Jewellery & Silver | 10th & 11th July 2013

Jewellery & Silver

Wednesday, 10th July, 2013 andThursday, 11th July, 201333 Broughton PlaceEdinburgh

Jewellery & SilverWednesday, July 10th, 2013at 10amThursday, July 11th, 2013at 11am

Sale Number LT383

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SpecialistsTrevor [email protected]

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Important Information for Buyers

Viewing details

London78 Pall Mall SW1Y 5ES

Monday, 1st July 10am - 4pm (Jewellery highlights only)

STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Glasgow182 Bath Street G2 4HG

Tuesday, 2nd July 11am - 8pm (highlights only)

Edinburgh33 Broughton Place EH1 3RR

Sunday, 7th July 2pm - 5pm

Monday, 8th July 10am - 5pm

Tuesday, 9th July 10am - 5pm

Mornings of sale from 9am

To make an appointment for the London viewing or to make enquiries

regarding the Glasgow viewing, please contact Ruth Davis on 0131 557 8844

or email [email protected]

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TheTerry Brodie-Smith

CollectionLots 1-65

Wednesday, July 10that 10am

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Terry Brodie-Smith

Terence Garraway Brodie-Smith, known as Terry, wasborn in Newport, South Wales, in 1928. Terry studieddentistry at Bristol University, but decided it was notthe path for him. He served his national service inNorth Africa before coming home to run his father'ssock factory.

The origin of his knowledge of and passion for artwent back to these years in the early 1950s which hespent keeping production in the factory going tosupport his mother, father and younger sister. At thattime, he found an outlet for his creativity in pouringover art books and catalogues from auction houses.Before too long however, practical considerations ledhim to move to Bath where he set up business as adealer in antique silver.

His Scottish connection came about when TheScottish Gallery started to attend the annual Bath ArtFair, and a close association with the gallerycontinued until his death last year. He moved toEdinburgh in the mid-1980s and the collecting ofBritish, and in particular, contemporary Scottish art,became a major preoccupation. By 1991 he hadamassed a collection of 500 paintings, all packed intohis first-floor flat on Great King Street, Edinburgh,

and featuring artists such as S.J. Peploe, BarbaraHepworth, Alan Davie, John Bellany and many more.

In the early 1990s, due to poor health, Terrydownsized and moved into the old Assay office inEdinburgh's Old Town, which he decorated in primarycolours and filled with post modern furniture,ceramics and glass. He remained a colourfulcharacter, attending private views and exhibitionsfestooned with objects, jewellery and placards; awalking work of art!

Also in the flat was his collection of jewellery andsilver and during his last years, when his eyesightwas failing, these small precious objects continued togive him the greatest pleasure.

Lyon & Turnbull would like to acknowledge theassistance given by Christina Jansen of The ScottishGallery.

1 FE500/69ABIGAIL BROWN - A contemporary fine silver beakerBirmingham 2004, of tapering form with slightly scallopedoutline and a light planished finish

6.5cm high, 3.91oz

Note:Abigail studied Silversmithing and Jewellery at Loughborough UniversitySchool of Art & Design graduating in 2001. Following her degree she spent ayear at Bishopsland Workshops in Oxfordshire, and in 2004 she undertook aresidency at Edinburgh College of Art. She is now based in Cornwall andteaches jewellery, silversmithing and metalwork techniques forContemporary Crafts at University College Falmouth; and teaches shortcourses at West Dean College, West Sussex.Her bowls and vessels are created using a hand raising and sinkingtechnique. This involves hammering a sheet of silver using a variety of sandbags, hammers and metal stakes.

£250-400

L Y O N & T U R N B U L L

The Terry Brodie Smith

Collection

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3 FE500/68ADRIAN HOPE - A set of five ‘water pattern’ nesting bowlsEdinburgh 2000, millennium mark, each of graduated sizewith swirling detail (5)

Combined weight 20.79oz, diameter of largest 10cm, smallest 8cm

Note:Adrian Hope is an award winning silversmith working in the ScottishBorders. His work is represented in various British museums, publicand private collections.

£500-700

2 FE500/76SIDSEL DORPH-JENSEN - A Brittania standard silverpouring vesselLondon 2005, the body of tapering design with lightlyplanished finish and indented grip

9cm high, 5.84oz

Note:Sidsel has a Master’s degree from the Royal College of Art in Londonand before that a Bachelor’s degree from Konstfack University inStockholm. She was a professional silversmith since 2003, until 2012.and is now pursuing other ventures.Her work is exhibited in Danish & international museums & privatecollections

£300-400

7 FE500/70MARION KANE - A pair of napkinclipsEdinburgh 1999, with millenniummarks, composed of a folded diskof plain design, with engravedfoliate detail to interior (2)

9cm long, combined weight 4.3oz

Exhibited:The Terry Brodie-Smith Silver Collection,The Scottish Gallery, May 2012

Note:Marion Kane is an award winning Scottishsilversmith based in West Kilbride,Ayrshire. She has been creating silver artworks and utensils for over a decade.During this time Marion has won awardsfrom all over the country.

£150-200

5 FE500/71SANG-HYEOB ‘WILLIAM LEE’ -A contemporary Britanniastandard silver beakerLondon 2006, of taperedbulbous form with panelledplanished finish

8cm high, 10.08oz

£300-500

6 FE500/65SANG-HYEOB ‘WILLIAM LEE’ -A contemporary fine silverbeakerLondon 2004, of plain balusterform with graduated planishedtexture

12.5cm high, 17.21oz

Exhibited:The Terry Brodie-Smith SilverCollection, The Scottish Gallery, May2012

£400-600



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8 FE500/75CHRIS KNIGHT - Acontemporary spike dishSheffield 1996, the circularbowl tapering to a point withina border of sixteen spikes

15cm diameter, 1.83oz

Exhibited:The Terry Brodie-Smith SilverCollection, The Scottish Gallery, May2012

£100-200

4 FE500/74DAVID HUYCKE - A contemporary oxidised granule bowl from‘Pearl Spheres’ seriescirca 2007, marked AG92, composed of multiple oxidized beads,to create a shallow hemispherical bowl

6cm high, 7.48oz

Exhibited:The Terry Brodie-Smith Silver Collection, The Scottish Gallery, May 2012

Note:For an article by Monica Khemsurov in SIGHT UNSEEN, regarding Huycke’stechnique behind the granulation method and “Pearl Spheres” seehttp://www.sightunseen.com/2010/11/david-huyckes-granulation-series/=

£200-300



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9 FE500/66ROGER MILLAR - A pair of ‘Living silver’ candle holdersEdinburgh 1995, the circular drip plate with applied textured disks, raised on a singletapering knopped foot, supported by two stainless steel swept legs terminating insimilar textured disks (2)

