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Lot 1505
A large quantity of jewellery including a sapphire diamond and pearl pendant, on a fine link chain. Three other stone set pendants on fine link gold chains, thirteen stone set bracelets, a tourmaline set white gold ring with two baguette shaped shoulder diamonds in 18ct white gold. A gold ring mounted with a carnelean intaglio and various other items of jewellery etc.
Lot 1512
A small 9ct gold ring mounted with a cabochon garnet, size T1/2. Two gold rings, two gold bangles, a small gold curb-link bracelet, a seed pearl set open crescent brooch, cased. A gold daffodil pendant on a fine-link gold chain with matching gold ring and a gold curb-link bracelet, mounted with turquoise cabochons. Three assorted stone-set gold rings. Two gold wrist watches. A garnet-set gold brooch. A gold bar brooch, cased. Three stone set gold pendants and gold chains, and a fine-link Tiffany gold chain with pendant.
Lot 477
AMENDMENT TO CATALOGUE A pair of oils on board by William Havell (1782-1857) Both signed W.Havell and dated 1822. The reverse of both boards has the names J E Godolphin & R Godolphin indistinctly penciled. 35.5 x 22.8cm. William Havell came from a well-known Reading family of artists and engravers. He exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1804 and at the British Institution from 1806. He was one of the first members of the Water colour Society. In 1816 he accompanied Lord Amherst's mission to China on board 'The Alceste' as artist to the expedition. The venture was not a success for Havell and in 1817 he sailed for India. He spent nine years in India painting portraits before returning to England in 1826 after a bout of cholera. The first painting shows a young uniformed staff officer of the Honourable East India Company. He is resplendent in his double breasted scarlet tunic with dark blue facings and gold braided epaulettes. His dress sword is casually looped under his arm and he holds a bicorn hat with a red and white plume in his right hand. He stands in front of a large stone column. The background shows a palm tree, a ships mast and a large white colonial building. Note: This portrait is very similar to another portrait of Havell's in the British Library's East India Company archive, showing General Sir John Withington Adams in India. The second portrait shows a finely dressed young lady (possibly the officer's wife) in a lush garden of holly-hocks, a minaretted Indian tower in the distance. She is billowing in a confection of directoire style, embroidered white muslin, decorated with pink silk ribbons
Lot 528
The following of watercolours of local Cornish views were painted by Edwy Arthur West of Truro, who perished aboard the Titanic on the night of April 14th 1912. Provenance: From the estate of Barbara Dainton West, second to last survivor of the Titanic disaster who died in 2007 aged 96. EDWY ARTHUR WEST Stone monument in a Cornish village. 15.3 x 22.3cm.
Lot 264
An 18th Century Old English pattern table spoon, maker’s mark ‘R C’; a matched set of three Victorian fiddle pattern table spoons, maker’s marks of Robert Williams and John Stone, Exeter 1839; a set of five Victorian feather edged teaspoons, London 1842; two other teaspoons, a set of six silver-handled tea knives (cased), a Victorian fiddle pattern mustard spoon, and a silver handled sharpening steel, total approx. weight (weighable silver) 11 1/2 troy oz (19)
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