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Lot 1633
Eight boxed Morris and Stone (Morestone) diecast vehicles comprising no.12 Volkswagen micro bus, RAC motorcycle patrol, no.17 Ford Thames 500cwt van, no.20 Plymouth Belvedere convertible, no.19 Rover '105', no.12 Volkswagen micro bus, no.14 Packard convertible and one Mobile Midget model Chevrolet Belair no.24 (9)
Lot 472
A Derby porcelain sauce bowl and cover, circa 1840, typical rounded form mounted on paw supports, painted with floral sprays and detailed with gilt highlights, Derby mark to underside, height 14cm, together with a mid 19th century Spode new stone plate decorated with iron red chinoiserie decoration, diameter 20cm
Lot 3
A Georg Jensen labradorite and opal pendant, no. 74, c.1920, an oval cabochon labradorite, rub set at the centre, with three flower heads at the compass points, each rub set with a cabohon opal. Sculptured leaves between with a looped wire surround, suspended on the original fetter link chain with a T-bar clasp. Marked Georg Jensen, 1915-1927, 830 74 CONDITION REPORT: A kink to one of the fetter links. Some surface marks to the labradorite cabochon, possibly part of the structure of the stone. Please see additional image (available upon request). Chain and clasp appear to be original to the pendant. There is a flash of blue, down the length of the stone, but the stones has to be tilted to show it.
Lot 20
A Continental cultured pearl ring, c.1970, with three graduated cultured pearls, peg set to a mirror finish oval head, in a fingerline position, knife edge shoulders to a plain shank, tested as approximately 14ct gold, finger size O LE, together with a single stone cultured pearl ring, with a cultured pearl peg set to the centre of a flat section tapering head, formed from graduated rods, marked 9ct Jayen, finger size L L/E (2)
Lot 21
A Continental single stone smokey quartz ring, c.1970, with a circular step cut smokey quartz, claw set to bead tipped collet, flat tapering shoulders to a plain shank, together with a pair of gold tiger's eye clip-on earrings, c.1970, each earring composed of a triangular tiger's eye cabochon, rub set to a cushion shaped, concave frame, with clip-on fittings. Earrings marked 9ct. Ring marked 585. Finger size N (3)
Lot 29
A single stone amber ring, c.1960, a large oval amber cabochon, rub set to a plain collet, with a tapering shank that flares to echo, but not meet, the side of the setting, marked 925, finger size M-N approximately, together with a ring formed from a large barrel shaped amber bead, c.1970, flat claw set to a flat section horseshoe style shank, marked 925, finger size I approximately (2)
Lot 626
Ungebrauchtem Zwölferblock mit vollem Originalgummi, Typen 13-14-15-16 / 21-22-23-24 / 29-31-31-32 vom Druckstein B1, in leuchtend frischen Farben, allseitig breit gerandet und meist mit Trennungslinien zwischen Klischeen zeigend. In jeder Beziehung beste Qualität, nur mit minimem, unbedeutenden Riss im Rand bei Type 15. Es handelt sich um die grösstbekannte Einheit dieses seltenen Steins. (Verkauft für CHF 52'000 als Los 539 der Sammlung Burrus bei Robson Lowe / Urs Peter Kaufmann Auktion in Basel in 1964, illustriert auf eine der Farbtafeln des Kataloges als einer der wichtigsten Stücke der Sammlung; der Block wurde einige Jahre später in London angeboten und jetzt, circa 35 Jahre später, bietet diese Auktion, die wichtige Möglichkeit, dieser Top-Rarität zu erlangen). Eine Rarität der Schweizer Philatelie, eine optimale Kombination von Schönheit und Rarität. Attest Marchand, signiert A. Diena und G. Bolaffi. SBK 16/II. Provenienz: Hind und Burrus. Rayon II without framed cross, the exceptional block of twelve, unused with original gum, types 13-14-15-16 / 21-22-23-24 / 29-31-31-32, B1 stone, of delightful freshness with very large margins on all four sides, mostly displaying the frame lines between neighbouring adhesives. The great desirability of this item is further enhanced by the absence of imperfections (a tiny tear in margin of type 15 is of no importance), this being a most remarkable feature for this large multiple. The largest multiple recorded of the rare B1 stone of this extensively used stamp. (Sold for CHF 52'000 and presented as one of the most celebrated items of the Burrus collection in 1964; few years later this item was offered in an auction in London and now, circa 35 years later,this sale offers a wonderful opportunity to acquire this gem). A great gem of Swiss philately, representing a quintessential combination of beauty and rarity. Cert. Marchand, signed A. Diena and G. Bolaffi. SBK 16/II. Provenance: Hind und Burrus.
Lot 174
1872, June 26. Envelope (reduced at base) from Grand Bourg to Basse Terre, with 1872 5c. green strip of four, wide to large margins, used to pay the inland rate of 1864 and tied by black lozenges with “Guadeloupe/Grand-Bourg” c.d.s. alongside, and arrival on reverse. Small tone spots to cover. A similar cover was illustrated on the back cover of the catalogue of the famous “Robert G. Stone Collection of French Antilles” (Robson Lowe, March 1972, sold for CHF 14,000). An extremely rare franking including one of the scarcest values of the French Colonies General issues, this being further enhanced by originating from a small locality at that time, in the smaller Island of Marie Galante. Dallay 8.
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