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Lot 352
A late 19th century coral brooch, circa 1880 A late 19th century coral brooch, circa 1880, set with a cluster of circular shaped cabochon coral, 3.5cm diameter; together with an early 20th century pearl stick pin, set with a cluster of baroque shaped pearls in a foliate design, 8.7cm long Please note the pearls are unwarranted and untested for natural pearl
Lot 354
A mid 19th century ivory and ruby skull stick pin, circa 1860 A mid 19th century ivory and ruby skull stick pin, circa 1860, the carved skull with ruby eyes, adorned with a ruby set crown, 8cm long; together with a coral stick pin, circa 1860, carved as a putti head with a gold collar with a seed pearl accent, 7.8cm long
Lot 435
A diamond ring, set with baguette cut diamonds, approximately 0 A diamond ring, set with baguette cut diamonds, approximately 0.42 carats total, stamped 14K; together with a stick pin by Tiffany & Co., designed as a sabre, signed Tiffany & Co., stamped 14K, 5.9cm long, in a Tiffany & Co. blue box
Lot 104
A collection of silver flatware, to include A collection of silver flatware, to include: a cased set of six silver handled King's pattern tea knives by John Henry Potter, Sheffield 1911, with stainless steel blades, 17.5cm long; two other cased sets of silver handled knives; a cased set of six Onslow pattern tea spoons by Deakin & Francis, London 1930, 11cm long; a silver handled King's pattern cake slice by Harrison Brothers, Sheffield 1978, with a stainless steel blade, 25cm long; other silver handled King's pattern items of flatware; together with a collection of electro-plated items, to include: a coffee pot; a kettle on stand with burner; a chamber stick; a pair of pewter candlesticks; and other items
Lot 228
EXPERIMENTAL - A eclectic collection of 14 x LPs with obscure and in demand titles! Artists/titles to be found here will include Sun City Girls - Live At C.O.N Artists (Poon Village Records original), L.Voag - The Way Out (original UK 1979 issue with attachments), The Mike Gunn/Charalambides , Vermonster - The Holy Sound Of American Pipe, Les Rallizes Denudes, Jim Shepard - Picking THrough The Wreckage With A Stick, Wormdoom - Last Days Boogie (limited to 200 copies), Richard Youngs - Advent and Hey Colossus VS Dethscalator. Condition is generally Ex to Ex+.
Lot 87
THE STONE ROSES - The ultimate copy of the brilliant debut release from one of Manchester's best loved acts- the super limited 20th Anniversary box set, (Silvertone 88697546111 number 003058). This edition contains 3 x heavyweight LP's, 3 x CD's, a 48 page book, 6 x John Squire art prints, a 'lemon' memory stick with extra songs and a DVD. All contents are in Ex+/unplayed condition with just slight wear to the box.
Lot 358
ROXY MUSIC AND RELATED - Good selection of 15 x releases with solo efforts from Bryan Ferry too. Titles will include For Your Pleasure (pink rim ILPS 9232), Stranded (Polydor red label), The Fifth…, Musique, 1973-1980 The Atlantic Years, Stranded (promo paper sleeve), Let's Stick Together and Boys and Girls. Condition Is generally Ex to Ex+ with the sleeves VG+ to Ex+.
Lot 343
A late 19th Century Oriental carved marine ivory handled walking stick, 80cm natural form bamboo haft with plated collar engraved with owner's initials, 10cm carved marine ivory handle in the form of a monkey holding her infant, the back of the adult monkey inset with circular mother-o'-pearl dots.
Lot 349
A mahogany stick barometer, c.1810, the silvered brass dial inscribed 'W Fraser & Son London', with rack vernier, the arched top over a visible tube and cistern cover,98.5cm highProvenance: The barometer has been in the current owner’s family for four generations. It originally came from the Nag's Head Public House, known locally as the ‘Half Way House’ as it stood on the Ware road, halfway between Hertford and Ware. The current owner’s great-grandfather was the proprietor and landlord of the Nag's Head at the end of the 19th century and left it to his son, who took over as landlord before the turn of the 20th century. When he retired, he took the barometer with him, eventually passing it to his daughter who passed it on to her son, the current owner.
Lot 86
A Rare 18th Century Primitive Ash Country Armchair with residual green paintwork. The boarded back with bar top surmounted by a rustic cresting rail raised on three stick spindles. The broad shaped plank arms on stick supports leading down to a rope bound seat standing on three splayed legs, 45 ins (114 cms) high, 29½ ins (75 cms) wide, 21 ins (53 ins (53 cms) deep.
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