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Lot 272
19th century Chinese famille rose porcelain snuff bottle decorated with a sage and acolyte, with green stone stopper, and another decorated with a beauty and sage with agate stopper. 8.5cm and 7.5cm high. (2) Condition Report. Large - firing crack to shoulder, chip to inside footrim, crack to stopper. Rubbing to enamel and glaze impurities.Small - Very fine hair crack between paws and robe of Beauty, glaze impurities.
Lot 525
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINGthe round brilliant cut stone of approximately 0.44 carats within a twist setting, in eighteen carat gold, size O, 3.1g CONDITION REPORT: In worn condition.General signs of wear to the shank.Diamond to the naked eye:Of a good white colour with very slight yellow tint.No inclusions visible.Diamond under magnification:Very slight pinpoint inclusions visible within the stone.All claws intact.Stone secure.
Lot 548
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINGset with a round brilliant cut diamond of approximately 0.50 carats to square claws, marked 18CT, size I 1/2, 2.8g CONDITION REPORT: Naked eyeHeavy wear all overTarnish under bezelRequires cleaningScratches all overStone white and bright, no visible inclusionsWith 10x loupeChip to stone edge at one clawGrey to black pin pricks towards girdle and culetVery dirtyApproximate colour IApproximate clarity SI1
Lot 552
DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RINGwith a round brilliant cut diamond of approximately 0.38 carats set between two bar terminals of the shank, hallmarks worn, size M, 3.8g CONDITION REPORT: Naked eyeHeavy wear to shank, yellow metal showing through whiteScratches, small nicksEvidence of shank being re-sized/repaired after splitDiamond white and bright, no visible inclusionsWith 10x loupeRequires cleaningDiamond with cluster of black inclusions close to table, not surface-reaching
Lot 554
GENTLEMAN'S DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RINGwith a four claw set round brilliant cut diamond of approximately 0.12 carats to a broad tapered Victorian style band, marked 750, size S 1/2, 4.5g CONDITION REPORT: Naked eyeGeneral to heavy wear all overShank thinning at bottom sectionDeep scratches in places, light ones all overStain to shank exterior possibly due to acid test, scratches here alsoClaws recededStone Grey tint, bright with good return of lightWith 10x loupeStone requires cleaningGood colour, whiter with loupe, dirty but some pin prick inclusions also
Lot 556
DIAMOND FIVE STONE RINGthe claw set round brilliant cut stones of approximately 0.05 carats each, marked 750 to the shank, size S, 3.6g CONDITION REPORT: In well worn condition.Shank is discoloured and scratched.Two outer claws are discoloured.Diamonds to the naked eye:Noticeable grey tint to the stones.No inclusions visible.Diamonds under magnification:Slight black and white inclusions visible throughout the stones.All Claws intact.All stones intact.
Lot 557
ILLUSION SET DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINGthe round brilliant cut stone of approximately 0.15 carats, in nine carat gold, size L, 2.4g CONDITION REPORT: In worn condition.Shank is scratched and discoloured.Diamond to the naked eye:Has a noticeable grey tint to it.No inclusions visible.Diamond under magnification:Black pinpoint inclusions are visible.Stone secure.
Lot 558
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINGthe collet set round brilliant cut stone of approximately 0.30 carats, in eighteen carat gold, size Q 1/2, 3.2g CONDITION REPORT: In worn condition.General signs of wear to the shank.Diamond to the naked eye:Has a slight grey tint to it.No inclusions are visible.Diamond under magnification:Both black and white inclusions are speckled throughout the stone.Stone secure.
Lot 560
DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGthe floral bezel set with seven round brilliant cut diamonds, the diamonds totalling approximately 0.25 carats overall, unmarked, size L 1/2, 3g CONDITION REPORT: In worn condition.Multiple stones slightly chipped.One stone is cracked.General signs of wear to the shank.Plating starting to wear off of the shank.Diamonds to the naked eye:Stones are cloudy and slightly opaque.Both black and white inclusions are visible.Diamonds under magnification:Further black and white pinpoint inclusions are visible.All stones intact.
Lot 561
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINGthe round brilliant cut stone of approximately 0.55 carats, in eighteen carat white gold, size M, 3.2g CONDITION REPORT: In worn condition.General signs of wear to the shank.Diamond is chipped to the centre of the table.Diamond to the naked eye:Stone is of a good white colour - approximate colour H.Large black inclusion visible in the centre of the table.Diamond under magnification:Multiple cleavage inclusions visible to include one directly underneath the chip.All claws intact.Stone secure.
Lot 562
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINGthe old cut diamond of approximately 0.58 carats, marked 18ct, size K, 2.6g CONDITION REPORT: In worn condition.Shank discoloured and scratched.Sizing mark visible.Diamond chipped to the surface.Multiple chips to the girdle.Diamond to the naked eye:Noticeable grey tint to the stone - approximate colour L.Multiple black inclusions visible.Diamond under magnification:Further black pinpoint inclusions are visible.All claws intact.Stone secure.
Lot 564
DIAMOND FLOWER RINGset with a central round brilliant cut diamond of approximately 0.02 carats, marked, size Q 1/2, 3.4g CONDITION REPORT: In well worn condition.Heavily scratched.Majority of the plating has worn off of the shank.Shank has been badly resized. Metal is porous and badly cracked as a result.Diamond has a slight grey colour under magnification. No inclusions are visible in the stone.
Lot 3316
WWII Salvage - a sand-coloured limestone desk weight/pen holder, applied with a plaque inscribed This Stone Came From the Houses of Parliament, 12cm wide; a similar bookend; a silver-plated model, of a Schneider, 11cm long; an aluminium ashtray, formed from an aircraft piston, numbered 3012424, 14cm diam, (4)
Lot 22
*Follower of Michelangelo. Male nude springing forward from a stone plinth, head turned to the left, with arms holding a drape above his head, 16th century, pen and brown ink with brown wash on laid paper, with study of a putto in brown ink to verso (inscribed 'tribolo' by the artist below the figure), small collector's stamp PL (Lugt 2094) to lower right, initialled in brown ink to lower right corner WE (Lugt 2617), additionally inscribed in brown ink to verso '1824 WE Formerly in the Coll of Sr Peter Lely', and with a second line by the same hand below now trimmed and illegible, except for 'Michael Angelo' just visible towards the right, old repair to lower right corner and edges re-strengthened with blank paper, 21 x 16.3 cm (8.25 x 6.5 ins), double-sided window-mount Provenance: Sir Peter Lely (1618-1680), court painter to Charles II of England. William Esdaile (1758-1837). Private Collection, Worcestershire, England. A study of an animated male nude figure, possibly a copy or variation after the nude male figures on plinths used by Michelangelo to surround the main scenes in the Sistine Chapel ceiling. Apart from his role as the leading portrait painter of his day, Sir Peter Lely is famous as one of the first great collectors of art in Britain, amassing an important collection that included 10,000 prints and drawings and nearly 600 paintings. The banker and collector William Esdaile collected drawings of all schools, writing the provenance and date of acquisition on the reverse of his most important examples. (1)
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