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25 & 26 March 2020OXFORD

Jewellery &WatchesSilver& ObjetsdeVertu

Modern British & Post-War Art22 May 2020OXFORD

FURTHER CONSIGNMENTS INVITED

John Piper (1903-1992) ‘Bastle House, Doddington’,1975, mixed media£3000-5000

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Mallams Auctioneers, Bocardo House, St Michael’s Street Oxford OX1 2EB

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ViewingSaturday 21 March 9am – 1pmMonday 23 and Tuesday 24 March 9am – 5pmAnd the morning of each sale day

Thursday 26 March at 11am

Wednesday 25 March at 11am

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Front cover – Lot 222Back cover – Lot 586

Any lot not illustrated in the catalogue can be viewed online at www.mallams.co.uk

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Jewellery & Watches 1 – 311

Coins, Medals & Banknotes 312 - 384

Silver & Objets de Vertu 401 – 686

Condition Reports and Images: [email protected]

Important Sale Notice:Buyer’s premium 27% inclusive of VAT on each lot

Lots purchased via saleroom.com will incur an additional charge of 4.95% + VAT

Please note that condition reports are not printed in the catalogue or on our website. However, we are happy to provide them when requested, subject to our terms and conditions of sale.

Condition reports will be accepted up to 3pm on the day before the sale. Multiple or complicated requests for condition reports and images will be completed at our discretion.

The absence of any reference to condition in any description does not imply the lot is without fault.

Important Gemstones Notice:Some lots are accompanied by reports issued by gemmological laboratories containing an opinion on some or all of the gemstones within that lot. The content of these reports is not guaranteed by Mallams and we cannot be held responsible for any disagreement regarding the content of them, or for a retrospective change in opinion provided by alternative laboratories after the sale.

It is common practice for coloured gemstones such as jade, emerald and sapphire to be treated to enhance their appearance. Jade may be bleached, polymer/resin filled and dyed, or subjected to a combination of these treatments. Emeralds may be treated with oils or resins to improve their colour and clarity, similarly sapphires and rubies are routinely heated for the same purpose. Staining, irradiation and coating treatments may also be used and some treatments are not permanent. Prospective buyers should assume that all coloured gemstones sold by Mallams may have been treated, unless stated to the contrary in the catalogue description.

Order of SaleMallams

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Coins, Medals & Banknotes

Lots 1 - 311

Lots 312 - 384

1. A 9CT GOLD FANCY-LINK BRACELET, of twist design,length 19cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

2. A 9CT GOLD GATE-LINK BRACELET, with padlockclasp, length 18cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

3. A 9CT GOLD FANCY-LINK BRACELET BYUNOAERRE, designed as a line of oval panels with beaded borders,inscribed ‘ANN’, length 21cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

4. TWO 9CT GOLD BANGLES, the first of continuous twistdesign, by Unoaerre, the second of hinged oval faceted design, firstbangle inner diameter 6.5cm (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

5. A LATE VICTORIAN RUBY AND DIAMOND SETPANEL BROOCH, the navette-shaped panel applied withropetwist wirework, foliage and beads, 15ct gold mounted, and aVictorian scrolled panel brooch, with glazed aperture, first broochlength 4.85cm (2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

6. A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY HARDSTONESEAL FOBS, to include a citrine example, with incised armorial andscrolled mount, two cornelian examples, each with profuselydecorated scrolled mount, suspended from a similar split ring fitting,two further examples, and a watch key, first seal fob length 3.45cm (6)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

7. A HARDSTONE PANEL BRACELET, designed as a seriesof banded agate and chalcedony batons with foliate engraved caps, toa similarly engraved padlock clasp with cornelian panel, white metalmounted, together with a Scottish hardstone and stone set circularpanel brooch, (later fitting), bracelet length 20cm (2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

8. TWO VICTORIAN 18CT GOLD SIGNET RINGS, thefirst with incised armorial and motto, with reverse presentationinscription dated 1864, the second with crested bloodstone panel,hallmarked for Birmingham 1888, ring sizes approximately N and Prespectively (2)£350-450 (plus 27% BP*)

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9. A CURB-LINK BRACELET, stamped ‘9 .375’, with later 9ctgold padlock clasp, length 20cm £150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

10. A 9CT GOLD FANCY CURB-LINK BRACELET, withpadlock clasp, length 20.5cm £300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

11. A 9CT GOLD ROLLER CURB-LINK BRACELET,length 19.5cm £100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

12. A HARDSTONE AND BRAMAH KEY SIGNETRING, the circular compartment with cornelian cover andbloodstone base, opening to reveal a hinged Bramah key, stamped‘18ct’, ring size V½ £800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)

13. A SCOTTISH HARDSTONE PANEL BROOCH, thefoliate scroll engraved panel highlighted with oval mixed-cut citrinesand banded agate segments, white metal mounted, length 6.1cm £50-70 (plus 27% BP*)

14. A LATE VICTORIAN CITRINE AND PEARLBROOCH, the shaped openwork panel centred with a circularmixed-cut citrine between pairs of pearls, framed by ropetwist andbeaded borders, the reverse with presentation inscription dated 1893,stamped ‘15ct’, (pearls untested for origin), length 4.9cm £80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

15. A 19TH CENTURY HARDSTONE PANELBRACELET, designed as a series of square panels inset with vari-coloured jasper and banded agate segments, spaced by similarly setbatons, engraved with flowerhead and foliate scroll borders,suspending a shield-shaped padlock clasp of conforming design, glazedverso, (one panel deficient, one baton possibly replaced), length 21cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

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16. A 19TH CENTURY HARDSTONE CAMEOPENDANT/BROOCH, the oval agate panel carved to depict aclassical male portrait profile, glazed verso, length 4.5cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

17. A 19TH CENTURY HARDSTONE SEAL FOBPENDANT, modelled as a blackamoor, with carved hardstone bodyand head, surmounted by a rose-cut diamond and oval mixed-cut redstone set bale, together with a Georgian black enamel and hairworkmemorial pendant, with inscription dated 1784, and a bloodstone sealfob pendant, on a fine chain, first pendant length 3.2cm (3)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

18. A VICTORIAN SHELL CAMEO BROOCH, the ovalshell cameo carved to depict a bacchante, to a bead and wireworkdecorated frame, length 5.4cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

19. A 19TH CENTURY HARDSTONE INTAGLIORING, the oval cornelian panel incised with a classical male portraitprofile, in fluted closed-back setting, between scrolled openworkshoulders, gold mounted, ring size approximately L-M£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

20. TWO CAMEO RINGS, the first centred with an oval shellcameo, carved to depict a classical male portrait profile, to anoctagonal black enamel ground, the second with a circular cameo,carved to depict a classical female portrait profile, ring sizes N and Qrespectively (2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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21. TWO GEORGIAN MEMORIAL BAND RINGS, thefirst with black enamel reeded decoration, inscribed ‘Dorothy Bell,OBIIT 31 Aug 1796, AE 63’, the second with white enamel decoration,inscribed ‘Rob. Sanderson, OB 7 Oc 1729, AE 32’, ring sizes M and Irespectively (2)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

22. A 9CT GOLD BELCHER-LINK CHAIN, length 61cm£650-750 (plus 27% BP*)

23. A 9CT GOLD BELCHER-LINK CHAIN, length 70cm£400-500 (plus 27% BP*)

24. A YELLOW PRECIOUS METAL CURB-LINKCHAIN, length 41cm£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

25. A VICTORIAN FANCY-LINK BRACELET, ofexpanding design, stamped ‘15’, maximum length approximately 22cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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26. TWO VICTORIAN PLAITED HAIRWORKMEMORIAL BRACELETS, the first with an oval panel clasp,profusely engraved with flowerheads, ferns and ivy leaves, the secondwith a rectangular panel clasp, first bracelet length 18cm (2)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

27. A 19TH CENTURY SHELL CAMEO CLASP, the ovalshell cameo carved to depict a classical female portrait profile, withina border of repeating flowerheads and foliage, gilt metal mounted,(tongue fitting deficient), length 4.5cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

28. A VICTORIAN BANDED AGATE SWAGNECKLACE, designed as a series of banded agate cabochonsspaced by trace-link swags, to a similarly set clasp, (some swagsdeficient), length 47cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

29. AN IRISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL REVIVAL PANELBROOCH BY WEST & SON, of fluted form with engravedborders, signed and stamped ‘15ct’, length 3.3cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

30. A BELCHER-LINK LONG CHAIN, with swivel clasp,stamped ‘9ct’, length 87cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

31. A 9CT GOLD FANCY-LINK BRACELET, of brick-linkdesign, with Birmingham hallmark, length 18.5cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

32. A SNAKE-LINK CHAIN, with belcher-link extension andswivel clasp stamped ‘15’, length 41.5cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

33. A YELLOW PRECIOUS METAL FANCY-LINKLONG CHAIN, (clasp deficient), length 158cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

34. A FANCY-LINK ALBERT CHAIN, comprising a line ofalternate faceted belcher links and pierced lattice decorated links, withswivel clasps stamped ‘9ct’, suspending an oval locket pendant and sealfob, chain length 36cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

35. A VICTORIAN FANCY-LINK ALBERT CHAIN,comprising a series of faceted belcher and star decorated links, withswivel clasp and T-bar stamped ‘9ct’, suspending a shield-shaped locketpendant, chain length 38cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

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36. A SHELL CAMEO BROOCH, the oval shellcameo carved to depict a bouquet of flowers and birds, to apierced decorated mount, length 6.1cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

37. A 19TH CENTURY HAIRWORK AND HALFPEARL MEMORIAL RING, the cushion-shapedhairwork panel bordered by a row of half pearls, goldmounted, (shank split, half pearls untested for origin), ringsize approximately M£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

38. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising adiamond and half pearl star brooch, stamped ‘15ct’, withlater fitting, a cabochon turquoise panel ring, a pearl spacerchain necklace, a cultured pearl set floral panel brooch,stamped ‘15ct’, and a wreath brooch, (all pearls untested fororigin), first brooch length 2.9cm, ring size M½ (5)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

39. A DIAMOND AND HALF PEARL CRESCENTBROOCH, designed as a crescent moon, with two rows ofgraduated half pearls, enclosing a single-cut diamond set star,together with a citrine and half pearl brooch/pendant, ofsnowflake design, (half pearls untested for origin), firstbrooch length 2.8cm (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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40. A GEORGIAN ENAMEL AND GEM SETMEMORIAL RING, the fluted pink cabochon centredwith a half pearl set star motif, on a black enamel band withmemorial inscription dated 1768, (half pearl untested fororigin), ring size approximately K£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

41. A 19TH CENTURY IVORY ANDHAIRWORK MEMORIAL PENDANT, the ivorymount carved with flowerheads and foliage surmounted by aribbon bow, enclosing an oval glazed compartment withplaited hairwork, length 5.3cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

42. A SEED PEARL PENDANT NECKLACE, thechrysanthemum-shaped panel of graduated seed pearlsissuing two seed pearl tassel drops, suspended from a seedpearl necklace, with later clasp, accompanied by a similarlyset panel brooch (some pearls deficient, all pearls untestedfor origin), necklace length 45cm (2)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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43. A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY ANDLATER SEED PEARL JEWELLERY, comprising aseed pearl flowerhead pendant, suspended from a seed pearlfancy-link collar necklace, two pairs of seed pearl clusterearrings, a pair of seed pearl ear pendants, (drops detached),an enamel, diamond and seed pearl panel brooch, andfurther items, necklace length 33.5cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

44. A HALF PEARL BANGLE, of hinged ovaltrifurcated form, applied with a frieze of half pearl setflowerheads, stamped ‘15’, (half pearls untested for origin),inner diameter 5.7cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

45. A LATE VICTORIAN HALF PEARL ANDDIAMOND SET PANEL BRACELET, the articulatedexpanding bracelet of lattice design, centred with anopenwork panel modelled as a lyre, with Swiss-cut diamondaccent and half pearl border, inscribed ‘C. H. 17.9.1891’,cased, (half pearls untested for origin), panel length 2.3cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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46. A GEORGIAN DIAMOND, ENAMEL ANDHAIRWORK MEMORIAL PANEL RING, thenavette-shaped panel centred with an ivory plaque, painteden grisaille to depict a maiden resting on an anchor,symbolising Hope, edged by rose-cut diamonds, to a plaitedhairwork ground, with red enamel and bead borders, goldmounted, ring size L½£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

47. AN ENAMEL PENDANT, the circular panelinscribed ‘West Highland White Terrier Club’, stamped ‘9 375’, and a Victoria gold sovereign, dated 1887, pendantlength 3cm (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

48. TWO SOUTH AFRICA ONE POND COINS,dated 1896, later adapted as a brooch with soldered fittings,length 4.35cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

49. A DIAMOND SET BAND RING, the 18ct goldband centred with a round brilliant-cut diamond in star-shaped gypsy setting, diamond weight approximately 0.12ct,ring size approximately M-N£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)



50. A HALF PEARL SET SWALLOWS BROOCH, designed astwo swallows in flight, highlighted with graduated half pearls and cabochonred stone eyes, later fitting, (half pearls untested for origin), together with adiamond set panel brooch, of scrolled openwork design, 9ct gold mounted,an oval shell came brooch, and a pendant, first brooch length 5.4cm (4)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

51. A VICTORIAN GEM SET PENDANT NECKLACE, theknot-shaped panel with foliate decoration, centred with a trio of ovalbloodstone cabochons enclosing a circular mixed-cut blue stone,suspending two foliate bead drops of adjustable length, on a fancy-link chainwith later clasp, panel length 3.1cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

52. A VICTORIAN GARNET PANEL BROOCH, modelled as ascrolled belt, with wirework and engraved foliate decoration, applied withoval mixed-cut garnets in closed foil-backed settings and suspending asimilarly set drop below, length 4.9cm£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

53. A VICTORIAN GOLD AND HALF PEARL LOCKETPENDANT, the oval hinged locket of bloomed finish, applied with a halfpearl set horseshoe motif, length 6cm£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

54. A LATE VICTORIAN SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND SETPANEL BROOCH, the navette-shaped panel centred with a circular-cutsapphire and rose-cut diamond cluster in star-shaped setting, bordered byropetwist wirework, beads and foliage, 15ct gold mounted, glazed verso,length 4.5cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

55. A HALF PEARL BROOCH/PENDANT, the openworkquatrefoil panel centred with a flowerhead cluster, set throughout withgraduated half pearls, stamped ‘15ct’, together with a diamond and halfpearl crescent and star brooch, stamped ‘SS18’, and a half pearl andturquoise set panel brooch, stamped ‘15’, (half pearls untested for origin),pendant/brooch length 2.7cm (3)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

56. A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SWALLOW BROOCHES, eachnaturalistically modelled as a swallow in flight, connected by a trace-linkchain with pearl spacers, suspending two pear-shaped turquoise cabochondrops, brooches width 2.7cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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57. AN AMETHYST AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING,the octagonal mixed-cut amethyst millegrain set within a border ofround brilliant-cut diamonds, above a pierced gallery, two colourprecious metal mounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.65ct,ring size O£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

58. AN AMETHYST SINGLE STONE PENDANTNECKLACE, the cushion-shaped mixed-cut amethyst in clawsetting, below a linear surmount, suspended from a trace-link chainwith clasp stamped ‘9ct’, together with a purple paste and half pearlbar brooch, indistinctly stamped ‘9ct’, pendant length 3.4cm (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

59. A 19TH CENTURY AMETHYST PANEL BROOCH,circa 1820-30, the oval mixed-cut amethyst bordered by cannetillework beads and scrolls, together with an amethyst single stonebrooch, with pinched collet setting, (adapted), lengths 3.5cm and2.4cm respectively (2)£350-450 (plus 27% BP*)

60. AN ENAMEL AND DIAMOND SET FOB WATCH,the circular dial with Arabic numerals and scroll pierced hands, to akeyless wind movement, the textured case modelled as a pansyflowerhead, centred with a rose-cut diamond and heightened withgraduated white and purple enamel, stamped ‘K18’ and numbered15066, case width 2.7cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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61. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, to include a pair ofdiamond and vari gem-set ear clips, modelled as a spray offlowerheads and fruits, white metal mounted, stamped ‘925’, a pair ofamethyst ear pendants, each oval mixed-cut amethyst drop within abeaded border, on wire fittings, a green hardstone and diamond setheart-shaped pendant, two freshwater pearl and diamond setpendants on chains, a white metal and enamel half hunter fob watch,and assorted further jewellery and costume items, ear clips length2.5cm (qty) (also illustrated on page 22)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

62. A 19TH CENTURY AMETHYST AND HALFPEARL PENDANT/BROOCH, the cross-shaped panel centredwith a cluster of half pearls, enclosing an oval mixed-cut amethyst infoiled closed-back setting, bordered by clusters of similarly set circularmixed-cut amethysts, the reverse with hinged pendant and claspfittings, (pin deficient), length 4.6cm£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

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63. A GARNET RIVIÈRE AND SWAG NECKLACE, designed as a line of graduatedcushion-shaped mixed-cut garnets in closed-back settings, suspending three similarly set swagsspaced by single garnet pendant drops, length 37cm£800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)

64. AN EDWARDIAN 18CT GOLD SIGNET RING, the shield-shaped panel betweentapered fluted shoulders, monogrammed, hallmarked for Birmingham 1909, together with a pair ofoval panel cufflinks, with engraved wriggle work borders and chain-link fittings, monogrammed,stamped ‘9ct’, ring size K½ (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

65. A COLLECTION OF RINGS, comprising a diamond single stone ring, stamped ‘Plat’, adiamond set band ring, 18ct gold mounted, a diamond and gem set dress ring, stamped ‘14k’, an 18ctwhite gold engraved wedding band, and a white stone full hoop ring, 9ct gold mounted, first ring sizeF (5)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

66. A CHARM BRACELET, the belcher-link bracelet stamped ‘9 375’, suspending a collectionof assorted 9ct gold and yellow metal mounted charms, to include a post box and a watermill, length18cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

67. A DIAMOND THREE STONE RING, the graduated round brilliant and old-cutdiamonds in claw setting, two colour precious metal mounted, together with a diamond single stone ring, a 9ct gold signet ring, and a citrine single stone ring, first ring size M (4)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

68. AN AMETHYST AND HALF PEARL CLUSTER PENDANT, collet set with oval mixed-cut amethysts, suspendedfrom a curb-link chain, 9ct gold mounted, and an Art Nouveau gilt metal medallist brooch, depicting Joan of Arc, signed Becker, pendantlength 3.8cm (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

69. AN EDWARDIAN DIAMOND SINGLE STONE GYPSY RING, the old-cut diamond in star-shaped setting, to atapered 18ct gold mount hallmarked for London 1907, ring size H½£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

70. A YELLOW PRECIOUS METAL ROPETWIST-LINK CHAIN, of hollow design, stamped ‘750’, length 40.5cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

71. A YELLOW PRECIOUS METAL CURB-LINK CHAIN, stamped ‘9kt’ and ‘375’, length 46cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

72. A SOVEREIGN PENDANT, the Victoria gold sovereign dated 1853, loose mounted to a 9ct gold scrolled pendant mount,length 3.3cm£180-220 (plus 27% BP*)

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73. A 19TH CENTURY TURQUOISE AND HALFPEARL PANEL BROOCH, the undulating openwork panel ofscrolls and shells highlighted with channels of graduated turquoisecabochons and half pearls, two colour mounted, cased, (half pearlsuntested for origin), length 5.3cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

74. A VICTORIAN GEM SET SERPENT NECKLACE,designed as an articulated serpent, the head pavé set with graduatedcabochon turquoises, cabochon ruby eyes and rose-cut diamondeyebrows, issuing a forked tongue clasp, (one turquoise cabochon andfitting deficient), length 39cm£1200-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

75. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY TURQUOISE ANDDIAMOND PANEL RING, the central oval cabochon turquoisein millegrain collet setting, bordered by sinuous scrolls of graduatedrose-cut diamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, panel length2.8cm, ring size K½£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

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76. A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, the tiered cluster ofgraduated round brilliant-cut diamonds in claw setting, to a taperedmount of pierced abstract design, 18ct two colour gold mounted,(one diamond deficient), maker’s mark TLD, total diamond weightapproximately 0.30ct, ring size S£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

77. A COLLECTION OF GEM SET DRESS RINGS,comprising a moonstone dress ring, of abstract foliate design, amoonstone and diamond dress ring, a 9ct gold buckle ring, an opalthree stone ring, an opal and white stone cluster ring, and an opalsingle stone ring, first ring size V (6)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

78. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a pair ofopal and diamond ear pendants, on later wire fittings, a white stonependant, on 9ct gold curb-link chain, a further 9ct gold curb-link chain,three cluster rings, each 9ct gold mounted, and a single stone ring, earpendants length 4.1cm (7)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)


79. A DIAMOND SET PANEL BRACELET, designed as aline of shaped rectangular panels, spaced by square diamond setlinks, stamped ‘375’, together with a diamond set dress ring, of twocolour brick-link design, bracelet length 19.3cm (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

80. TWO DIAMOND SET PENDANT NECKLACES,the first suspending a briolette-cut blue stone drop, below a taperedbaguette and round brilliant-cut diamond set surmount, stamped‘750’, on a white metal chain, the second designed as a mabe pearlenclosed by single-cut diamond set foliage, 14ct white goldmounted, on a 9ct white gold box-link chain, first pendant length4.1cm (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

81. THREE GEM SET DRESS RINGS, comprising adiamond and red stone crossover ring, two colour precious metalmounted, a sapphire and diamond cluster ring, 9ct gold mounted,and a citrine single stone ring, stamped ‘9ct’, first ring size P (3)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

82. AN AMETHYST AND CITRINE PENDANTNECKLACE, designed as a trace-link chain, terminating with apear-shaped mixed-cut amethyst and similarly cut citrine, togetherwith a pair of 9ct gold hollow bangles, of hinged oval form, and acurb-link chain, stamped ‘375’, pendant necklace length 66cm (4)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

83. AN OPAL AND DIAMOND HALF HOOP RING,the graduated oval cabochon opals spaced by lasque-cut diamondpoints, (one diamond deficient), together with a half pearl whorlpanel brooch, (later fitting, half pearls untested for origin), ring size N(2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

84. A PERIDOT AND HALF PEARL PANELBROOCH, the openwork panel centred with a three-leaf cloverof heart-shaped peridots enclosing a central half pearl, stamped‘15ct’, (half pearl untested for origin), length 2.75cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