31cm long

Exhibited:[Another pair] Terry Brodie-Smith Silver Collection, The Scottish Gallery, May 2012Silver from Glasgow: A Selling Exhibition, Lyon & Turnbull, June 2011, Item 13

£600-800

10 FE500/73ROGER MILLAR - A small beakerEdinburgh 2006, of plain design; together with a small associated saucer, unmarked (2)

Height of beaker 4.5cm, 4.58oz combined weight

Exhibited:The Terry Brodie-Smith Silver Collection, The Scottish Gallery, May 2012

Note:Roger Millar studied silversmithing and jewellery design at the Glasgow School of Art, and the RoyalCollege of Art, London.He as elected to the Freedom of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths and gained the Freedom of the Cityof London in 1985. In recognition of his significant contribution to education in design and craft, he wasawarded, in 1999, an Honorary Professorship of the University of Glasgow at the Glasgow School of Art.

£250-400

11 FE500/67HIROSHI SUZUKI - Britannia standard silver knifeSheffield 2003, the blade of curved conventionalform with piecred section, the shape handle withplanished and textured finnish

23cm long, 10.77oz

Exhibited:The Terry Brodie-Smith Silver Collection, The Scottish Gallery,May 2012

£400-600

12 FE500/72A collection of contemporarysilver items to includea pair of silver mounted chop-sticks with matching cradle,marked AM; a contemporarysilver bottle, with reededdetail to the neck and ashaped rubber stopper,marked DG; a purple plasticpot with banded design andsilver mounts marked SP; anabstract silver frame work,marked DC; a collection ofitems marked AW, including asmall spoon with planishedhandle and a lozenge shapedsilver box with pierced cover(qty)

£200-400



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13 FE500/100JANE ADAM - An anodisedand digitally printedaluminum pendantof oval outline, with pierceddetail to centre showinginternal aluminum spheres,to a snake link chain,together with an aluminumbrooch, of rectangular outlinewith similar decoration andwire brooch fittings; a twistedaluminium brooch also withabstract anodised detail; abrooch composed of twopierced and textured metalleafs suspended from a longsnake link chain with broochfitting, maker unknown (4)

£80-120

14 FE500/131VICKI AMBERY-SMITH - Anarchitectural necklacethe pendant designed as anItalianate building withpierced arches and windows,modelled in silver and copper,to a twisted oxidised whitemetal chain

Note:Her jewellery and small tablewareare finely detailed interpretations ofbuildings from all over the world shehas exhibited internationally for over20 years.Her work is in the collections of theVictoria & Albert Museum, RoyalScottish Museum, East MidlandsArts, Houston University, Texas, andin many private collections

£80-150

17 FE500/128MALCOLM APPLEBY - Asilver bangleof open form and scallopedoutline, with engravedmythical and foliate detail

33.7g

£200-300

15 FE500/98MALCOLM APPLEBY - A pair of 18ctgold earringswith millennium hallmarks, of circularoutline with engraved detail of a flower,with post and butterfly fittings; togetherwith a silver pendant, also of circularoutline with engraved scrolling andflower detail (2)

Diameter of earrings 15mm

Note:Malcolm Appleby was born in Kent in 1946. He studiedat Beckenham School of Art, Ravensbourne School ofArt and the Central School of Arts and Crafts and withSir John Cass from 1961 to 1966. Following the pre-diploma he had an interest in gun engraving designand took on a mock apprenticeship with John Wilkes inLondon where he learnt the skills of intricateengraving on metal as a gun engraver.He visited Scotland in 1964 and was inspired by itsnatural beauty. He studied at the RCA in 1966 to 1968and moved to Scotland in 1970 where he remains tothis day.His work can be found at 10 Downing Street and manymajor museums, private and corporate collections andis considered to be one of the finest craftsmen workingtoday.

£250-350

16 FE500/99MALCOLM APPLEBY - ‘Hippoposthumouse’broochin the shape of a inverted hippopotamus withengraved detail of a mouse on a foliatebackground; together with a collection ofsilver buttons of various designs; and a silverring of plain form with scrolling engraveddetail (qty)

Ring size: S

£300-500



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18 FE500/116FLORA BOOK - Knitted silverneckpiececomposed of fine silver linksknitted to form a delicateneckpiece; together with anarticulated white metalabstract brooch attributed toFlora Book (2)

£100-200

19 FE500/121LIN CHEUNG - ‘Friend or FoeTapemeasure’ neckpiecetransparent pvc modelled as atape measure listing variousrelationships; together with a‘memory pendant’ composedof stainless steel withengraved detail, a silver ringby Mah Rana with yellowmetal beaded detail; ‘Beyondthe Forest’ brooch also byMah Rana; an abstractneckpiece by Lizzie Farrycomposed of two woven wiremetal balls conjoined by twowoven wire threads (qty)

£60-100

20 FE500/102SUSAN CROSS - A whitemetal broochof square outline with piercedstylised foliate decoration;together with a woven paperand thread brooch of circularoutline with wire broochfitting; an oxidised whitemetal poppy brooch with redthreaded detail, a dalmationjasper pendant to a wovenlink chain; a circular agatependant to a woven fabricnecklace; a crochet wire andblue glass necklace madewith Keiko Mukaide; aprecious metal brooch ofsquare outline and abstractdecoration by GrahamCrimmons; a smokey quartzand white metal necklace byAlison McLeod (7)

£100-200

21 FE500/85LILIEN CZECH - A collection of costumejewelleryin the style of Butler & Wilson, toinclude various paste set brooches, twomodelled as trees, one as a coiled snakeand another as a hand; together withvarious other paste set brooches innumerous designs (qty)

£100-200



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22 FE500/123JENNY DEANS - ‘CurvingRound’ necklacecomposed of stainless steeland white metal, with wovendetail to the centre front;together with another whitemetal necklace by JennyDeans (2)

£100-200



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23 FE500/138STUART DEVLIN for AndrewGrima - A novelty silver giltsurprise eggS Devlin, London 1971, oftypical form with texturedsilver gilt egg with pull offcover, enclosing a a silver giltchick, in fitted case

£200-300

24 FE500/139STUART DEVLIN - A modernnovelty limited editionsurprise eggS Devlin, London 1974numbered 197 / 300, of typicalform with textured silver giltegg with pull off cover,enclosing a silver and silvergilt kangaroo, in fitted casewith certificate

£200-300

32 FE500/109HANNAH LOUISE LAMB -Silver ‘Bobby’ broochmodelled as a budgie on astand, of textured design, setwith two small pearls and aquartz bead with broochfittings; together with a redbead and white metalnecklace, the white metalpendant with pierced foliatedecoration (2)

