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Click here to subscribeTwo stone set 9ct gold dress rings, to include a diamond illusion set half eternity ring, size P1/2, along with a three stone blue topaz ring, set with square mixed cut stones, small diamond accents to the shoulders, size P, combined total gross weight approx 4.4gms Further details: stones present and intact, wear and tear commensurate with age
A cased early 20th century 9ct gold garnet and pearl set bar brooch, with later base pin, together with a collection of five 9ct gold rings, to include a zircon ring (facets abraded) size O, cultured pearl ring, size R, a ruby and diamond set half eternity ring, size O together with a green stone set ring (stone abraded) and a ring mount, size N, combined total gross weight approx 13gms Further details: some stones abraded, thinning to shanks worn settings commensurate with age
A collection of vintage jewellery items to include various costume jewellery, comprising bangle, stone set bracelet, early Victorian gilt metal chain with magnifying glass, brooches, retractable pencil with stone seal, mother of pearl fruit knives, carnelian and bloodstone swivel fob, jabo brooch, along with gents wrist watches including Casio, Rone, Sekonda and Lorus, Accurist, etc, various commemorative coins including silver Elizabeth II, 1986 commemorative two pounds coin (1 bag) Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
Two 9ct gold signet rings, including one star set with a small diamond size T and P, along with a 9ct gold diamond set heart pendant and chain, and a pair of hoop earrings along with a single hoop earring, combined total gross weight approx 17.6gms, an 18ct gold three stone illusion set diamond ring, size N, total gross weight approx 2.8gms and a white metal ladies open faced pocket watch (winds and ticking) Further details: stones present and intact, wear and tear to shanks, distortion to rose signet ring and thinning to shank, wear commensurate to all with age Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, for more information request a condition report with specific questions or please view in person
A 19th century carved cameo 18ct gold ring, comprising an oval carved hardstone depicting a classical Roman bust, length approx 30x22mm, to an unmarked yellow metal mount assessed as 18ct golds, size Q, total gross weight approx 16.3gms Further details: good stone with a chip to head section, minor wear and tera commensurate with age
A collection of weighable gold and yellow metal jewellery to include a pair of 9ct gold and garnet set earrings, a diamond set two tone 9ct gold pendant and chain, mismatched pair of 9ct gold hoop earrings, combined total gross weight approx 7.3gms along with unmarked yellow metal drop earrings and hoop earrings, combined weight approx 5.4gms together with a carved intaglio hardstone seal ring a/f shank in two pieces, possibly 15ct gold and a pair of yellow metal stone set earrings, combined total gross weight approx 5.9gms Further details: wear and tear commensurate with age
Thomas Hudson (the 'Cowman') of Odell, Bedfordshire - a large and magnificent solid English oak and elm pedestal desk of highly imposing stature: the grey leather inset cleated top with straight sides and concave ends above panelled sides with chamfered muntins; the front of the desk with carved inscription to the top 'Made for F.W. Timms of Banbury in 1973', with knee space centering and each side with four further graduated drawers with mahogany lining, dust beading and brass swan-neck handles; the front left-hand side carved with the Cowman signature-motif and the back panel inscribed to the upper and lower friezes with the John Ruskin quotation, 'When we build, let us think that we build forever'; the three-panel back well-tooled and carved, the left-hand section depicting cows before a cow shed, the middle section a brick-layer with brick and trowel in hand and the right-hand side similarly carved with flowerheads and tendrils before a tree to the right and a stone bridge; the whole piece raised on stile feet. (LWH 197 x 99 x 77 cm)
A Thai carved stone Buddha head: believed to be 18th century Ayutthaya period; the face with downcast expression, arched eyebrows, smiling lips; domed hair-dress with tight curls. (11.8 cm high). (The usnisha damaged). * Condition: Losses to usnisha and chipping to top of right ear. One small chip to edge of left ear. Some abrasions and small flakes from the raised points on the hairdress. Possible old restoration to accentuate detail to the nose and lips.
One hour horseriding experience around Macclesfield Forest. A supervised horse ride on a very trusty former army horse 'Hero', under the guidance and accompanied by Libby. Equipment provided. Date to be agreed.Weight limit 14 stone! The ride will start and finish at Fernlee, Higher Sutton.Face value: £50.00
A three night weekend stay at The Piggery at Low Friarside Farm, Rowlands Gill, Tyne & Wear.Converted from a former piggery, this beautiful, newly built stone holiday cottage gives spacious luxury 5 star accommodation for 6 people, set in 100 acres of woodland, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Prize valid till 31st October 2024. Donated by Ruth Stunt.Face value: £360.00Click HERE for their website.
A wonderful Elizabeth I carved oak lion 'newel post' or architectural detail, circa 1580 The magnificent, proud, beast sejant, with flowing mane, good facial features and sharp powerful front paws holding a shield carved with house or merchant initials, his long tail wraps around his back, the integral post of fluted Corinthian column form, wrapped to the base with large leaves, the strapwork carving to the plinth centred by a large oval boss, height overall 190, lion height 50.5cm, width 19cm, depth 18cm For a staircase carved with heraldic beasts see Bradninch, Devonshire, illustrated Margaret Jourdain, 'English Decoration and Furniture of the Early Renaissance 1500-1650' (1924), p. 173, fig 244. This type of tall, upright, 'pillar' was also incorporated into chimney-pieces, set away from the fire surround, which may account for it being principally carved-in-the-round. Several such interiors are illustrated ibid., including 'The Oak Room', Badminton, Gloucestershire, p. 16a, fig, 15; Carbrook Hall, Sheffield, p. 17, fig 15a & p. 56, fig. 65 and The Hall, Great Fulford, Devon, p. 51, fig. 57. There are also comparable Corinthian capitals to the fireplace at Burton Agnes, p. 77, fig. 96. A pair of comparable stone lions, from the tomb of Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk, c. 1554, are illustrated p. 69, figs. 78 & 79. Use in an interior porch is again a possibility. See ibid., p. 162-164, figs. 231-233. It could also have formed part of a hall screen
A 17th century pewter toy broad rim charger, circa 1680 With maker’s mark to single reed rim and extensive nature’s gilding, diameter 4.9cm; together with a 14th century pewter hawk bell, with hatched-decoration, a suspensory ring above and a slit below, contains sounding stone, diameter 2.4cm; together with the upper-section only of a larger similar period dress/hawk bell, diameter 3.3cm, (3)
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