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Lot 772
dating: Second part of the 20th Century provenance: Indopersia, Slightly counter-curved, double-edged blade, ribbed in the center, surface with slight traces of damask type weave, cartouche featuring a short inscription in Arabic on one side. Stone grip (agate?), decorated with relieved, gilded metal rinceaux, ending in green and red cabochon. Without scabbard. length 38.5 cm.
Lot 773
dating: Second part of the 20th Century provenance: Indopersia, Slightly counter-curved, double-edged blade, ribbed in the tip and with central raiser, surface with damask type weave, two small, gilded cartouches on one side with short inscriptions in Arabic letters. Stone grip (agate?), richly decorated with relieved, gilded metal rinceaux ending in green and red cabochon. Without scabbard. length 39.5 cm.
Lot 32
Banks, Iain Walking on Glass, 1985, Macmillan, 2 copies, one signed, both first edition in dustwrapper. idem The Bridge, 1986, Macmillan, first edition in dustwrapper. Together with 7 further first editions, 4 signed (A Song of Stone, The Business, Whit, Dead Air) and 1 US first edition (Canal Dreams, corner of prelim clipped). (11)
Lot 70
Quartermaine (Jamie) & Leech (Roger H.) Cairns, Fields and Cultivation: Archaeological Landscapes of the Lake District Uplands, 2012, folio, signed presentation copy, pictorial boards; O'Connor (Blaze), Cooney (Gabriel) & Chapman (John), Materialitas, Working Stone, Carving Identity, 2009, quarto, pictorial boards (2 copies); Walker (Elizabeth A.) et al (edit.), Lithics in Action, 2004, folio, pictorial boards; Shortland (Andrew J.) et al (edit.), From Mine to Microscope, Advances in the Study of Ancient Technology, 2009, quarto, pictorial boards; with a quantity of others (qty)
Lot 402
19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL WHITE METAL AND ENAMEL DESK CLOCK the gilt dial with Roman tablet numerals, surrounded by a semi precious red stone bezel, the clock movement with fitted compass, in a white metal sedan chair case inlaid with enamel and a decorative "moonstone" pendulum, standing on a narrow plinth with ball feet. 19cm high
Lot 1610
Banks, Iain. The Wasp Factory, first edition, original cloth, dust-jacket, 8vo, London: Macmillan, 1984; A Song of Stone, first edition, signed by the author, original cloth, dust-jacket, 8vo, London: Abacus, 1997; Complicity, first edition, signed by the author, original cloth, dust-jacket, 8vo, London, Little Brown, 1993; and 9 other first editions by the same author, all cloth in dust-jacket, 8vo (12)
Lot 909
A 19TH CENTURY DOLL'S TOWNHOUSE the double fronted, side-hinged front elevation opening to reveal an internal arrangement of four rooms, beneath a flat roof, with a painted stone and stucco effect exterior, together with a small quantity of loose fixtures, including two bay window frames, overall 71cm high, 57cm wide, 37cm deep.
Lot 193A
A large collection of assorted dress rings to include various gold, silver and paste examples CONDITION REPORTS See images for what carat rings are which. 9ct rings only: multi stone green ring- hall marked, stones dirty and flawed and chipped, splits to gold. Cameo ring- stamped "9ct", broken shoulders, chips to cameo. Single stone ring- hall marked, stones dirty and flawed and scratched as is ring itself. All with general wear and tear.Silver rings stampted "925" rather than hall marked
Lot 124
GLAMOUR: A small and good selection of three signed 10 x 8 photographs comprising SHARON STONE (1958- ) American Actress; CHER (1946- ) American Actress and Singer and NASTASJA KINSKI (1961- ) German Actress and Model. The three artistic images showing the models in sensual full length poses. Signed in bold dark inks to clear areas of the images. EX, 3 £100-150
Lot 267
Late 19th Century KPM porcelain plaque, Vienna painted decoration depicting a romantic couple seated on a stone bench, signed Kreisa, titled in German to verso 'Stell dich Eins', impressed K.P.M. and sceptre together with painted beehive mark, 23.cm x 16cm Condition: Very minor scratch running vertically through the hair of the lady, some other very faint scratches across the surface - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 437
Early 20th Century mahogany-cased personal weighing machine, the 9.5 white circular dial inscribed H.Pooley & Son Ltd, Birmingham & London, to weigh 20 Stone, 125 Kilos By 500 Grammes, within moulded drum housing on fluted square column, the square foot plate with canted brass surround, 172cm high Condition: Splits to the frame around the dial, decorative beading missing at top of the column, wear allover, mahogany panel on the foot plate is a probable replacement, mechanism moves but we cannot the accuracy - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 446
Books - Bristol Interest - W.J.Müller- Bits Of Old Bristol being facsimiles of twenty sketches, published by Arrowsmith, Bristol, one volume 1883, C.F.W. Dening - The Eighteenth Century Architecture Of Bristol, published by Arrowsmith 1923, one volume, George Frederick Stone - Bristol As It Was And As It Is, published by Walter Reid, 1909, one volume, John Latimer - The Annuls Of Bristol In The Seventeenth Century, 1900, one volume, The Annuls Of Bristol In The Eighteenth Century, 1893, one volume, The Annuls Of Bristol In The Nineteenth Century, 1887, one volume and Bryan Little - The City And County Of Bristol, published by Werner Laurie, 1954, one volume (7) Condition: We would advise viewing in person - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 533