£60-120

25 FE500/89CHRISTIAN DIOR - Acollection of costumejewelleryto include a pair of yellowmetal and paste shell formbrooches with matching earclips; a black and goldbeaded necklace; a lighter; ayellow metal and pink pasteset necklace with matchingear clips; together with aPRADA plastic broochmodelled as a sailing boat; aBALENCIAGA yellow metaland red beaded necklace; apair of paste set ear clips ofabstract design (qty)

£150-250

26 FE500/108SALLY GRANT - ‘Rudbeckia’necklacecomposed of three oxidisedwhite metal panels with floralblack and yellow enameldetail between decorativecircular links to an oxidizewhite metal chain; togetherwith an oxidised white metalbrooch by MarianneAnderson, of pierced scrollingdesign set with red pastes (2)

£80-120

27 FE500/113KATY HACKNEY - Five piecenecklacecomposed of five abstractcellulose acetate and oxidisedsilver pendants, to a whitemetal snake link chain withan associated ring; togetherwith a frosted acrylic andsilver necklace by NualaJamison; a collection of mixedmedia items by Anne Finlay;an abstract acrylic brooch byDawn Gulyas (qty)

£60-100

28 FE500/103MIYA HAYES - A pair ofyellow metal earringscomposed of numerouspierced circles in an abstractdesign, to post and butterflyfittings

£60-100

29 FE500/107IWATA HIROKI - An enamelpendantof abstract pierced design to aplastic necklace; togetherwith a pearl and nylonnecklace by Yoko Isawa; and awhite metal and plasticpendant by an unknownmaker (3)

£60-120

31 FE500/106GAIL KLEVAN - An acrylicand white metal necklacethe acrylic pendant ofrectangular form whiteabstract design, suspendedfrom an articulared whitemetal necklace; together withan associated braceletcomposed of six rectangularacrylic panels; a rectangularacrylic brooch and associatedpendant both by RowenaPark; an abstract circularacrylic brooch by KathyMurphy; another circularbrooch (6)

£60-100



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30 FE500/132SARAH HUTCHISON - A floralpendantmodelled as an abstractflower in oxidised white metalwith pierced and stylisedtassel detail, set with smallcultured pearls

10cm diameter

£80-150

33 FE500/134FELIEKE VAN DER LEEST - A knittedneckpiececomposed of eleven knitted red hearts and ametallic silver and grey knitted feature heart,together with three knitted rings; two knittedand woven cuffs, one with beaded detail byFlora Book; two paper and fabric cord neckpieces with tassel detail by Angel O’Kelly’; arecycled plastic necklace by Dorothy Hogg,and another fabric and elastic necklace by anunknown maker (qty)

£60-100

34 FE500/135NEL LINSSEN - A paper braceletcomposed of folded multi-coloured paper in anoptical zig-zag design; together plastic neckpiececomposed of pink and yellow curved discs with opticaldesign effects also by Linssen; a paper pendant ofelongated drop form to a red cord, or japanese origin;a red and green paper ring mount; a paper andpurple thread neck piece (qty)

£80-120See frontispiece on page 4 for the Nel Linssen paperbracelet.

35 FE500/129KAZUKO MITSUSHIMA - Anacrylic ringof abstract from with variousa acrylic, white and goldmetal mounts

Ring size: P

£80-120



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43 FE500/114DOT SIM - A silver neckpiececomposed of a continuousscrolling band of silver;together with a circular silverpendant to a white metalfancy link chain with yellowmetal scrolling attachment (2)

£60-100

36 FE500/115JANE MOORE - ‘Daisy chainnecklace’composed of oxidised whitemetal links set at intervalswith stylised white metal andenamel daisies; together witha circular white metal broochwith floral and threadeddetail; a white metal andporcelain necklace by RuthTomlinson, a pair of oxidisedwhite metal floral earrings; apair of white metal andenamel earrings attributed toSarah Ketley (qty)

£80-120

37 FE500/105GRAINNE MORTON - Acollection of jewelleryto include a single strandpressed buttercup andlaminate necklace; a sevenstrand pressed daisy andlaminate necklace; a flowerbrooch composed of oxidisedwhite metal and foundobjects; an associatednecklace; a pair of earstudscomposed of white metal andfound objects; a white metalacrylic and found object ringby Elizabeth Jane Abbey; awhite metal and ribbonbangle by VannettaSeecharran (qty)

£60-120

38 FE500/136ATTRIBUTED TO BRIGITTEMOSER - A contemporary bibnecklacecomposed of various foundobjects inlcuding badges,keys and cork screws, nailsetc

£60-100

39 FE500/97SEUNGHEE OH - A collectionof jewelleryto include a necklacecomposed of curved oxidisedsilver bars, set at intervalswith jade and orange glassbeads; a necklace composedof curved white metal wireseach set with a small seedpearl; another necklacecomposed of curved whitemetal wires each strung withwhite metal disks and acarved dyed coral flower;together with two necklacesattributed to Seunghee Oh (5)

Exhibited:The Scottish Gallery, The TerryBrodie-Smith Collection, 08.10.12 -03.11.12

£120-180

40 FE500/101MARK POWELL - A silversting ray pendantof hollow form with pierceddesign to a snake link chain;together other itemsattributed to Mark Powellincluding an enamelled whitemetal brooch of abstractpierced design; a treatedwhite metal scarf ring (3)

£50-100

42 FE500/122GEOFF ROBERTS - ‘ThreeGraces Pectoral’composed of steel, zinc andgold leaf, modelled in anarchitectural style with goldleaf finger print detail to thethree feature drops

Length of decorative panel: 24cm

£50-100



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41 FE500/130WENDY RAMSHAW - A pair ofacetate earringscirca1960s, of flat taperingtiered circles as ‘chandelier’type

Note:Believed to have been a personalgift from Wendy Ramshaw to TerryBrodie Smith

£100-200

49 FE500/88VIVIENNE WESTWOOD - Apaste set pendantthe orb and crown motif inyellow metal with paste setdetail, suspended from abelcher link chain; togetherwith an associated pair ofcrown and orb ear clips withenamel and seed pear detail;a GUCCI pendant and chain; acircular silver TIFFANY & COpendant and chain; aLALIQUE pendant; a yellowmetal and red paste setnecklace (qty)

£200-300

46 FE500/104MARIKO SUMIOKA - A pair ofwhite metal and enamelearringsof rectangular outline withabstract detail, to post andbutterfly fittings; togetherwith a white metal andenamel brooch but BrigitFarmer; a pair of white metaland enamel earrings byShiela McDonald (3)

