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Lot 1251
A late Victorian yellow and white metal multi-stone butterfly brooch, comprising 28 rose cut diamonds, six oval cut rubies, and two oval sapphires set in the wings, with two 1.7mm ruby eyes, the thorax and abdomen set with four half pearls measuring between 2.65 and 3.71mm, with a detachable brooch fitting, diamond dimensions each approx 1.8 x 1.2mm, total weight estimated as 0.28 carats, ruby dimensions between approx 3.1 x 2.7 x 1.6mm and 3.4 x 3 x 1.85mm, total weight estimated as 0.98 carats, sapphire dimensions each approx 3.5 x 2.7 x 1.6mm, total weight estimated as 0.28 carats, brooch length 41mm, gross weight 8.6g, not marked but tested as 15ct gold and silverBrooch fitting appears to have been lead soldered.Individual size of diamonds restricts colour and clarity grading.
Lot 1265
An Edwardian yellow metal multi-stone lariat style pendant, attached to a 2mm trace-link chain with cylinder clasp, gemstones to include a triangular and oval cut green tourmaline, total weight estimated as 3.93 carats, two octagonal and one oval cut pink tourmaline, total weight estimated as 3.02 carats, three oval amethysts, total weight estimated as 4.03 carats, two oval aquamarines, total weight estimated as 1.88 carats, and four oval peridots, total weight estimated as 1.70 carats, overall length 520mm, gross weight 10.6g, not marked but tested as 15ct goldMany of the stones have chipped and abraded facets.
Lot 1324
William Thornton of London - an early 19th century gilt metal pair cased gent's pocket watch, having an unsigned white enamel Roman dial, with subsidiary seconds dial, chain driven verge fusee movement with engraved balance cock and rose-cut diamond end stone, the backplate signed and numbered 10628, with dust cover, dia.6cmIn running order.Dial with 6mm hairline between centre and 3 o'clock, very fine hairline to bottom of subsidiary dial, and one other tiny hairline at 8 o'clock.Glass good.Cases with some tarnishing to gilt, otherwise good.
Lot 1316
William Frodsham of Red Lion Square, London - a George III silver pair cased repeating pocket watch, the gilded outer case with pierced and chased C-scroll and flower decoration, the inner case having leaf engraved and pierced cover, white enamel Roman and Arabic dial with blue steel hands, the chain driven five-pillar verge fusee repeating movement with pierced balance cock and diamond end stone, signed backplate numbered 981, with signed and numbered dust cover, gross weight 160.6g, dia.5.5cmIn running order but repeating mechanism is not fully functioning.Dial with four very fine hairlines to extremities.Glass chipped at 8 o’clock.Outer case with split near 7 and some tarnishing to gilt.Inner case, dust cover and movement all good and clean.All hinges work.
Lot 1292
A yellow and white metal diamond three-stone ring, featuring three round brilliant cut diamonds in claw settings, diamond dimensions between approx 3.6 x 2mm and 3.91 x 2mm, total weight estimated as 0.48 carats, assessed mounted collectively colour I to J and clarity SI1 to I1, size R, gross weight 2.9g, stamped and tested as 18ctThe metal is tarnished and there is wear to the claws.
Lot 1294
A platinum diamond five-stone half hoop ring, featuring five graduated round brilliant cut diamonds in tiered claw settings, diamond dimensions between approx 3.45 x 2.3mm and 5.66 x 5.7 x 3.55mm, total weight estimated as 1.46 carats, assessed mounted collectively colour H to I and clarity VS1 to VS2, size M, gross weight 4.8g, hallmarked Platinum, Birmingham, sponsor HM
Lot 1321
A George III 18ct gold cased mid-size pocket watch, having a white enamel convex Roman dial, keywind chain driven verge fusee movement with pierced balance cock set with diamond end stone, unsigned backplate, the engine turned case assayed London 1807, 67.3g, dia.4.3cmIn running order.Chip to dial around winding hole, and fine hairline to edge between 2 and 4 o'clock.Glass good.Case with some wear and dent to underside below hinge.
