making it the first registered distillery in the United States. What sets Jack Daniel's whiskey apart from bourbon is the special filtering process known as the Lincoln County Process, which involves filtering the spirit through a thick layer of maple wood charcoal. This unique step imparts a characteristic smoothness and classifies the whiskey as Tennessee whiskey. Afterward, the whiskey matures in handcrafted oak barrels, where it develops a rich flavor profile with notes of caramel, vanilla, and wood. Today, Jack Daniel's Distillery is part of the Brown-Forman Corporation, one of the world's largest beverage companies. Paradoxically, it continues to be produced in Lynchburg, a so-called dry city where the sale of alcohol is officially prohibited. The Jack Daniel's brand has achieved cult status in popular culture, especially due to its close ties to musical genres such as rock and country. Today, it ranks among the best-selling whiskeys in the world. | Bottle description | Jack Daniel's 1954 Gold Medal Series is a special collector's edition released by the Jack Daniel's distillery to celebrate the gold medals the brand has won at international competitions. This particular edition commemorates the success of Jack Daniel's at the World Exhibition in Brussels in 1954, where the whiskey received a prestigious gold medal for its exceptional quality. Nose: Smooth, sweet with pleasant notes of fruit and a light touch of wood. Taste: Rich, balanced with slightly spicy notes and a touch of caramel. Finish: Smooth and rich, with lingering sweet and woody notes. The auctioned bottle is number 29356.Size: 1000 ml | Duty stamp: none | Packaging: without packaging | Bottle code: 111423610B 4315700

In her white satin dress with her lace Yarmulke, this young girl is ready to take her step in to womanhood. This rare original can also be part of your holiday of lights celebration. Doll measures 12"H x 9"W. Dimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: RussCountry of Origin: USACondition: Age related wear.

An 18ct gold ruby & diamond three stone dress ring comprising a step cut ruby, flanked by two round brilliant cut diamonds, ruby estimated weight 0.28ct, total diamond weight estimated 0.14ct, colour H/I, clarity SI, assayed London 1985, size P, 3.1g

18ct white and yellow gold art deco style ring set with step cut ruby surrounded by diamonds. Ruby 0.60ct diamonds 0.41ct. Size O Postage A

A pair of 18ct white gold large stud earring set with step cut eye clean amethyst's surround by diamonds. Postage A

14ct white gold art deco style sapphire and diamond ring. Step cut sapphires approx 0.40ct and 0.18ct diamond. Size K Postage A

A 9ct white gold single stone aquamarine ring, the step cut aquamarine, 12.10 x 10.25mm, estimated as approximately 5.50ct, corner claw set to an open back collet, into elevated shoulders and a plain band. Hallmarked 9ct, London 1968, 4.00g Ring size P½Buying this gemstone ring at auction could save up to 0.42 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new. Condition ReportAquamarine 10.25 x 12 x 6.86mm - approximately 5.50ct Aquamarine of light colour, very clean with minor inclusions visible under 10x magnification only. The condition of the stone is very good, with no wear to the facet junctions. The band shows evidence of resizing, with some tarnish which can be easily polished by a jeweller. With a test report by R.Holt & Co. Ltd dated 22/10/1985

An aquamarine and ruby line bracelet, c.1950, set with a line of graduated octagonal step cut aquamarines, box set to open back collets with a millegrain edge, with pairs of circular cut rubies between, in unmarked white metal with engraved sides, tested as approximately 9ct gold. 185mm long. 31.20g Condition ReportA few areas of tarnish to mount.A few chips to rubies, not noticeable to the unaided eye. One slightly larger chip on a table facet.Aquamarine in good condition with minor wear.Clasp in working order.

A graduated two row cultured pearl necklace with an emerald and diamond clasp, untested. One hundred and twenty one round cultured pearls, approximately 4.60 to 6.70mm, strung knotted to a box clasp faced in white, millegrain set with a central rectangular step cut emerald, surrounded by a line of old European cut diamonds. Tested as approximately 18ct gold. 380mm long, 32.27g.Condition ReportPearls mostly have clean skins with minor blemishes. Silver in colour with a medium lustre.Diamonds bright and lively.Minor chips to the table of the emerald. Viisible by 10x magnification.Clasp secures.With a small bad of varisized cultured pearls. All untested.

An aquamarine and diamond cluster ring, of chamfered rectangular form, centrally set with a step cut aquamarine within a double halo of round brilliant cut diamonds, bead set in white. A yellow metal pierced gallery, to chenier shoulders and a plain hoop. Unmarked and tested as approximately 18ct gold. Ring head 13.50 x 15.00 mm, 3.67g Ring size Q½Buying this gemstone ring at auction could save up to 0.42 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new. Condition ReportSome wear to the facet junctions of the aquamarine. The ring has been resized and the join line is deep and obvious.

An emerald and diamond ring, with a step cut emerald, 7.00 x 9.00mm, double claw set to the centre, flanked either side by a pair of baguette cut diamonds spaced with round brilliant cut diamonds, all bead set to an open gallery, into a plain hoop. In unmarked white gold stamped 750. 3.29g Ring size MBuying this gemstone ring at auction could save up to 0.42 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new. Condition ReportStated weight of emerald approx. 2.21ct Stated weight of diamonds approx. 0.26ct Emerald has a good colour, is moderately included, some inclusions are surface-reaching. The ring is almost in unworn condition.

A citrine and diamond brooch, the large step cut citrine claw set to the centre of a concave oval plaque, accented with four diamond set drop shaped panels. Brooch fittings with pin and roller catch. Tested as approximately 18ct gold. Measures 33mm x 40mm. 25.84gCondition ReportSingle cut diamonds bright and lively.Citrine in very good condition. Clasp in working order.Surface scratches and marks to mount.Unmarked. Incised inventory numbers.

An 18ct gold Colombian emerald and diamond cluster ring, claw set with a square step cut emerald, 12.10 x 11.90mm, estimated as 8.10ct, within a surround of round brilliant cut diamonds all bead set white on yellow to a scalloped edge. A pierced gallery, to chenier shoulders and a plain band, Sheffield 1998. Accompanied by a gemmological report by GCS, dated 29.08.2019, stating the emerald is of Colombian origin with indication of moderate clarity enhancement. 8.60g Ring size P½Buying this gemstone ring at auction could save up to 0.42 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new. Condition ReportThe emerald has inclusions visible to the naked eye but it's overall transparent. Some wear to the girdle edges. Minor chips to the facet edges of the table and one small chip on the table itself are not obvious unless examined with a 10x loupe. Diamonds have inclusions visible under 10x magnification. Halo diamonds approx. 2.00ct