85. AN AMETHYST AND CULTURED PEARLCLUSTER RING, the oval mixed-cut amethyst claw set within acultured pearl border, 9ct gold mounted, ring size P£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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86. A 9CT GOLD BELCHER-LINK CHAIN BYUNOAERRE, length 65cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

87. A SAPPHIRE AND OPAL THREE STONERING, the oval mixed-cut sapphire claw set between twooval cabochon opals, 9ct gold mounted, ring size T£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

88. A COLLECTION OF VICTORIAN ANDLATER JEWELLERY, comprising a diamond and pearlstick pin, (pearl untested for natural/cultured origin), asapphire and pearl set panel brooch, 15ct gold mounted, adiamond set panel brooch, stamped ‘9ct’, a paste panelbrooch, a silver hinged bangle, and further items (12)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

89. A RUBY SINGLE STONE RING, the ovalcabochon ruby in collet setting, yellow precious metalmounted, stamped ‘18k’, ring size approximately K-L£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

90. A CULTURED PEARL SINGLE STONE RING,the cultured pearl measuring approximately 13.7mm indiameter, 18ct gold mounted, maker’s mark M.B.S, togetherwith a boulder opal single stone ring by the same maker,silver mounted, ring sizes Q½ and R respectively (2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

91. AN AQUAMARINE SINGLE STONE RING,the cushion-shaped mixed-cut aquamarine in six-claw setting,between tubular shoulders, yellow precious metal mounted,ring size N½£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

92. A VARI GEM-SET BRACELET, designed as tworows of vari-coloured oval mixed-cut gemstones andcoloured stones, to include garnets and zircons, spaced bycircular mixed-cut white stones, length 17.8cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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93. A CULTURED PEARL NECKLACE WITHRUBY AND DIAMOND CLASP, comprising twostrands of graduated cultured pearls, to a cluster panel clasp,centred with an oval mixed-cut ruby bordered by baguetteand round brilliant-cut diamonds, white precious metalmounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.30ct,shortest length 73cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

94. A DIAMOND SET FEATHER BROOCH,centred with a channel of graduated single-cut diamonds,two colour precious metal mounted, maker’s mark LB,stamped ‘750’, total diamond weight approximately 0.20ct,length 6.7cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

95. A RUBY AND DIAMOND DRESS RING, thetapered band centred with a circular cabochon ruby inlozenge-shaped setting, between channels of round brilliant-cut diamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, totaldiamond weight approximately 0.30ct, ring size K½£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

96. A PAIR OF DIAMOND CLUSTER EARSTUDS, each flowerhead cluster of round brilliant-cutdiamonds in claw setting, with threaded post and butterflyfittings, 18ct yellow gold mounted, maker’s mark DTT Co,(one diamond loose), total diamond weight approximately2.80ct, cluster length 1.3cm£800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)

97. A DIAMOND AND GEM SET BRACELETWATCH BY BUECHE-GIROD, the circular silvered dialwith baton markers, to a jewelled manual wind movement,dial and movement signed, the 9ct three colour gold brick-link bracelet of textured design, applied with a bezel ofalternate round brilliant-cut diamonds and circular mixed-cut rubies, (rubies untested for natural/synthetic origin), casehallmarked for London 1963 and stamped RCK for Roy CecilKing, total diamond weight approximately 0.20ct, braceletwidth 1.8cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

98. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising arose-cut diamond set panel brooch, (two diamondsdeficient), a half pearl set stick pin, a crescent brooch, a lateVictorian/Edwardian panel brooch, (later fitting), amicromosaic panel brooch, and an enamel butterfly brooch,(half pearls untested for origin), first brooch length 4.7cm(6)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

99. A SOVEREIGN PENDANT ON CHAIN, theVictoria sovereign loose mounted in a 9ct gold scrolldecorated pendant frame, suspended from a belcher-linkchain stamped ‘9c’, pendant length 4.8cm£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

100. A LOCKET PENDANT ON CHAIN, thesquare locket with foliate scroll decoration and old-cutdiamond highlight, stamped ‘14k’, suspended from a belcher-link long chain, stamped ‘9ct’, pendant length 3.8cm, chainlength 144cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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101. A 22CT GOLD WEDDING BAND, of courtsection profile, ring size J½£120-150 (plus 27% BP*)

102. A SOVEREIGN PENDANT ON CHAIN, theElizabeth II sovereign dated 1968, loose mounted in a 9ctgold pendant mount with ropetwist border, on a fine curb-link chain, pendant length 3cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

103. TWO 22CT GOLD WEDDING BANDS, and a9ct gold wedding band (3)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

104. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising avari gem-set coffee bean pendant, a diamond three stonering, stamped ‘18ct Pt’, a garnet and cultured pearl clusterring, a garnet cluster ring, a banded agate pendant. a garnetsingle stone stick pin (later fitting), two fine chains, and awhite metal charm bracelet, first pendant length 2.1cm (9)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

105. A SOVEREIGN PENDANT, the Edward VIIsovereign dated 1908, to a 9ct gold textured mount withhalf pearl border, (half pearls untested for origin), pendantlength 3.9cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

106. THREE HALF SOVEREIGN PENDANTS,each with fixed scrolled pendant mount, together with adiamond set flowerhead stick pin, centred with a cluster ofsingle-cut diamonds, and a cultured pearl stick pin, first stickpin terminal length 2.1cm (5)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

107. A DIAMOND AND VARI GEM-SETCOCKEREL PENDANT, possibly by Van Cleef & Arpels,naturalistically modelled with engraved feathers, baroquecultured pearl body, red stone eye and channels ofgraduated circular mixed-cut sapphires, emeralds and single-cut diamonds, the reverse signed VCA and indistinctlynumbered, stamped ‘750’ and ‘Italy 18K’, adapted withlater pendant fitting, (cultured pearl damaged), length 4.2cm£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

108. A PAIR OF EMERALD AND DIAMONDFLOWERHEAD EAR CLIPS, each shaped flowerheadpanel centred with a pavé set cluster of round brilliant-cutdiamonds, edged by trios of oval mixed-cut emeralds andfurther brilliants, on post and hinged clip fittings, two colourprecious metal mounted, length 1.9cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

109. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND SPRAYBROOCH, the textured openwork foliate spray centredwith channels of round brilliant-cut diamonds and circularmixed-cut sapphires, 18ct two colour gold mounted, totaldiamond weight approximately 0.15ct, length 5.8cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

110. A DIAMOND LINE BRACELET, of texturedropetwist design, centred with a line of graduated Swiss-cutdiamonds in claw settings, two colour precious metalmounted, stamped ‘18ct’, total diamond weightapproximately 1.10ct, length 18.2cm£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

111. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTERPENDANT, designed as a tiered cluster of circular mixed-cut sapphires and round brilliant-cut diamonds, whiteprecious metal mounted, on a snake-link chain, totaldiamond weight approximately 0.40ct, pendant length 2.1cm£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)


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120. A COLLECTION OF VICTORIAN AND LATERBROOCHES, comprising a citrine single stone panel brooch, (laterfitting), a half pearl set panel brooch, glazed verso, with Victorianlozenge-shaped registration mark, a blue enamel and half pearl setpanel brooch, glazed verso, (later fitting), an oval shell cameo brooch,carved to depict the profile of Demetre, and a lava cameo brooch,(later fitting), first brooch length 4.1cm (5)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

121. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a bluezircon and diamond dress ring, a 22ct gold wedding band, a gem setpendant on chain, a lady’s bracelet watch, the case stamped ‘18k0,750’, and two 9ct gold fancy flattened-link chains, first ring size L½(6)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

122. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND DRESS RING, ofabstract cluster design, stamped ‘14k’, a mabe pearl dress ring,stamped ‘k14’, a two colour precious metal wedding band, a furtherwedding band, and a 9ct gold signet ring, first ring size N (5)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

123. AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND BAR BROOCH,the rectangular step-cut emerald in millegrain collet setting, to atapered bar with old-cut diamond accents, white precious metalmounted, together with a lady’s diamond set watch head, 18ct goldmounted, inscribed, an opal single stone bar brooch, stamped ‘15c’, ablue zircon single stone bar brooch, stamped ‘9ct’, and a green stonependant, first brooch length 6cm (5)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

124. A COLLECTION OF GEM SET RINGS, comprising alate Victorian half pearl panel ring, 18ct gold mounted, with interiormemorial inscription, (half pearls untested for origin), a turquoise anddiamond set dress ring, stamped ‘18ct’, a diamond three stone ring, ofcrossover design, stamped ‘9ct’, a diamond set dress ring, and aturquoise panel ring, first ring size N½ (5)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

125. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising twohardstone seal fobs, a 9ct gold ropetwist-link chain, a cabochon dressring, stamped ‘18k’, two silver bangles, two white metal bangles, acostume bracelet by Trifari, with matched necklace, assorted pendants,brooches and further items (qty)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

126. A DIAMOND SET CLUSTER RING, centred with asimulated pearl, bordered by claw set round brilliant-cut diamonds,yellow precious metal mounted, stamped ‘18kt 750’, ring size M£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

127. A VARI GEM-SET BAR BROOCH, the knife edge barspaced with five circular mixed-cut stones, to include amethyst, garnet,synthetic ruby and synthetic spinel, each in six-claw setting, whiteprecious metal mounted, indistinctly stamped, length 6.4cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

112. A FANCY-LINK ALBERT CHAIN, composed ofalternate fetter and belcher links, with T-bar suspension and swivelclasps, stamped ‘9 .375’, together with an open face fob watch, theprofusely engraved case stamped ‘K14’, and other items, chain length41.5cm (5)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

113. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising aGeorge V sovereign, dated 1912, with fixed scrolled pendant mount,suspended from a gilt metal chain, an amethyst single stone ring, anopal doublet ring, a cross pendant, suspended from a 9ct gold curb-link chain, a simulated pearl necklace and bracelet suite by Trifari, andtwo further items (8)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

114. A COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY ANDLATER JEWELLERY, comprising a garnet and half pearl clusterpanel brooch, (later fitting), an enamel and half pearl cluster panelbrooch, two half pearl and hairwork panel clasps, a cabochon garnetdress stud, a coral corallium rubrum clasp, and further items, (somefittings deficient, half pearls untested for origin), first brooch length2.2cm (13)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

115. A COLLECTION OF GEM SET DRESS RINGS,comprising a sapphire tiered cluster ring, yellow precious metalmounted, a garnet cluster ring, 9ct gold mounted, a mabe pearl dressring, and three further rings, first ring size S (6)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

116. A COLLECTION OF CULTURED PEARLJEWELLERY, comprising a single strand necklace, with diamondset ribbon clasp stamped ‘585 14K’, a further single strand necklace,with similarly set clasp, 9ct gold mounted, a triple strand necklace, withsapphire and cultured pearl cluster clasp, and a triple strand bracelet,with ruby set clasp, first necklace length 43cm (4)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

117. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising abelcher-link chain, stamped ‘9c’, a hinged oval bangle, stamped ‘375’, adiamond and gem set crossover dress ring, stamped ‘18k’, and afurther bangle (4)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

118. A SMALL COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprisinga 9ct gold buckle ring, a 9ct gold St Christopher pendant on chain, acarved coral brooch, a silver hunter pocket watch, two white metalcurb-link bracelets, a white metal cross pendant on chain, andassorted cufflinks, ring size S (qty)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

119. A COLLECTION OF VICTORIAN AND LATERBROOCHES, comprising a black enamel and half pearl memorialpanel brooch, glazed verso, (later fittings), a citrine single stone brooch,a stone set panel brooch, of foliate scroll design, an oval shell cameobrooch, and a heat treated amber brooch, 9ct gold mounted, (halfpearls untested for origin), first brooch length 5.2cm (5)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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128. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND SET SPRAYBROOCH, of abstract wirework and part-textured design,accented with trios of round brilliant-cut diamonds andcircular mixed-cut sapphires, white precious metal mounted,stamped ‘750’, length 6.5cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

129. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, theround brilliant-cut diamond in four claw setting, betweenshoulders of smaller brilliants, pink and blue stones, platinummounted, together with a diamond three stone ring, illusionset with round brilliant and single-cut diamonds, stamped‘18ct Plat’, first ring principal diamond weight approximately0.45ct, ring size N (leading edge) (2)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

130. AN 18CT GOLD LOBSTER BROOCH BYANTHONY HAWKSLEY, signed and hallmarked forLondon 1962, together with a diamond set panel brooch,modelled as an abstract wirework wreath, highlighted byround brilliant-cut diamonds, platinum mounted, maker’smark possibly SLW, lengths 4.6cm and 3.3cm respectively (2)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

131. TWO PANEL BROOCHES, the first modelled asa textured foliate spray, stamped ‘750’, the second modelledas a bird on a branch, stamped ‘375’, each three colourprecious metal mounted, lengths 3.5cm and 3.6cmrespectively (2)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

132. A FANCY-LINK BRACELET, of three colourplaited-link design, stamped ‘750’, length 19cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

133. AN 18CT GOLD PANEL BROOCH, of abstracttextured design, with London import marks, length 3.7cm£120-150 (plus 27% BP*)


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134. A CULTURED PEARL NECKLACE WITHDIAMOND SET CLASP, comprising two strands ofuniform cultured pearls, to a rectangular panel clasp of pavéset round brilliant and single-cut diamonds, centred with amarquise-cut diamond and edged with a baguette-cutdiamond border, white precious metal mounted, principaldiamond weight approximately 0.80ct, remaining totaldiamond weight approximately 0.80ct, shortest length58.5cm£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

135. A CULTURED PEARL TRIPLE STRANDBRACELET BY FIONA RAE, comprising three strandsof cultured pearls, with bar-shaped spacers between, 18ctgold mounted, signed FER and hallmarked for London 2012,in maker’s case, length 18.3cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

136. A FANCY-LINK COLLAR NECKLACE, ofpierced fringe design, with possible Portuguese gold mark toclasp, and a panel bracelet, stamped ‘14k’, necklace length43.5cm (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)


137. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a9ct gold gate-link bracelet, two 9ct gold wedding bands, a9ct gold signet ring, a white stone ring, stamped ‘18ct’, twolady’s 9ct gold cased wristwatches, a stick pin fitting, cased,and three further items (11)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

138. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising aVictorian serpent bangle/bracelet, with plaited hairworkbody, the clasp modelled as the serpent’s head enclosing itstail, highlighted with cabochon turquoises and red stoneeyes, together with a 9ct three colour gold collar necklace,of tapered brick-link design, two pairs of earrings, and acultured pearl single strand necklace, bracelet lengthapproximately 43cm (5)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

139. AN EASTERN ENAMEL AND DIAMONDDRESS RING, inset with round brilliant-cut diamonds toa black enamel ground, stamped ‘750’, ring size R£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

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140. A DIAMOND SET DRESS RING, the openworkabstract band highlighted with graduated round brilliant-cutdiamonds in collet settings, 18ct white gold mounted,maker’s mark JDL, total diamond weight approximately0.30ct, ring size T½£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

141. A PAIR OF DIAMOND SET HALF HOOPRINGS, each with a wishbone-shaped channel of roundbrilliant-cut diamonds, 18ct gold mounted, together with awhite metal wedding band, of frosted finish, stamped ‘Ti’, firstrings size J½ (3)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

142. A DIAMOND HEART BAR BROOCH, theuniform bar obliquely applied with a heart-shaped panel ofpavé set graduated old-cut diamonds, white precious metalmounted, total diamond weight approximately 1.10ct, length5.7cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

143. A PAIR OF DIAMOND EAR CLIPS, eachdesigned as an openwork scrolled ribbon of graduatedround brilliant, single and baguette-cut diamonds, on hingedclip fittings, white precious metal mounted, total diamondweight approximately 1ct, length 1.8cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

144. A BAROQUE PEARL PENDANT ANDMATCHED EAR PENDANTS BY FIONA RAE, eachsuspending a baroque pearl drop from a stylized foliate cap,18ct white gold mounted, signed FER, the pendanthallmarked for London 2010, on an 18ct white gold spiga-link chain, the ear pendants on post fittings, hallmarked forLondon 2011, in maker’s cases, (pearls untested for origin),pendant length 2.45cm, ear pendants length 2.5cm (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

145. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND THREESTONE RING, the octagonal step-cut sapphire betweentwo illusion set round brilliant-cut diamonds, stamped ‘18ctPlat’, together with a vari gem-set cluster ring, of tiereddesign, stamped ‘18k’, ring sizes N and L respectively (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

146. A DIAMOND THREE STONE RING, thegraduated round brilliant-cut diamonds in claw setting, whiteprecious metal mounted, stamped ‘18ct Plat’, total diamondweight approximately 0.55ct, ring size M£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

147. A CULTURED PEARL PENDANTNECKLACE, the fancy-link chain suspending two culturedpearl drops below a stone set ribbon panel, stamped ‘750’,together with a scrolled panel brooch, of part-texturedfinish, also stamped ‘750’, necklace length 44.5cm (2)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

148. A PENDANT NECKLACE, the fancy-link chainwith knot-shaped panel, centred with a turquoise-colouredcabochon and suspending two drops, stamped ‘750’, length45.5cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

149. A PENDANT NECKLACE, the three colour fancy-link chain of segmented design and textured finish, with foliatepanel issuing two tassel drops, stamped ‘750’, length 41cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

150. A PAIR OF AMETHYST AND CULTUREDPEARL EAR PENDANTS, on post fittings, 18ct goldmounted, together with a pair of turquoise colouredcabochon ear pendants, also on post fittings, and amoonstone pendant necklace, (two cabochons loose), firstear pendant length 3cm, necklace length 76cm (3)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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151. AN AMETHYST PENDANT NECKLACE, theoval mixed-cut amethyst in scrolled pendant mount,suspended from a 9ct gold fancy baton-link chain, togetherwith a garnet and half pearl pendant/brooch, stamped ‘9ct’,first pendant length 4.1cm (2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

152. A PEARL AND DIAMOND BRACELET, thetrace-link bracelet spaced with trios of pearls and rose-cutdiamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, (pearlsuntested for origin), length 18.5cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

153. A 19TH CENTURY TOPAZ AND GEM SETCROSS PENDANT, circa 1820-30, the oval mixed-cutstones of pale pink hues, in foiled closed-back settings, to acannetille work panel of beads and wirework scrolls, (somestones later replaced), length 5.1cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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154. TWO OPAL AND DIAMOND DRESSRINGS, the first centred with an oval cabochon opal inclaw setting, between two illusion set old-cut diamonds,stamped ‘18ct & Plat’, (opal chipped), the second centredwith an oval cabochon opal in millegrain collet setting,between trios of similarly set single-cut diamonds, stamped‘18c’, first ring total diamond weight approximately 0.25ct,both rings size L½ (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

155. A DIAMOND PANEL RING, the shaped ovalpanel centred with an old-cut diamond in collet setting,bordered by millegrain set old and single-cut diamonds, twocolour precious metal mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 0.30ct, ring size I£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

156. A CONTINENTAL ENAMEL ANDDIAMOND SET PENDANT, the circular polychromeenamel panel depicting the profile of a female warrior withwinged headdress, highlighted with rose-cut diamonds,together with an Austro-Hungarian enamel and baroquepearl brooch, of foliate design, pendant length 3.8cm (2)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

157. AN ENAMEL AND HALF PEARL BARBROOCH, designed as two circular bosses, each centredwith a blue enamel and half pearl star motif, with wireworkborders, later adapted with brooch fitting, (half pearlsuntested for origin), length 4.4cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)


158. AN INDIAN COLLAR NECKLACE, designedas four rectangular panels, each inset with a cluster ofturquoise cabochons and heightened with floral polychromeenamel decoration, spaced by strands of simulated pearls,length 34cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

159. AN ENAMEL AND DIAMOND SET PANELBROOCH, modelled as a leek, heightened with green andwhite enamel and rose-cut diamond clusters, and a vari gem-set brooch/pendant, decorated with a ribbon bow,flowerheads and foliage, (two drops deficient), first broochlength 3.5cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

160. A FANCY-LINK BRACELET, stamped ‘14K 585’,and a 9ct gold triple-strand fancy-link bracelet, spaced bytriangular panels, first bracelet length 18cm (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

161. A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYRUSSIAN SILVER TROIKA BROOCH, modelled asa trio of horses pulling a sleigh, the pin with St Petersburg84 standard silver mark and Cyrillic maker’s mark, length5.8cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

162. AN AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN ENAMEL ANDGEM SET BROOCH, modelled as St George slaying thedragon, heightened with polychrome enamel, with atriangular cluster of oval mixed-cut rubies, suspending afringe of baroque pearl drops, length 5cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

163. AN AQUAMARINE AND BLISTER PEARLPENDANT, the openwork quatrefoil-shaped panelcentred with a pear-shaped mixed-cut aquamarine, to afoliate scroll border with blister pearl accents and a baroquepearl drop, on an unassociated belcher-link chain, (pearlsuntested for origin), pendant length 7.2cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

164. AN OPAL CAMEO PENDANT/BROOCH,the oval panel pierced and engraved with ivy leaves andberry clusters, centred with an opal cameo, carved to depicta classical portrait profile, white metal mounted, with hingedbale and later clasp fitting, panel length 6cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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173. A YELLOW PRECIOUS METAL PANEL RING,depicting the portrait profile of Alexander the Great, with piercedborder, stamped ‘K18’, ring size P£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

174. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a jadepanel pendant, with pierced and carved decoration, on a trace-linkchain, a 9ct gold box-link bracelet, a 9ct gold bead and curb-link chain,a 9ct gold St Christopher pendant, a silver ingot pendant, a silver curb-link bracelet, and a filigree bangle, first pendant length 2.5cm (7)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

175. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising two 22ctgold wedding bands, a 9ct gold tie bar, a pin brooch, stamped ‘15ct’, a9ct gold bar brooch, a silver kilt pin, modelled as a thistle, a pair ofwhite paste clip brooches, and assorted costume items (qty)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

176. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a multi-strand faceted bead necklace and bracelet suite, a garnet rosettepanel brooch, a pair of garnet flowerhead cluster ear pendants, a pairof vari gem-set cluster ear studs, a blue stone set bangle, a pair of earclips by Trifari, and a paste circlet brooch, first brooch diameter 4cm(8)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

177. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising adiamond full hoop eternity ring, grain set throughout with single-cutdiamonds, white precious metal mounted, together with a garnetsingle stone ring, stamped ‘9ct’, a 9ct gold wedding band, a panelbrooch, stamped ‘9ct’, assorted further jewellery and costume items,first ring size L½ (qty)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

178. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising two ovalshell cameo brooches, a cameo ring, 9ct gold mounted, an amethystset pendant, four dress rings, a propelling pencil by Sampson Mordan &Co, a Victoria crown, dated 1894, mounted as a pendant, a white metallocket pendant on chain, and assorted further white metal jewellery(qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

179. A BANDED AGATE BEAD NECKLACE, comprising asingle stand of graduated beads, length 55cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

180. TWO BEADED SAUTOIR NECKLACES, circa 1920-30, the first a black beaded necklace with tassel drops, (some beadsdeficient), the second a multi-coloured beaded necklace, featuringvaried motifs, lengths 210cm and 136cm respectively (2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

165. AN EDWARD VII HALF SOVEREIGN, dated 1910,two 22ct gold wedding bands, a 9ct gold signet ring, a half hoop ring,and two further rings (7)£350-450 (plus 27% BP*)

166. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising adiamond single stone stick pin, with detachable fitting, a gem set ovallocket pendant, 9ct gold mounted, a pair of three colour knot earstuds, two panel brooches, a silver mesh-link purse, a silver bangle, acoral corallium rubrum branch necklace, and further items, stick pindiamond weight approximately 0.30ct (qty)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

167. A COLLECTION OF STICK PINS, to include a coralcorallium rubrum stick pin, carved to depict a boar’s head clasping acreature in its mouth, a diamond and stone set insect stick pin, asapphire and half pearl cluster stick pin, (sapphire untested fornatural/synthetic origin), an enamel blackamoor stick pin, an opal singlestone stick pin, a garnet single stone stick pin, and assorted furtherexamples, of varied design, (half pearls untested for origin, some stickpins adapted), first stick pin terminal length 1.7cm (31)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

168. A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE AND LATERJEWELLERY, comprising a Victorian expanding fancy-link bracelet,stamped ‘15’, a 9ct gold engraved wedding band, a gilt metal fancy-linkAlbert chain, with swivel clasp and T-bar, a gilt metal bib necklace, anenamel pendant necklace, two enamel pendants, and a stick pin, ringsize Q (8)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

169. A COLLECTION OF CULTURED PEARLJEWELLERY, comprising a cultured pearl single strand necklace,with 18ct gold and diamond set clasp, a pair of cultured pearl anddiamond cluster ear clips, 18ct white gold mounted, two pairs offoliate ear pendants, each 9ct gold mounted, a further pair of earpendants, and a pair of freshwater pearl ear pendants, necklace length59cm (6)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

170. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, comprising a lateVictorian diamond set panel brooch, glazed verso, a later panelbrooch, pierced with figures and animals, stamped ‘9ct’, a 9ct goldcurb-link chain, a 9ct gold oval locket pendant, an enamel charmpendant, two stick pins, and a band ring, first brooch length 3.5cm (8)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

171. A GEM SET INSECT BAR BROOCH, stamped ‘9’,together with a citrine single stone dress ring, 9ct gold mounted, afurther bar brooch, and a collection of seals, first brooch length 5.1cm(qty)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

172. A SOVEREIGN PENDANT ON CHAIN, the Victoriagold sovereign dated 1887, loose mounted to a 9ct gold fancy-linkchain, chain length 44.5cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

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184. A SAPPHIRE, DIAMOND AND ENAMELPANEL RING, the oval blue enamel panel centred with acushion-shaped mixed-cut sapphire, bordered by brilliant-cutdiamonds and square step-cut sapphires, on a tapered andengraved hoop with single-cut diamond set shoulders,stamped ‘14k’, total diamond weight approximately 0.70ct,ring size K£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

185. AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND PANELRING, the circular panel with a cluster of pear-shapedemeralds and circular-cut diamonds in grain setting, betweenpierced scrolled shoulders, 18ct gold mounted, maker’s markSTL, ring size K£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

186. A LADY’S DIAMOND SET BRACELETWATCH, the textured ribbon cover highlighted withsingle-cut diamonds, on a tapered textured bracelet, withjewelled manual movement, (dial deficient), stamped ‘14k’,total length 17.5cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

187. AN 18CT TWO COLOUR GOLD FANCY-LINK BRACELET, length 18.5cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

181. A 9CT THREE COLOUR GOLD BRACELET,designed as a line of geometric openwork links, togetherwith a 9ct gold ‘Love’ pendant, on a ropetwist-link chain, anda pair of cultured pearl set flower ear studs, bracelet length17cm (3)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

182. A PAIR OF SAPPHIRE AND DIAMONDCLUSTER EAR STUDS, each square step-cut sapphireclaw set within a single-cut diamond border, on post fittings,white precious metal mounted, cluster length 0.85cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

183. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND PANELRING, the square step-cut sapphire millegrain set within aborder of single, Swiss and round brilliant-cut diamonds, twocolour precious metal mounted, stamped ‘18ct Plat’, totaldiamond weight approximately 0.25ct, ring size N£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

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188. TWO PAIRS OF SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND EARSTUDS, the first modelled as trios of circular mixed-cut sapphiresand round brilliant-cut diamonds, on post fittings, white precious metalmounted, stamped ‘750’, the second modelled as flowerhead clustersof round brilliant-cut diamonds and oval cabochon sapphires, on postfittings, 9ct gold mounted, first ear studs length 0.9cm (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

189. A DIAMOND PANEL RING, the square millegrainedpanel of four round brilliant-cut diamonds, between tapered shouldersof similarly set old and single-cut diamonds, white precious metalmounted, stamped ‘18ct Plat’, total diamond weight approximately0.40ct, ring size L½£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

190. A VICTORIAN HAIRWORK AND ENAMELMEMORIAL PENDANT, the dual-sided oval glazedcompartment containing a hairwork spray to an opalescent groundand a gilt monogram to a plaited hairwork ground, to a gold mountbordered by blue enamel beads, length 3.55cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

191. A DIAMOND PANEL RING, the rectangular panel ofgraduated old-cut diamonds in grain setting, between trifurcatedshoulders, two colour precious metal mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 0.70ct, ring size L£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

192. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND FIVE STONERING, the scroll pierced hoop alternately set with graduatedcushion-shaped sapphires and old-cut diamonds, spaced by lasque-cutdiamond points, stamped ‘18’, total diamond weight approximately0.25ct, ring size M£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

193. A DIAMOND AND ENAMEL REGIMENTAL BARBROOCH, for the Buffs Royal East Kent Regiment, highlighted withchannels of rose-cut diamonds and blue enamel, two colour preciousmetal mounted, length 4.9cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

194. A DIAMOND THREE STONE RING, the graduatedold-cut diamonds in collet setting, two colour precious metalmounted, stamped ‘18ct’, total diamond weight approximately 0.50ct,ring size M£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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195. A PEARL AND DIAMOND BANGLE, ofhinged oval bifurcated form, applied with an openworkscrolled panel of graduated pearls, spaced by old and lasque-cut diamond set foliage, two colour precious metal mounted,(pearls untested for origin), total weight of old-cut diamondsapproximately 0.35ct, inner diameter 5.5cm£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

196. A DIAMOND SET SWALLOW BROOCH,naturalistically modelled as a swallow in flight, with rose-cutdiamond set body, wings and head and a circular red stoneeye, (one diamond deficient), length 4.7cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

197. A CULTURED PEARL NECKLACE WITHRUBY AND DIAMOND CLASP, the single strand ofuniform cultured pearls to a cluster panel clasp, centredwith an oval mixed-cut ruby bordered by round brilliant-cutdiamonds, white precious metal mounted, stamped ‘9ct’,total diamond weight approximately 0.60ct, length 74cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

198. THREE PAIRS OF GEM SET EARRINGS,comprising a pair of ruby and diamond half hoop earrings,on post and hinged clip fittings, stamped ‘14k’, a pair ofdiamond and vari gem-set cluster earrings, on similar fittings,9ct gold mounted, and a pair of cultured pearl single stoneear studs, of abstract starburst design, on threaded postfittings, first earrings length 1.8cm (3)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

199. AN ENAMEL AND CULTURED PEARLBRACELET BY UNOAERRE, comprising a line of blueenamel ovoid beads, spaced by cage work links and culturedpearls, stamped ‘750’, together with a cabochon set necklaceclasp, a pair of Eastern beaded ear studs, on threaded postfittings, and a cabochon set pendant, bracelet length 20cm(4)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

200. THREE GEM SET PENDANTS, comprising acitrine and cultured pearl pendant/brooch, of oval openworkdesign, stamped ‘18ct’, a blue topaz and diamond setpendant, of stepped design, 14ct gold mounted, and a blackonyx and diamond set pendant, stamped ‘14k 585’, firstpendant/brooch length 4.6cm (3)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

201. A CULTURED PEARL AND DIAMONDPENDANT ON CHAIN, the bar-shaped pendantapplied with two round brilliant-cut diamonds and acultured pearl, stamped ‘585’, suspended from a 9ct twocolour gold curb-link chain, pendant length 3.2cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

202. A LEOPARD’S HEAD BRACELET, designed astwo stone set leopard’s heads enclosing a central hoop, on abrick-link bracelet, two colour precious metal mounted,length 17cm£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)

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203. A DIAMOND SET BAND RING, the barktextured band applied with a spray of round brilliant andsingle-cut diamonds, 18ct white gold mounted, ring size K£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

204. A PAIR OF SAPPHIRE SET CUFFLINKS,each abstract rectangular panel set with two rows ofcircular mixed-cut sapphires, on hinged baton fittings, yellowprecious metal mounted, panel length 1.7cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

205. THREE GEM SET BAR BROOCHES, the firstdesigned as a wreath of circular mixed-cut sapphires and halfpearls, stamped ‘15’, the second set with an oval cabochonopal, stamped ‘14k 585’, and a further example, (half pearlsuntested for origin), first brooch length 5.7cm (3)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

206. AN AMETHYST AND DIAMOND SETBOW BROOCH, the foliate engraved ribbon bowcentred with a circular mixed-cut amethyst and channels ofsingle-cut diamonds, suspending a swivel clasp, together witha ruby and diamond five stone ring, and an opal and diamondhalf hoop ring, 18ct gold mounted, brooch width 3.55cm (3)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

207. A DIAMOND FULL HOOP ETERNITYRING, grain set throughout with single-cut diamonds,white precious metal mounted, stamped ‘18ct’, totaldiamond weight approximately 0.20ct, ring size M£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

208. A DIAMOND THREE STONE RING, thegraduated round brilliant-cut diamonds in claw setting, twocolour precious metal mounted, stamped ‘18ct Plat’, totaldiamond weight approximately 0.50ct, ring size O£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

209. A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYRUBY, DIAMOND AND PEARL BROOCH, theopenwork panel of foliate scroll design, highlighted withcircular mixed-cut rubies and pearls, spaced by old and rose-cut diamonds, suspending a detachable pendant drop ofconforming design, with pear-shaped ruby drop, gold andsilver mounted, (pearls untested for origin), length 4.4cm£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

210. A DIAMOND BROOCH/PENDANT, designedas a wreath of flowerheads and foliage enclosing a ribbonbow, set throughout with graduated old, single and rose-cutdiamonds, suspending a similarly set drop to the centre, withdetachable brooch fitting, total weight of old and single-cutdiamonds approximately 0.65ct, length 2.7cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

211. A DIAMOND PANEL RING, modelled as aheart-shaped cluster surmounted by a ribbon bow, thecentral pear-shaped brilliant-cut diamond bordered bysmaller rose, single and brilliant-cut diamonds, two colourprecious metal mounted, (some diamonds later replaced),principal diamond weight approximately 0.70ct, panel length1.75cm, ring size S£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

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212. AN OPAL AND DIAMOND CLUSTERRING, the oval cabochon black opal in millegrain colletsetting, bordered by single and old-cut diamonds, two colourprecious metal mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 0.40ct, ring size N½£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

213. A DIAMOND STAR BROOCH, the pierced star-shaped panel grain set with graduated old and single-cutdiamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, with laterfittings, total diamond weight approximately 1.20ct, length3.9cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

214. A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIANDIAMOND PANEL BROOCH/PENDANT, the fan-shaped openwork panel of starburst design, centred with acircular cluster of old brilliant and old-cut diamonds, framedby graduated rays of further old and single-cut diamonds,spaced by diamond set foliage, gold and silver mounted, withdetachable brooch fitting and later pendant fitting, principaldiamond weight approximately 0.45ct, total diamond weightapproximately 2.30ct, width 6.3cm£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

215. AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND PANELRING, the principal rectangular step-cut emerald in colletsetting, between tapered shoulders centred with channels oftrapezoid step-cut emeralds, bordered by round brilliant-cutdiamonds, two colour precious metal mounted, totaldiamond weight approximately 0.25ct, ring size O£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

216. A DIAMOND PANEL RING, the navette-shapedpanel of graduated old-cut diamonds between scrollengraved shoulders, stamped ‘18ct’, total diamond weightapproximately 1.10ct, ring size N£650-750 (plus 27% BP*)

217. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, the oldbrilliant-cut diamond in eight claw setting, between single-cut diamond set shoulders, white precious metal mounted,principal diamond weight approximately 1.80ct - 1.90ct, ringsize L£1500-2000 (plus 27% BP*)

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218. A DIAMOND PANEL BROOCH, the openworktiered oval panel of graduated cushion-shaped old-cutdiamonds spaced by lasque-cut diamond points, with laterfitting, (two diamonds deficient), total diamond weightapproximately 1.40ct, length 3cm£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

219. A 19TH CENTURY EMERALD ANDDIAMOND HALF HOOP RING, alternately set withstep-cut emeralds and old-cut diamonds in pinched colletand foiled closed-back settings, gold and silver mounted,total diamond weight approximately 0.40ct, ring size P½£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

220. A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, the flowerheadcluster of graduated old-cut diamonds in claw and colletsettings, between trifurcated shoulders, stamped ‘18c’, totaldiamond weight approximately 0.30ct, ring size I£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

221. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND FIVE STONERING, the scroll pierced hoop alternately set with oval andcircular mixed-cut sapphires and old-cut diamonds, yellowprecious metal mounted, (shank mis-shapen), total diamondweight approximately 0.20ct£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

222. A 19TH CENTURY EMERALD, DIAMONDAND PEARL PENDANT, designed as two openworkpanels of lasque-cut diamond set garlands and ribbon bows,each centred with a rectangular step-cut emerald andhighlighted by smaller oval and circular mixed-cut emeralds,suspending a baroque pearl drop, the reverse engraved withfoliage, ribbons and flowers, two colour mounted, numbered1735, with French boar’s head marks, on a fine fancy-linkchain, (pearls untested for origin), pendant length 6cm£800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)

223. TWO SAPPHIRE SET BROOCHES, the firstdesigned as a crescent of alternating circular mixed-cutsapphires and bouton pearls, stamped ‘14k’, the seconddesigned as a scrolled openwork bar, centred with a clusterof oval mixed-cut sapphires and single-cut diamonds, 9ctgold mounted, (pearls untested for origin), lengths 5.9cmand 4.8cm respectively (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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224. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, theround brilliant-cut diamond in six claw setting, 18ct whitegold mounted, diamond weight approximately 0.70ct, ringsize N£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

225. A DIAMOND THREE STONE RING, thegraduated round brilliant-cut diamonds in claw setting, whiteprecious metal mounted, stamped ‘PLAT’, total diamondweight approximately 1.30ct, ring size O£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

226. A PAIR OF RUBY CLUSTER EAR STUDS,each designed as a ribbon-shaped cluster of oval mixed-cutrubies in claw settings, on post fittings, white precious metalmounted, length 1.55cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

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227. AN IOLITE BEAD TORSADE NECKLACE,comprising twelve entwined strands of iolite beads andyellow metal spacers, with scroll pierced bow-shaped clasp,stamped ‘585’, length 44cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

228. A PAIR OF CULTURED PEARL SET EARPENDANTS, of abstract design, with bead and wireworkdecoration, each suspending a culture pearl drop, on wirefittings, 9ct gold mounted, maker’s mark PJB, length 5.5cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

229. A DIAMOND SET WEDDING BAND, the18ct white gold band spaced with round brilliant-cutdiamonds, together with an 18ct two colour gold weddingband, of textured twist design, three further 18ct goldwedding bands, and a white metal wedding band, stamped‘platinum’, first ring size L (6)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)


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230. A PAIR OF CULTURED PEARL ANDDIAMOND EARRINGS, each cultured pearl measuringapproximately 9.5mm in diameter, surmounted by a roundbrilliant-cut diamond, on post and hinged clip fittings, whiteprecious metal mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 0.50ct, length 1.4cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

231. A DIAMOND FULL HOOP ETERNITYRING, claw set throughout with marquise-cut diamonds,white precious metal mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 1.30ct, ring size M½£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

232. A TANZANITE AND DIAMOND LINEBRACELET, designed as a line of uniform round brilliant-cut diamonds in articulated four claw settings, spaced by fivecircular mixed-cut tanzanites, white precious metal mounted,stamped ‘K18’, accompanied by BROWNS case and papers,total diamond weight approximately 1.90ct - 2ct, length 18cm£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)

233. A PAIR OF TANZANITE AND DIAMONDCLUSTER EAR STUDS, each oval mixed-cut tanzaniteclaw set within a border of round brilliant-cut diamonds, onpost fittings, white precious metal mounted, signed BROWNSand stamped ‘18ct’ and ‘750’, numbered FD3845, withmaker’s case and papers, total diamond weightapproximately 0.90ct - 1ct, length 1.4cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

234. AN AMETHYST AND HALF PEARL PANELBROOCH, of scrolled openwork design, stamped ‘15ct’,and a diamond five stone ring, stamped ‘18ct PT’, broochlength 3.7cm (2)£120-150 (plus 27% BP*)

235. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE PENDANT,the round brilliant-cut diamond in four claw setting, yellowprecious metal mounted, together with a pair of 9ct goldand mabe pearl ear studs, with post and hinged clip fittings, apair of cabochon garnet ear studs, and a pair of 9ct goldknot ear studs, pendant diamond weight approximately0.25ct (4)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

236. A DIAMOND FOUR STONE RING, the Swiss-cut diamonds in claw setting, two colour precious metalmounted, stamped ‘18ct & Pt’, and a garnet and culturedpearl snowflake panel brooch, 9ct gold mounted, ring size I(2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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237. A DIAMOND SET BAND RING, the flat section bandapplied with a horizontal panel of graduated round brilliant and single-cut diamonds, 18ct gold mounted, together with a garnet single stonering, 9ct gold mounted, and a garnet single stone bar brooch, also 9ctgold mounted, first ring size M (3)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

238. TWO SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND HALF HOOPRINGS, the first set with graduated oval and circular mixed-cutsapphires, spaced by pairs of old and single-cut diamonds, 18ct goldmounted, hallmarked for Birmingham 1907, the second set withsmaller similarly cut sapphires, spaced by single-cut diamonds, also18ct gold mounted, hallmarked for Chester 1920, ring sizes T and Prespectively (2)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

239. A CULTURED PEARL PANEL BROOCH, of foliatedesign, a further similarly set panel brooch, a citrine and half pearlbrooch, the pear-shaped briolette-cut citrine in pinched claw setting,(one half pearl deficient, half pearls untested for origin), and a citrinesingle stone dress ring, stamped ‘750’, first brooch length 3.2cm (4)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

240. AN 18CT GOLD FANCY-LINK BRACELET, designedas a series of repeating textured and beaded hoop-shaped links, withBirmingham import marks, length 19.5cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

241. A COLLECTION OF TIGER’S EYE JEWELLERY,comprising a tiger’s eye bead pendant, by Sannit & Stein, the abstracttextured 9ct gold mount hallmarked for London 1973, suspendedfrom a fancy-link chain with tiger’s eye bead spacers, and a tiger’s eyebead crossover ring, the 18ct gold mount also hallmarked for London1973, signed ROL, pendant length 3.8cm (3)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

242. A COLLECTION OF JEWELLERY, to include a ram’shead dress ring, of crossover design, with green enamel decoration,stamped ‘K18’, a cabochon set owl brooch, stamped ‘750’, a cabochonsingle stone ring, 9ct gold mounted, two pairs of diamond and gem setcluster ear studs, and a half sovereign pendant on chain, first ring sizeM½ (6)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

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243. AN 18CT TWO COLOUR GOLD BRACELET BYCARTIER, of fancy curb-link design, signed Cartier Paris andnumbered 40116, with French eagle’s head mark and London importmarks for 1975, length 18.5cm£800-1000 (plus 27% BP*)

244. A 14CT TWO COLOUR GOLD PANEL BROOCH,of knot design, with London import marks for 1985, length 3.3cm£120-150 (plus 27% BP*)

245. A PAIR OF EAR CLIPS BY CARTIER, of textured knot-shaped half hoop design, on post and hinged clip fittings, signed Cartierand stamped ‘750’, length 1.7cm£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

246. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, the roundbrilliant-cut diamond in raised claw setting, between texturedshoulders, stamped ‘18ct’, diamond weight approximately 0.60ct, ringsize N£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

247. A TURQUOISE AND DIAMOND DRESS RING,modelled as an abstract tubular cluster of part-textured finish,highlighted by cabochon turquoise and single-cut diamonds, yellowprecious metal mounted, ring size K½£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

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248. A LADY’S DIAMOND SET BRACELETWATCH BY CHOPARD FOR KUTCHINSKY, the ovalsilvered dial with baton markers, bordered by roundbrilliant-cut diamonds, to a jewelled manual wind movementand tapered textured bracelet, 18ct white gold mounted,with London import marks for 1972, case numbered 424495026, dial signed Kutchinsky, movement and case signed L.U.Chopard & Cie, bracelet and crown signed LUC, in retailer’sbox, total diamond weight approximately 0.60ct, case width1.85cm£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

249. A FIRE OPAL AND DIAMOND CLUSTERRING, the rectangular step-cut fire opal claw set within aborder of baguette and round brilliant-cut diamonds, whiteprecious metal mounted, stamped ‘18k’, total diamondweight approximately 0.60ct, ring size N£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

250. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTERRING, designed as a flowerhead cluster of oval mixed-cutsapphires and round brilliant-cut diamonds, white preciousmetal mounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.25ct,ring size L½£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

251. A MABE PEARL AND DIAMONDPENDANT AND EARRINGS SUITE, each shapedcircular panel centred with a mabe pearl surmounted by around brilliant-cut diamond cluster, bordered by smallerdiamonds, the earrings on post and hinged clip fittings, thependant stamped ‘585’, length 2.5cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