£60-100

47 FE500/112JOANNE THOMPSON - ‘LoopNecklace’composed of oxidised whitemetal links each with adecorative loop; together withanother attributed to JoanneThompson composed of whitemetal and oxidised whitemetal links set at intervalswith white beads; also a whitemetal necklace composed ofnavette shaped links andassociated earrings by MariaHansen; together with anunattributed glass brooch(qty)

£80-120

48 FE500/127MELANIE TOMLINSON - Acollection of broochesaluminium, modelled asvarious birds and insects;together with an aluminumnecklace by John Moore,composed of multiple ovalaluminum panels; a foil heartshaped brooch and associatedhead attributed to GeoffRoberts, an abstract broochand ring by Marina Hansen(qty)

£40-80



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44 FE500/117LEA STEIN - A Collection ofbroochescomprising variouscompressed plastic examplesmodelled as foxes, owls,penguins and others (8)

£150-250

45 FE500/118LEA STEIN - A collection ofbroochescomprising variouscompressed plastic examplesmodelled as horses,elephants, turtles, cats andstylised women; together witha PAVONE plastic and wireinsect brooch (9)

£150-250

53 FE500/94A collection of costumejewelleryto include a blue bead andpaste set necklace; greenenamel beetle brooch andassociated earrings andvarious other pieces of pasteset costume pieces (qty)

£150-250

52 FE500/96A collection of itemsto include a yellow metallocket; a paste set necklace; asmall plique a jour gilt andenamel vessel; a 9ctcontemporary ring a pair ofcoral drop earrings andvarious other items (qty)

£200-400



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50 FE500/84BUTLER & WILSON - An artdeco style broochin the Tutti Frutti style, ofopen rectangular design, setwith black and white pastesand floral bead detail to onecorner, in originalpresentation box; togetherwith a pair of art deco stylepaste ear-clips, a paste setbrooch modelled as a hand,another modelled as a pair ofsailors, and various otherpieces of paste set costumejewellery (qty)

£150-250

51 FE500/83BUTLER & WILSON - A pasteset novelty broochmodelled as a scorpion withraised tail, set with red andorange pastes in yellowmetal; together with a blackand white paste set necklace,a paste set weeping eye, apair of paste set clip earrings,modelled as spiders, anarticulated paste set lizardwith brooch fittings, andvarious other paste set pieces(qty)

£150-250

63 FE500/126A collection of jewellery fromEdinburgh College of ArtDegree Show studentsthis collection includesvarious items by jewellerssuch as Beth Legg, KatherineWarner, Catriona Stevenson,Sarah McAdam, NaomiSeager Kaz Robertson andmore (qty)

£60-100

64 FE500/90A collection of Scandinaviansilver and enamelledjewelleryto include a bracelet withwhite enamel leaf detail,stamped 925 with associatedbrooch; together with aanother white metal braceletwith green guilloche panels; astylised foliate brooch withwhite and blue enamel detail;an abstract brooch withyellow and white enameldetail; another enamelledbracelet and a broochmodelled as a deer (qty)

£200-300

65 FE500/86A collection of paste setcostume jewelleryin the style of Butler &Wilson, to include variouspaste set brooches,necklaces, bracelets andearclips in a number ofdifferent designs (qty)

£100-200

58 FE500/110A collection of broochesto include a yellow and whitemetal brooch by Emma Gail,with lace detail and appliedfloral motif; a seven circlebrooch by Fiona Nicol; anabstract brooch made fromrecycled materials by BrigidaTurba; a ‘Summerland’brooch by Brigit Larken, ofwhite metal and enamelbrooch of leaf from; a smallbrooch by Gretchen Goss (5)

£50-100

59 FE500/111A white metal and leathernecklacecomposed of textured andpierced stylised links, thecentre front of stylised foliatedesign inset with leather;together with a large whitemetal circular brooch byEileen Gatt with appliedyellow metal seal to atextured background; twopairs of interchangeable earstuds by Catherine Hills (4)

£80-120

60 FE500/124A collection of itemsto include a Paul Prestonwhite metal crocodile brooch;a white metal ring attributedto Joel Degan; a white metalbrooch modelled as twosycamore seeds, another ofhexagonal outline withenamel detail both attributedto Jack Cunningham, variousother rings, brooches andearrings (qty)

£80-120

61 FE500/133A collection of broochesto include a white metalbrooch by Judy McCraig inoriginal hand craftedpresentation box; a yellowmetal brooch of tapering plaindesign by Holly Belsher; awhite metal brooch modelledas a stylized sycamore seedby Julie Blifield; and oxidisedwhite metal brooch byNorman Cherry; and ebonyand pearl set brooch by SarahKing (5)

£60-100

62 FE500/137A collection of jewelleryto include a white metal andred plastic necklaceattributed to Jane HinchliffeMcCutcheon; a white metaland yellow plastic linknecklace and another whitemetal rectangular linknecklace attributed to ChiakiKamikawi; a green enamelstylized leaf pendant to asnake link chain; a circularenamel pendant andassociated brooch; anotherbrooch (qty)

£80-120



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54 FE500/93A collection of plasticcostume jewelleryto include various bangles,necklaces, brooches andother items (qty)

£100-200

55 FE500/92A collection of costumejewelleryto include a blue and whitepaste set suite comprisingnecklace, brooch andbracelet; a collection of pasteset insect brooches; a pasteset Maltese cross; an orangepaste set and enamel floralbrooch with associatedearclips; and various otheritems of costume jewellery(qty)

£200-300

56 FE500/96AAn 18th/early 19th centurycut steel pendant pocketknifewith pierced foliate decorationand hinged knife fitting toeither side

£100-150

57 FE500/120A pair of 18ct gold ringsof plain design, one whitegold with three yellow goldfeature rings around theshank, the other yellow goldwith three white gold featurerings (2)

20.7g

£150-250

JewelleryLots 66-558

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR BUYERSHistorically many gemstones have been subjected to a variety of treatments to enhance their appearance. Certain enhancements, such as heating,are commonly used to improve colour or transparency in rubies and sapphires. Emeralds are also frequently treated, usually with oils or resin, for thesame purpose. Other methods, including staining, dyeing, coating or irradiation, may have been used on other gemstones including Jade andassociated hardstone that may have been bleached (usually in acid), polymer/resin filled or dyed, or a combination of any of these treatments.

The international jewellery trade has generally accepted these methods.

Heat enhancement of colour is usually permanent, however, in some cases; this may have an impact on the durability of the gemstone. Gemstonesthat have been oiled may require re-oiling after a number of years in order to retain their optimum appearance.

