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Lot 219
An antique platinum 2.5ct diamond trilogy ring set with lively stones, centre 1.5ct with 0.5ct either side, one smaller stone has two very small chips, including to the underside of a facet, largest stone has two small inclusions toward outer edges, other small stone, very faint 'feather' inclusion, all via x10 loupe, est. colour I, 4.5g, size M
Lot 220
An impressive antique platinum diamond solitaire ring, lively old European cut diamond approx. 2.88ct, stone approx. 9.1mm x 5.5mm, 3.6g, size P/Q, one claw showing same wear, excellent clarity, no inclusions via a x10 loupe, colour est. J/K. Provenance: stone was originally acquired via South African diamond mine owner by UK toffee factory owner in early 20thC.
Lot 252
An 18ct gold diamond solitaire Romany style ring, diamond carat approx. 1ct, small chip to diamond under claw as noted through x10 loupe which affects the table, one other smaller chip behind another claw, two very tiny chips to edge, diamond moves in mount, two areas of inclusion, lively stone of good colour, estimated H, 6.3g, size P
Lot 271
Negatives – A huge collection of black & white, celluloid negatives taken between 1928 and 1982 by James G. Combes (1913-1998).A wonderful archive of around 3,500 original images housed in nine archival quality sleeved binders, include subjects as diverse as a formation of airborne bomber aircraft taken in 1938, motorcycle racing at Cadwell Park the following year, a railway station at Ghelum, North Punjab in 1943, a rare photographic image of ‘Teapot Hall’ in the Lincolnshire village of Dalderby taken sometime before it was destroyed by fire in 1945, the beautiful stone gargoyles on the roof of Notre Dame cathedral in Paris in 1949, bomb damage in 1950s London, a fatal road accident on the Riseholme Road in 1957, and a rail crash in Lincoln in May 1962 and the villages of Ashopton and Derwent before they were ‘drowned’ in the 1940s. Altogether, a magnificent, massive, eclectic mix of subjects in images captured around Lincolnshire, the UK, Europe, and northern India/Pakistan over a fifty-year period by an enthusiastic rambler, traveller, and photographer.This lot includes a box of the original negative containers with notes made by the photographer, and a number of black and white prints also made by Mr Combes. The collection has been partially catalogued and comes with a spreadsheet, saved on a USB memory card, of captions and descriptions, together with scans of the majority of the negatives.Example images are shownViewing is strongly recommended.
Lot 48
A 20th century carved stone architectural clock case. Arched form with central clock center and stepped plinth below with roundels and dated 1903. Measures approx. 35cm x 32cm. All lots in this auction are part of a private collection of antique furniture and smaller effects. The collection having been amassed over a 30-40 year period by an ex-furniture restore who's eye for a good piece shows through in this auction. Items in this auction may have defects or signs of repairs. Please ask for condition reports at conditionreports@auctioneum.co.uk.
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