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Lot 566
A late Victorian silver and ivory-handled presentation trowel, with engraved acanthus decoration, engraved "Jewish Fresh Air Home and School", presented to Mrs Dorothy Quas-Cohen, Chairman of the Building Committee on the occasion of her laying the foundation stone on July 11 1920", overall length 35.5cm
Lot 567
A large reproduction German Political wall eagle To the Germans, a “Hoheitszeichen” is the symbol that represents national sovereignty as exercised by the state, in the form of the state and municipal authorities and organs. During the Third Reich, the German Hoheitszeichen was the eagle clutching the swastika emblem of the Nazi party. This eagle emblem appeared in countless forms, from military uniform insignia to the seals and stamps used on official documents. National eagle emblems were also used as wall and building decorations, for official buildings and meeting halls used by Nazi Party organizations, and also private homes. These state symbols in some cases were used to recognize official Party spaces, and in other cases were simply decorative items used by Nazi supporters. During the Third Reich, wall and building eagles existed in myriad forms. Some were unique, and cast in concrete, or even carved in stone; indeed, some of these eagles still adorn German buildings today, with the swastikas removed or concealed. Other wall and building eagles were mass produced, and were made in materials ranging from metal to cardboard. There were also wooden eagles, individually hand-carved in the Black Forest tradition. Many of these wall and building eagles used generic national eagle emblems, while others depicted the organizational emblems of military or paramilitary groups. Allied denazification policies in 1945 and later stipulated that these national emblems bearing the Nazi swastika had to be destroyed.
Lot 2
18ct Gold Single Stone Diamond Set Ring of Excellent Quality. The Round Modern Brilliant Cut Diamond of Top Colour, Est Colour G - H, Clarity SI, Great Sparkle. Est Diamond Weight 1.70 cts. Full Hallmark to Interior of Shank, Ring Size - I. Hallmark London 1999, Cost Over £10,000 20 years Ago. Excellent Colour and Great Sparkle, White Features to Interior of Stone, Cannot See with Eye. Please See Photo.
Lot 310A
A Good Collection of Solid Silver Jewellery, Comprises 3 Decorative Bangles, 1 Necklace with a Stone Pendant, Approx 16 Inches In length, 1 Fine Necklace,Approx 16 Inches In length and 1 Very Decorative Necklace, Approx 16 Inches In length, Very Nicely Defined, A/F Condition. Please See Photo. All Stamped 925.
Lot 36
An 18ct rose gold and white gold single stone orange sapphire ring, with diamond set shoulders, an oval mixed cut orange sapphire with a stated weight of 1.75ct, rub set to a plain collet in a landscape position with a pear cut diamond rub set in a plain collet to each shoulder with a stated total diamond weight of 0.32ct, finger size N, 4.84g
Lot 43
An 18ct white gold single stone pink sapphire ring, with diamond set shoulders with a circular mixed cut pink sapphire, with a stated weight of 0.49ct, rub set to a plain collet, with a brilliant cut diamond gypsy set to each shoulder with a sand blast finish and plain polished shank 4.05g, finger size N1/2 LE
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