It is, in suitable cases, Lyon & Turnbull’s policy to obtain gemmological reports from internationally recognised gemmological laboratories describingcertain gemstones sold by Lyon & Turnbull. In the event that Lyon & Turnbull have been given, or have obtained, reports for any lot in the sale thesereports will be mentioned in the catalogue description. However, it is not feasible for Lyon & Turnbull to obtain a gemmological report for eachgemstone offered for sale by Lyon & Turnbull. If no report is published in the catalogue prospective buyers should assume that the gemstones mayhave been enhanced by some method. However, please note that there may not be consensus between different laboratories on the degrees or typesof treatment for any particular gemstone. Prospective buyers should be aware that Lyon & Turnbull’s pre-sale estimates assume that gemstones mayhave been subjected to such treatments.

ALL DIMENSIONS, WEIGHTS ARE APPROXIMATE.

DIAMOND GRADING TERMSWhere printed in the catalogue, estimated diamond grades for colour and clarity are intended as guides for prospective buyers. Lyon & Turnbull do notguarantee these estimated grades due to the limitations of mounts and settings.

DIAMOND COLOUR

GIA

D

E

F

G

H

I / J

K / L

M to Z

Fancy

CIBJO

Exceptional White +(EW+)

Exceptional White(EW)

Rare White +(RW+)

Rare White(RW)

White(W)

Slightly Tinted White(STW)

Tinted White(TW)

Tinted Colour(TC)

Fancy Colour

EXPLANATION

Face up colourlessFace down colourless

Face up colourlessFace down slightly tinted

Face up slightly tintedFace down obviously tinted

Face up obviously tintedFace down obviously tinted

Face up definite colour

GIA

Flawless (FL)

Internally Flawless (IF)

Very Very Slightly Included (VVS)VVS1 / VVS2

Very Slightly Included (VS)VS1 / VS2

Slightly Included (SI)SI1 / SI2

Included (I)I1 / I2 / I3

CIBJO

Loupe Clean (LC)

Very Very Small Inclusions (VVS)VVS1 / VVS2

Very Small Inclusions (VS)VS1 / VS2

Small Inclusions (SI)SI1 / SI2

Pique (P)P1 / P2 / P3

EXPLANATION

Shows no inclusions or blemishes under 10xmagnification

Shows no inclusions and only insignificantblemishes under 10x magnification

Minute inclusions, which are difficult, even for anexperienced grader, to locate under 10x magnification

Minor inclusions, observable with effort under 10xmagnification

Noticeable inclusions under 10x magnification

Obvious inclusions, visible to the unaided eye, face up.These may affect the stone’s beauty and durability.

DIAMOND CLARITY

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Lot Numbers

66-102 Antique Jewellery

103-129 Gentlemen's Jewellery, Cufflinks Etc

130-145 Wrist Watches

146-162 Pocket Watches

163-228 Diamond Jewellery

229-236 Jade Jewellery

237-275 Multi-gem Jewellery

276-287 Emerald Jewellery

288-304 Named Jewellery

305-322 Pearl Jewellery

323-340 Ruby Jewellery

341-351 Sapphire Jewellery

352-363 Modern Jewellery

364-406 Mixed Jewellery Lots

407-558 Property from Walbutt House, Kirkcudbrightshire

Please Note::

Illustrations are not necessarily to scale.

Additional Images & Internet Service:For colour illustrations of all lots in this sale please consult our website atwww.lyonandturnbull.com. If you have any further additional requestsplease contact Lyon & Turnbull directly with specific details of imagesrequired.

Order of Sale

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66 FD754/37A Victorian yellow metal locketunmarked, of spherical form set throughoutwith lapis lazuli cabochons, the interior withtwin glazed panels, in original fitted case

Length including bale 45mm

£300-400

Antique Jewellery

69 FF195/12A pique work demi-parurecomprising a circular broochand a pair of graduatedhooped ear pendants withwire fittings, each decoratedwith two-coloured floral inlay,contained in a velvet linedfitted leather case

Brooch 3.4cm diameter, earrings

4.8cm long

£800-1,200

71 FE38/28An antique Roman coin setringthe bronze coin within a plainbroad bezel with triangularbeaded cluster to eachshoulder and reeded shank, inan Ilias Lalaounis box

Ring size: I/J, front 1.9cm diameter

£250-400

70 FG180/6An enamelled bracelet in theIndian stylecomposed of roundedrectangular links, decoratedwith stylised floral red andblack enamel against a creamground, with concealed claspand safety chain

18,5cm long, 51.3g

£2,300-2,800

67 FF101/3A George IV memorial broochof circular outline, the centeral glazed circularpannel set with hair, in a border of seed pearlsand an outer gilt border of enamel detail withmemorial inscription ‘George Osborne Gordon died1 April 1822 in his 43rd year’, a further glazedpanel with braided hair to rear, with safety pinfittings

Diameter 40mm

£250-350

68 FF195/26A moonstone and diamond set clusterringthe central collet set oval cut moonstonecabochon carved with a cherub’s face,within a shaped oval border millegrain setwith assorted old cut diamonds

Ring size M/N, length of cluster 1.7cm

£2,200-2,800

72 FE486/1A late 19th Century enamel chatelainethe yellow metal clip with black enamel and foliatedetail, suspending five chains composed of smallpanels with similar design, each suspending variousitems with matching decoration including a locketwith photograph and inscription; a matching gold andenamel cased open faced pocket watch with a whitemetal engine turned dial with Roman numerals, thecuvette inscribed ‘Guidon Counis Geneve’ andnumbered 19431 subsidiary seconds dial andinscription to the interior case; two memorial locketswith engraving and braided hair detail; a propellingpencil; and a small rectangular vesta case

£800-1,200

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73 FF192/34A Victorian garnet anddiamond set demi-parurecomprising a brooch and apair of ear pendants, each ofgirandole design, collet setwith graduated oval, pear orround cut garnet cabochons,within scrolling borders setwith graduated single and oldEuropean cut diamonds

Brooch: 5.4cm x 3cm, earrings

6.4cm (including wire fittings)

£5,000-7,000

74 FF195/36An early 19th century diamond andgarnet set broochof scrolling girandole design, setthroughout with rose cut diamondsand graduated garnet carbuncles,with detachable fringed drops,contained in a tooled navy leatherfitted case stampedLEIGHTON...BURLINGTON ARCADE...