252. A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND DRESSRING, the oval mixed-cut sapphire in abstract claw setting,between two round brilliant-cut diamond highlights, whitemetal mounted, ring size M£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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253. A DIAMOND PENDANT NECKLACE ANDEAR STUDS SUITE, each designed as a tapered curvedbar surmounted by a round brilliant-cut diamond in colletsetting, the pendant on a fine curb-link chain, the ear studson post fittings, 18ct two colour gold mounted, cased byWalker & Hall, total diamond weight approximately 0.40ct,necklace length 37.5cm (2)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

254. A DIAMOND CROSSOVER RING, centredwith a round brilliant-cut diamond in collet setting, betweenchannel set shoulders of smaller brilliants, 18ct goldmounted, total diamond weight approximately 0.50ct, ringsize W£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

255. A LABRADORITE AND GARNETPENDANT NECKLACE ATTRIBUTED TOFIONA RAE, comprising a single strand of graduatedfaceted labradorite beads, with overlapping spacers oftextured feathered design, suspending a navette-shapedorange spessartine garnet cabochon pendant, in maker’scase, length 48cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

256. A DIAMOND LINE BRACELET, of segmentedtwo colour design, centred with a line of uniform roundbrilliant-cut diamonds in square claw settings, 18ct goldmounted, total diamond weight approximately 1.70ct, length16.5cm£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)

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257. A DIAMOND SINGLE STONE RING, thetransitional round brilliant-cut diamond in millegrain colletsetting, between similarly cut diamond set shoulders, whiteprecious metal mounted, principal diamond weightapproximately 0.65ct, ring size T½£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

258. A DIAMOND LINE BRACELET, designed as anarticulated line of round brilliant-cut diamonds in squaresettings, 18ct white gold mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 4.70ct, length 19cm£1500-2000 (plus 27% BP*)

259. A PAIR OF CORAL AND DIAMOND EARPENDANTS, each circular cluster drop centred with acoral corallium rubrum cabochon, bordered by millegrain setold-cut diamonds, below a similarly set trio of further old-cutdiamonds, with later fittings, (one white stone later replaced),total diamond weight approximately 3ct, length 3.5cm£1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

260. A DIAMOND FIVE STONE RING, thegraduated old-cut diamonds to a scroll decorated hoop,stamped ‘18ct’, total diamond weight approximately 0.40ct,ring size K½£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

261. A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, the flowerheadcluster of old-cut diamonds in millegrain collet setting, twocolour precious metal mounted, stamped ‘18ct’, totaldiamond weight approximately 0.15ct, ring size P£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

262. A DIAMOND FIVE STONE RING, thegraduated old-cut diamonds to a scroll decorated hoop,yellow precious metal mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 0.60ct, ring size M£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

263. TWO YELLOW PRECIOUS METALBANGLES, each of continuous part-textured twist design,stamped ‘P.J 22C’, inner diameter 5.9cm (2)£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

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264. A CULTURED PEARL FANCY-LINKNECKLACE, designed as a series of baton links spaced bysingle cultured pearls, yellow precious metal mounted, length67cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

265. A PAIR OF GARNET EAR PENDANTS, eachsuspending a cluster of circular mixed-cut garnets inmillegrain collet settings, on post fittings, length 3.6cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

266. AN AMBER BEAD NECKLACE, comprising asingle strand of amber beads, graduating from approximately14mm to 21.5mm in length, together with a pair of amberset cufflinks, with baton fittings, (amber untested for originand treatments), necklace length 40cm (2)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

267. AN AMBER BEAD NECKLACE, comprising asingle strand of uniform amber beads, measuringapproximately 8.5mm to 9.5mm in length, (amber untestedfor origin and treatments), length 154cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

268. A PAIR OF DIAMOND CLUSTER EARSTUDS, each a lozenge-shaped tiered cluster of roundbrilliant and rectangular step-cut diamonds, on threadedpost and hook fittings, white precious metal mounted, totaldiamond weight approximately 1.20ct, length 2cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

269. A DIAMOND THREE STONE RING, thegraduated round brilliant-cut diamonds in claw setting, whiteprecious metal mounted, total diamond weightapproximately 1.25ct, ring size M£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)

270. A LADY’S DIAMOND COCKTAIL WATCH,the rectangular case and hinged cover of baguette and roundbrilliant-cut diamonds opening to reveal a square silvereddial with Arabic numerals, between tapered articulatedshoulders set with trios of further graduated brilliant andbaguette-cut diamonds, on a brilliant-cut diamond setbracelet, white precious metal mounted, total diamondweight approximately 4ct, total length approximately 16.5cm,case width 1.4cm£1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

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271. A RUBY AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING,the oval mixed-cut ruby in millegrain collet setting, borderedby old and single-cut diamonds, two colour precious metalmounted, stamped ‘18ct’, total diamond weightapproximately 0.15ct, ring size N£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

272. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY RUBY ANDDIAMOND PANEL BROOCH, the openwork panelmodelled as a heart entwined with a lover’s knot, set withchannels of vari-shaped step-cut rubies and old-cutdiamonds, gold and silver mounted, (one rose-cut diamondreplaced), total diamond weight approximately 0.90ct, length3.4cm£800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)

273. A PAIR OF ENAMEL AND DIAMONDCUFFLINKS, each circular panel centred with an old-cutdiamond bordered by rose-cut diamonds, to a blue guillochéenamel ground, on chain-link fittings, with possible StPetersburg marks (indistinct), panel diameter 1.55cm£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

274. A RUBY, SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND LINEBRACELET, designed as an articulated line of alternatecircular mixed-cut rubies, sapphires and round brilliant-cutdiamonds, yellow precious metal mounted, stamped ‘18kt’,(one old-cut diamond and one red stone later replaced),total diamond weight approximately 0.85ct, length 18cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

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275. A DIAMOND AND VARI GEM-SET PANEL BRACELET BY ANDREWGRIMA, designed as a series of abstract clusters of circular and oval mixed-cut rubies andsapphires, in fluted settings, spaced by old brilliant and single-cut diamonds, bordered byrectangular and square step-cut emeralds, 18ct gold mounted, unsigned, hallmarked for London1962, maker’s mark HJ Co for Haller Jewellery Company, total diamond weight approximately 1ct,length 16.6cm, width 3.1cm

By repute, this bracelet was commissioned in the early 1960s by the vendor’s grandmother, toincorporate gemstones from an earlier piece. Thence by descent.£3000-5000 (plus 27% BP*)

276. A PAIR OF DIAMOND SET EARRINGS, each designed as an abstractflowerhead, centred with a cluster of round brilliant-cut diamonds, on post and hinged clipfittings, 18ct gold mounted (hallmarks rubbed), total diamond weight approximately 0.50ct,length 2.35cm£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

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277. A LADY’S BRACELET WATCH, the circular silvereddial with baton markers, signed Oriosa, to a jewelled manual windmovement, the case stamped ‘14k 0,585’ and numbered 6730002, ona 9ct gold brick-link bracelet, in Oriosa box, case width 1.7cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

278. A LADY’S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH BYLONGINES, the circular signed gilt dial with baton markers, to aquartz movement, on a tapered bracelet of textured design, withmaker’s logo to clasp, case numbered 19423455, case width 2.35cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

279. A LADY’S DIAMOND SET BRACELET WATCHBY OMEGA, the circular silvered dial with baton markers, to ajewelled manual movement, on a tapered mesh-link bracelet withsingle-cut diamond set shoulders, 18ct white gold mounted, withLondon import marks for 1966, dial and bracelet signed, case width1.7cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

280. A COLLECTION OF GENTLEMAN’S DRESSJEWELLERY, comprising a pair of cufflinks, each circular mother ofpearl panel centred with a circular mixed-cut sapphire, (sapphiresuntested for natural/synthetic origin), with reed and ribbon borders,on chain-link fittings, and four buttons and two dress studs, of similardesign, cufflinks panel diameter 1.3cm£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

281. A GENTLEMAN’S MOTHER OF PEARL ANDHALF PEARL DRESS SET, comprising cufflinks, buttons andstuds, stamped ‘18ct PT’, cased, and a black enamel ‘Ermeto’ travelclock by Movado, numbered M1226449, cufflinks panel length 1.1cm(2)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

282. FOUR LADY’S 9CT GOLD CASEDWRISTWATCHES, the first with circular gilt dial, Arabic numeralsand expanding brick-link bracelet, and three further examples, firstwatch case diameter 2.5cm (4)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

283. A LADY’S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH, thecircular silvered dial with gilt Arabic and arrowhead markers, signedLongines, to a later quartz movement and tapered mesh-link bracelet,total length 17cm£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

284. A COLLECTION OF WATCHES, comprising a 9ct goldcased watch head by Rone, the square silvered dial with Arabicnumerals and subsidiary seconds dial, to a jewelled manual windmovement, dial and movement signed, a lady’s 9ct gold casedwristwatch by Rotary, a further lady’s 9ct gold cased wristwatch, alady’s gilt metal watch head, and a gilt metal cased wristwatch, firstwatch case width 2.55cm (5)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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285. A LADY’S 18CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH BY INTERNATIONAL WATCH COMPANY, the oval gilt dialwith black baton markers, to a jewelled manual wind movement, on atapered brick-link bracelet of textured design, dial, movement, caseand bracelet signed, the case with London import marks for 1970,numbered 1860947, in maker’s box, total length 17cm£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

286. A LADY’S 9CT GOLD BRACELET WATCH BYOMEGA, the square dial with black baton markers, to a calibre 484jewelled manual wind movement, on a tapered textured bracelet withlogo to clasp, the dial, movement and case signed, case numbered7115690, case width 1.4cm, total length 17cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

287. A 9CT GOLD ‘DE LUXE’ BRACELET WATCH BYRECORD, the cushion-shaped gilt dial with black Roman numerals,to a jewelled manual wind movement, on a tapered brick-link bracelet,dial, movement and case signed, case numbered 313325, bracelet alsosigned WHW Ltd, case width 2.2cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

288. A GENTLEMAN’S WRISTWATCH BY OMEGA,the circular silvered dial with Arabic numerals, outer minute scale andcentre seconds hand, to a jewelled manual movement numbered30SCT2 and 9538835, the stainless steel case numbered 10174669,dial, movement and case signed, on a later leather strap, case width3.2cm£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

289. A GENTLEMAN’S WRISTWATCH, the rectangularsilvered dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, to alater jewelled manual movement, in stainless steel case stamped RWCLtd, the dial bearing ‘Rolex’ signature, on an unassociated leather strap,case width 2.2cm£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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290. A GENTLEMAN’S 18CT GOLD CASED WRISTWATCH BY JAEGER-LECOULTRE, the cushion-shaped gilt dial with chequered decoration and baton markers, to a jewelled manual wind movement numbered 2176763, thecase with import marks for 1971, numbered 1282554 and 9040, on an unassociated leather strap, case width 3cm£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

291. A GENTLEMAN’S WRISTWATCH BY INTERNATIONAL WATCH COMPANY, the circular silvered dialwith gilt Arabic numerals and baton markers, to a jewelled manual wind movement, the case with Swiss gold mark, stamped ‘18K0,750’ and numbered 1341570, dial, movement and case signed, on a later leather strap, case width 3.55cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

292. A LADY’S 18CT GOLD CASED WRISTWATCH BY INTERNATIONAL WATCH COMPANY, therectangular silvered dial with baton markers, to a jewelled manual wind movement, the case with London import marks for1963, dial, movement and case signed, case numbered 1682646, on an unassociated leather strap, case width 1.9cm£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

293. A GENTLEMAN’S STAINLESS STEEL ‘SEAMASTER’ WRISTWATCH BY OMEGA, the circularsilvered dial with baton markers, to a calibre 601 manual wind movement numbered 26139454, the case numbered 135.011,dial, case and movement signed, on an unassociated expanding bracelet, in maker’s box, and a further gentleman’s wristwatch byCyma, on an unassociated leather strap, first watch case diameter 3.3cm (2)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

294. A GENTLEMAN’S ‘COMPUTRON’ WRISTWATCH BY BULOVA, the shaped rectangular case withchequerboard detail and digital display, on a tapered segmented bracelet, in maker’s box, case width 3.1cm£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

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295. A SILVER CASED WRISTWATCH, the circular white dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, to amanual wind movement, on later leather strap, case diameter 3.4cm£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

296. A GENTLEMAN’S WRISTWATCH BY CERTINA, the circular signed silvered dial with gilt Arabic numerals at12, baton markers and subsidiary seconds dial, to a manual wind movement, yellow precious metal mounted, on a gilt metalexpanding-link bracelet, case width 3.3cm£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

297. A GENTLEMAN’S 18CT GOLD CASED WRISTWATCH BY SMITHS, the circular silvered dial with giltArabic numerals, arrowhead markers and subsidiary seconds dial, to a jewelled manual wind movement, the case back withpresentation inscription dated 1957, on an unassociated leather strap, and a 9ct gold cased wristwatch by Waltham, the caseback with presentation inscription dated 1931, on an unassociated leather strap, first watch case width 3.4cm (2)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

298. A GENTLEMAN’S WRISTWATCH BY LONGINES, the circular black dial with alternate silvered Arabicnumerals, baton markers and subsidiary seconds dial, to a jewelled manual wind movement numbered 5860946, the stainlesssteel case numbered 20644 174, dial and movement signed, with later unassociated crown and leather strap, case width 3.2cm£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

299. A GENTLEMAN’S CHRONOMÈTRE WRISTWATCH BY OMEGA, the circular dial with alternate Arabicnumerals, bead markers and subsidiary seconds dial, to a jewelled manual wind movement numbered 30T2Rg and 10644758,the stainless steel case numbered 2800-2, dial, movement and case signed, with later unassociated crown and leather strap, casewidth 3.4cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

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300. A LADY’S WRISTWATCH BY LONGINES, thecircular silvered dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial,to a jewelled manual wind movement, yellow precious metalmounted, dial, movement and case signed, case and movementnumbered 5410064, on an unassociated strap, (winder deficient), casewidth 2.6cm£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

301. A GILT METAL HUNTER FOB WATCH BY ELGIN,the circular dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, to akeyless wind movement numbered 11195129, case numbered5564642, inscribed to dust cover, dial and movement signed, (glassdeficient), together with a gilt metal open face pocket watch, the dialsigned Garrard, inscribed to case back, first watch case diameter 3.5cm(2)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

302. A 9CT GOLD OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH, thecircular white dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial,to a keyless wind movement signed Waltham, USA, numbered17619818, the case with engraved flowerhead and foliate borders,hallmarked for Chester 1912, numbered 2372, case diameter 5cm£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

303. A HUNTER POCKET WATCH BY E HOWARD &CO, BOSTON, the circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals,outer scale 0-60 and subsidiary seconds dial, to a keyless wind ¾ platemovement, dial and movement signed, movement numbered 212645,the case profusely engraved with flowerheads, foliage and scrolls,stamped ‘BLAUER 14K’ and numbered 163278, case diameter 5.4cm

Previously owned by Donald Mitchell Healey (3 July 1898 - 15 January1988), the celebrated motor car designer, engineer, rally car driver andspeed record holder. Thence by descent.£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

304. AN EARLY VICTORIAN 18CT GOLD OPEN FACEPOCKET WATCH BY JAMES MCCABE, the circular whitedial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, to a key windmovement, the engine-turned case hallmarked for London 1839, thedial, movement and case signed Ja’s McCabe, Royal Exchange, Londonand numbered 15998, case diameter 4.1cm£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

305. AN 18CT GOLD HUNTER POCKET WATCH BYE. WHITE, COCKSPUR STREET, LONDON, the circular giltdial with Roman numerals and floral engraved decoration, to a keylesswind movement, the engine-turned case with London hallmark andmaker’s mark AN, monogrammed, dial and movement signed,movement and case numbered 1158, (some damage, glass deficient),case diameter 3.7cm£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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306. A GOLD PLATED OPEN FACE POCKET WATCHWITH MUSICAL AUTOMATON AND ALARM BYREUGE, the circular polychrome dial depicting a pastoral scene, withgilt automata of a falconer raising and lowering his arm, seated upon ahorse drinking from a trough, accompanied by a lady operating awater pump, to a jewelled manual wind movement and pin barrelmusical movement, the case decorated with musical instruments andfoliage, numbered 1379, with alarm pusher at 11, dial and case signed,with key, case diameter 5.6cm£1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

307. AN ENAMEL HUNTER FOB WATCH, the circulardial with Roman numerals, to a keyless wind movement, the floral andfoliate scroll decorated case heightened with red, green and yellowenamel thistles, stamped ‘14k’ with Swiss squirrel mark, numbered92415, monogrammed, (winder deficient), case diameter 3.1cm£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

308. A HUNTER FOB WATCH BY WALTHAM, thecircular two tone dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dialand gilt decoration, to a keyless wind ¾ plate movement numbered10131149, dial and movement signed, the case stamped ‘10k’ andnumbered 63931, (glass deficient), case width 3.85cm£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

309. AN OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH, the circular whitedial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, to a keylesswind movement signed Syren, with Dennison gilt metal case, casediameter 4.9cm£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

310. TWO OPEN FACE FOB WATCHES, the first withArabic numerals, outer scale 0-60 and scroll pierced hands, signedCharvet, Le Havre, case numbered 19605, the second with Romannumerals and outer scale 0-60, the engine-turned case numbered87818 23292, suspended from a 9ct gold ribbon bow brooch fitting,together with a silver sovereign case, monogrammed, first watch casediameter 2.8cm (3)£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

311. A COLLECTION OF GILT METAL POCKETWATCHES, to include a half hunter example by Thomas Russell &Son, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiaryseconds dial, dial and movement signed, case numbered 638558,inscribed, two further half hunter pocket watches, and three open faceexamples, first watch case diameter 5cm (6)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

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322. A UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ‘AMERICANEAGLE’ PLATINUM PROOF $100 COIN, dated 2016,cased by United States Mint£400-500 (plus 27% BP*)

323. A MEXICO GOLD 50 PESOS COIN, dated 1947£750-850 (plus 27% BP*)

324. A REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE GOLD $150 COIN,commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the founding of Singapore,dated 1969, cased by Singapore Mint£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)

325. A REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE GOLD $150 COIN,commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the founding of Singapore,dated 1969, cased by Singapore Mint£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)

326. A SOVEREIGN SET BRACELET, comprising a line ofseven George V sovereigns, dated from 1911 to 1928, suspending aGeorge V half sovereign, dated 1925, from a curb-link swag, length17.5cm£1500-2000 (plus 27% BP*)

327. A UNITED STATES OF AMERICA GOLD $10COIN, dated 1912, cased by Harrington & Byrne£350-450 (plus 27% BP*)

328. A UNITED STATES OF AMERICA GOLD PROOFHALF-DOLLAR COIN, commemorating the 50th Anniversaryof the death of John F. Kennedy, dated 2014, cased by United StatesMint£550-650 (plus 27% BP*)

329. AN ELIZABETH II GOLD PROOF 50 PENCECOIN, commemorating the Scouts Centenary, dated 2007, cased byThe Royal Mint£350-450 (plus 27% BP*)

312. AN EDWARD VII SOVEREIGN, dated 1904£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

313. TWO VICTORIA HALF SOVEREIGNS, dated 1887and 1890, and a George V half sovereign, dated 1914 (3)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

314. A GEORGE II GUINEA, dated 1740£400-500 (plus 27% BP*)

315. A GEORGE III SOVEREIGN, dated 1820, and a German20 Mark gold coin, dated 1910 (2)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

316. AN ELIZABETH II ‘BRITANNIA’ PLATINUMPROOF £25 COIN, dated 2017, cased by The Royal Mint,certificate no. 214£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

317. AN ELIZABETH II GOLD PROOF SOVEREIGN,dated 2002, cased by The Royal Mint, certificate no. 06701£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)



320. AN ELIZABETH II GOLD PROOF £5 COIN, dated2018, commemorating the 65th Anniversary of the Coronation, casedby The Royal Mint, certificate no. 174£900-1000 (plus 27% BP*)

321. AN ELIZABETH II GOLD PROOF SOVEREIGN,dated 2018, commemorating the 65th Anniversary of the Coronation,cased by The Royal Mint, certificate no. 421£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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340. AN ELIZABETH II GOLD PROOF PIEDFORTSOVEREIGN, dated 2017, cased by The Royal Mint, certificate no.1495£350-400 (plus 27% BP*)

341. AN ELIZABETH II FIVE COIN GOLD PROOF SET,comprising a five sovereign, double sovereign, sovereign, half sovereignand quarter sovereign, dated 2018, cased by The Royal Mint, certificateno. 332£1500-1800 (plus 27% BP*)

342. A GOLD 20 FRANCS COIN, dated 1910£140-180 (plus 27% BP*)

343. AN ELIZABETH II GOLD £5 COIN, dated 2007, casedby The Royal Mint, certificate no. 0482£900-1000 (plus 27% BP*)

344. AN ELIZABETH II GOLD £2 COIN, dated 1989,commemorating the 500th Anniversary of the gold sovereign£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

345. AN ELIZABETH II AUSTRALIA GOLD ANDSILVER $100 COIN, Perth Mint Centenary sovereign, dated 1999£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

346. A REPUBLIC OF SOMALIA GOLD 1000SCHILLINGS COIN, dated 2002, cased by The Royal Mint£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

347. ANCIENT GREECE, TWO TETRADRACHMS,comprising a tetradrachm of King Demetrius I Soter, Seleucid Empire,circa mid-2nd century BC, and a posthumous Alexander tetradrachm,depicting Heracles in lion skin, and Zeus seated with eagle andsceptre, circa 3rd century BC (2)£200-400 (plus 27% BP*)

348. A UNITED STATES OF AMERICA GOLD HALF-DOLLAR COIN, dated 2016, cased by United States Mint£350-450 (plus 27% BP*)

330. A GOLD 20 FRANCS COIN, dated 1878, in later case£140-180 (plus 27% BP*)

331. AN ELIZABETH II GOLD PROOF £25 COIN, dated2018, commemorating Four Generations of Royalty, cased by TheRoyal Mint, certificate no. 0833£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

332. A VICTORIA AUSTRALIA SYDNEY MINTSOVEREIGN, dated 1868£300-350 (plus 27% BP*)

333. AN ELIZABETH II GOLD £10 COIN, dated 2006, in9ct gold pendant mount, length 2.45cm£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

334. AN ELIZABETH II SOVEREIGN, dated 2015£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

335. A UNITED STATES OF AMERICA GOLDQUARTER-DOLLAR COIN, dated 2016, cased by UnitedStates Mint£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

