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Click here to subscribeA coral single-stone ring - Tests as higher carat gold - Ring size N - Weight approx 4.0gms - Together with a citrine and turquoise cluster ring - Tests as 9ct gold - Ring size L - Weight approx 2.3gms Condition Report: Good - With light surface scratches - Coral untested for natural colour origin
An early 20th century 18ct gold diamond three-stone ring - - The old-cut diamonds inset to the plain band - Estimated total diamond weight 1.0ct - Estimated K-tinted colour - SI1-P2 clarity - Hallmarked London, 1907 - Ring size V 1/2 - Weight approx 9.2gms Condition Report: Good to fair - With light surface dents and scratches - Diamonds vary in quality - Chip to table of centre stone - Evidence of sizing to centre stone
A diamond three-stone ring - Size K 1/2 - Together with a bi-colour diamond twist ring - Size L - Both with marks indicating 18ct gold - Total weight approx 8.6gms Condition Report: Fair - With surface dents and scratches - Evidence of sizing to band ring - Slightly misshapen - Diamonds bright
An 18ct gold diamond five-stone ring - The graduated princess-cut diamonds within a channel setting - Estimated total diamond weight 1.40cts - Estimated H-I colour, VS2-SI1 clarity - Hallmarked London - Ring size N - Weight approx 6.2gms Condition Report: Good - With light surface scratches - Diamonds lively and bright
A pair of Danish silver earrings in the form of fish, a Danish silver brooch in the form of Love Birds , a silver and marcasite crucifix, a brooch in the form of a Viking ship, a bar brooch with iridescent blue stone to centre, a silver, marcasite and dark blue stone brooch and three other pairs of earrings Condition report: All in good order
An Italian silver bracelet, a Sterling silver and Wedgwood Jasperware Cameo necklace and pendant, a silver locket and chain, two silver hoop earrings, a pair of silver and light blue stone earrings and matching pendant, a pair of silver and amber earrings and three other pairs of earrings Condition report: All in good order
Lord Nelson's attack on the Danish Line and City of Copenhagen - April 2nd 1801 - from a drawing made on the spot by Captain William Bligh of H.M. Ship Glatton - drawn on stone by T. Dighton, printed by C. Hullmandel - an uncommon original lithograph circa 1820, frame size 77cm x 33cm - Captain Bligh is best known for his part in the Mutiny of the Bounty Condition report: With original fold marks and a few light foxing spots
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