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Lot 8117
Early 20th century Chinese export silver and jade brooch, oval jade plaque pierced and carved depicting flowers, within a prunus frame, stamped SterlingCondition Report:3.3cm by 6.1cm, overall, jade plaque approx 2.6cm by 3.7cm, jade with hairline visible from the back but does not appear to carry through to the front. Indistinct makers mark.
Lot 60
FONTENAY, A LATE 19TH CENTURY JADEITE JADE, RUBY, DIAMOND, PEARL AND ENAMEL CRANE BROOCH CIRCA 1860 The shaped jadeite panel with an applied crane, pavé set with rose cut diamonds, with pavé set ruby and black enamelled legs, standing amongst enamelled foliage, within a circular cut ruby and white, black and pink tipped enamel foliate border, suspending a silver tone pearl with a ruby and diamond accented cap, the reverse stamped FONTENAY FAB and F SAMPER & Co Size/dimensions: 7.6cm long, pearl 10.3mm wide Gross weight: 32.8 gramsPlease note the pearl is untested and unwarranted as natural pearl.Literature: Vever, Henri, 'French Jewellery Of The Nineteenth Century' (Tr. Purcell, Katherine), London 2001, P 645 for an illustration of this piece in its original form as a pendant Condition Report: One gem deficient on head of crane, one ruby deficient on pearl cap Three grass fronds deficient Some chipping to guilloché enamel foliage and some wear and chips to black and white enamelling Rubies of a mostly purplish red hue and fairly well matched. Some chips. Jade is of a mottled light green hue with a waxy lustre. Slightly loose in mount Pearl remains untested. Of a brownish silver hue with some pitting and circling Original pendant fitting deficient, later pin fitting soldered on, pin bent French eagle's head poincon, numbered 7715Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 1009
A graduated pair of Chinese deep spinach green jade bowls probably 20th century, of deep, rounded form, with short circular foot and slightly everted rim, the larger bowl 13in. (33cm.) diameter, the smaller bowl 10in. (25.5cm.) diameter. (2) *The smaller bowl in good condition, with no chips, cracks or other damage. The larger bowl has a repaired chip out of the side of the body of the bowl - this appears to have been caused during manufacture and repaired at that time.
Lot 1019
A Chinese hard stone seal surmounted by a hare incised decoration to the sides, matrix with seal mark, 3¾in. (9.5cm.) high, together with five snuff bottles, comprising a spinach green jade style snuff bottle of tapered spade form, a carved red cinnabar lacquer snuff bottle, white porcelain snuff bottle painted with a bearded man, white porcelain snuff bottle painted with a landscape and a blue and white porcelain snuff bottle in the form of a bearded man, all with stoppers, 2¾in. (7cm.) tallest. (6) * Seal with tiny flea-bite nibbles to corners etc, good; snuff bottles - green jade style snuff with nibbles to base rim, blue & white with hairline to neck, others good.
Lot 1032
A Chinese gilt metal, hardstone, coral and kingfisher feather hair pin Qing Dynasty, in the form of a large flower with carved pale celadon jade-style petals, surrounded by trembleuse hardstone flowers, coral and hardstone and kingfisher feather leaves, 15.75cm. long. * Some losses to the kingfisher feathers. One kingfisher feather leaf missing from top of pin. Tarnishing to gilt metal.
Lot 336
A collection of 7 stone set brooches along with a 9ct gold ring (8)Brooch with carved panels - probably jade but untested, the colourless stone is a diamond (estimated approx weight 12pts)weight of brooch overall is 4.7gGold tested as 9ctOverall condition fair to good - obvious chipping to diamond, surface abrasion to carved panels, brooch fitting opens and closes positively.
Lot 131
JADE, DIAMOND AND RUBY NECKLACE, 1963The jade spheres interspersed with jade hoops and carved jade plaques, enclosed within 18 carat gold wirework vines with floral and foliate motifs set with single-cut diamonds and circular-cut rubies, with a detachable pendant, jade untested, diamonds approx. 1.25cts total, UK import marks for 18 carat gold, lengths: necklace 42.0cm, pendant 5.5cm, fitted caseFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 367
S.T. Dupont Limited Edition "Taj Mahal" lighter. Limited edition no. 0307/2000 complete with box and papers. Purchase: 4/29/2003. The Taj Mahal is the symbol of the eternal love between Emperor Mogul, Shah Jahan and his queen, Mumtaz Mahat. On the deathbed, the Queen requested that a mausoleum be built to symbolize their love. The construction of the mausoleum, started in 1632, took 22 years and ended in 1654. Among the 20,000 participants, countless craftsmen from Europe and Central Asia also passed by. The Taj Mahal was built with materials from India and Asia, such as white marble, jade crystal, turquoise lapis lazuli, sapphires and more than 28 different types of precious and semi-precious stones. S.T. Dupont has been inspired by this mythical construction to create a collection of unique objects thanks to the skill of artisans, using noble and precious materials such as platinum and mother-of-pearl. the thin floral decorations in Mother of Pearl and pearl lace remind us of the beauty of the white marble in combination with green stone, Alpinite, and give brightness and value to the object. France, Paris, S.T. Dupont, 2003. 110 grams, gold-plated. Dim. L 3.7 cm, W 1 cm, H 5.5 cm.