336. AN ELIZABETH II ALDERNEY GOLD PROOFSOVEREIGN, dated 2018, commemorating the 65th Anniversaryof the Coronation, cased by Harrington & Byrne£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

337. AN ELIZABETH II SOVEREIGN, dated 2017, cased byThe Royal Mint, certificate no. 0057£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

338. AN ELIZABETH II AUSTRALIA GOLD PROOF$25 COIN, dated 2017, cased by The Perth Mint£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

339. AN ELIZABETH II GOLD PROOF £10 COIN, dated2012£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

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349. AN ELIZABETH II SOUTH AFRICA GOLD£1 COIN, dated 1960, and an Elizabeth II South Africa gold half-pound coin, dated 1960 (2)£250-300 (plus 27% BP*)

350. AN ELIZABETH II BERMUDA GOLD $10 COIN,dated 1990£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

351. A GEORGE V SOVEREIGN, dated 1913, and an ElizabethII sovereign, dated 2005 (2)£350-450 (plus 27% BP*)

352. TWO GEORGE V HALF-SOVEREIGNS, dated 1912and 1914 (2)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

353. A REPUBLIC OF SOMALIA GOLD 1000SCHILLINGS COIN, dated 2001, cased by The Royal Mint£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

354. AN ELIZABETH II GOLD 20 PENCE COIN, dated2002£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

355. A UNITED STATES OF AMERICA GOLD ONEDIME COIN, dated 2016, cased by United States Mint£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

356. A GEORGE V BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITIONMEDAL, dated 1924, cased, a silver Tower Bridge Centenary medal,dated 1994, cased, a silver £5 coin, two silver proof £2 coins, threesilver proof 50 pence coins, a silver proof 20 pence coin, a silver proof10 pence coin, and three further silver proof coins (13)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

357. A GEORGE V SILVER WREATH CROWN, dated1927, and a George V penny, dated 1912 H (2)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

358. AN ELIZABETH II 9CT GOLD PENNY, dated 2015,commemorating the 800th Anniversary of the Magna Carta, twoElizabeth II silver £5 coins, dated 2015 and 2017, two United Statessilver $1 coins, dated 1998 and 2018, and a Japan silver proof medal,dated 1990 (6)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

359. AN ELIZABETH II GOLD QUARTER SOVEREIGN,dated 2009, a silver piedfort crown, dated 2000, a silver proof£1 four coin set, two silver proof£1 coins, all cased by The Royal Mint, and a retro pattern coin set (6)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

360. AN ELIZABETH II ‘RED DRAGON OF WALES’GOLD PROOF £25 COIN, from The Queen’s Beasts series,dated 2018, cased by The Royal Mint, certificate no. 0453£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

361. AN ELIZABETH II ‘BRITANNIA’ GOLD PROOFCOIN SET, comprising a £100 coin, a £50 coin, a £25 coin and a£10 coin, cased by The Royal Mint, certificate no. 0613£1400-1600 (plus 27% BP*)

362. AN OLIVER CROMWELL HALFCROWN, dated1658£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

363. A UNITED STATES OF AMERICA GOLD $5COIN, dated 1912, later cased by Harrington & Byrne£150-250 (plus 27% BP*)

364. AN ELIZABETH II ALDERNEY GOLD PROOFSOVEREIGN, dated 2017, and an Elizabeth II Alderney platinumproof sovereign, dated 2017, in Harrington & Byrne case (2)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

365. A HENRY II (1154-1189) SILVER PENNY, a Richard I(1189-1199) silver penny and a John (1199-1216) silver penny, latercased by Harrington & Byrne (3)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

366. AN ELIZABETH II GOLD PROOF £2 COIN,dated 2011, commemorating the Mary Rose, cased by The Royal Mint,certificate no. 1064£350-450 (plus 27% BP*)

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368. AN ELIZABETH II SILVER PROOF PIEDFORT£5 COIN, commemorating the 2012 London Paralympic Games,cased, an Elizabeth II silver proof £5 coin, dated 2012, commemoratingthe Diamond Jubilee, cased, and a silver bar incorporating an ElizabethII silver Britannia £2 coin, dated 2015, cased (3)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

369. A COLLECTION OF COINAGE AND OBJECTS,comprising a Victoria Diamond Jubilee silver medal, dated 1897, cased,a pair of silver letter openers, an Elizabeth II Executive Proof Set, dated2009, cased, two United States of America silver proof $1 coins, dated2012, cased, a Mexico silver 10 Pesos coin, dated 1996, a Canada silverproof $1 coin, dated 1984, a Spain silver 5 Ecru coin, dated 1989, andassorted further coins (qty)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

370. AN ELIZABETH II ‘FAMILY SILVERCOLLECTION’ PROOF COIN SET, dated 2008, cased by TheRoyal Mint, certificate no. 1727, and an Elizabeth II ‘Premium ProofCollection’, dated 2012, cased by The Royal Mint (2)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

371. AN ELIZABETH II SILVER PROOF COIN SET,dated 2006, commemorating The Queen’s 80th Birthday,£5 to penny, cased by The Royal Mint£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

372. AN ELIZABETH II SILVER PROOF £1 FOURCOIN SET, dated 2010-2011, two United Kingdom proof coin sets,dated 2011 and 2015, four Elizabeth II silver £2 coins, dated 1999,2009, 2010 and 2010, five United States of America silver $1 coins,dated 2008, 2013, 2013, 2014 and 2016, and a Canada silver $10 coin,dated 2017£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

373. AN ELIZABETH II SILVER PROOF £1 FOURCOIN SET, two Elizabeth II silver £100 coins, each dated 2015, asilver £50 coin, dated 2015, three silver £20 coins, four silver £2 coins,two United States silver $1 coins, a Fiji silver $10 coin, a FalklandIslands silver 50 pence coin, and assorted further coins (qty)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

374. A 9CT GOLD COMMEMORATIVE COIN, celebratingthe reign of Edward VIII, hallmarked for London 2001, two UnitedStates of America silver $1 coins, an Elizabeth II silver£2 coin, an Elizabeth II Canada silver $5 coin, an Elizabeth II Australiasilver $1 coin, and assorted further coins (qty)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

375. A WORLD WAR ONE MEMORIAL PLAQUE,inscribed for John William Hopkins£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

376. A MILITARY CROSS, dated 1945, and miniature (2)£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

377. A MOST EXCELLENT ORDER OF THE BRITISHEMPIRE MBE BREAST BADGE, cased, and miscellaneousmedals, insignia and badges (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

378. UNITED KINGDOM TREASURY NOTES, N FWarren Fisher, comprising two 10 Shillings notes, K/95 571626 andW/52 363394, and a One Pound note, C1/32 207562 (3)£200-400 (plus 27% BP*)

379. A COLLECTION OF BRITISH AND WORLDBANKNOTES, to include a white £5 note, 1944, E77 069152, awhite £10 note, 1938, L/102 04572, a white £20 note, 1937, 54/M20723, assorted further Bank of England notes, and assorted Euronotes, contained in a folio (qty)£1200-1800 (plus 27% BP*)

380. A COLLECTION OF UNITED STATES OFAMERICA BANKNOTES, to include a Vermont, Bank ofWindsor, One Dollar note, and assorted further banknotes, containedin a folio (qty)£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

381. TWO NORTHERN IRELAND BANKNOTES,comprising a Northern Bank Limited Five Pounds note, N-I/S 19556and Ten Pounds note, N-I/N 08451, both dated 1943 (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

382. A COLLECTION OF SCOTTISH BANKNOTES,various dates and denominations (qty)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

383. A COLLECTION OF BRITISH AND WORLDBANKNOTES, various dates and denominations (qty)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

384. A LARGE COLLECTION OF BRITISH ANDWORLD COINS (qty)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)


Objets de Vertu & SilverLots 401 - 686

401. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER NOVELTY SHOOTINGBUTT MARKER/SELECTOR, by Charles & George Asprey,London 1905, the hinged top opening to reveal three hingedcompartments, each containing three numbered ivory markers,presentation inscription to one side, and further inscribed ‘RossiePriory Dec 1905’ to the other, 4.5cm high£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

402. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER OVALSHOULDER BELT PLATES, each engraved with a crownedcoat of arms, by Thomas Willmore, Birmingham 1803, 8cm high;together with a 19th Century Scottish clan badge for Anstruther,6.5cm (3)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

403. AN ANTIQUE SILVER CIRCULAR BOX, the hingedcover with relief portrait of Charles I, within engraved border, theunderside of the base with engraved crest, unmarked, 6.5cm diameter£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

404. AN EARLY GEORGE III SILVER TUMBLER CUP, ofplain rounded form, London 1775, with later 19th Century inscription‘George and Laura Lyon, Their Cup, Oct 1895’, 6.3cm diameter£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)


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405. A 19TH CENTURY TORTOISESHELL ANDMOTHER OF PEARL VENEERED CARD CASE,centred with an engraved silver lozenge, 9.2cm; and another 19thCentury tortoiseshell veneered card case (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

406. A GEORGE IV SILVER CHEESE SCOOP, with ivoryhandle, by Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1822, 21.5cm long£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

407. A GEORGE III SILVER MEAT SKEWER, with loophandle, by George Smith II, London 1777, 32cm long; together witha 19th Century silver plated meat skewer by John Gilbert, 30.5cm(2)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

408. A GEORGE II SILVER MARROW SPOON, makerR.H., London 1751, 22.5cm long£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

409. A GEORG JENSEN SILVER LILY PATTERNSAUCE LADLE, import marks for London 1936, 13cm long£30-40 (plus 27% BP*)

410. A SILVER CIGARETTE CASE, with hinged front flap,and engine turned decoration, import marks for Stockwell & Co,London 1926, 8.5cm; a Continental miniature conical sifter,embossed with figures and engraved with buildings, 4.5cm; a silverrectangular photo frame; and a silver plated caddy spoon, reliefdecorated with a swaddled baby (4)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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411. A MONT BLANC ‘STARWALKER’BALLPOINT PEN, black, with service guide and originalbox£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

412. AN EDWARDIAN SILVERAND ENAMEL BALUSTERSMALL VASE, the pale pink guillocheenamel ground decorated with stylisedleaves and berries, by Heinrich Levinger,Birmingham 1903, 11cm high£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)


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413. A SILVER AND ENAMEL SMALL HAND MIRROR,the white guilloche enamel ground painted with a spray of roses andforget-me-nots, by Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1963, 15.5cm;together with a similar circular compact, the enamel lid painted with arose, 4.5cm (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

414. A SILVER AND PINK GUILLOCHE ENAMELCIRCULAR BOX, the hinged cover painted with a courting couplein a garden, import marks for P.H. Vogel, London 1924, and for Cohen& Charles, 6cm diameter; a Continental enamel circular box, the toppainted with a young girl in a garden, the sides and base painted witha garden landscape, 4.5cm; and another enamel circular box, the deepblue ground gilt decorated with stars, 4.5cm (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

415. A 19TH CENTURY TORTOISESHELL CIRCULARBOX, with pique inset greek key borders, the cover inset with aglazed panel painted with a naked maiden in a landscape, 7.8cmdiameter; and another circular tortoiseshell box, the cover inset with a19th Century oval miniature portrait of a lady, watercolour on ivory,8cm diameter (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

416. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CIRCULAR PILLBOX, repoussé decorated with scrolls, Birmingham 1900, 3cm; anothersilver pill box; a silver cased whole walnut box, stamped 925; an enamelpropelling pencil painted with a cherub; a glazed circular miniatureportrait of a young girl; a pair of mother of pearl and guilloche enamelopera glasses, painted with flowers (AF); a gilt compact, decorated withflowers; and four various decorative boxes (11)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

417. A SILVER MOUNTED BLUE GLASS DESK RULER,with engine turned decoration, by Padgett & Braham Ltd, London1928, 32cm long; and a very similar red glass example by the samemaker, London 1924 (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

418. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER HANDLED IVORYPAGE TURNER, the handle embossed with scrolling foliage,Birmingham 1894, 37cm long; and an early Victorian silver letteropener, with shaped and engraved decoration, by Taylor & Perry,Birmingham 1847, 23cm (2)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

419. A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL SILVERRECTANGULAR BOX, decorated with alternating bands of flowersand blue enamel stripes, the lid with oval portrait reserve now containinga photograph, stamped 935, 7cm wide (see illustration on page 59)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

420. A MID 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SILVER ANDNIELLO SNUFF BOX, the top and bottom decorated with cityscapes, the sides with scrolling foliage, Moscow 1854, maker’s mark B.E.,assay master Andrey Kovalsky, 7cm wide (see illustration on page 59)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

421. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER OVERLAIDGLASS SCENT BOTTLE AND STOPPER, with pierced andengraved foliate decoration, 11.5cm high; two pairs of Norwegiansilver and vari-coloured enamel topped cut glass scent bottles, eachpair on a fitted oval plate stand; a silver and blue enamel topped glassjar, Birmingham 1926; a cut glass powder jar, the top inset with an ArtNouveau style embossed portrait of a lady; and one other small silvertopped jar (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)


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422. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER NOVELTY PINCUSHION, in the form of a heeled court shoe, maker’s markindistinct, Birmingham 1890, 10.5cm; and two other silver novelty pincushions in the form of lace up boots, both by S Blanckensee & SonLtd, one Chester 1909, the other Birmingham 1910, 12.5cm (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

423. A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVER MENUHOLDERS, each pierced and embossed with cherubs and fruitingvine, by Mappin & Webb, London 1900, 11cm wide; another of easelform, decorated with a resting Cupid, London 1902; and a small silvermodel of two cherubs upon a bench, import marks for Chester 1898(4)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

424. A COLLECTION OF SMALL SILVER ITEMS, toinclude an Edwardian Art Nouveau miniature photo frame,Birmingham 1903, 4.5cm, another miniature photo frame, Birmingham1912, an Edwardian stamp box, on ball feet, Birmingham 1904, a lobedvesta case, an oval box and cover, an Edwardian oval photo frame withribbon cresting, Birmingham 1909, an aide memoire, two decanterlabels for Brandy and Port, other small items, a plated vesta withenamel ‘Match to Strike’ decoration, and other plated items including arabbit baby’s rattle with mother of pearl teether, and a small box inthe form of a pig (qty)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

425. A SILVER PLATED SQUARE SECTION DISPLAYCASE, with bevelled glass top and sides, and mirrored base, onshaped feet, 26.5cm wide; and a silver plated and enamel three piecedressing table set, the white enamel ground painted with flowers (4)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

426. A SILVER NOVELTY ‘MY LAST ROLO’ by C.W. Sellors,2.2cm wide, in original presentation box£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

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427. A 19TH CENTURY IVORY RECTANGULARCASKET, with white metal mounted corner plates and escutcheon,14cm wide£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

428. A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH TORTOISESHELLCIRCULAR BOX, with gold piqué inset border, the lid inset withan oval portrait miniature of a young lady, watercolour on ivory, 7.5cmdiameter (see illustration on page 62)£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

429. A PAIR OF 15CT GOLD OVAL CUFFLINKS,monogrammed, 5.6 grams, in fitted case, two yellow metal propellingpencils, both by Sampson Mordan & Co; a silver small propelling pencil;and one other£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

430. A SILVER NURSE’S BELT BUCKLE, the two partbuckle pierced and engraved with stylised scrolling foliage, London1967, 9.5cm wide overall£20-40 (plus 27% BP*)

431. A VICTORIAN SILVER BELT BUCKLE, of scrollpierced rectangular outline, by Lawrence Emanuel, Birmingham 1876,9cm wide; a set of four late Victorian silver buttons, by the samemaker, Birmingham 1900; and a 19th Century silver and mother ofpearl folding fruit fork, marks rubbed (6)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

432. A SILVER AND SKY BLUE ENAMEL EASELTIMEPIECE, of shaped outline, with circular dial, by Adie Bros Ltd,Birmingham 1929, 9.5cm high, in original fitted case£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

433. A SILVER AND TURQUOISE ENAMEL EASELTIMEPIECE, of shaped outline, with circular gilt dial, by Williams Ltd,Birmingham 1923, 9cm high£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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434. A GEORGE IV SILVER RECTANGULARVINAIGRETTE, the top and bottom with a border of stylisedfoliate motifs, and having pierced gilt grille, maker T.S. possibly ThomasShaw, Birmingham 1829, 4cm; another, William IV vinaigrette withengraved decoration, by Joseph Bettridge, Birmingham 1830, 3.5cm; and two further small 19th Century vinaigrettes, engraved with foliage(4)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

435. A GEORGE IV SILVER RECTANGULARVINAIGRETTE, with engraved decoration, foliate cast border andpierced gilt grille, by Joseph Bettridge, Birmingham 1823, 3.2cm; anotherearly 19th Century vinaigrette with diagonal banded decoration,3.5cm; a further small early Victorian vinaigrette by Francis Clark,Birmingham 1840, 2.5cm; and one other (4)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

436. A GEORGE III SILVER RECTANGULARVINAIGRETTE, engraved with wrigglework and with foliate castborder, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1810, 3cm; another, of plainchamfered design, maker J.T. possibly John Thropp, Birmingham 1806,2.5cm; another George III vinaigrette, engraved with strapwork,maker’s mark indistinct, London 1810, 3cm; and two further 19thCentury silver vinaigrettes (5)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

437. A GEORGE III SILVER RECTANGULARVINAIGRETTE, of chamfered rectangular form, engraved withwrigglework and with plain pierced grille, by Cocks & Bettridge,Birmingham 1800, 3cm; a William IV small vinaigrette, Birmingham1836; and three Victorian silver vinaigrettes (5)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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438. A SET OF TEN ZIMBABWEAN SILVER MENUOR PLACE CARD HOLDERS by Patrick Mavros, in the form ofAfrican wild animals, including zebra, rhino, hippo, monkey, warthogand others, each on oval hardwood base inset with maker’s plaque,6cm wide, with three boxes (10)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

439. AN INDIAN POLISHED STEEL AND SILVERINLAID OVAL BOX AND COVER, inlaid with a spray offlowers, 6.5cm long; and a similar rectangular cigarette case (2)£30-40 (plus 27% BP*)

440. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER ‘CASTLE TOP’ CARDCASE, of shaped rectangular form, relief decorated with the ScottMonument, Edinburgh, and further chased and engraved with scrollingfoliage, by Frederick Marson, Birmingham 1870, 10cm high (seeillustration on page 59)£400-500 (plus 27% BP*)


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441. A 19TH CENTURY RUBY GLASS DOUBLEENDED SCENT BOTTLE, with faceted, slightly tapered hingedbody, and gilt mounts, 13.5cm, in fitted case; a late Victorian silvercigarette case, of diagonally fluted form, by Henry Matthews,Birmingham 1896, 12cm, 5 oz; a similar plated vesta; and an Edwardiansilver mounted watch holder, Birmingham 1908 (4)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

442. A 19TH CENTURY TORTOISESHELL ANDMOTHER OF PEARL VENEERED CARD CASE, inlaid witha chequered design, 10.5cm; a 19th Century Tunbridge inlaid smallcard case; a papier mâché snuff box; and an Edwardian silver toppedcut glass inkwell, Chester 1905 (4)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

443. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER RECTANGULARPETROL LIGHTER, with gilt applied monogram and jewelledcatch, by Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1909, 6cm high (see illustrationon page 59)£140-180 (plus 27% BP*)

444. A SILVER CLIP ON TRAVELLING ASHTRAYAND CIGAR REST by Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1912,stamped No. 20330, 14cm long; together with a pair of Edwardiansilver cigar rests, by Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1902, 11cm; andan Edwardian silver cigarette case, engraved with scrolling foliage, by MEmanuel, Birmingham 1905, 8 oz overall (4)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

445. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER DOUBLE STAMP BOX,the glazed sloping hinged top with inset stamps, on gadrooned base,by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1904, 6.5cm wide; and a silvermatchbox case, of lozenge design, London 1926, 6.5cm (2) (seeillustration on page 59)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

446. A COLLECTION OF SILVER AND OTHEROBJECTS, comprising a miniature armada dish, a Victorian vestacase, a silver mounted nut vesta, a cased decorative spoon, threeenamelled decanter labels with initials M, R & B, two 19th Centurydecanter labels for Port and Sherry (AF), a silver seal modelled as astatue of Cupid, a silver cigar piercer, and other items (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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447. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER GILT BABY’S RATTLE,engraved with birds and foliage, by William Summers, London 1884, in fittedcase (lacks coral teether); together with a 19th Century coral teether, withfoliate gilt mounts, 8.5cm long (2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

448. A LATE VICTORIAN REGIMENTAL SILVER TABLELIGHTER, in the form of a drum, with crown wick holder, and four tools tothe sides, on ball feet, by Frederick Courthope, London 1885, 11cm high£500-800 (plus 27% BP*)

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449. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH SILVER AND PLIQUE À JOUR ENAMEL SMALL BOX, maker’s mark D.L.probably Julien Duval & Georges Le Turcq for Tiffany & Co, the top of chequered design within a border of conjoined flowerheads, the sides withribbon and flowerheads united by a silver winged cherub figure at each rounded corner, signed Tiffany & Co, Paris, 4.5cm wide£800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)


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450. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER BABY’S RATTLE ANDWHISTLE, repoussé decorated with ‘C’ scrolls, hung with four bells,and having coral teether, by Crisford & Norris Ltd, Birmingham 1903,9cm long£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

451. A GEORGE III SILVER TODDY LADLE, with punchedborder, and whalebone twist handle, by Peter & ? Bateman (markspartly rubbed), London 1793, 35cm long; and a 19th Century silverplated butter spade, with ivory handle, 16.5cm (2)£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

452. TWO GRADUATED LATE VICTORIAN SILVERGAME SKEWERS, each with pierced caduceus terminal, by JamesDixon & Sons, Sheffield 1898, 20.5 and 15.5cm respectively (2)£30-40 (plus 27% BP*)

453. A SILVER AND SILVER GILT CIRCULAR BOXAND COVER, by Stuart Devlin, London 1984, the top withflowerhead design over red enamel, 6.7cm wide, boxed£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

454. A GEORGE IV SILVER RECTANGULAR SNUFFBOX, with engine turned decoration and foliate cast borders andthumb piece, by John Bettridge, Birmingham 1829, 8cm wide (seeillustration on page 59)£180-220 (plus 27% BP*)

455. A GEORGE III SILVER CROWN, 1820, EF£250-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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456. AN EARLY GEORGE III MEAT SKEWER, with castshell and loop handle, by John Lambe, London 1774, 36cm long£150-180 (plus 27% BP*)