4cm x 7cm

£3,000-5,000


Jewellery

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79 FE486/6A group of early to mid 19thcentury Austrian enamelpieces to include;a vinaigrette of sphericalform, decorated to the hingedlid with a lady, the base with acouple, silver gilt mounts,pierced hinged inner grillecover, unmarked; an ovalpendant with a mother andchild, glazed panel to therear; a clasp with a panel of alady; an un-mounted panel

20mm, 34mm, 40mm, 21mm

£300-500

76 FE38/22A Belle Epoque opal and rockcrystal bead necklace withdiamond set claspthe necklace composed ofgraduated hemisphericalcarved opal beads, eachinterspersed by facetedcushion shaped rock crystalspacers, with slim cylindricalclasp, set with a border ofrose cut diamonds, withadditional safety chain

44.2cm long

£300-500

77 FE38/33Two 9ct gold Art Nouveaugem set broochesto include a shaped triangularfreshwater and mother ofpearl set brooch by BarnetHenry Joseph, together withanother shaped triangularbrooch incorporating stylisedfoliage, a circular cut garnetand a seed pearl (2)

4.2cm x 3.2cm and 4cm x 1.9cm

£300-500

78 FE486/5A Spanish style 19th centurysilver and paste set crossthe principal pastes inrubover setting with bordersof small similar stones,similar pear shapedsuspension drop, the wholejoined by delicate trailingbranches similarly set

10cm x 9cm

£100-200


Jewellery

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75 FF195/41A Russian gold mounted assorted gemstone fringe necklacefringed to the front by twelve assorted eggcarved gems, including lapis lazuli, tiger’seye, rhodonite and others, each withRussian gold control marked mounts, thefancy link chain with hinged circular claspstamped 9ct

40cm long

£2,500-4,000

80 FF440/6An early 20th century multi-gem necklacethe front collet set with graduated oval cutamethysts interspersed by similarly set trapcut emeralds, additionally fringed to thecentre front by small pearls flanking thecentral large pear cut amethyst drop, thewhole suspended from small belcher formlinks, with hook and ring clasp

48cm long

£500-700

84 FF192/22A 19th century oval shellcameo set broochthe shaped oval brooch withcentral collet set oval shellcameo, carved with a maleportrait profile, within anornate scroll border,additionally set with fourcircular cut garnet cabochons(converted from a clasp)

7cm x 5.2cm

£400-600

81 ET965/2A late 18th centuryluckenbooth brooch,maker’s mark unclear M? (ina diamond punch), the heartshaped body with incuse stardesign and stylised arrowthrough, with integral swingpin, surmounted by ascalloped and pierced crown

Width 4.5cm, 14.4g

£150-180

82 FF120/2A Scottish hard stone kilt pinunmarked, modelled as atraditional scottish dirk, setwith Scottish agates andcitrine detail, with safety pinfastening

Length 8cm

£150-250

83 FF127/10A Scottish agate set broochunmarked, of scallopedlozenge outline set in whitemetal with various Scottishagates, with safety pin fitting

Length 7cm

£150-250


Jewellery

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86 FF192/33A paste and Jasperwarecameo set pendantthe central collet set ovalJasperware cameo depictinga classical female, withmother of pearl back, withinan open shaped circularborder set with graduatedcircular cut colourless gems,with plain suspension hoop

5.2cm x 3.9cm

£200-300


Jewellery

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85 FG174/2A carved coral necklacethe centre drop composed of three graduatedcarved coral oval panels depicting variouswoman in relief, joined by short belcher linkchains, the yellow metal belcher link chainset with two further examples, to a texturedcoral clasp

Length of drop 37mm

£300-500

87 FF195/6An antique rose cut diamondset pendantthe detachable central dropset with a rose cut diamond,within an open heart shapedscrolling border, also set withsmaller rose cut diamonds,surmounted by a group oftrophies, with plainsuspension hoop

6.8cm x 4.5cm

£800-1,000

88 FF195/45An early 20th century noveltydiamond set partridge formbroochpave set throughout withgraduated round brilliant androse cut diamonds, withcircular cut ruby cabochonset eye

2.2cm x 1.2cm

£800-1,200

89 FF436/3A sapphire and half pearl setcrescent broochset with a graduated row ofhalf pearls, set to the centrewith an open circular borderclaw set with nine round cutsapphires

50mm long

£140-180

90 FF195/30An early 19th century oval shell cameo broochthe oval shell cameo carved with a male portrait profile, withina stiff leaf border, the cameo inscribed to reverse DUKE OFYORK, BY PHI. PISTRUCCI, 1827

4cm x 3.5cm

Note:Benedetto Pistrucci was a gem engraver and medalist. The work he is mostfamous appears every year on our gold coinage. He was responsible for theSt George design on the sovereign and half sovereign. Pistrucci took over theposition of Chief Medalist at the Royal Mint in London after the death ofThomas Wyon in 1817. There were difficulties in fully accepting the positionowing to his Italian birth, however compromise was reached. This howeverdidn’t help the progress of his masterpiece celebrating Waterloo taking aneventual 33 years to come to fruitionThis cameo offers a rare opportunity to purchase a piece of the master’swork by his hand and with a subject matter of a member of the royal Family

£1,200-1,800


Jewellery

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91 FG174/1A diamond set cameo broochset to the centre with a carved cameo of a lady’s head andshoulders in profile, in a pierced foliate border set with smallround cut diamonds, with brooch and pendant fittings

38mm tall

£800-1,200

94 FF195/15A William IV 18ct gold memorial ringwith central shield-shaped panel applied to the centre with arose cut diamond set foliate motif, with glazed oval locket toreverse, containing woven hair, flanked to either side by colletset pairs of single cut diamonds and scroll decoratedshoulders, to a reeded shank

Ring size: L/M

£600-800

92 FF195/35An early 20th centurydiamond set and enamelledbraceletcomposed of rectangularlinks, each with central colletset old European cutdiamond, to a deep blueenamelled ground, within anouter white enamelled andgilt highlighted border,conjoined by pairs of slimcylindrical links decoratedwith white enamelled and gilthighlighted foliate scrolls,with concealed clasp andsafety chain

17.7cm long, 21g total

£1,400-1,600

93 FF195/44A multi-row coral beadnecklacecomposed of six rows ofgraduated cushion shapedcoral beads, ranging fromapproximately 3.8mm to8.1mm diameter, withrectangular rose gold clasp,applied to the front with threecoral beads, stamped withSwedish control marks forGustaf Hollenborg,Stockholm, 1899

39cm approximate length

£1,200-1,400

101 FG197/7A collection of variousjewellery itemsto include a two-row multi-gem bead choker lengthnecklace, a near matchingpair of oval ear clips, a pair oflapis lazuli circular cutcabochon set ear clips, a pairof shaped oval coral cabochoncluster set ear clips, also abroken necklace composed ofpattern-stained bone andother beads (5)

