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Lot 354
HARDSTONE SET BROOCH, Victorian and set with a cabochon black and white banded stone within a black enamelled border, along with a matching stick pin, both unmarked, along with an early 19th century hairwork mourning brooch, the hairwork section within an ornate foliate motif border, unmarked, 15.3g gross (3)
Lot 29
Richard Long RA (British, born 1945)Small Hock Cliff Circle 1987 stone, in 70 partsOverall diameter: 35.5 cm.14 in.This work was executed in 1987.Footnotes:This work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.ProvenancePrivate Collection, UK (acquired directly from the artist)Thence by descent to the present ownerThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 35
CARL ANDRE (American, born 1935)M N E D I A D 1972 signed, dated 1972 and inscribed STIL-F 43B on the reversexerox on paper28 by 21.7 cm.11 by 8 9/16 in. Footnotes:This is registered in the Carl Andre Poetry Index under no. STIL-F 43B.Provenance Galerie Yvon Lambert, Paris (CAAN-0097)Acquired directly from the above by the present ownerExhibitedParis, Galerie Yvon Lambert, A Stone Left Unturned, 2013For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 238
Rea (Roger) The sector and plain scale compared, first edition, title within double-ruled woodcut border, 3 folding woodcut plates, contemporary calf, some splitting to joints, extremities a little rubbed, [Tomash & Williams R18], J. Cluer for the author, 1717; and another, Stone on sectors, 8vo (2)⁂ Rare.
Lot 56
Bion (Nicolas) The Construction and Principal Uses of Mathematical Instruments, translated and edited by Edmund Stone, first English edition, title printed in red and black, woodcut initials, head- and tail-pieces, 26 folding engraved plates, a few plates and final few ff. browned, bookplate to title verso, contemporary panelled calf, sympathetically rebacked, preserved in custom drop-back box, [Tomash & Williams B159; Wellcome II p.169], folio, by H.W. for John Senex and William Taylor, 1723.⁂ First edition of this translation by Stone, a self-taught mathematician from Scotland, elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1725.Provenance: Charles, Viscount Bruce of Ampthill (1682-1747, bookplate on verso of title).
Lot 58
Bion (Nicolas) The Construction and Principal Uses of Mathematical Instruments, translated and edited by Edmund Stone, 2 parts in 1, including supplement, second English edition, woodcut initials and head- and tail-pieces, 30 folding engraved plates, small portion of loss to plate 7 margin, occasional very light browning, some spotting, contemporary calf, sympathetically rebacked and recornered, covers worn and repaired, [Baillie p.145; Tardy p.36; Tomash & Williams B160], folio, J. Richardson, 1758⁂ Provenance: Bindon Blood (1755-1855, ink stamp to verso of title, dated 1793 in manuscript); Cardinal Hayes Library, New York, Manhattan College, (blindstamp to title).
Lot 89
Cunn (Samuel) A New Treatise of the Construction and Use of the Sector, Containing, the Solutions of the Principal Problems by that Admirable Instrument in the Chief Branches of Mathematicks..., now Carefully Revised by Edmund Stone, engraved folding frontispiece, woodcut initials, head- and tail-pieces and diagrams, folding engraved plate at rear, 3pp. advertisements, occasional light browning, contemporary calf, gilt, rebacked, blindstamped arms to covers, preserved in custom drop-back box, [Tomash & Williams C210], 8vo, for John Wilcox and Thomas Heath, 1729.⁂ A treatise on the sector, apparently concocted from lectures given by Cunn, a teacher of mathematics in London, author of some introductory works and interpreter of the mathematics of Newton, Leybourn, and Keill. Its publication was funded by the instrument maker Thomas Heath; a large folding plate depicts a 12-inch brass sector divided by Cunn and Heath. The editor, Edmund Stone, FRS (1700-1768), had written a popular work on the sector (first published in 1721).
