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Lot 177
A platinum ring, set three white faceted stones; a yellow metal Georgian style ring set with a lozenge shaped panel with cluster of diamonds; a yellow metal bar brooch set with a central pearl flanked by diamonds; another bar brooch set with central blue faceted stone flanked by chip diamonds; a yellow metal citrine set cross; a cased yellow metal stick pin with seed pearl terminal and two pearl screw ear-rings, (8)
Lot 327
A small Moorcroft squat shouldered vase of stone ground with tube lined red and blue anemone decoration, printed factory mark and paper label (approx 8 cms high) and a small Moorcroft circular lidded bowl of dark blue/green ground and tube lined polychrome hibiscus decoration (as viewed, hairline crack, 11cms dia).
Lot 226
A gentleman`s 18ct gold three stone diamond ring, with an estimated total diamond weight of approximately 2.00ct, the three graduated brilliant cut diamonds, grain set in box settings to an oval head and plain shank, London 1976. Finger size U½. Estimated approximate diamond grade. Colour H/I. Clarity SI1/SI2 - P1
Lot 244
A single stone diamond ring, a cushion cut diamond with an estimated weight of approximately 1.10ct, offset in a shallow collet to knife edge shoulders and a court section shank. Marked PLAT and tested as platinum. Finger size N3/4. Estimated approximate diamond grade. Colour I/J. Clarity VS2/SI1
Lot 283
A gold single stone diamond pendant, a brilliant cut diamond with an estimated weight of approximately 0.79ct, rub set in a plain collet, with pairs of eight cut diamonds to each side, an integral close link curb chain with side lever clasp, marked 750 and tested as approximately 18ct gold. Estimated approximate diamond grade. Colour J/K. Clarity P1-P2
Lot 449
An English delft Plate, c.1700, possibly Bristol, painted in blue yellow and manganese with a warrior on horseback, a quiver by his leg, cracks and chips, 26.5cm. For a similar plate, see Britton, Frank, English Delftware in the Bristol Collection, 1982, p.300, no. 19.29 where he describes it as extraordinary. This lead glazed back piece is rather better painted than the Stone Hodges piece illustrated.
Lot 754
Sir William Rothenstein (1872-1945) ILES FARM, GLOUCESTERSHIRE Oil on canvas 76.5 x 101.5cm. Provenance: The estate of the artist; thence by descent. Rothenstein bought Iles Farm in 1912, along with fifty-five acres of land at Far Oakridge, near Stroud, overlooking the Golden Valley. He renovated it and settled there, keeping a house in the area until his death. He produced many pictures of the farm and neighbouring villages and wrote, "Stone buildings always move me - austere in grey weather, pale, livid even, against a stormy sky, they are warm and sparkling in the sunlight".
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