£250-450

102 FE447/1A mid Victorian cameodepicting a classical lady’shead and shoulder portrait inhigh relief, later convertedinto a ring with white metalsetting and shank

32mm x 24mm

£100-150

97 FF440/7A 15ct gold seed pearl setbroochmodelled as a swallow, thebody set with seed pearls, theeye set with a small rubycabochon, stamped 15, withbrooch fittings

£300-500

98 FF440/4A 9ct yellow gold diamondset bangleof hinged design, claw set towith five round cut diamondswithin a border of scrollingand beaded design, withconcealed clasp and safetychain

18.3g

£200-300

99 FG197/3An ivory and carved beadnecklace and an amuletholder necklacethe first composed of figuralcarved organic beadsinterspersed by ivory beads,suspending a large ribbedorganic drop to the centrefront, the second composed ofan ovoid amulet holdersuspended from a circularsection fancy interwoven linkchain (2)

50cm and 52cm from clasps to

centre

£180-250

100 FG197/4Two assorted amber colouredbead necklacesto include an amber andamber coloured resin beadlong necklace, composed ofassorted graduated beads,together with a cloudy yellowamber coloured beadnecklace, also composed ofgraduated beads interspersedby ribbed roundels, withhooked clasp (2)

49.5cm and 38cm long (from clasp

to centre)

£150-250


Jewellery

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96 FF195/38A Victorian 18ct gold mountedruby and diamond set snake ringdesigned as two entwinedserpents, both with rose cutdiamond set eyes, one also setwith a pear cut diamond, theother with a similarly cut ruby

Ring size: N/O

£800-1,200

95 FF195/34A Victorian multi-gem set circularbroochwith central claw set oval cutcitrine within an open bordercomposed of shaped rectangularamethysts interspersed by colletset rose cut diamonds

2.4cm x 2.3cm

£1,000-1,500

109 FF103/1A pair of 9ct goldgentleman’s cufflinkscomposed of oval terminalsconjoined by belcher formlinks, the front panel withengine turned detail

10.3g

£150-180

110 FF200/2A yellow metal watch chaincomposed of three rows offlattened curb links, with twosliding collets with foliatedecoration, a small agate setpart seal to one end

32.6g

£180-250

105 FE38/32An early 20th century 9ctgold mounted gentleman’sdress setcomprising a pair of cufflinksand four dress buttons, withcentral cross to a mother ofpearl ground within ribbon-tied reeded borders, cufflinkswith plain torpedo shapedbacks, conjoined by ovalbelcher form links, containedin a tooled maroon leatherfitted case stamped EDWARDDIAMONDMERCHANTS...GLASGOW

£300-500

106 FF101/1A 9ct gold cased Watermanpen and pencilslight ribbed decoration,engraved initials and dated27.3.32

£180-250

107 FF101/4An Edwardian Albertcomposed of pierced yellowmetal lozenge shaped links,unmarked

17.8g, length 52cm

£300-400

108 FF192/3An early 19th century Englishenamelled etuiof tapering slim cylindricalform, decorated throughoutwith polychrome enamel,depicting strolling figures andriders on horseback in a rurallandscape setting, amidst giltscrolls, against a whiteground, with hinged coveropening to reveal assortedutensils, including scissors

9.8cm x 4.3cm x 2.4cm

£1,000-1,500

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Gentlemen’s Jewellery, Cufflinks & Accessories

103 FF192/9A mounted mother of pearl box with piquework lidthe shaped oval carved mother of pearl box,with applied reeded girdle and central ovalpique inlaid tortoiseshell hinged cover

6.7cm x 4.7cm

£1,500-2,000

104 FF192/7WINDSOR CASTLE - A mounted faceted andincised citrine boxof canted rectangular outline, with appliedreeded girdle, the hinged cover engraved tothe centre with a scenic view of Windsorcastle

4.5cm x 3.9cm x 2.7cm

£600-900

111 FE222/21A Bishop’s sealwith an oval brass matrix withengraved armorial, turnedwooden handle; together withanother example with blankmatrix modelled in basemetal as a birds clawclutching an agate ball (2)

£120-180

112 FF192/4A 19th century polishedagate lidded boxof slim oval outline with flathinged cover, the wholecomposed of polished greybanded agate panels, the boxintersected by small verticalred jasper borders, with giltinterior and mounts

10cm x 4cm x 3.9cm

£4,000-6,000

113 FF192/5A pair of 9ct gold mountedbloodstone set cufflinkseach with circular front, insetwith a polished circularbloodstone panel, with semi-engine turned oval terminal,conjoined by small belcherform links

Fronts 2cm diameter, backs 1.8cm

x 1.2cm, 9.1g total

£100-150

114 EAC126/25A group of three gold and giltfob sealsthe first modern 9ct gold byMappin & Webb, modelled asa horse standing on ascrolling mount, quartzintaglio, the others 19thcentury one gold setbloodstone intaglio engraved‘James’, the other withamethyst intaglio, engravedhead of a man (3)

£250-350

115 FF192/2A pique decoratedtortoiseshell lidded boxof cylindrical form, the pull-off cover with inlay depictingan exotic building in alandscape setting withinGreek key and star borders,the sides decorated withanthemions and swags, thebase with a seated dog besidea vase of flowers

7.5cm x 3.5cm

£1,000-1,500

116 FF192/10A collection of six assortedintaglio set fob sealseach inset with a hardstoneintaglio, incised with assortedmonograms, crests andarmorials, with various flutedand scroll decoratedsurmounts, suspended from alarge ropetwisted ring

£1,000-1,500

117 FF192/23A Georgian ‘lover’s eye’decorated mounted ivorytoothpick boxthe slim rectangular ivory boxwith circular thumbpiece andhinged cover, with central off-set square hand-paintedlover’s eye portrait miniature,with red velvet lined interior

7cm x 2.2cm x 1.1cm

£500-800

118 FF195/10JACOB TOSTRUP - A set ofsix enamelled buttonseach of square form, appliedwith red, yellow and greenenamel and stylised floralfiligree decoration withinropetwisted borders, with giltbacks, one stampedTOSTRUP KRISTIANIA

2cm x 2cm, 25.2g total

Note:In 1832, he founded the jewellersfirm J. Tostrup. He held severalpositions in the goldsmith’s guildand artisan associations. His firmmade the original enamelledinsignia for the Order of St. Olav,when the order was established in1848 and later in 1883 it was put incharge of the whole production.Jacob Tostrup received theNorwegian King’s Medal of Merit ingold and was appointed a Knight ofthe Royal Norwegian Order of St.Olav for his work as a goldsmith.