457. A GEORGE II SILVER MARROW SCOOP, by RichardHussey, London 1756, 22cm long£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

458. A GEORGIAN SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERNMARROW OR CRAB SCOOP, engraved initials A.S. unmarked,circa 1760, 14.5cm£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

459. A GEORGE IV SILVER FISH SLICE, with piercedecorated blade, the shaped handle cast with fruiting vine, by JonathanHayne, London 1827, 30cm long£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

460. A MONT BLANC MEISTERSTUCK FOUNTAINPEN, No. 146, 14.2cm, in black case£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

461. A GEORGE III SILVER APPLE CORER, with roundedhandle, by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London 1793, 13cmlong overall£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

462. A SILVER RECTANGULAR LARGE CIGARETTECASE, with engine turned decoration and a band of gilt border, byPadgett & Braham Ltd, London 1955, 12.5cm, 6 oz; and a silver engineturned compact of square section (2)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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463. A LATE VICTORIAN GILT-BRONZECOMMEMORATIVE CHESS PIECE BY CARLO ANDARTHUR GIULIANO, modelled as a rook, inset to the top with asection of Trans-Atlantic telegraph wire, inscribed ‘CHESS MATCH BYCABLE BETWEEN HOUSE OF COMMONS, LONDON AND HOUSEOF REPRESENTATIVES, WASHINGTON PLAYED OVER THE LINES OFTHE ANGLO AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CO, LONDON ANDWESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO, NEW YORK 1897 andCONTRACTORS THE TELEGRAPH CONSTRUCTION ANDMAINTENANCE CO., LONDON, signed C&AG to base, 7.5cm high

This souvenir chess piece was produced by Carlo Joseph and ArthurAlphonse Giuliano, sons of the celebrated Italian artist jeweller CarloGiuliano, to commemorate the first chess match played between theHouse of Commons in London and the House of Representatives inWashington, D.C. Each team comprised five players and the chess moveswere relayed back and forth across the Atlantic by telegraphic cable,starting on Monday 31 May 1897. The match was drawn after two days ofplay, each side scoring 2.5 points.£2000-3000 (plus 27% BP*)

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464. FOUR LIMITED EDITION SILVER PROOFCROWNS, QE2 World Cruise 1979, together with a collection ofassorted commemorative crowns, to include 1981 Royal Wedding,Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee 1977, and others similar (qty)£30-40 (plus 27% BP*)

466. A MID-VICTORIAN SILVER CYLINDRICALSTRING BOX, engraved with scrolling foliage and with loophandle, by Smith, Nicholson & Co., London 1851, 7cm high, 4oz. £50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

467. A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER ASPARAGUSTONGS, with pierced decoration, London 1823, 25.5cm long, 6oz.£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

468. A PAIR OF GEORGE I SILVER OLD ENGLISHPATTERN TABLESPOONS, with bright cut decoration, byEdward Jennings, London 1720; and a pair of early George III Irish silvertablespoons, by Michael Keating, Dublin 1761. (4)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

469. TWO 18TH CENTURY IRISH SILVERTABLESPOONS, later embossed as berry spoons; a George IIIIrish silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, by William Law, Dublin 1812, apair of George III silver bright cut sugar tongs, by Samuel Godbehere &Edward Wigan, London 1795; two Victorian butter knives, with ivoryhandles; an Edwardian silver bread fork, Birmingham 1901; and a silverpickle fork. (8)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

470. A SET OF SIX SILVER COFFEE SPOONS, ONEFOR EACH OF THE SIX ASSAY OFFICES, 1953; a silverseal-top spoon, London 1953; and a set of four Victorian egg spoons,London 1887. 6oz overall. (11)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

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471. A SET OF SIX MID-VICTORIAN SILVER FISHKNIVES AND FORKS, the blades engraved with fish andscrolling foliage, and having spirally lobed ivory handles, by John Gilbert,Birmingham 1876, (12)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

472. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER DRUMMUSTARD, with foliate engraved decoration, the lid with scallopthumbpiece, by Charles Reily & George Stores, London 1844, 7cm high;another similar mustard, with gadrooned border, maker’s marksrubbed, London 1844, a pair of late Victorian silver salts, and two pairsof silver peppers (8)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

473. A SET OF TWELVE EARLY 20TH CENTURYTURKISH SILVER GILT CUPS, embossed with castles andstylised repeated foliage, Ottoman Empire marks, and having florallypainted porcelain liners (two lacking), in fitted case£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

474. AN AMERICAN SILVER SIFTER SPOON, by Gorham,stamped Sterling, and a collection of miscellaneous foreign spoons, forksand small items including a small box with tortoiseshell inset cover,stamped 935, and a silver candle snuffer, approximately 15 oz overall£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

475. A PAIR OF TURKISH SILVER BEAKERS, withengraved decoration, Ottoman Empire marks, 8cm high; and anotherEastern beaker of slightly flared form, engraved with swags and stylisedfoliage, 9cm high (3)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

476. A COLLECTION OF EASTERN WHITE METALITEMS, including a circular mirror embossed with angel figures, tworectangular boxes, a filigree decorated belt pouch, a circular box andcover with rose finial, two small circular boxes with green hardstoneinset lids, and other similar items (qty)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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477. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER THREE PIECE TEASERVICE, with gadrooned borders, the shaped bodies with aband of reeded decoration with foliate motifs, the teapot withebonised handle and knop, by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London1906 and 1908, teapot 17cm high, 33 oz overall (3)£250-300 (plus 27% BP*)

478. A 19TH CENTURY SILVER PLATED OVAL TEATRAY, with pierced galleried border, 61cm; and a pair of 19thCentury plated three light candelabra (3)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

479. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a set of sixcircular small dishes, by Tessiers Ltd, London 1965, a leaf shaped dish,by Barker Ellis Silver Co., Birmingham 1965, a christening mug, byGorham Manufacturing Co., Birmingham 1910, a late Victorian drummustard, London 1893, four further mustards, some with blue glassliners and spoons, a needle case with engraved decoration, and aneggcup, 30 oz overall£250-300 (plus 27% BP*)

480. A SET OF MINIATURE SILVER INGOTS: the 100Greatest Cars, boxed together with guide book and viewer, by JohnPinches Ltd£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

481. A PAIR OF SILVER MOUNTED CUT GLASSDECANTERS AND STOPPERS, of square section, London1974, 24cm high (2)£20-30 (plus 27% BP*)

482. A PAIR OF SILVER SCALLOP SHAPED BUTTERDISHES, with glass liners, by Williams Ltd, Birmingham 1921, cased;a set of twelve silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1938; a set of six silverteaspoons; and a set of six silver coffee spoons, both cased£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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483. A MATCHED PART SERVICE OF SILVERHANOVERIAN PATTERN FLATWARE, comprising fourtable forks, four dessert forks, six dessert spoons and six soup spoons,various makers and dates, 36 oz overall£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

484. A MATCHED PART SERVICE OF 19TH CENTURYSILVER FIDDLE AND THREAD PATTERNFLATWARE, comprising a sauce ladle, ten tablespoons, twelvedessert spoons, thirteen table forks, and nine dessert forks, variousmakers and dates, 95 oz overall£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

485. A COLLECTION OF MIXED SILVER FLATWARE,to include a set of three Victorian King’s pattern fish knives withengraved blades, London 1866, various mainly 19th Century OldEnglish pattern dessert spoons, two pairs of sugar tongs, and varioustea and coffee spoons, forks etc, approximately 28 oz overall (qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

486. A GEORGE II SILVER SAUCE BOAT, with leaf cappedscroll handle, on scroll feet, by John Langlands I and John Goodrick,Newcastle 1754, 14cm long, 7 oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

487. A GEORGE III SILVER CREAM JUG, embossed andchased with swags of flowering foliage, and with reeded borders andhandle, by Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1794, 11cm high, 5.5 oz; anda Victorian silver twin handled pedestal sugar basin, embossed withflowers, by Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1855, 4 oz (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

488. A MATCHED PAIR OF SILVER SAUCE BOATS, byViner’s Ltd, London 1934 and Sheffield 1955, 7 oz; a silver sugar basin,on pad feet, London 1899; a set of four silver candlesticks, onweighted bases, Birmingham 1923, 13cm high; a pair of silver spillvases, with pierced borders, weighted bases; a similar smaller spill vase;a small sweetmeat dish; and a silver topped cut glass jar (qty)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)


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489. A SET OF SIX SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERNFISH KNIVES AND FORKS, by Harrison Brothers & Howson,Sheffield 1950, 18.5 oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

490. A SILVER WAITER, with scallop and scroll cast piecrustborder, by Alexander Clark & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1913, 22cm wide, 8.5oz£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)

491. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER NAPKIN RING by Liberty& Co., the spot hammered ground embossed with a crown and ‘ACER VII’ for the Coronation of Edward VII, also stamped Cymric,Birmingham 1901, 4.3cm diameter£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

492. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising seven varioussmall trophy cups, four various napkin rings (one Maltese, stamped800), a circular ashtray, a tea strainer, a pierce decorated three piececruet set, and another cruet set, approximately 20 oz weighable (qty)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

493. A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER SWEETMEATBASKETS, with foliate pierced decoration, and shell and scroll castborders, by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1907, 15cm diameter, 8oz; and a pair of silver twin handled baluster urns, on pedestal bases,by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1913 and 1915, 9cm high,10.5 oz (4)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

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494. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER MOUNTED CUTGLASS CLARET JUG, with domed, hinged cover, engraved withswags of foliage, and having hobnail cut body and lobed foot, by AtkinBros, Sheffield 1890, 28.5cm high£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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495. A GEORGE III SILVER OVAL TEAPOT, with beadedborders, engraved with ribbon tied foliage and having fruitwood handleand knop, by John Schofield, London 1779, 11cm high, 14 oz overall£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

496. A GEORGE III SILVER OVAL TEAPOT STAND,with beaded border, on claw and ball feet, by Hester Bateman, London1784, 16.5cm, 5 oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

497. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY AMERICAN SILVERSIDE HANDLED PORRINGER, by Tiffany & Co., with shapedivory handle, stamped Tiffany & Co 16128 3479 Sterling silver, andwith import marks for Albert William Feavearyear, London 1906, 12cmdiameter, 7.5 oz overall£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

498. A SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA SERVICE, with beadedborders, the teapot and hot water pot with ebonised handles and knops,by Viners Ltd, Sheffield 1940, teapot 15.5cm high, 63.5 oz overall (4)£500-600 (plus 27% BP*)

499. A MID 19TH CENTURY SILVER PLATEDBALUSTER TEA URN AND COVER, with gadroonedborders, and twin reeded handles, on square base with claw feet,43cm high£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

500. A PAIR OF MID 19TH CENTURY SHEFFIELDPLATE CANDLESTICKS, and a quantity of miscellaneous silverplated items and flatware etc (qty) £40-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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501. A WILLIAM IV SILVER SHAVING BRUSH, byArchibald Douglas, London 1833, 11cm long; together with a Victoriansilver catheter, by Thomas Nicholls, London 1875; seven various 18thand 19th Century silver teaspoons, including a bright cut example withscalloped bowl, a silver fob medallion, and a small silver pepper (11)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

502. A SET OF SEVEN DANISH SILVER TEASPOONSby Georg Jensen, of Acorn pattern, 11cm, and one other spoon (8)£30-40 (plus 27% BP*)

503. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER FIDDLEPATTERN SAUCE LADLES, by Eley, Fearn & Chawner, London1809, a set of four George III Old English pattern dessert spoons byStephen Adams I, London 1811, and a quantity of mixed silver flatware,various dates and makers, 23.5 oz overall (qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

504. A MATCHED PART SERVICE OF 19TH CENTURYSILVER FIDDLE PATTERN FLATWARE, comprising a gravyspoon, maker W.E., London 1829, three sauce ladles by Francis HigginsII, London 1829, nine table forks and seven dessert forks, by JamesBeebe, London 1821-23, and seven dessert spoons by Chawner & Co.,London 1840, crested, 52 oz overall (qty)£400-500 (plus 27% BP*)

505. A MATCHED SET OF SEVEN GEORGE II SILVERHANOVERIAN PATTERN TABLESPOONS, comprisingthree by Ebenezer Coker, London 1756, three further of the samedate, one with maker’s mark W.T., and one other (marks rubbed), 16.5oz overall (7) £150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

506. A SET OF SIX GEORGE II SILVER HANOVERIANPATTERN DESSERT SPOONS, with foliate scroll decorationto the back of the bowls, by Elizabeth Jackson, London 1749, 6.5 ozoverall (6) £100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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507. A SET OF SIX GEORGE III SILVER OLD ENGLISHPATTERN TABLESPOONS, by Richard Crossley, London 1791,and a pair of similar gravy spoons, maker’s mark T.E., possibly ThomasEllis, London 1772, 19 oz overall (8)£140-180 (plus 27% BP*)

508. A SET OF ELEVEN GEORGE IV SILVER FIDDLEPATTERN TABLE FORKS, by Charles Fox II, London 1824, 26.5oz overall (11)£200-250 (plus 27% BP*)

509. A SILVER SWING HANDLED SUGAR BASKET,with gadrooned border, the sides pierce decorated with stylisedflowers and trellis, on foliate cast feet, blue glass liner, by Charles Boyton& Son Ltd, Birmingham 1926, 11cm wide, together with a silver five bartoast rack, Sheffield 1925, and a seven bar toast rack, Chester 1916 (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

510. A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVER DWARFCANDLESTICKS, with fluted columns, beaded drip pans andbeaded square bases, by Jenkins & Timm, Sheffield 1900, weightedbases, 12.5cm high; and another similar pair, by Goldsmiths &Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1900 (4)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

511. A SET OF FOUR SILVER CANDLESTICKS, withknopped and tapered stems, on chamfered, weighted square bases, byClark & Sewell, Chester 1926, 23cm high (4)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

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512. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a Georgiantoddy ladle, with shaped bowl and ebonised handle, marksindistinct, a square cigarette box, Birmingham 1926, a late Victorianchristening fork and spoon, Sheffield 1897, cased, a domed toppedbox, London 1900, a pair of domed topped peppers, and matchingmustard, Chester 1926, four various further silver mustards, fournapkin rings, a mirror stamped Sterling, and a set of four plated salts(qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

513. A SILVER CIGARETTE CASE, by John Rose,Birmingham 1921, a Danish silver pedestal salt and mustard, withintegral blue glass liners, three silver mounted small photographframes, and one other small frame (7)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

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515. A SET OF TWELVE 20TH CENTURY IRISHSILVER FISH KNIVES AND FORKS, of shaped design,makers initials P.D. Dublin 1968 and 1969, 46 oz overall (24)£400-600 (plus 27% BP*)

516. A PAIR OF GEORGE III IRISH PROVINCIALSILVER FIDDLE PATTERN TABLESPOONS, by IsaacSolomon, Cork circa 1815, marked ‘I Solomon Sterling’, 4.5 oz (2)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

517. TWO PAIRS OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY IRISHSILVER FIDDLE PATTERN TABLE FORKS, by RichardGarde, (Cork) Dublin 1823 and 1831; a similar tablespoon by thesame maker, 1833; a similar pair of tablespoons by Samuel Neville,Dublin 1804; two further similar tablespoons; a table fork; and sixteaspoons, all early 19th Century Irish, 27 oz overall (16)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

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514. A LATE 19TH CENTURY GERMAN (HANAU) SILVERTANKARD, of 17th Century design, having hinged slightly domed cover,the body decorated with circular bosses and engraved stylised foliage,stamped 835, 18cm high overall, 20 oz£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

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518. A GEORGE III IRISH PROVINCIAL SILVER THREEPIECE TEA SERVICE, by Samuel Green, Cork circa 1810, eachpiece with shaped rectangular body, engraved with hatched panels ofstylised foliage, with scallop decoration and gadrooned borders, onball feet, the teapot with ebonised handle, each piece stuck twice withincuse maker’s initials only, teapot 18.5cm high, 44 oz overall (3)£1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

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519. A SET OF FIVE WILLIAM IV SILVER FIDDLEPATTERN TABLE FORKS, by Jonathan Hayne, London 1830;two others similar, including one by Paul Storr, London 1817; a GeorgeIII fiddle pattern gravy spoon, London 1804; a similar tablespoon; threesimilar teaspoons by William Rawlings Sobey, Exeter 1851; and oneother teaspoon, 23 oz overall (13)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

520. A LATE VICTORIAN CLARET JUG, with silver platedmounts, the tapered glass body engraved with ribbon tied swags offlowers and butterflies, the mounts with scroll handle, 27.5cm high£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

521. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a small armadadish, London 2004, three various bottle coasters, with turned woodenbases, a small folding photo frame, a cased set of six teaspoons, three19th Century condiment spoons, a christening knife and fork, adecanter label for brandy, a blotter, a napkin ring, and two paper kniveswith steel blades, approximately 8 oz weighable (qty)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

522. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER TROPHY CUP, withengraved decoration, by Augustus George Plessé, London 1863, 19cmhigh, 8 oz; together with other silver items comprising a cigarette box,a sweetmeat dish, a vesta with enamel pennant design, a navetteshaped small box, a matchbox cover, a cut glass inkwell with silvercover, an Edward VII Coronation medallion, two Dutch crowns, andother coins (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

523. A SMALL COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a lateVictorian cigarette case, engraved with scrolling foliage, Birmingham1897, four various napkin rings, a cylindrical mustard with glass liner,and a silver handled button hook, 8.5 oz overall weighable (6)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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524. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MOUNTED HEAVYCUT GLASS INKWELL, of faceted square section, havinghobnail cut base, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1903, 10cm wide;together with a pair of silver plated candlesticks, of corinthian columnform, with beaded, stepped square bases, 29cm high (3)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

525. A MID 18TH CENTURY SILVER COFFEE POT, thetapering body and hinged cover later repoussé decorated withflowering foliage and ‘C’ scrolls, and having fruitwood handle, marksrubbed but London, maker’s initials possibly W.W., 25cm high, 20.5ozoverall£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

526. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER RECTANGULAREASEL MIRROR, pierce decorated and embossed with masks,putti, urns and scrolling foliage, and having bevelled plate, by WilliamComyns & Sons, London 1887, 28cm high£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

527. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER RECTANGULARDRESSING TABLE TRAY, repoussé decorated with birds,masks and scrolling foliage, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1899,27cm; an Edwardian silver cream jug, with reeded border, on pedestalsquare foot, by William Aitken, Birmingham 1906; other silver includinga George III sifter spoon, London 1807, an Arts & Crafts style mustard,Birmingham 1912, a salt, various dressing table items; and a whitemetal tea strainer with stork handle, approximately 18 oz weighable(qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

528. A 19TH CENTURY SILVER PLATED TEAKETTLE ON STAND, with beaded borders, on scallop cast feet,33cm high; and other silver plated items to include an Aspreyrectangular twin handled warming stand, with burner, a pair ofSheffield plate candlesticks, a pedestal bowl, an entree dish and cover,and a muffin dish and cover (qty)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

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529. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CREAM JUG, withgadrooned border and half lobed body, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd,London 1901, a collection of other silver, comprising a five bar toastrack, a pair of George III Old English pattern tablespoons, London1792, a Victorian sifter spoon, London 1863, a fiddle pattern fish knife,a set of six teaspoons, three napkin rings and a hand mirror, 21.5 ozweighable (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

530. A SET OF SIX LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CUPHOLDERS, pierced and embossed with cherubs and scrollingfoliage, by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1897; other silveritems to include an oval tobacco box, a cigarette box, a candle snuffer,several engraved trophy mounts/plaques, other small items, a model ofa fox (one leg AF), various small Continental pieces, an American bell,and a small quantity of further plated and metal items, approximately24 oz weighable (qty)£200-250 (plus 27% BP*)

531. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER GILT CIRCULAR DISH,with scallop and foliate scroll cast border, engraved with stylised foliateand scroll motifs, on three shaped feet, by Crichton Bros, London 1906,15.5cm diameter, 9 oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

532. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SWING HANDLEDOVAL BASKET, with beaded border, and with pierced andengraved decoration, by Haseler Bros, London 1899, 16.5cm, anotherpierced and engraved swing handled small basket, Birmingham 1905,10.5cm; and a George III Irish oval pierce decorated salt, on claw feet,blue glass liner, by William Bond, Dublin circa 1800, 9 oz overall (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

533. AN EXTENSIVE EARLY 20TH CENTURYAUSTRIAN SERVICE OF FLATWARE AND CUTLERY,the handles decorated with stylised foliage, comprising twelvetablespoons, twelve table forks, twelve dessert spoons, twelve dessertforks, twelve fish knives and forks, twelve teaspoons, twelve coffeespoons, twelve ice cream spoons, soup ladle, gravy spoon, saladservers, fish servers, two sauce ladles, a sifter spoon, seven variousother serving spoons/forks/slices, sugar tongs, and three square sectionsalts, with blue glass liners, and spoons, maker F.B., 221 oz overall;together with twelve each of matching table knives, dessert knives andtea knives, with (mostly replacement) steel blades£1500-2000 (plus 27% BP*)

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534. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER CHRISTENING CUP,engraved with strapwork, and with shaped handle, on pedestal foot, byEdward and John Barnard, London 1865, 10.5cm high, 5 oz; and othersmall silver items comprising an overlaid glass teapot stand,Birmingham 1928, a mother of pearl handled bread fork, two otherforks, a mustard spoon, a square box (lacks cover), and four varioussilver topped glass jars (one with tortoiseshell and piqué inset) (qty)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

535. A SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, withgadrooned and foliate scroll cast borders, on bun feet, the teapot withcomposition handle and knop, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd,Sheffield 1920, teapot 15cm high, 41.5 oz overall (3)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

536. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER THREE PIECEBACHELOR’S TEA SERVICE, with beaded borders andengraved with swags, the teapot with ivory handle, by Henry Holland,London 1867, teapot 11.5cm high, 14 oz overall (3)£120-180 (plus 27% BP*)

537. A SET OF SIX SILVER FISH KNIVES AND FORKS,with ivory handles, by R.F. Mosley & Co., Sheffield 1911, in fitted oakcase; a set of six silver bean end coffee spoons, cased; a pair ofVictorian silver circular salts, with blue glass liners, on lion’s mask pawfeet; a small silver cream jug; and two small silver pedestal dishes (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)


