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Lot 60
A PAIR OF LION CAMEO SHIRT ADORNMENTS, TOGETHER WITH A MICRO MOSAIC SLICE, A FRENCH GOLD AND ENAMEL DRAGON PART STICK PIN WITH AN EAGLE HEAD FRENCH MARK, A STICK CORAL BROOCH WITH GOLD FITTINGS, A 9ct STAMPED GOLD DOG TOOTH CLASP, AND AN ANTIQUE LOCKET WITH A SEED PEARL FLORAL CENTRE. WEIGHT OF CLASP AND STICK PIN 6.04grms.
Lot 176
A Goldscheider terracotta figure of a young Arab boy whittling a stick with a knife. Seated on a rocky perch. Bearing impressed marks verso. and an indistinct signature" Leinoire" (?) 80 cm high, Approx 12.60 kg weightCondition report: Old repair to the back of the base some damage/cracks to the blade of his knife
Lot 154
A Russian Gardner porcelain figure of a blind beggar figure, 19th century, holding his hat in his left and hand and supported by a walking stick, painted in polychrome enamels on a naturalistic base, impressed number '173', with a print red mark, 15.5 cm high.Condition report: No apparent damage or repair.
Lot 468
Ercol Windsor golden elm trestle extending dining table with central folding leaf and a set of six stick back dining chairs, 200 x 92 x 74 cm H extended. Few surface scratches/dents throughout but overall good condition. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133
Lot 381
An Victorian bamboo gadget cane, Swaine & Adeney, Piccadilly London, 1893, incorporating a brass and lightwood horse measuring stick, plated tip, 97cm, silver collar by A Dreyfus, London, an English blued and gilt sword blade, c1800 with associated string bound wood handle and a stiletto with faux bamboo handle and carved wood negro’s head pommel (3) Provenance: (horse measuring cane) sold in these 'rooms February 5 2004, £352 Horse measuring cane an excellent example in good condition, the two sword blades with typical wear, condition as apparent from image
Lot 361
An English mahogany exposed tube stick or cistern barometer, Whitehurst Derby, early 19th century, the silvered register with vernier and alcohol thermometer, having open triangular pediment and feather banded stem, the bun cistern cover with barber pole stringing, 96cm high Provenance: Gilding's, Market Harborough, November 1, 2011, £1062 Professionally restored; charged with mercury; small bubble visible
Lot 14
Two gold stick pins, one with a cabochon moonstone finial, claw set, to gold pin, tested as approximately 9ct gold, the other with a freshwater pearl finial, untested, to 9ct gold pin, Birmingham 1979, 3.44g total, with metal pin protectors (2)Condition report: Pin to pearl stick pin not entirely straight.The end of the moonstone pin and slightly bent.Moonstone a little dirty, would benefit from being cleaned.
Lot 193
An 18ct gold amethyst and diamond three stone ring, with an emerald cut amethyst, approximately 16 x 12mm, with a pear brilliant cut diamond at each side, all claw set to tapered shoulders and a 'D' section shank, London 2008, 8.51g.Finger size O-P approximatelyCondition report: Amethyst is a little dirty, would benefit from being cleaned.The keel line of the amethyst extends below the bottom of the collet. As such the ring does not sit on a wheatsheaf stick, so the finger size is an approximation only.Surface marks/scratches to mount.
Lot 229
A 9ct gold 'Cecily' brooch by Ola Gorie, of openwork foliate design, with pin and roller catch, Edinburgh 1995, 6.10g, together with a gold split pearl stick pin, tested as approximately 15ct gold with 9ct gold pin, 1.95g (2)Condition report: Minor surface marks/scratches.Split pearl to stick pin is a later replacement.
Lot 230
A small quantity of gentlemen's jewellery, to include a pair of 9ct gold chain link cufflinks, Birmingham, four 9ct gold dress studs, a pair of white gold cultured pearl dress studs and a pair of yellow gold cultured pearl dress studs, all tested as approximately 9ct gold, a gilt metal imitation pearl stick pin, a rolled gold propelling toothpick, and a pair of gilt metal button covers (qty.)9ct gold - 12.27g total
Lot 285
An 18ct gold signet ring, W H Tandy & Sons, the octagonal head with hand engraved initials, worn, to tapered shoulders and a plain shank, Chester 1931, 4.55g, together with a 9ct gold signet ring, Birmingham, 4.75g (2)Finger size O approximately, T approximately Condition report: 18ct signet ring:Engraving worn.Surface marks/scratches to gold.Shank is not round. As such the ring does not sit on a wheatsheaf stick, so the finger size is an approximation only.Shank is thinner in places near the base.9ct gold ring:Surface marks/scratches to gold.Solder join visible at base of shank. Where the shank has been sized, the date letter has been removed and some solder has bled in to the assay office mark.Solder joins visible between shoulders and head on both sides.Due to the flat head, the ring does not sit properly on a wheatsheaf stick. As such, the finger size is an approximation only.
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