Three stone diamond ring, the white mount unmarked, the graduated old, brilliant cuts calculated as weighing approximately 0.97/1.09/0.86 carats, size Q, approximately 4.2g gross Condition: Diamonds fairly white to slightly tinted and bright, one diamond has a central inclusion visible with a 10 x loupe, there is a chip to the girdle at one end and some wear to the girdle at another also visible a black inclusion when viewed from the side - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 535
Diamond single stone ring, the white mount stamped '18ct', the brilliant cut of approximately 0.97 carat, size L, 3.9g gross Condition: The diamond is fairly white to slightly tinted, various small inclusions can be viewed with a 10 x loupe, one or two can be seen without, no obvious signs of damage or repair to the mount, diamond approx 6mm - 6.5mm - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 536
Diamond single stone 18ct white gold ring, the brilliant cut of approximately 0.89 carats, size N, 3.7g gross Condition: Diamond is bright and white, no obvious visible inclusions, laser inscription to the girdle GPR 81126, signs of sizing/repair and rhodium wear to the shank, 6mm approx diameter - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 540
Late 18th Century five stone rose diamond set gold ring, with silver settings, size K, 2.1g gross Condition: Evidence of re-sizing to the shank, size M, section of silver missing between the split shoulder, inclusions visible throughout, central diamond approx 5mm x 6mm, shank a little thin - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 544
Diamond and ruby three stone 18ct gold ring, the cushion shaped ruby approximately 6mm x 6mm x 3.3mm deep, flanked either side by a transitional brilliant cut, totalling approximately 1.2 carats, size L, 3.4g gross Condition: Hallmarked 18CT London 1993, makers mark c & JS, the diamonds approx 6mm diameter each, fairly white to slightly tinted and no obvious inclusions, slight wear to the collet where worn next to a band - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 546
Five stone diamond ring, the white metal mount stamped '750 18ct', the graduated brilliant cuts totalling approximately 1.9 carats, size M½, 3.1g gross Condition: Diamonds all fairly white with no obvious visible inclusions with the naked eye, very slightly milky appearance, some wear to the rhodium plating on collet and shank otherwise no other obvious signs of damage or repair - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 550
Eight stone diamond cluster ring, the white mount stamped 'Plat', the central brilliant cut of approximately 0.2 carats, the seven outer brilliants totalling approximately 0.42 carats, size M, 3.4g gross Condition: The outer claws and collet in yellow metal, most of the claws fairly worn and wear to the collet where worn next to a band, some deep scratches to the side of the shank, no obvious signs of damage to the diamonds - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 563
Multigem bracelet, unmarked gold, composed of various four stone flower head motifs set with various gems forming the 'petals', approximately 18.5cm long, 28g gross Condition: Width of bracelet 15mm approx, chip to the edge of one of the 'citrine' coloured stones - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 567
Edwardian opal and green stone necklace, the chain with a frontispiece of twelve spectacle set stone with an opal to the centre, suspended below by two spectacle set stones is another opal, 45cm long overall, stamped '15ct' to the clasp, 4.9g gross Condition: No obvious signs of damage/repairs to the chain and stones, the central opal approx 10mm x 7mm, the lower opal 13mm x 7.5mm approx - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 581
Late Victorian gem set butterfly brooch, circa 1900, opal set trim to the wings and abdomen, a single stone sapphire for the thorax, ruby set eyes, rose diamonds to the wings, detachable brooch fitting, wingspan approximately 4.4cm, 14.7g gross Condition: No obvious damage to the opals, a couple of the diamonds have chips, the sapphire approx 4mm diameter - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 588
Arts & Crafts flat cut garnet and blister pearl silver and gold pendant, in the style of the Artificers Guild, the tear shaped pendant stone set with trailing leaves and beads between, stone set bale and drop beneath, 6cm long Condition: One of the pearls is missing from its setting, otherwise all stones look intact - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 540
Masonic Jewels, Royal Freemasons Charity for Female Children, Jubilee Festival, an early Victorian engraved silver reward medal, 1838, ‘PRESENTED by the Stewards to Elizabeth Daughter of Brother Garnham LODGE NO 5’, fixed suspension loop, 35mm., very fine Lodge No 5 became the St. George’s and Corner Stone Lodge and at the time of the award they met at the Earl Grey public House in the Mile End Road, London.
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