539. A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVERCELTIC POINT PATTERN TABLESPOONS, by GeorgeMcHattie, Edinburgh 1813, 8 oz (4)£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

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538. A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SILVER CANDLESTICKS, with shaped andknopped stems, on shaped square bases, by John Watson & Son, Sheffield 1835, 28.5cmhigh, with later Victorian silver three light candelabra attachments, by Daniel and JohnWelby, London 1889-1893, (one drip pan a replacement), 44.5cm high overall, candlestickswith weighted bases, the attachments approximately 40 oz overall (2)£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)

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540. A WILLIAM IV SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN FISHSLICE, with pierce decorated blade, by William Knight II, London1835; a George III fiddle pattern sifter spoon, by Thomas Wilkes Barker,London 1817, a George III sauce ladle by Peter & William Bateman,London 1808, and a Victorian fiddle pattern sauce ladle by SamuelHayne & Dudley Carter, London 1853, 9 oz overall (4)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

541. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising two circularsalts, one by Robert Scott, Glasgow 1871, the other with indistinctmarks; a silver mounted cut glass spirit decanter and stopper; apedestal sweetmeat dish, Birmingham 1919; three napkin rings; amatchbox cover; a christening fork and spoon; a pair of sugar tongs;three other odd spoons; a thimble; and a pair of plated knife rests,approximately 10 oz weighable (qty)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

542. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER BACHELOR’STEAPOT, of half lobed form, with ebonised handle and knop, byJames Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1904, 10cm high; together with a similartwin handled sucrier, Sheffield 1917; a tea strainer and a bowl; a napkinring; a Victorian christening knife, fork and spoon, with mother of pearlhandles, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1891, cased; an egg cup;and a plated sifter spoon, cigarette box and a hot water pot,approximately 14 oz weighable (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)


544. A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURYAMERICAN COIN SILVER GRAVY SPOON, by JohnMcMullin, Philadelphia; a pair of American silver berry spoons,embossed with fruit and flowers, by S Kirk & Son, stamped Sterling; anEdwardian Arts & Crafts silver serving spoon, with bishop terminal,maker’s mark E.T.W. over W, London 1904; two early 19th Centurysilver caddy spoons, with scalloped bowls and bright cut handles;another caddy spoon (unmarked); a 19th Century fiddle pattern sauceladle by John Osment, Exeter 1851; and a Victorian fiddle pattern butterknife (9)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

545. A SILVER TEAPOT, of shaped outline, with ebonisedhandle and knop, on bun feet, by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Chester1930, 14.5cm high, 16 oz overall£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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543. A SILVER MOUNTED CLARET JUG, for QueenElizabeth II’s Silver Jubilee, having oval loop handle, the glassbody with gilt Royal Crest, by Mappin & Webb, London 1977,27.5cm high£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)


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546. A LATE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT SILVERTHREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, each piece with globular body, reliefdecorated with birds amidst bamboo, and with faux bamboo handles andknops, character marks, teapot 12.5cm high, 33 oz overall (3)£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)


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549. A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT SILVER BACKED CLOTHESBRUSHES by Wang Hing, relief decorated with dragons on a spot hammered ground, circa 1910, 14.5cm (2)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)


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547. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORT SILVER DRESSINGTABLE SET by Wang Hing, 1910, comprising a tray, hand mirror, pair of hairbrush backs, pairof comb backs, clothes brush, cylindrical box and cover, rectangular box and cover, shoe horn,button hook and glove stretcher, relief decorated with herons amidst iris on a spot hammeredground, tray 28cm wide, in original fitted hardwood box, and accompanied by the originalreceipt from Wang Hing dated 1910, and a letter from the original purchaser gifting it to hiswife, also dated Hong Kong 1910£1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)


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548. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE EXPORTSILVER CYLINDRICAL BOX AND COVER by Wang Hing,relief decorated with iris on a spot hammered ground, 8cm diameter,containing an original sketched design for the piece on waxed paper,circa 1910£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)


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550. A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESEEXPORT SILVER PHOTOGRAPH FRAME by Wang Hing,pierce decorated, embossed and engraved with dragons amidstclouds, 20cm high£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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551. A SET OF FIVE LATE 19TH/EARLY 20THCENTURY CHINESE EXPORT SILVER MENUHOLDERS by Wang Hing, each in the form of an opened fan, reliefdecorated with flowering branches, and with easel backs, 7.5cm wide(5)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)


552. A LATE 19TH/ EARLY 20TH CENTURYCHINESE EXPORT SILVER CHATELAINE CLIP byWang Hing, relief decorated with dragons within shaped borders,and hung with five various English silver accessories, including a 19thCentury vinaigrette by Joseph Willmore; two pencils; a whistle andbutton hook, overall length 29cm; and a small Chinese model of ajunk, on hardwood stand (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

553. A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN SILVER FIDDLEPATTERN TEASPOONS, London 1865, assorted other 19thCentury and later silver teaspoons etc., a pair of silver sugar tongs,London 1883, another small pair, and a set of six German fiddlepattern teaspoons, stamped 800, approximately 28 oz overall£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

554. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SEVEN BARTOAST RACK, by Hukin & Heath (John Thomas Heath & JohnHartshorne Middleton), of arched design, with wavy divisions andloop handle, on bun feet, Birmingham 1890, 12.5cm high, 6 oz£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

555. A CONTINENTAL SILVER TEA STRAINER, theborders cast with cherubs and flowers, import marks for BertholdHermann Muller, 12cm; a pair of silver sugar nips; a pair of silverdecanter labels for Whiskey and Sherry; and a late Victorian silvermounted cut glass scent bottle, with hinged wrythen cover, London1892 (5)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

556. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a balustersugar castor by Frank Finley Clarkson, London 1924, 14cm high; ahelmet shaped cream jug, Birmingham 1969; a small armada dish,London 1977; a coin inset white metal dish; an Edwardian cardcase, embossed with foliate scrolls, Birmingham 1905; a piercedecorated mustard and pepper; three vesta cases; three smallcircular boxes; a pepper; a thimble; various spoons etc (one plated);and a three piece dressing table set, approximately 23 oz weighable(qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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557. A SET OF TWELVE GEORGE IV SILVER DESSERTKNIVES AND FORKS, with carved green stained bone handles,by Aaron Hadfield, Sheffield 1822, in original red leather fitted box, withretailer’s label for Stammers Goldsmith, 99 Strand, London£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

558. A SET OF TWELVE EDWARDIAN SILVERDESSERT KNIVES AND FORKS, with rounded handles, byGoldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1905, 37 oz overall£250-300 (plus 27% BP*)

559. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER BALUSTER PEPPER,with foliate engraved decoration, by Elizabeth Ivory, London 1860,10cm high; another, Edwardian pepper of faceted baluster form,London 1905; a Continental lobed baluster pepper; and a late 19thCentury silver topped cut glass condiment jar, by Mitchell Bosley & Co,Birmingham 1891 (4)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

560. A SET OF FOUR MID VICTORIAN SILVERCIRCULAR SALTS, with gadrooned borders, on shaped feet, byGeorge Ivory, London 1856, 15 oz; a pair of late Victorian small lobedsalts, Chester 1897; another foliate embossed pair of salts, Birmingham1905; a silver pepper and matching mustard; another silver mustard;and another salt (12)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

561. A GEORGE II SILVER MARROW SCOOP, maker’sinitials R.P. probably Robert Perth, London 1748, 22.5cm long£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

562. A PAIR OF GEORGIAN SILVER SUGAR NIPS,maker’s mark struck twice R.M., probably Richard Mills, London circa1760, 11cm; and a George III silver fiddle pattern caddy spoon, byWilliam Pugh, Birmingham 1816, 9cm (2)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

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563. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER BALUSTERMUG, embossed with scrolling foliage and having scroll handle, byJoseph Angell I and John Angell I, London 1838, 9cm high, 4.5 oz;together with a silver twin handled shallow bowl, Birmingham 1970,5 oz; and a late Victorian silver scallop butter dish, London 1891 (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

564. A SILVER MOUNTED GLASS WHISKEY TOT, ofconical form, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1910, 10cm high; anEdwardian silver topped cut glass scent bottle, London 1906; and acollection of seventeen further silver topped glass bottles, jars andcondiments, various sizes (19)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

565. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, to include a christeningcup, Sheffield 1937, a late Victorian miniature double photo frame,Chester 1900, three other silver small photo frames, a silvermounted cut glass knife rest, other small silver items, a smallquantity of plated items, a gold and cultured pearl stick pin, and asmall quantity of other pins and brooches (qty)£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

566. A SET OF SIX SILVER ART NOUVEAUTEASPOONS by Liberty & Co, the terminals with stylisedflowerhead motifs, Birmingham 1929 (6)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

567. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER OVAL BASKET, piercedecorated with scrolling foliage, and having foliate scroll castborders, by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1902, 25cm wide, 18.5oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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568. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY GORHAM ‘ATHENIC’ SILVERAND COPPER VASE, having pierced Art Nouveau style outer supports andcopper ‘U’ shaped inner, stamped ‘Sterling Silver BY173’, 10cm high; a similar tray ofshaped rectangular form, stamped ‘Gorham & Co, Copper and Silver, BY310B’, 31cm;a similar small tray, stamped ‘Athenic, Gorham & Co. BY176’, 11cm; and a similarlarger bowl, stamped 1851 (4)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

569. A SET OF SIX SILVER AND VARI-COLOURED ENAMELCOFFEE SPOONS, Birmingham 1960, in fitted case; another similar set withbean terminals, cased; a set of six silver fruit knives with mother of pearl handles,Sheffield 1923; a set of six silver teaspoons; a set of six silver cocktail sticks, allcased; and a Continental four piece silver handled christening set, cased (qty)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

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571. AN ART DECO SILVER TABLE LAMP, of textured square sectiondesign, on square base, by British Metalising Co. Ltd, London 1937, weighted base,35.5cm high£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

572. A VICTORIAN CUT GLASS CLARET JUG with silver platedmounts, foliate cast and engraved with fruiting vine, and having hobnail and star cutbody, 31cm high; and a 19th Century silver plated condiment stand fitted withvarious cut glass bottles and jars (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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570. A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER CANDLESTICKS,with spirally fluted columns and corinthian capitals, on weightedsquare bases, by Martin, Hall & Co, London 1888, 26cm high (2)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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574. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a late Victoriancheese scoop by Atkin Bros, Sheffield 1900, a Victorian bright cut fiddlepattern sifter spoon, London 1892, a pair of fiddle and thread patternmustard spoons, various other spoons etc, a pair of napkin rings andtwo others, boxed, a novelty thimble form small tumbler, a scallopbutter dish, and a small coaster with turned wooden base,approximately 16.5 oz overall weighable (qty)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

575. A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY SILVER PLATEDCANDLE SNUFFERS, on beaded oval twin handled tray, 28cm;and other silver plated items including a pair of Victorian pierced andengraved fish servers with ivory handles, a pair of grape scissors,various silver handled serving slices etc; and other similar pieces (qty)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

576. A MODERN SILVER PHOTOGRAPH FRAME, withreeded and strapwork border, 22.5cm high overall; three further,smaller, silver photograph frames; and a Scottish Britannia standardphotograph frame, embossed with a flower with cabochon stone insetcentre, and oval reserve, 15cm (5)£60-90 (plus 27% BP*)

577. A PAIR OF ART DECO SILVER SWEETMEATDISHES, each of elongated octagonal form, with ivory mountedtwin scroll handles, on pedestal foot, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co.Ltd, London 1932, 17.5cm wide, 12 oz overall (2)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

578. A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER BALUSTERCASTORS, embossed and engraved with flowerheads and scrollingfoliage, by Jacob Berman, London 1883, 13.5cm high, 7 oz overall; and aVictorian silver baluster cream jug, embossed with wheat ears andflowering foliage, on claw feet, London 1885, 11cm high, 3 oz (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

579. A PAIR OF SILVER SWING HANDLEDSWEETMEAT BASKETS, with pierced decoration, on pedestalbases, by Harrison Bros & Howson, Sheffield 1911, 11cm wide, 6.5 oz; asilver milk jug, with reeded border, Chester 1938, 5oz; a silver twinhandled bowl, Birmingham 1942, 3 oz; a pair of Edwardian silver spillvases, repoussé decorated with flowering lilies, by William Comyns &Sons, London 1906, 13.5cm high; and another pair of silver spill vases,with shaped and flared rims, Birmingham 1962 and 1972, oneinscribed, weighted bases (8)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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580. A SERVICE OF ART DECO SILVER FLATWARE,the rounded and faceted handles with two bands of copper coloureddecoration, comprising two tablespoons, six table forks, six dessertspoons, six dessert forks, six fish knives and forks, six ice-creamspoons, and six teaspoons, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, 1930and 1935, 71.5 oz overall; together with the matching steel table anddessert knives, with faceted ivory handles£800-1000 (plus 27% BP*)

581. A SET OF SIX EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVEROVERLAID MINTONS COFFEE CUPS AND SAUCERS,the pierced overlay of Art Nouveau design over a deep blue ground,in original fitted case£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

582. A LATE 17TH CENTURY GERMAN SILVER GILTBEAKER, of plain tapered form, with ‘snakeskin’ decoration,Augsburg circa 1690, maker’s mark A.M., 8.5cm high£700-900 (plus 27% BP*)

583. A LATE 18TH CENTURY GERMAN SILVERBALUSTER CREAM JUG, with wrythen body and hingeddomed cover, on circular pedestal foot, Augsburg 1775-1777, maker’smark indistinct, possibly H.A., 14cm high£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

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584. A GEORGE III SILVER GOBLET, with gilt interior, andbright cut vacant armorial, on circular beaded foot and squarepedestal base, by Thomas Chawner, London 1786, 15cm high, 5 oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

585. A SET OF THREE GEORGE III SILVER WINECOASTERS, with gadrooned borders, lobed sides and turnedwooden bases, by John Roberts & Co., Sheffield 1810, 14.5cm diameter (3)£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

586. A RUSSIAN SILVER GILT AND CLOISONNÉENAMEL SWING HANDLED SUGAR BASIN ANDCREAM JUG, Moscow 11th Artel, circa 1908-1917, 88 Zolotniks,decorated with a stylized floral design, basin 12.5cm wide (2)£800-1200 (plus 27% BP*)

587. A SET OF FOUR RUSSIAN SILVER GILT ANDCLOISONNÉ ENAMEL SPOONS, Cyrillic maker’s mark E.H.,84 Zolotniks, 10.5cm long; and a set of four Russian silver gilt spoonswith engraved decoration, by Fyodor Ivanov, Moscow 1843-82, 13.5cmlong (8)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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588. A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY FRENCH SILVERSAUCE BOATS, with shaped borders, scroll handles and steppedhoof feet, maker’s mark L.R., Paris circa 1738, 18.5cm long, 18.5 ozoverall (2)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

589. A SERVICE OF SILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERNFLATWARE, comprising soup ladle, gravy spoon, two sauce ladles,twelve soup spoons, twelve dessert spoons, six tablespoons, twelvetable forks, twelve dessert forks, twelve teaspoons, six egg spoons,four salt spoons, sugar sifter spoon, sugar tongs, and mustard spoon,predominately by Josiah William & Co., London 1928-27, 148 ozoverall; together with the ivory handled steel table knives, cheeseknives, and carving set, in fitted mahogany canteen with two drawers£1200-1500 (plus 27% BP*)

590. AN 18TH CENTURY SILVER COFFEE POT, withhinged domed cover, embossed with flowers and scroll work, andhaving ivory handle, marks erased and re-marked by London AssayOffice, London 1994, 20.5cm high, 19 oz overall£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

591. A VICTORIAN SILVER TWIN HANDLEDSWEETMEAT BASKET, pierce decorated with stylised foliage,on pierced, lobed foot (lacking glass liner), by Henry Wilkinson & Co.,Sheffield 1875, 12.5cm high, 6.5 oz; together with an Eastern whitemetal oval box and cover; and a 19th Century Sheffield platecandlestick (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

592. A WILLIAM IV SILVER DRUM MUSTARD, withgadrooned borders, scroll handle and heart pierced thumb piece. blueglass liner, by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co., Sheffield 1836, 8.5cm high£70-90 (plus 27% BP*)

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593. A GEORGE III SILVER CIRCULARBOUGIE BOX, with hinged side handle, the lid withcrescent shaped swivel cutter, by Thomas Phipps & EdwardRobinson, London 1794, containing wax coil, 6.5cm diameter£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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594. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY AMERICAN SILVERCAKE STAND, pierce decorated and engraved with flowers andscrolling foliage, on spreading circular foot, by Howard & Co., NewYork, 26.5cm diameter, 21 oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

595. A SET OF THREE EDWARDIAN SILVERSWEETMEAT DISHES, comprising one large and two smaller, oflobed form, on knopped stems and lobed bases, by Henry Wilkinson &Co., London 1901 and 1902, largest 14.5cm diameter, 17 oz overall (3)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

596. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER PEDESTAL CREAMJUG, with beaded border, on square foot, by Dimier Bros, London1905, 13.5cm high, 4.5 oz£50-70 (plus 27% BP*)

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597. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER BALUSTER CREAMJUG, embossed with flowers and with shaped handle, on shellcapped scroll legs with scallop feet, by William Robert Smily, London1851, 12cm high, 5 oz; and a mid Victorian silver baluster christeningmug, embossed with flowers and foliage, by the same maker, London1859, 9cm high, 3 oz (2)£90-120 (plus 27% BP*)

598. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a sugar basinby Thos Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1911, a milk jug, Birmingham 1932,a pair of late Victorian circular salts, on pad feet, London 1893, a pairof mid 18th Century tablespoons, later embossed as berry spoons, acased three piece christening set, a cased three piece cruet set, fourcoffee spoons, and a white metal tea strainer, approximately 18 ozweighable, and two plated wine coasters (qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

599. A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER OVALSWEETMEAT BASKETS, with pierced decoration, byElkington & Co., Sheffield 1904, 16.5cm; a pair of silver piercedecorated hexafoil sweetmeat dishes, on pedestal bases, Birmingham1959; another pair of Edwardian silver pierce decorated sweetmeatdishes, with foliate embossed shaped borders, London 1902 and1903; and a similar slightly larger sweetmeat dish, Chester 1899,16cm, 16 oz overall (7)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

600. A SET OF EIGHT EARLY VICTORIAN SILVERFIDDLE PATTERN DESSERT SPOONS, by Patrick Leonard,Chester 1842 & 1843, and four very similar spoons by the samemaker, Sheffield 1839 & 1841, 18 oz overall (12)£180-220 (plus 27% BP*)

601. A MATCHED PART SERVICE OF GEORGE IIISILVER OLD ENGLISH PATTERN FLATWARE,comprising three tablespoons, six dessert spoons, and six table forks,all by Thomas Wallis II, various dates, and six dessert forks by JamesBeebe, London 1830, 33 oz, together with six table and six dessertknives (plated handles)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

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602. A W.M.F. ART NOUVEAU DISH, relief decoratedwith a young woman collecting wine in a pitcher, with fruiting vineabove, stamped W.M.F. marks, 28.5cm wide£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

603. A SERVICE OF PERUVIAN SILVER FLATWARE,the handles with anthemion terminals, comprising serving fork andspoon, twelve table forks, twelve tablespoons, twelve dessert forksand twelve dessert spoons, stamped Sterling 925, 73.5 oz overall,together with the matching silver table and dessert knives with steelblades£600-800 (plus 27% BP*)

604. A PERUVIAN SILVER SALVER, with piecrust border,30.5cm diameter; and two further Peruvian silver plates, bothinscribed, all stamped Sterling 925, 38.5 oz overall (3)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

605. A PERUVIAN SILVER BALUSTER WATER JUG,with part lobed body, pierced foliate cast border, and scroll handle,stamped Sterling 925, 17cm high, 15 oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

606. A PERUVIAN SILVER SQUARE DISH, with spothammered decoration, 14.5cm wide; together with a similar smalltriform dish and rectangular small tray, all stamped Sterling 925, 19.5oz overall (3)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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607. A PERUVIAN SILVER THREE PIECE TEASERVICE comprising teapot, hot water pot and sucrier, togetherwith another similar sucrier and milk jug, all stamped Sterling 925,teapot 13.5cm high, 33 oz all in (5)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

608. A PERUVIAN SILVER BALUSTER MILK JUG, withscroll handle, 11.5cm high, stamped Sterling 925, 6.5 oz; a similar tea cup,with bird handle; a pair of spot hammered salad servers, with hardwoodhandles; and two other similar servers, stamped Sterling 925 (6)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

609. A PERUVIAN SILVER MOUNTED BOX, the glazed lidinset with a woven textile fragment, stamped Sterling 925, 11.5cm; asimilar, larger box, apparently unmarked; three embossed white metalboxes; and a similar scent flask (6)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)Lot 607

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610. A SILVER OVAL BASKET,pierce decorated with swags of stylisedfoliage within scroll cast border, by JohnRound & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1911, 36.5cm,17 oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)


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611. A SMALL COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a pairof octagonal small dishes, London 1933; a pepper grinder; a cigarettecase; a pair of small peppers; and a pair of salts (8)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

612. A MODERN SILVER RECTANGULAR LARGEPHOTOGRAPH FRAME, 29cm high overall, two similar smallerframes, and a Peruvian white metal small photo frame (4)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

613. A QUANTITY OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS, toinclude a punch bowl, with lobed and embossed decoration, a Kingspattern ladle, a swing handled cake basket, an oval entree dish, a 19thCentury chamberstick, an epergne with cut glass vases, various photoframes etc (qty)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)


615. A SILVER RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE BOX, withengine turned decoration, on bun feet, by Henry Matthews,Birmingham 1928, 15cm wide£80-£100 (plus 27% BP*)

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617. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TWIN HANDLEDTROPHY CUP, for Lady Gifford’s Harriers Point to PointSteeplechases, April 15 1909, presentation inscription, by Atkin Bros,Sheffield 1907, 17cm high, 23 oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

618. A SILVER SALVER, with reeded piecrust border, on scrollfeet, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, London 1939, 31cm wide, 33.5oz£250-300 (plus 27% BP*)

619. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER OVAL BASKET, withgadrooned border and pierced decoration, by Martin, Hall & Co,,Sheffield 1902, 21.5cm, 7 oz; and a similar, smaller dish, repoussédecorated with flowers and ‘C’ scrolls, Birmingham 1903, 16.5cm (2)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