Lot 1
Three stone diamond ring, stamped '14k', the graduated brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.6 carats, size O, 3.5g gross Condition: Would benefit from a clean, overall light wear including scratches to the band, the three diamonds appear fairly white and bright, no obvious visible inclusions with the naked eye, approx 4mm diameter - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 10
Sapphire and diamond ring, circa 1900, indistinct mark, the three sapphires with two old brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.2 carats, with rose diamond points, size Q½, 3g gross Condition: Some rose diamond points missing, usual signs of wear to the setting and band inscription worn, dated '20/3/12'm claws possibly been re-tipped especially on the sapphires as appear quite prominent, central stone approx 5mm x 2mm, the two diamonds appear white and bright - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 11
Ruby and diamond three stone ring, stamped '18ct', circa 1900, the old cut diamond approximately 0.1 carats, size M, 3.1g gross Condition: All stones have a few abrasions to the surface and also inclusions, the diamond slightly tinted, there is a fine crack on the lower section of the head underneath one of the rubies, claws with signs of wear and evidence of sizing - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 18
Emerald and diamond dress ring, the white mount stamped '18k', the step cut stone between baguette cut shoulders, and a line of Princess cuts above and below, size Q½, 7.9g gross Condition: No obvious faults, the emerald 5.8mm x 7mm approx x 5mm deep with visible inclusions, width of head 2.8cm at widest point - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 2
Seven stone diamond 18ct gold cluster ring, the brilliant cuts totalling approximately 1 carat, size P, 3.3g gross Condition: Overall wear and tear to band and setting, one claw broken on the central stone setting, damage to the underside of the head, worn flat on both sides and a wire has split, central diamond 3.3mm approx, fairly white/lightly tinted, SI approx - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 20
Five stone emerald and diamond ring, the graduated emeralds with an old mine cut between, and rose diamond points, the diamonds totalling approximately 0.6 carats, size N, 4g gross Condition: Overall good condition, the setting shows some signs of light wear and tear, evidence of sizing to the unmarked shank, the central emerald is bright, with some inclusions, no chips or cracks, 5.5mm x 5.5mm, 3.3mm deep approx, the two smaller 3-3.5mm approx, the two diamonds are white and bright, no obvious inclusions with the naked eye, 4mm approx diameter each - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 21
Sapphire and diamond ring, the three graduated oval cuts with pairs of old cut diamonds between, totalling approximately 0.3 carats, size M½, 4g gross Condition: Signs of wear to the three sapphires, small nicks to the edges and light surface scratches etc, the diamonds appear fairly white and bright, with some visible inclusions, central stone 8mm x 5.5mm x 2.7mm approx - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 23
Three stone diamond ring, the old brilliant cuts totalling approximately 1.6 carats, to a carved head mount, size N, 4.9g gross Condition: Setting fairly worn, tips to claws and slightly flat to side of collet, hallmarks have been removed probably when re-sized, partial sponsor mark remains 'm &…', the diamonds slightly tinted, the central with a large visible inclusion towards the surface 5.9mm diameter 3.1mm deep approx - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 3
Three stone diamond ring, stamped '18ct PT', the graduated transitional brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.9 carats, size N, 2.8g gross Condition: The claws all appear intact, slight wear to the sides of the collet, mainly on the central part, general signs of wear to the shank, light scuff etc, the diamonds are bright and slightly tinted, no obvious inclusions to the naked eye, approx SI, central diamond 5.2mm diameter, 3mm deep approx, 2 x diamonds 3.8mm diameter, 2.2mm deep approx - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 30
Single stone diamond ring, unmarked, circa 1890, the oval old brilliant cut measuring approximately 6.8mm x 6.2mm x 3.4mm deep, calculated as weighing approximately 0.96 carats, size P, 6.4g gross, cased Condition: The old brilliant cut fairly white/slightly tinted with a few small visible inclusions to the naked eye - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 32
Diamond single stone 18ct gold ring, the Millennium cut of approximately 1.07 carats, measuring approximately 6.6mm x 4.9mm, size L½, 3.6 gross Condition: Previous Goldsmiths Insurance Valuation stating the diamond to be I/J colour, approx and VS clarity - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 34
Diamond single stone ring, the mount stamped 'Platinum', the transitional brilliant cut calculated as weighing approximately 1.3 carats, rose diamonds to the shoulders, size Q½, 4g gross Condition: The diamond is fairly white with an obvious inclusion to the very edge of the diamond, otherwise the clarity is good, 7mm diameter, 4mm deep approx, the mount has extensive wear through use, the shank has thinned and the collet is worn on both sides, one side the lower section of the collet has pushed inwards - would recommend viewing in person - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 4
