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Lot 24
A PAIR OF SPODE BLUE PRINTED STONE CHINA STARSHIP PATTERN SAUCE TUREENS, COVERS AND STANDS AND A DRAINER, C1822-33 heightened in gilt, the rims outlined in sepia enamel, drainer 36.5cm w, impressed marks, pattern 3702 in red ++One tureen and cover cracked, some slight wear to the sepia enamel rim in places
Lot 1078
A SCOTTISH ARTS & CRAFTS OAK OVERMANTLE CARVED BY GEORGE SCOTT LAMB FOR THE DRAWING ROOM OF HIS HOUSE THE LATCH, BRECHIN, 1899 the six central panels crisply carved with trees and emblematic plants above the inscription OH THE OAK THE ASH AND THE BONNIE IVY TREE/THEY FLOURISH BEST AT HAME IN THE NORTH COUNTRIE, the cornice dated on a banner 1899, the ash tree panel with two 'padlocks' one inscribed GSL/AL the other with the date 1898, 131cm h, 200cm w Provenance: By descent from G S Lamb to the late owner. The shackled initials are those of George Scott Lamb (1843-1933) and his sister Annabella (1846-1932) the children of David Lamb, JP (1797-1874) and his wife Ann, nee Brydon (1803-1882). The Lambs were prosperous textile manufacturers who lived at The Latch, a large Jacobean style Victorian stone house in Brechin. On the basis of its overmantle, Lamb was an accomplished woodcarver in sympathy with the 'Scottish Baronial' school of architecture but not blind to the emerging Scottish Arts & Crafts Movement. It is also both a symbol and a testament of the Lambs' decision as a bachelor brother and spinster sister to live under the same roof from cradle to the grave. When he died leaving an estate of £64,000, one of George Lamb's executors was Harold Bowman Gilroy of Fingask Castle, another being David Lamb, a nephew who by then had moved into The Latch. £300-500 ++In fine dry somewhat dusty condition for long term storage, not damp, warped or split and of superb quality
Lot 26
A MID - LATE 20TH CENTURY THREE STONE DIAMOND RING, comprising of an irradiated treated colour, yellow modern round brilliant diamond, measuring approximately 5.5mm in diameter x 2.9mm in depth, calculated weight approximately 1.00ct, clarity assessed as SI1-SI2, two round brilliant cut diamonds, each measuring approximately 4.3mm x 4.4mm x 3.4mm, calculated weight 0.39ct each, colour assessed as H-I, clarity assessed as VS2-SI1, overall total diamond weight approximately 1.78ct, ring size N 1/2, stamped '18ct and Plat', gross weight approximately 3.8 grams (condition: in the absence of any documentation 'a Laboratory Diamond Report', in the respect of the above mentioned yellow diamond, the appraiser has assessed the colour to not of natural origin)
Lot 18
A LATE 20TH CENTURY YELLOW GOLD SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RING, one modern round brilliant cut diamond measuring approximately 7.4mm in diameter x 4.5mm in depth, calculated approximate weight 1.50ct, colour assessed as H-I, clarity assessed as I1, ring size N, hallmarked 18ct gold, Birmingham 1996
Lot 25
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY EMERALD AND DIAMOND THREE STONE RING, millegrain set in white metal, one round mixed cut emerald measuring approximately 4.64mm x 3.4mm, calculated weight 0.40ct, two old European cut diamonds, each measuring approximately 3.0mm in diameter, estimated weight 0.10ct, colour assessed as H-I, clarity assessed as VS2-SI1, ring size P, stamped '18ct and PT', gross weight approximately 3.1 grams
Lot 790
TWO BOXED HORNBY RAILWAYS OO GAUGE CLASS 153 UNITS, no. 153 359, Arriva Trains Northern purple livery (R2758) and no. 153 367, Arriva Trains Wales blue and stone livery (R2932), both complete with instructions and additional parts are still sealed in original packaging and not fitted to locomotives
Lot 165
W H GOSS HOME COUNTIES CRESTEDWARE, comprising Kent tyg, Hastings urn and jug, Ashford Roman vase, Lyold jug, Ashford Cup, Battle Abbey Japan Ewer, Canterbury vase, Faversham Abbot's Cup, Folkestone Manx Measure Rd.No.578695, Dover urn Rd.No.543008, Leeds Stone vessel Rd.No.390788, tallest approximately 20cm high (13)
Lot 29
A MODERN DIAMOND THREE STONE RING, principal modern round brilliant cut diamond estimated weight 0.95ct, two outer modern brilliant cut diamonds estimated weight 0.50ct each, total diamond weight estimated 1.95ct, colour assessed as K-L, clarity assessed as I1-I2, ring size R, stamped '18ct', gross weight approximately 8.1 grams
Lot 27
AN EARLY - MID 20TH CENTURY FIVE STONE DIAMOND HALF HOOP RING, five transitional cut diamonds graduating in size from 4.1mm - 5.5mm in diameter, calculated total weight approximately 2.00ct, colour assessed as J-K, clarity assessed as SI2-I2, ring size N, stamped 'Plat', gross weight approximately 6.0 grams
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