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An Art Deco emerald and diamond plaque ring by Cartier London, circa 1930, the central square cut emerald (cracked) in a rub over setting above a surround of 16 pave set old brilliant cut diamonds, approximately 0.80 carats total, to baguette cut diamond single stone shoulders, signed Cartier London and numbered 1330
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An unusual golden moonstone single stone ring, the large circular moonstone cabochon of golden orange hue rub over set to a textured satinised mount and shank, stamped ‘750’ The rare golden orange variety of moonstone is from the orthoclase variety of feldspars, and is coloured by iron impurities, such as the example offered here. It is found in Madagascar, but is much rarer than its bluish grey cousin, commonly known as moonstone. It is often confused with a man made material marketed as sunstone, but which bares little resemblance to the delicate schiller and reflective properties of the natural stone.
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A pair of ruby and diamond cluster stud earrings, the central oval mixed-cut rubies, weighing 1.54 carats and 1.56 carats, each claw set within a round brilliant cut diamond ten stone border, approximately 2.00 carats total, each stud set with a single eight-cut diamond to the reverse, stamped ‘18k’ & ‘750’
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A diamond single stone ring, the brilliant cut diamond, stated to weigh 1.38 carats, set in a raised four claw coronet to a tapered platinum band shank, hallmarked Sheffield 2000, finger size L Offered for sale with a copy of an HRD Certificate dated 7th July 2004 stating that the diamond is: E colour VS2 Clarity
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A lady’s early 20th century gold and diamond ring watch, circa 1920, with a silvered dial with black Roman numerals, round case with a rose diamond 17 stone bezel and a domed glass on a ring shank with open fleur-de-lys shoulders, small Swiss cylinder movement wound by rotating the bezel, the movement circa 1915
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Kutchinsky, a lady’s 18 carat white gold and diamond bracelet watch, circa 1969, ref;81601, signed lapis lazuli dial with gilt dauphin hands, two piece round case with a round brilliant diamond 28 stone single line bezel, on an integral textured block bracelet with import hallmarks for London 1969, Lu Chopard 17 jewel movement, no.R/014
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Tregent, London, a George III gilded open face pocket watch with quarter repeat, no.3022, circa 1795, the verge movement with a scroll and foliate engraved balance cock and foot with a diamond end-stone, a brass balance, Bosley type regulation indicator, turned pillars and striking the quarters on gongs, the white enamelled dial with black Roman numerals, the case maker ‘P’ over ‘JD’ over ‘.W’ See Baille, G.H., Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World where James Tregent, London is recorded as ‘A famous maker’, Clockmakers Company 1759, free 1781-1808. Watchmaker to The Prince of Wales and watches and clocks in several collections.
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Geo Colman, London, a George III silver pair case pocket watch, no.1001, circa 1807, the cylinder movement with a foliate engraved balance cock and foot with diamond end-stone, a steel balance with three finely beveled arms, brass Bosley-type regulation dial, turned pillars and ruby end-stone to escape wheel, the white enamelled dial with subsidiary seconds and black Roman numerals, the cases hallmarked 1807
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Allport, Birmingham, a George IV 18 carat gold open face pocket watch, circa 1829, no.7589, the fusee verge movement with a plain balance cock with a diamond end-stone, a steel balance, Bosley type regulation and turned pillars, the gold engine turned dial with a central lobed floret and raised Roman numerals on a radiating ground and a pink, green and white bloomed gold floral border, and winding aperture, engine turned two piece hinged case with floral chased borders, hallmarked London 1929, case maker ‘RM’
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George Ritchie, Arbroath, a Victorian 18 carat gold open face pocket watch, no.4417, circa 1850, the English fusee lever movement with a foliate engraved balance cock with a diamond end-stone and a gold balance, gold dial with a foliate engraved centre, raised gold Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the three piece engine turned case with a foliate cartouche and hallmarked London 1850
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Graham, Wakefield, a Victorian 18 carat gold open face pocket watch, no.35400, circa 1871, the English fusee lever movement with a plain balance cock with a ruby end-stone, and a steel balance, the engine turned and foliate engraved gold dial with black Roman numerals, the foliate engraved case hallmarked London 1871
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E F Ashley, 2 Green Terrace, Clarkenwell, a Victorian 18ct gold cased open-face pocket watch, circa 1875, no.01984, with an English three-quarter plate fusee lever movement, with a split bi-metallic balance, flat balance spring and diamond end stone, white dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, signed ‘Edwd F. Ashley, London 01984’, the three-piece hinged case engraved with a shield and garter cartouche and hallmarked London 1875, together with a Swiss gold keyless fob watch, stamped ‘9c’, and a gold-plated ‘Albert’ curb link
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McCabe, Royal Exchange London, a Victorian 18 carat gold hunter cased pocket watch, no.08500, circa 1876, with an English keywind fusee lever movement with a foliate engraved balance cock with ruby end-stone, a gold oversprung balance and turned pillars, signed white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and gold fleur-de-lys hands, four piece engine turned hinged case hallmarked London 1876, together with a Victorian gold rope chain
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