Lot 1280
A yellow and white metal, ruby and diamond three-stone ring, featuring a centre round faceted ruby with a round brilliant cut diamond to either side, all in claw settings, ruby dimensions approx 5.35 x 2.7mm, weight estimated as 0.65 carats, diamond dimensions each approx 4.72 x 2.7mm, total weight estimated as 0.74 carats, assessed mounted collectively colour J to K and clarity SI1 to SI2, size Q, gross weight 2.6g, not marked but tested as 18ctShank worn and distorted.Abraded facets on ruby.
Lot 1290
A yellow metal diamond five-stone ring, comprising five graduated Old European cut diamonds in carved claw settings, diamond dimensions between approx 3.35 x 2.15mm and 3.95 x 3.7 x 1.89mm, total weight estimated as 0.8 carats, assessed mounted collectively colour I to J and clarity SI2 to I1, size Q½, gross weight 3.3g, stamped and tested as 18ctRight end stone (hallmark facing) is a slightly older mine cut. Opposite end stone is fractured on the girdle. Minor chips on several stones. Worn claws commensurate with age.
Lot 1273
A yellow metal sapphire multi-stone necklace, comprising 49 oval sapphires in bezel setting, with a figure-of-eight clasp, sapphire dimensions each approx 4.6 x 2.7 x 2.1mm, total weight estimated as 12.74 carats, length 540mm, gross weight 4.1g, stamped and tested as 14ctSeveral sapphires chipped.
Lot 1368
A Montblanc Boheme Noir retractable fountain pen, having screw-turn function to release nib, black resin body and plated mounts, with 4810 14k 585 medium nib, the clip numbered XX1980309 Germany and bearing onyx stone, snowcap logo to cap, the barrel marked MONTBLANC BOHEME, capped length 11cm, circa 2000, in fitted Montblanc case with bookletIn excellent condition with no apparent faults.
Lot 1291
An 18ct yellow gold diamond three-stone ring, featuring three graduated round brilliant cut diamonds in star settings, diamond dimensions between approx 4.35 x 2.6mm and 4.7 x 2.9mm, weight estimated as 1 carat, assessed mounted collectively colour H to I and clarity SI2 to I1, size U, gross weight 4.9g, hallmarked 18ct, Sheffield 1997, sponsor BSSDiamonds all good.No chips, cracks or significant surface abrasions.
Lot 1420
A Chinese calcite stone ritual food vessel / Gui, probably Shang or Zhou Dynasty (1600-255BCE), carved in relief and with Taotie Masks and distinctive Zoomorphic creature handles, incised symbols around the foot incised character marks verso, h.10.5cm, dia.13cmVarious chips, losses and cracks to body.
Lot 1281
A yellow metal ruby multi-stone scrollwork ring, featuring a centre band of eight round cut rubies with four rubies in each shoulder, all in claw settings, ruby dimensions between approx 1.8 x 1.1mm and 2.65 x 1.35mm, total weight estimated as 0.88 carats, size K, gross weight 5.9g, stamped and tested as 18ctSeveral smaller stones are fractured.
Lot 1187
A collection of mainly Victorian silver spoons, mainly being teaspoons, to include Kings, Fiddle, beaded and reeded patterns, various assays and makers to include Henry John Lias & James Wakely, John Stone (Exeter), Chawner & Co (George William Adams), Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton), gross weight 10.6ozt (17)
Lot 1252
A late Victorian yellow and white metal multi-stone winged insect brooch, the abdomen comprising a round cut citrine, the thorax an oval pink tourmaline, with two 1.5mm pink tourmalines for the eyes, and the wings, head and abdomen set with 33 rose cut diamonds, citrine dimensions approx 9.75 x 7.2mm, weight estimated as 3.88 carats, pink tourmaline dimensions approx 4.75 x 3.9 x 2.75mm, weight estimated as 0.35 carats, rose cut diamond dimensions between approx 1.45 x 0.85mm and 2,.85 x 2.75 x 0.9mm, total weight estimated as 0.69 carats, assessed mounted collectively colour J to K and clarity SI1 to SI2, brooch dimensions 38 x 28mm, gross weight 8.4g, tested as silver and 9ct goldOverall condition good. Some tarnishing to the metal on the underside of the brooch. Abraded facets on the citrine and tourmaline.