Lot 821
A green drop jade pendant with yellow top, length 4.5cm, a yellow metal fan pendant with white enamel, width 2cm, approx. 2.6g, a gold-coloured mounted swivel pendant with amber and green stone, a yellow metal Mexican-style necklace pendant of moon shape with central emerald cabochon front and back, in fluted dish-form mount, with a band of graduated claw set turquoise beads, height 3cm, and a yellow metal propelling pencil with white seal top and turquoise beaded adjuster (af), extended length 7cm (5).Condition Report: Pencil has one stone missing
Lot 236
A silver mounted oval Blue John pendant; a silver Jack Spencer "Chandelier" pendant, limited edition 52/500, 5cm, certificate; a sterling silver and mother-of-pearl butterfly brooch; silver necklace chains; a pair of silver gilt Wedgwood earrings; a silver bangle; other silver jewellery, marked 925; a carved jade pig; a pewter goose brooch; etc
Lot 2026
Han Dynasty, 2nd century B.C.-1st century A.D.. Comprising a discoid body and cylindrical socket pierced twice for attachment (one piercing occluded); a circumferential zoomorphic frieze in high-relief to the exterior, displaying a procession of vegetal forms alternating with real and mythical creatures, each with stylised anatomical detailing: a monkey; a fenghuang; a leopard (or other feline); a tiger; set with a moonstone-quality khotain jade roundel, carved in high-relief with two sinuous fantastical beasts, swirling clouds in the field; minor restoration. Cf. James, C.S.Lin, The search for immortality – tomb treasures of the Han China, New Haven, 2012, fig.147, p.270, for similar jade pommel; fig. 20, for jade sword fittings; Chu A. and G., The collector’s book of Jade, New York, 1978, fig.20 a-f, for jade fittings and pommel of a sword; for similar types see also Gorelik, M., Weapons of Ancient East, IV millennium BC-IV century BC, Saint Petersburg, 2003, in Russian, see pl.XIII, nos.41,56. 387 grams, 76 mm (3 in.). Acquired from Dandelion Fine Arts, Hollywood Road, Hong Kong, 1970s.Ex Prof. David Anderson collection.UK private collection, circa 2010.Accompanied by a copy of metallurgic analytical results, written by metallurgist Dr Peter Northover (ex Department of Materials, Materials Science-Based Archaeology Group & Department of Materials, University of Oxford).Accompanied by an academic report by Dr Raffaele D'Amato. This lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by search certificate number no.12036-211774.The Khotain jade was the best 'moonstone' quality used for gilded-bronzes, and came from the White Jade River, available after the signature of a military treaty in about 69BC to 101AD. This object is believed to have been produced for a notable client, likely even for a royal given the item's similarity to a finial excavated from the tomb of a Prince of Zhongshan.
Lot 22
VICTORIAN & LATER JEWELLERY to include a 9ct gold bar brooch with central ruby, 4.5cms (across), 3.0gms, diamond set dress ring, untested believed gold, trace markings possibly Continental, size F, 2.8gms, unmarked untested signet ring, size Q, 4.8gms, carved jade brooch mounted in yellow metal, trace markings possibly 10ct, 4.25cms (across), silver hollow core bangle, half chase decorated, 7cms (across), two Cornelian and gold tone link necklaces, cherry amber type faceted bead necklace, 42cms (open l) and other interesting itemsProvenance: deceased estate Denbighshire
Lot 212
A collection of Chinese pale celadon coloured bowenite jade carvings to include a pierced group detailing a bird amongst foliage, 31cm high, a seated Buddha / Budai, temple lion, pig, horse, birds, figures etc (13) Provenance: Property of a private Cotswold collector, purchased or inherited within the last 50 years.
Lot 224
A Chinese pale jade / hardstone screen panel, carved in shallow relief to one side with blossoming chrysanthemum, 6 x 8cm, raised on a bespoke carved hardwood stand (possibly later) 10cm high combined, together with a further carved Chinese pale celadon jade / hardstone panel in the form of a butterfly with pierced and shallow carved detail, 7 x 9.5cm (2) Provenance: Property of a private Cotswold collector, purchased or inherited within the last 50 years.
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