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614. AN ASPREY SILVER PLATED NOVELTYCOCKTAIL SHAKER, in the form of a dumbell, stamped‘Asprey London, 3138S, Made in England, Pat. applied for 20510/35’,27cm high£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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616. A SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP ANDCOVER, of baluster form, with twin winged female caryatid handles, onpedestal foot, the cover with pine cone final, presentation inscription, byEdward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1921, 37.5cm high, 35 oz£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

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620. A SET OF SIX SILVER FRUIT KNIVES ANDEIGHT FORKS, with mother of pearl handles by CooperBrothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1936; a set of six silver handleddessert knives and forks, Sheffield 1933, cased; and a smallcollection of silver flatware£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

621. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER GUERNSEY MILKCAN, of globular form, by Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1901, thebase with retailer’s mark for Roger Silversmith Guernsey, 15cm high,6.5 oz; together with a silver baluster cream jug, with shapedhandle, Birmingham 1934, 6 oz; and a plain bowl, London 1925,12.5cm, 10 oz (3)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

622. A COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a twinhandled trophy cup, Birmingham 1933, a small armada dish, London1970, a pedestal sugar basin with beaded border, Birmingham 1931,and another sugar basin, 18 oz overall (4)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

623. A GEORGE III SILVER PIERCE DECORATEDOVAL SALT, on claw feet, by Robert Hennell II, London 1818,glass liners, 8cm; a silver baluster christening mug, Birmingham 1950,9.5cm; a silver twin handled shallow dish, Birmingham 1902; a silverthree piece cruet set, Birmingham 1947; a silver miniature pepper inthe form of a thistle, by George Wish, Sheffield 1905; a silversovereign case (AF); and a silver mounted cut glass small decanterand stopper, approximately 10 oz weighable (qty)£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

624. A SILVER SALVER, with piecrust border, on shaped feet,engraved facsimile signatures, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1930,37cm diameter, 39.5 oz£300-500 (plus 27% BP*)

625. A GEORGE III SILVER BALUSTER MUG, laterchased and embossed with flowers and foliage, and with scrollhandle, by John King, London 1772, 11.5cm high, 11 oz£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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626. A PAIR OF SILVER CANDLESTICKS, with balusterknopped stems, on circular weighted bases, by Joseph Gloster Ltd,Birmingham 1934, 26.5cm high (2)£100-200 (plus 27% BP*)


628. A PART SERVICE OF 19TH CENTURY SILVERKING’S PATTERN FLATWARE, comprising six table forks, sixdessert forks and seven dessert spoons, by William Eaton, mainly1841-43, 45.5 oz overall (19)£350-450 (plus 27% BP*)

629. A GEORGE IV SILVER PLATED COFFEE POT, withhalf lobed body, gadrooned border and wooden handle, 21.5cm high;and a late Victorian silver plated angular seven bar toast rack, in themanner of Dr Christopher Dresser, 17cm long (2)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

630. A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOT, with reeded borders,ivory handle and knop, by Thomas Johnson, London 1804, 18cm high,21.5 oz overall£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

631. A SET OF SIX LATE VICTORIAN SILVER GILTOVAL SALTS, repoussé decorated with flowers and ‘C’ scrolls, byCornelius Desormeaux Saunders and James Francis Hollings (Frank)Shepherd, Birmingham 1894, in fitted case; together with a set of sixEdwardian silver apostle top teaspoons, with matching tongs, Sheffield1906, cased (2)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

632. A SET OF SIX GEORGE III SILVER FIDDLEPATTERN TABLE FORKS, by John Hawkins, London 1802;together with a set of five William IV fiddle pattern tablespoons, byJonathan Hayne, London 1831; and one other similar tablespoon,London 1812, 28 oz overall (12)£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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627. A PAIR OF LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURYIRISH SILVER CANDLESTICKS, of fluted column form, withpierced corinthian capitals, and gadrooned square bases, Hibernia andDublin marks only, to the sides of the bases and to the drip pans, 27cmhigh, 30 oz overall (2)£800-1000 (plus 27% BP*)

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633. A SILVER ROSE BOWL, with shaped and piercedecorated rim, and lion’s mask twin ring handles, on circular pedestalfoot, by Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton, Birmingham 1913, 19cmdiameter, 19.5 oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

634. A SILVER MILK JUG, with gadrooned border, on ball feet,by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1929, 9cm high, 6 oz;together with a silver twin handled pedestal sugar basin, decoratedwith a Celtic frieze, by James Woods & Sons, Birmingham 1922, 4.5 oz;and a silver sauce boat, with scroll handle, Birmingham 1939, 3 oz (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

635. A SILVER CIRCULAR BUTTER DISH ANDCOVER, with pierced decoration and three dolphin supports, glassliner, by Bishton’s Ltd, Birmingham 1959, 11cm diameter, with a smallbutter knife by the same maker; and a pair of late Victorian silverbaluster salts, by Barker Bros, Birmingham 1900 (3)£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

636. A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY AMERICANSILVER BACKED CLOTHES BRUSHES, of shaped outline,chased and engraved with lions and scrolling foliage, by R Blackinton &Co., 11.5cm long; and a pair of silver dwarf candlesticks, Birmingham1953, 9cm high (4)£30-50 (plus 27% BP*)

637. A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVER HANDLEDFISH SERVERS, with plated pierced and engraved blades, cased,another similar pair with ivory handles, cased, a set of six silverhandled dessert knives and forks, cased, and a small quantity of otherplated items (qty)£30-40 (plus 27% BP*)

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638. A SILVER SHALLOW BOWL, the spot hammered bodywith applied pierced stylised motifs, and having beaded borders, bySandheim Bros, London 1916, 15.5cm diameter, 6 oz; and a plain spothammered silver bowl, by Ronald Napier & Robert Grant, London 1978,8cm diameter, 6.5 oz (2)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

639. A SILVER TWIN HANDLED SUCRIER, and matchingmilk jug, by James Woods & Sons, Birmingham 1926, 5.5 oz, in fittedcase; together with a silver pedestal bowl, Sheffield 1929, 5.5 oz,boxed; and an Edwardian silver large spill vase, Birmingham 1906,31cm high (weighted base) (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

640. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER OVAL SWEETMEATBASKET, with pierced and embossed decoration, by Charles StuartHarris, London 1890, 16cm, 4 oz; and a pierce decorated silver bottlecoaster, with turned wooden base, Birmingham 1913 (2)£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

641. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER THREE PIECECHRISTENING SET, with florally engraved decoration, byAldwinckle & Slater, London 1890, cased; two further cased silverchristening sets; a pair of silver peppers; a pair of salts; a set of sixteaspoons; and other silver items, all cased; and a silver photographframe (qty)£70-100 (plus 27% BP*)

642. See page 118

643. A MID VICTORIAN SILVER GLOBULAR TEAPOT,with engraved decoration, and having ivory handle and knop, by JohnSamuel Hunt, and impressed ‘Hunt & Roskell, late Storr & Mortimer’,London 1863, 15.5cm high, 20 oz£200-250 (plus 27% BP*)

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642. A GEORGE IV SILVER TEAPOT, of compressedglobular form, embossed and chased with flowering foliage, withvine leaf border, and foliate finial, by Charles Fox II, London 1828,16cm high, 24 oz£200-250 (plus 27% BP*)

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644. A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TEAPOT, of globularform, engraved with ivy leaves, by Richards & Brown, London 1878,14.5cm high, 18.5 oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

645. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER TEAPOT, of lobedbaluster form, chased and engraved with stylised foliage, by BenjaminPreston, London 1853, 16.5cm high, 20 oz£180-220 (plus 27% BP*)

646. A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOT, the roundedrectangular body with a band of reeded decoration, on ball feet, byAlice & George Burrows II, London 1807, 15cm high, 21.5 oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

647. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER BALUSTERTEAPOT, with spirally lobed body, and flower finial, by John WilminFigg, London 1840, 22cm high, 26.5 oz£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

648. A SILVER THREE PIECE BACHELOR’S TEASERVICE, the teapot with ebonised handle and knop, by Charles S.Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1919 and 1920, teapot 12.5cm high, 19oz overall (3)£120-160 (plus 27% BP*)

649. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER SALVER, with foliateand scroll cast shaped border, engraved with stylised flowering foliage,and with presentation inscription from the Mayor and Free Burgessesof the Borough of Saltash dated 11th April 1844, on scallop and scrollfeet, maker’s mark indistinct, London 1844, 26.5cm diameter, 20 oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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650. A SILVER LIMITED EDITION COMMEMORATIVEPLATE, for Queen Elizabeth II’s Silver Jubilee 1977, by Danbury Mint,Sheffield 1977, No. 1330/2500, 26.5cm diameter, 18 oz, in glazeddisplay case with certificate£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

651. A MATCHED PART SERVICE OF 19TH CENTURYSILVER FIDDLE AND THREAD PATTERNFLATWARE, comprising 5 table forks, 6 dessert forks and 6dessert spoons, various dates and makers, 36oz (qty)£250-300 (plus 27% BP*)

652. A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER OLD ENGLISHPATTERN SAUCE LADLES, by William Stroud, London 1820,and a quantity of 19th Century silver old English and fiddle patternflatware, comprising 8 table forks, a further pair (one cut as a saladfork), a table fork and a dessert spoon, various dates and makers,27oz. (qty)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

653. A SET OF FIVE MID-VICTORIAN SILVERTEASPOONS, by Edwin Henry Sweet, Exeter 1852, and a quantityof mainly 19th Century silver tea and condiment spoons, various datesand makers, 26oz.£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

654. A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER WINECOASTERS, with reeded borders, half-lobed sides, and turnedwooden bases, crested, maker’s mark HN, possibly Henry Nutting,London 1806, 14cm diameter (2)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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655. A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III SILVER OVALSALTS, with pierced and engraved decoration, blue glass liners, onclaw and ball feet, by Robert Hennell I, London 1776 and 1777, 8.5cmwide, and a further pair of similar Victorian salts (6).£140-180 (plus 27% BP*)

656. A SILVER LIMITED EDITION ‘HERTFORDELIZABETHAN CHALICE’, by Garrard & Co. Ltd., London1972, no 407/1300, boxed with certificate, 16cm high, 60-100.£60-100 (plus 27% BP*)

657. A SILVER FACETED CYLINDRICAL TEA CADDYAND COVER, LONDON 1908, a silver circular small dish, asilver backed hairbrush, a pair of Victorian silver plated grape scissors,cased, and a small quantity of silver plated items (qty).£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

658. A SET OF SIX EARLY VICTORIAN SILVERDESSERT KNIVES AND FORKS, with mother of pearlhandles, by Samuel Harwood, Sheffield 1838, in original fitted mahoganycase.£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

659. See page 122

660. A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOT, of oval form, engravedwith Greek key and anthemion frieze, having fruitwood handle andivory knop, by John Emes, London 1806, 14cm high, with a matchingtwin-handled sucrier and milk jug, by other makers (marks indistinct,?B), London 1808 and 1809, 26.5oz overall. (3)£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

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659. A GEORGE III SILVER COFFEE BIGGIN ON STAND,the cylindrical pot with reeded borders and fruitwood handle, thestand with reeded curved legs and with burner, Solomon Hougham,London 1804, 30cm high, 27oz overall.£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

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661. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY SILVER CIRCULARENTREE DISH AND COVER, with gadrooned boarder, andlobed cover with reeded loop handle, marks worn, cover with maker’smark for Paul Storr, crested, 22cm diameter, 30oz.£500-700 (plus 27% BP*)

662. AN EDWARDIAN SILVER THREE PIECEBACHELOR’S TEA SERVICE, of compressed, half-lobeddesign, the teapot with ivory flower finial, by Horace Woodward & Co.Ltd, London 1901 and 1902, teapot 9.5cm high, 21.5oz overall. (3)£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

663. A GEORGE II SILVER WAITER, with piecrust border,on pad feet, by William Peaston, London 1749, 15.5cm diameter, 7oz.£200-300 (plus 27% BP*)

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664. A PAIR OF GEORGE II SCOTTISH SILVERCANDLESTICKS, with knopped stems, on shaped squarebases with scallop cast corners, by Robert Gordon, Edinburgh1759, 22.5cm high, 40oz overall. (2)£1000-1500 (plus 27% BP*)


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665. A SILVER SMALL SALVER, WITH PIECRUSTBORDER, on claw and ball feet, by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield1912, 21.5cm diameter, 14oz.£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

666. A GEORGE II SILVER SAUCE BOAT, with scrollhandle, on shaped pad feet, maker’s mark partly rubbed, ?M, London1755, 14cm long, 4.5oz.£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

667. A SILVER OVAL DRESSING TABLE TRAY, by Synyer& Beddoes, Birmingham 1921, 28.5cm wide, 11.5oz.£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

668. A SILVER SMALL COFFEE POT, of tapering form, withhinged domed cover, and composite handle, by S W Smith & Co,London 1916, 16.5cm, 9oz all in; an Edwardian silver sauceboat, ofshaped oval outline, with reeded handle, on oval pedestal foot, byGorham Manufacturing Co, Birmingham 1909, 6oz, and a George IIIsilver cream jug, by William Hall, London 1808, 4oz. (3)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

669. A GEORGE III SILVER CHAMBERSTICK, withreeded border, by John Crouch I & Thomas Hannam, London 1791, theassociated snuffer with indistinct marks but possibly by Rebecca Emes& Edward Barnard I, 12.5cm diameter, 7.5oz.£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

670. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVERCHAMBERSTICK, with lobed borders, and matching snuffer, byRobinson, Edkins & Aston, Birmingham 1845, 14cm diameter, 7.5oz£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

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671. A PAIR OF MID-VICTORIAN SILVERCANDLESTICKS, with knopped baluster stems, theshaped square bases with scalloped corners, by HenryWilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1859, 22.5cm high. (2)£300-400 (plus 27% BP*)

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672. AN AMERICAN PEWTER DOUBLECHAMPAGNE ICE BUCKET, by Kenneth Turner, of ovalform, on disc feet£50-80 (plus 27% BP*)

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674. A GEORGE II SILVER PAP BOAT, the baseengraved with initials ‘T’ over ‘I.S.’, by William Coles, London 1739,10cm long£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

675. A GEORGE I SILVER SUGAR CASTER, of girdledbaluster form with pierced domed cover, crested, by WilliamFawdery, London 1724, 13.5cm high, 4 oz£250-350 (plus 27% BP*)

676. AN EARLY GEORGE III SILVER KITCHENPEPPER, with domed pierced cover, cylindrical sides and scrollhandle, maker’s initials T.L., London 1770, 7.5cm high, 3.5 oz£150-200 (plus 27% BP*)

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673. A PAIR OF EARLY GEORGE II SILVER CANDLESTICKS,with knopped octagonal baluster stems, on chamfered square bases, by JohnHugh Le Sage, London 1728, 17.5cm high, 29 oz overall (2)£2500-3000 (plus 27% BP*)

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677. A SET OF EIGHT EARLY VICTORIAN SILVERDESSERT SPOONS, by James & Walter Marshall, Edinburgh 1839,9 oz (8)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

678. A GEORGE III SILVER GAME SKEWER, with plainloop handle, by George Smith III, London 1782, 21.5cm long£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

679. A SET OF SIX EARLY 19TH CENTURYSCOTTISH SILVER TEASPOONS, by Alexander Spence,Edinburgh circa 1820; four various 19th Century silver condimentspoons; a silver caddy spoon, with shovel shaped bowl, Chester 1914;and a Danish silver circular small dish by Georg Jensen, import marksfor 1958, 5.6cm diameter, 5.5 oz overall (12)£60-80 (plus 27% BP*)

680. A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY SHEFFIELD PLATEWINE COASTERS, with gadrooned borders and lobed sides,turned wooden bases, crested, 16cm diameter (2)£30-40 (plus 27% BP*)

681. A SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, the teapotwith ebonised handle and knop, by Walter & Hall, Sheffield 1920,teapot 15cm high, 37 oz overall (3)£280-350 (plus 27% BP*)

682. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER CREAM JUG,embossed and engraved with scrolling foliage, by Walter Morrisse,London 1849, 8.5cm high, 6 oz; a mid Victorian silver christening mug,engraved with flowers, on spreading shaped and scroll cast foot, byJohn Harrison & Co., Sheffield 1869, 9cm high, 3 oz; and a silver ovalcapstan inkwell, Birmingham 1916 (3)£80-120 (plus 27% BP*)

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683. A SET OF SIX SILVER GILT AND VARI-COLOURED ENAMEL COFFEE SPOONS, by Turner &Simpson, Birmingham 1954, cased; and a set of six William IV silver OldEnglish pattern teaspoons, by John Walton, Newcastle 1832, later case(2)£40-50 (plus 27% BP*)

684. A SET OF SIX EARLY VICTORIAN SILVERFIDDLE PATTERN TEASPOONS, by William Bateman II,London 1837; an 18th Century silver Old English pattern tablespoon,marks indistinct; and a Georgian fiddle pattern dessert spoon, 6 ozoverall (8)£40-60 (plus 27% BP*)

685. AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER CADDY SPOON,with scalloped bowl and fiddle pattern handle, by Robert Williams &Sons, Exeter 1849; five various 19th Century silver condiment spoons;a set of six silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1935; a pair of silver sugar tongs,cased; two further sets of six teaspoons; and three sets of six beanand coffee spoons, all cased; a set of six Eastern white metal coffeespoons with novelty terminals; and a small Eastern ovoid pepper, withengraved decoration (qty)£100-150 (plus 27% BP*)

686. AN EDWARDIAN DRESSING CASE, the fitted interiorcontaining six silver topped faceted glass jars, Birmingham 1903; andvarious ebonised accessories etc., together with five further silvertopped glass jars; a silver mounted watch holder, Birmingham 1906; asilver vesta case; a white metal chain link purse and a ruby glass scentbottle (AF) (qty)£80-100 (plus 27% BP*)

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DEFINITIONSIn these Conditions:(a) “auctioneer” means the firm of Mallams or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate.(b) “deliberate forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to

authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally describedin the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which at the date of thesale had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance withthe description.

(c) “hammer price” means the level of bidding reached (at or above any reserve) when theauctioneer brings down the hammer.

(d) “terms of consignment” means the stipulated terms and rates of commission on whichMallams accepts instructions from sellers or their agents.

(e) “total amount due” means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold together with anypremium, Value Added Tax chargeable and any additional charges payable by a defaultingbuyer under these Conditions.

(f) “sale proceeds” means the net amount due to the seller, being the hammer price of thelot sold less commission at the stated rate, Value Added Tax chargeable and any otheramounts due to us by the seller in whatever capacity and however arising.

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buyer at the hammer price and any dispute about a bid shall be settled at the auctioneer’sabsolute discretion by reoffering the Lot during the course of the auction or otherwise.The auctioneer shall act reasonably in exercising this discretion.

(c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals.(2) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly reserved up to the amount of any

reserve and the right to refuse any bid is also reserved.

INCREMENTSBidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole discretion.

THE PURCHASE PRICEThe buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a premium thereon of 22.5%. Thispremium is subject to VAT at the rate imposed by law.

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paid for not later than 3 working days following the day of the auction or upon theclearance of any cheque used for payment after which you shall be responsible for anyremoval, storage and insurance charges.

(3) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for.

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there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the seller and on our ownbehalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we mayhave, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies:

(a) to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract;(b) to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by us to you;(c) to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for

any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment andadding any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller;

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(e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due tothe extent it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale;

(f) to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due;(g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose conditions

before any such bids shall be accepted;(h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other Lots due or in future becoming due to you towards

the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is a right to retainpossession of) any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt dueis satisfied.

(2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf pursue these rights and remediesonly so far as is reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of breach of theseconditions.

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writing execute bids on their behalf or by telephone. Neither the auctioneer nor ouremployees or agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so save where such failure isunreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we reservethe right in our absolute discretion to prefer the first bid so made.

WARRANTY OF TITLE AND AVAILABILITYThe seller warrants to the auctioneer and you that the seller is the true owner of the propertyconsigned or is properly authorised by the true owner to consign it for sale and is able totransfer good and marketable title to the property free from any third party claims.

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exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities toview and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf)must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospectivebuyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by usas to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated sellingprice involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestlyand reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently.Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer nor our employees or agents nor theseller accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and all conditions and warranties,whether relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory,are hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the next following Condition concerningdeliberate forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 “information to buyers”.

(2) Please note that condition reports are not printed in the catalogue or on our websitehowever we are happy to provide them when requested subject to our terms andconditions of sale. The absence of any reference to condition in any description does notimply the lot is without fault.

(3) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction forpurposes of consumer legislation.

FORGERIESNotwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which proves to be a deliberate forgery(as defined) may be returned to us by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in thesame condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying it from therelevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from theevidence presented that the Lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the money paid byyou for the Lot including any buyer’s premium provided that (1) if the catalogue descriptionreflected the accepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or (2) you personallyare not able to transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under thiscondition. The right of return provided by this Condition is additional to any right or remedyprovided by law or by these Conditions of Sale.

GENERAL1. We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or

attendance at our auctions by any person.(1) any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and

as a result of any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shallbe available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate.

(2) Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed to be for the benefit ofemployees and agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforcethem.

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ENDANGERED SPECIES LAWSDue to international laws, any item on the Endangered species list (i.e. Ivory, Rhino horn etc.),whether it dates from the 18th/19th Century or the 1930s, requires re-export permits forbidders outside the EU (CITES). Some countries also require import permits as well and allpermits must be in place prior to shipment. Mallams cannot be held liable if a purchaser buysa lot that comes within this field and then import/export licences cannot be arranged. Certaincountries, particularly the USA, have their own Endangered Species Act (USESA) andpossession or being involved in a commercial transaction with any item on this list can be anoffence for a US resident. Therefore, it is the potential buyer’s responsibility to check Federalregulations before bidding for a lot, which comes under these or similar regulations.Please note no license is required to sell or advertise within the EU if items are pre- 1947.

ONLINE BIDDINGMallams Fine Art Auctioneers offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com for bidderswho cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on www.thesaleroom.comand providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed withMallams Fine Art Auctioneers, you:1. Authorise Mallams Fine Art auctioneers, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given

in part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the auctionvia the-saleroom.com, and

2. confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card details to Mallams Fine ArtAuctioneers through www.the-saleroom.com and agree that Mallams Fine art Auctioneersare entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and card holder address providedin fulfilment of the sale. Please note that any lots purchased via thesaleroom.com liveauction service will be subject to an additional 4.95% commission charge + VAT at therate imposed on the hammer price.

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