Lot 1319
James McCabe of London - a George III silver-gilt gent's pair cased open face pocket watch, having convex white enamel Roman dial, keywind chain driven verge fusee movement under dust cover, with pierced balance cock having diamond end stone, the backplate signed and numbered 2693, the outer case with engraved leaf and flower trailing bands, with plain inner case, cases assayed London 1810, 114.4g, dia.5.2cmWatch runs for a few seconds only.Glass good, with some light surface scuffs only and worn to edges.Dial good, no hairlines.Outer case with some small dents, gilding good and heavy throughout.Inner case with modest age wear only.
Lot 1306
An 18ct yellow and white gold diamond circular cluster ring, featuring 19 round brilliant cut diamonds in tiered claw settings, diamond diameters between approx 3.1 and 3.2mm, total weight estimated as 2.09 carats, assessed mounted collectively colour I to J and clarity SI1 to SI2, size M½, gross weight 6.8g, hallmarked 18ct, Sheffield 1988, sponsor MLdOne outer stone is loose (8pm stamp facing). Shoulder broken away from claw on right hand side.
Lot 53
Medieval Silver Seal Matrix. Circa, 12th-14th century AD. 5.53g, 29.6mm. An exceptional seal matrix set with a Roman intaglio of red stone (possibly jasper or carnelian) with an engraving of a young satyr running to the left with another, smaller satyr with a tail and horns kneeling on his shoulders. The oval intaglio is set in the centre of the matrix within a grooved oval border which also frames the base of the surrounding inscription which reads: + CREDE . SOLVM. ET . EST. SATIS. ˜Believe only and it is enough/sufficient". The phrase is part of the Mass for the Annunciation, from a chant known as the 'Missus Gabriel de Celis'. PAS recorded: https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/1092517Notes: Martin Henig (2008) discusses the reuse of ancient intaglios in medieval seals and states that such objects were often employed as privy or counter-seals by officials and were more intimate and personal in nature than their official counterparts.
Lot 55
Medieval Gold and Silver Intaglio Ring c.15th century. A silver ring with an applied band of gold around the outer face. The band has three sides each engraved with floral ornaments and the inscription 'en bon an' (a good year) is repeated twice around the circumference.. The flat bezel has a recessed centre that is set with a clear stone intaglio (possibly Roman) depicting a male bust. Note: The inscription is paralleled on a good number of 15th century rings, often also decorated with flowers and branches between the words, such as British Museum catalogue numbers AF.1057 and 1960,1103.1. Dalton (1912, 111) suggests rings bearing this inscription were presented as New Year's gifts. Oman (1974: 5) describes this expansive form of Black Letter as dating to the 15th century. 24mm x 11mm x 22mm, 4.7g, ring size UK S; US 9. Recorded on the PAS database: https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/933556.
Lot 30
Merovingian Buckle and Plate. Circa 6th century AD. 32.90g. 42mm. An exceptional example formed of an oval fixing plate and D-shaped frame with intact pin. The fixing plate is set with three large garnets, two recessed to fit flush and a central raised elliptical stone. Gold foil is visible through the stones.
Lot 285
Collection of ladies costume jewellery to include Swarovski crystal set brooch and matching earrings, simulated pearl necklaces, tigers eye beaded necklace, amber style plastic beaded necklace, Ciro pink stone flower brooch, Rotary pocket watch, silver locket, two silver bangle bracelets, white metal gem set pendants, stone set jaguar brooch, dress earrings including some silver, beaded necklaces etc.
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