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Lot 463
An 18ct gold, platinum and solitaire diamond ring, the cushion cut stone flanked by diamond set shoulders Condition report Report by NG Total weight approx. 2.1 g (overall) Ring size approx. M. Central stone approx. 6 mm diameter, 4 mm deep. Stone heavily included. Shank stamped 18ct and PLAT. Shank and setting both worn.
Lot 87
An Edwardian 9ct gold and enamelled bar brooch, of pierced form centrally set with a seed pearl within a green enamelled surround flanked to either side by pairs of leaves set with further seed pearls, 4.5cm wide, together with a 9ct gold bar brooch centrally set with an aquamarine coloured stone, 6.5cm wide (2)
Lot 196
A diamond brooch, the two separately set old pear cut diamonds (approx. 0.75 ct each) set within a surround of eleven smaller old cut diamonds, within white metal mounts on a yellow metal bar CONDITION REPORTS General condition appears OK and conducive with age and use, would benefit from a clean, each central stone approx. 7 mm in length and approx. 5 mm in width at the widest part, stones have chips around the edges, there are several obvious inclusions visible with the naked eye, total weight approx. 5.7 gms. We are not qualified gemologists and are unable to comment on colour, clarity or inclusions, and strongly recommend viewing in person. 5 cm long
Lot 3255
A 19th century boxing belt, circa 1887 -1892, 8 Stone Champion Belt won by Nunc Wallace, of three plate form with velvet lining, embossed with boxing images Note: Edwin 'Nunc' Wallace (1869 - 1912) became one of the most successful boxers of the Victorian era, winning multiple National Championship titles and the 8 stone championship a number of times between 1887 and 1892. His most famous fight was against the American lightweight George Dixon in 1890 in the Featherweight Championships of the World. Although Wallace lost the fight, it took 18 rounds for him to finally surrender. Wallace continued to compete until 1897.
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