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Lot 174
Vintage Style Red Coral, Diamond and 18 Karat White Gold Floating Stone Bracelet. Comprised of 20 Red Coral Stones set in Approx. 6.0 Carats of Round Brilliant Diamond Bezels, Nearly Invisibly Linked. Diamond Clasp. Signed 18K. Good Condition or Better. Measures 7 Inches Length, 1-1/8 Inches Width. Weighs Approx.19.2 Pennyweights 25 Grams. Shipping 30.00
Lot 1664
OUTSTANDING 1950S BAROQUE PEARL, DIAMOND AND TURQUOISE BAGPIPE BROOCH BY CHAUMET with a large baroque pearl to represent the bag measuring 19mm across, the pipes set with small brilliant cut diamonds and one with a single turquoise stone, in gold with continental marks, marked 'Chaumet, Paris', 6cm high, previously sold in Sotheby's Gleneagles Hotel Jewels Auction
Lot 1708
CERTIFICATED NATURAL SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING the central oval sapphire of 6.26 carats with certificate from The Gem and Pearl Laboratory London stating it to be a natural stone with no evidence of heat treatment observed, flanked by two diamonds totalling approximately 0.80 carats, in eighteen carat gold
Lot 180
Benjamin Williams Leader (1831-1923) - Bransford Bridge, Worcestershire Oil on canvas Signed lower left, inscribed Bransford Bridge,/Worcestershire./B.W. Leader. R.A. (on an old label on the reverse) Circa 1870 36 x 52 cm. (14 1/4 x 20 1/2 in) Provenance: Possibly purchased from the artist by Hawkins, May 1872 (£70); With Henry J. Mullen, Ltd., Harrogate; Private Collection, UK. Sale. Christie's, London, 23rd November, 2004 , British Pictures 1500-1850 and Victorian Pictures , lot 113 (est. £8,000-12,000); Christopher Wood Gallery; from whom purchased by Mallett, 2008 Literature: The artist s own records, 1872. Leader was a Worcestershire artist, and during the 1860s to mid 1870s lived in Whittington, a village just outside Worcester and not far from Bransford Bridge on the river Teme. Stylistically, the work is in keeping with Leader s pictures of this period. Bransford Bridge is located a few miles west of Worcester on the road to Hereford (today s A4103). The charming wooden bridge no longer exists, although the stone buttress supports still stand, obscured by the riverbank. There is a concrete replacement bridge standing today. Lot offered without reserve.
Lot 369
INDIA - 1854 ½a die I, proof in pale vermilion for the 'A1' trial stone, horizontal pair (pos 9-10, watermark reversed) from left of sheet showing part inscription "eet" (from 'NINE RUPEES per whole sheet'), a fine and rare positional piece, the issued stamps have shorter marginal inscriptions so that the margin by pos 9 has no inscription (Spence 120)
Lot 376
INDIA - 1854 ½ blue, die I, "A" stone (SG 2), complete unused sheet of 96 (8x12) with full margins and May 1854 imprint at foot, lightly toned and some imperfections incl marginal hole below pos 92, crease in right margin and in columns 3 and 4, still well above average for a sheet from this die, which is much rarer in sheet format than die II stamps, ex Cama
Lot 410
INDIA - 1854 ½a indigo, die II, "C" stone (SG 7), complete unused sheet of 96 (8x12) with full margins and Aug 1854 imprint at foot. Lightly toned as often, light vertical crease through fifth column and a couple of other minor imperfections, a rare and spectacular piece, BPA Cert (1993) ex Cama
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