Single stone diamond ring, stamped '18c', the brilliant cut of approximately 1.5 carats, size N, 4.2g gross (see lot 29) Condition: The setting and band appear sound, usual light scratches to shank, the stone tinted yellow, no obvious visible inclusions, very few viewed with a 10 x loupe, approx 7.2mm diameter, depth unable to measure accurately due to limitations of the mount, approx 4mm - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 44
Pair of diamond single stone earstuds, the brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.9 carats, 1.6g gross Condition: Would advise viewing in person, unmarked white metal mounts, possibly have been adapted to make into studs,claws have been replaced, and evidence of soldering to the collets, the diamonds appear fairly white and bright approx SI claritym both approx 5mm diameter -
Lot 5
Five stone diamond ring, Chester 1888, the graduated old brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.9 carats, size N, 3.7g gross Condition: Would benefit from a clean, a small abrasion to the central diamond, otherwise diamonds appear white and bright with no obvious inclusions, claws are showing signs of wear but are all present, central diamond approx 4.2mm diameter, 3mm deep - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 50
Edwardian aquamarine and seed pearl cluster pendant, tagged '15', on a knife edge suspension to an aquamarine single stone divider to the back chain, pendant 4.3cm long, chain 38.5cm long, 3.6g gross Condition: There is a solder join to the chain, the setting appears in good order, no obvious faults to the stones, the circular aquamarine stones 4.6mm diameter approx - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 54
Edwardian seed pearl and aquamarine pendant, of Art Nouveau influence, stamped '9ct', on a chain, with an enamel and stone set pendant, tagged '375', on a chain' and an opal and seed pearl pendant Condition: (1). both pendant and chain stamped '9CT', the aqua drop approx 12mm x 5mm. (2). The enamel decorated pendant stamped '375' approx 2cm wide, 4cm long including bale and drop, the seed pearl attached to the drop appears to fit loosely, the central garnet-coloured stone approx 2.7mm diameter. (3). Unmarked pendant, the marquise-shaped opal with a crack visible running across the lower section in-between the claws, 1.9cm x 4.5mm approx - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 55
Pair of diamond single stone stud earrings, unmarked, the transitional cut stones totalling approximately 0.5 carats, 1.2g gross; with a single stone diamond pendant, the old brilliant cut of approximately 0.2 carats, on an 18ct white gold chain, 3.8g gross Condition: The studs unmarked, the diamonds appear white and bright, 4mm diameter approx, 1.2g gross approx, the pendant unmarked, the old cut diamond 4mm diameter approx, 3.2mm deep approx, slightlt tinted with a vert small abrasion to the surface, 3.9g gross approx - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 643
Two early 1960's period Canadian Inuit limited edition stone-cut prints, Cape Dorset, North West Territories, comprising Kiakshuk, 'Spirits (Tornaqs) Devouring Foxes', 46/50, signed and dated 1961 beneath, 30.5cm x 41cm, and Eegyvudluk, 'Fisherman and Wife', 20/50, signed and dated 1961 beneath, 30.5cm x 41cm, both unframed, (2) Condition: The first has pale brown water staining to upper edge and both top corners. Minor imperfections in paper, light creasing, rough cut edges. The second has visible imperfections in paper particularly above wife's head and centre right margin, a few minor blemishes otherwise sound, rough edges. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 8
Topaz and diamond 18ct gold cluster ring, the oval cut stone measuring approximately 10mm x 7.9mm x 3.6mm deep, enclosed by fourteen brilliant cuts totalling approximately 0.56 carats, size K½, 5.8g gross Condition: No obvious faults to the setting or the stones, the light brown/pale orange topaz with one very small inclusion - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 81
Late Victorian garnet necklace, with festoon and drop frontispiece, 37cm long, in original fitted case; with a pair of garnet drop earrings Condition: The necklace with a couple of dents to the reverse of the settings, the garnets all appear well matched and bright, each 6mm diameter approx, 21.1g gross approx. The earrings 3.5cm long approx, 5.1g gross approx, the oval centre stone 10mm x 12mm approx. - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 663
A five stone diamond ring, in unmarked 18 carat white gold, the four brilliant cuts with Anchor certificates as follows: Certificate 117001-001 - Trilliant 0.58ct VS1, G Certificate 117001-002 - Trilliant 0.63ct VS1, D Certificate 117001-004 - Trilliant 0.54ct SI1, F Certificate 117001-006 - Trilliant 0.65ct SI2, F the five trilliant cuts estimated as totalling approximately 2.9 carats, finger size P 1/2, 9.2g gross
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