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Lot 119
PLATINUM EMERALD AND DIAMOND RING, principal pyramid cabochon cut emerald with baguette diamonds to each shoulder in deco style setting, size N-O. Rich deep green emerald with minor surface flaws (emerald approx 8mm square) LOT 119: Emerald 8mm square. Some very light signs of wear. Principal stone with some flaws as stated, difficult to see in photos, otherwise in good condition, apparently unmarked. Would suggest the ring would be period say 1930's. The emerald is 6.2mm deep approx. There is flaw & damage to top of ring may have been knocked at some time!See photos
Lot 95
FABULOUS PERIOD 3 STONE DIAMOND RING, cushion cut diamonds, principal stone approx. 2 carats, outer stones approx. 1 carat each, combined diamond weight approx. 4 carat, extremely bright well matched stones of superb colour and clarity, appraised at VS, G-H colour, white diamonds in platinum setting, spectacular ring, a real show stopper!! Size M lot 95 - setting appears to be soundall stones seem sound, no inclusions can be seen, however one of the outer stones has some minute chips and abbraisions to the side edgeGeneral wear on all 3 stones consistant with being worn
Lot 206
A collection of Victorian and later hallmarked silver items. The lot to include an early Victorian sugar sifting spoon. Hallmarked for London 1838. Makers mark CS attributed to Charles Shipway. An Edward VII creamer having three hoof feet and serpentine rim. hallmarked for Birmingham, 1908. Makers mark RP for Robert Pringle & Sons. A Victorian tea spoon, hallmarked for Exeter 1847. makers mark J.S for John Stone. Combined weight approx 117g. Measures approx 12cm x 6.5cm x 8.5cm (creamer).
Lot 51
Four early 19th century hallmarked silver fiddle pattern serving spoons. The lot to include a George IV serving spoon, hallmarked for Exeter 1826. A pair of serving spoons hallmarked for Exeter 1840. Makers mark R.W for Robert Williams. To also include a spoon hallmarked for Exeter, 1872. Makers mark T.S for Thomas Hart Stone. A Combined weight . Measures approx 22cm x 5cm. Combined weight approx 285g. Measures approx 23cm x 5cm.
Lot 196
Unmarked white metal swagger stick for the London Scottish regiment. The pommel would appear to be an unmarked silver, with the design mimicking the standard badge of the London Scottish regiment. The pommel is set upon a malacca cane. Plus, a Scottish nickel plated plaid brooch, set with a paste cairngorm stone. Hinge pin and C clasp to the reverse side. Notes: information from the vendor suggests that this plaid brooch was worn as part of the military uniform by his relative, who served in the London Scottish. Approximate length of swagger stick is 63cm. Width of brooch is approximately 9cm. Condition: some age and service related wear. The pommel to the swagger stick has some dents to the top section, and it appears to be missing a small ferrule. The malacca section remains in good condition, with good patination. The plated surface of the brooch shows a little normal wear, particularly to the reverse, with the brassy base metal showing through. The pin and clasp both work as they should.
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