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Lot 299
*Mixed Collectables. A mixed collection of items, including a heavy gauge silver albert with T-bar and fob, together with a smaller silver albert, 18th century enamel patch box, damaged plus oval gilt metal and agate pill box, Victorian 9ct gold stick pin set with red stone and pearls and other items, weighable silver approximately 4.3oz (18)
Lot 319
*Gandhara Carving. A finely carved schist stone figure of Boddhisvatta from the Ancient Buddhist Kingdom of Gandhara, Pakistan, carved standing and wearing sanxhati robe with drapery falling in multiple folds, beaded headdress with circular halo behind, on an integral floral decorated base , 47cm high, professionally restored by Granville & Burridge, London Provenance: James Koo Galleries, Singapore. Found Takht-i-Bahi Region, Northern Pakistan. (1) NB: New Estimate : was £700-1000
Lot 96
*Thackeray (William Makepeace, 1811-1863). Scenes from William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, 1837, 9 pen and brown ink sketches on paper, mostly 6 x 5 cm (2.5 x 2 ins), the two largest 10.5 x 8 cm ( 4 x 3 ins), all but one showing a scene with two figures including Romeo and Juliet, two drawings with closed tears, mounted in two rows on one side of a larger sheet (soiled and frayed), annotated in ink 'Shakspear' (trimmed) at upper margin, and 'W.M. Thackeray / 1837' beneath, overall 26 x 37 cm (10.25 x 114.5 ins), verso blank These sketches date from the period when Thackeray was most active as an illustrator. See Gordon N. Ray, editor, The Letters and Private Papers of William Makepeace Thackeray, (Harvard, 1947), Vol. 1, pp. 326-9; and Ray, Thackeray, The Uses of Adversity, 1811-1846, (Oxford, 1955), pp. 750-850. Although Thackeray had studied art in Paris in the early 1830s and had spent much time copying from Old Masters in the Louvre, his talent never matched his ambition to succeed as an artist, except perhaps in his comic sketches. He worked quickly and prolifically, discarding a great deal of his early work; ('I have got enough torn-up pictures to roast an ox by', 11 April 1835, to Frank Stone). (1)
Lot 771
Two hallmarked 9ct gold ring to include a gold ring set with an oval cut blue stone and a halo of white stones and engraved decoration shoulders ( hallmarked Birmingham, size K.5 ) along with a white gold cross over ring set with white stones ( hallmarked London, size M.5 ). Total weight 4.3g.
Lot 791
A selection of silver jewellery to include a pair of hooped earrings channel set with white stones, a pair of stamped 925 amber type drop earrings, a stamped 925 bracelet set with square red stones, a stamped 925 ring with an amber type stone, an amber type pendant, a stamped 925 crucifix pendant, a stamped 925 silver ring with butterflies etc. Total weight 55.0g.
Lot 796
A selection of stamped 925 silver rings to include a dress ring set with three pink stones, a ring set with a large black stone, a mens triangular ring, a heart head ring set with red stones, a ring set with a large pink flat stone (stamped silver), a hallmarked silver ingot ring, and an unmarked silver ring set with a marquise white stone. Total weight approx 59.1g.
Lot 813
A selection of stamped 925 silver rings to include a ring set with a large oval turquoise stone, a ring with a scrolled decoration head, a flower head ring set with a pearl, a ring set with a turquoise stone and scrolled shoulders, a ring set with an oval green stone etc. some unmarked. Total weight approx 55.3g.
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