£200-300


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124 FF438/3A 9ct gold Albertcomposed of reeded belcherlinks, stamped 9ct, a 9ct goldagate set swivel fob togetherwith a gilt cased pocketwatch, the watch of openfaced design, the enamel dialwith Roman numerals andsubsidiary seconds dial (3)

Dial 47mm, Albert: 10g

£200-300

121 FF195/31A 14ct gold novelty bulldog form broochdesigned as a seated bulldog, with texturedfinish throughout and circular cut rubycabochon set eyes

2.8cm x 3.3cm

£500-700

122 FF195/28A pair of 18ct gold cufflinkseach with plain roundedrectangular terminalsconjoined by small belcherform links

Terminals: 1.7cm x 1cm, 12.8g

£400-600

123 FF409/9A Georgian ivory handleddesk sealmounts unmarked, thetapering baluster ivory handlewith reeded silver mount andcircular bloodstone matrixwith intaglio crest and motto

8cm long, matrix 23mm diameter

£200-300


Jewellery

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119 FF192/12Two mounted hardstone intaglio set desk sealsone with shaped hexagonal bloodstone intaglio setterminal, crested, with stiff leaf borders to themounts and faceted baluster form sardonyx grip,the other with rounded rectangular chalcedonyintaglio, inscribed WOODHILL BLAIRGOWRIE, alsowith stiff leaf borders to the mount and facetedbaluster form jasper grip (2)

5.2cm and 6cm

£500-700

120 FG180/12A hardstone mounted fob sealthe canted rectangular hardstone intagliowith incised armorial and motto ESSEQUAM VIDERI, the bezel inscribed TO LILA,HRH ELIZABETH II, with fluted foliate scrollsurmount and plain suspension hoop

Intaglio 2.5cm x 1.3cm

£250-350

129 FG192/16A set of four Victorianbuttonsof circular outline, set to thecentre with a small peridot ina surround of mother of pearland enamel, set in yellowmetal stamped 9CT; togetherwith a pair of smaller buttons,with white and blue enameldetail (6)

£150-280

125 FF195/7A pair of early 20th century enamelledcufflinksthe oval terminals decorated with reversehand-painted crystal intaglios, depictingassorted birds, conjoined by slim waistedlinks

Terminals 2.2cm x 1.7cm

£400-600

127 FF195/23A 9ct white gold mountedmulti-gem set gentleman’sdress setcomprising a pair of cufflinks,four dress buttons and twostuds, each with cantedsquare terminal, millegraincollet set to the centre with acircular cut sapphire to amother of pearl ground,contained in a tooled redleather fitted case stampedASPREY...LONDON

£850-950

128 FF440/5A 9ct gold cigar prickerof conventional form withengine turned detail, inoriginal Fortnum & Masonpresentation box

5cm long

£150-200


Jewellery

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126 FF192/29A pair of French gold mounted multi-gemset cufflinks/buttonswith circular terminals, each set to thecentre with a circular cut ruby cabochon,within a petal shaped border of pear cutmoonstone cabochons, interspersed bysmaller circular cut ruby cabochons, withouter green enamelled border, fluted closedback settings and detachable scroll fittings,stamped with French control marks

Terminals 1.75cm diameter, 18.3g

£1,000-1,500

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130 FD754/41VACHERON & CONSTANTIN - A lady’s ruby anddiamond set cocktail watchthe circular enamel dial with Roman numerals,the bezel alternately set to the front with old cutdiamonds and oval shaped rubies, to a texturedcurb link bracelet with hidden clasp, marked18K

£200-300

Wrist Watches

131 FD754/39VACHERON & CONSTANTIN - A gentleman’s 18ct goldwristwatchthe rectangular champagne dial with Arabic numerals andsubsidiary seconds dial, to a yellow metal woven linkbracelet and fold over clasp, stamped 585, the movementcalibre 485/3C

Width of watch head 25mm

£400-600

132 EAC126/28Two diamond set cocktailwatchesOMEGA - An 18ct white goldwatch, diamond set bezel,small champagne dial, batonnumerals, V link flexibleintegral bracelet; the other in18ct yellow gold, similar dial,integral bracelet withsapphire and diamondaccents at 6 and 12 o’ clock

£700-900

133 FF101/2A lady’s platinum caseddiamond set cocktail watchthe circular dial with Arabicnumerals, the case set with aborder of old cut diamonds, toa black cord bracelet with foldover clasp, movement signed,case marked PLATINUM

£250-300

134 FE468/5ROTARY - A lady’s 9ct goldwrist watchthe white enamel dial withbaton numerals to an integralwoven link bracelet with a foldover clasp; together with anEterna ladies wrist watch, thechampagne dial with batonnumerals to an integralwoven gold bracelet withfoldover clasp, A/F

£250-350

135 FE38/29An early 20th century 18ctgold diamond set cocktailwatchwith champagne colouredcircular dial and Arabicnumerals, within a broadbezel pave set with rose cutdiamonds, fitted to a finearticulated rectangular linkbracelet

Watch 2.5cm diameter

£250-400

136 FD754/40LONGINES - A lady’swristwatchthe circular champagne dialwith Arabic and batonnumbers, to a slender wovenlink gold bracelet with foldover clasp; together with aJaeger Le Coultre lady’s wristwatch, small rectangular dial,inscribed ‘Duoplan, the brightcase with rear winder and arow of four single cutdiamonds to the top andbottom of the case, rearnumbered 69114, to a leatherstrap (2)

£250-400

137 FD709/17An Art Deco diamond setcocktail watchthe rounded square dial withblack Arabic numerals, withborders of millegrain setsingle cut diamonds to thebezel and geometric linkedshoulders, fitted to a wovencord bracelet, with fold-overclasp stamped 9ct

Width of watch head 1.4cm

£200-300

138 FG54/1STAMBOUL - A gentleman’s14ct gold wrist watchthe circular silvered dial withRoman numerals. plain bezel,satin finish rectangular links,fold over clasp, sapphirecabochon winder, quartzmovement, box and extralinks

Dial 29mm diameter

£300-500

139 FF187/1OMEGA - A gentleman’sGeneve wristwatchthe silvered dial with batonnumerals and subsidiary dayand date indicators, to anintegral stainless steelbracelet with foldover clasp

Diameter of dial 37mm

£180-220


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140 FE38/35BUREN - A gentleman’s 9ctgold cased wrist watchcircular champagen dial, giltArabic numerals, sweepsecond hand, leather strap;LANCO - a gentleman’s 9ctgold cased wrist watch,champagne dial, baton andArabic gilt numerals, redsweep second hand, leatherstrap (2)

33mm diameter

£200-400

141 FE238/13GUBELIN - A gentleman’s18ct gold cased wrist watchwith complicationsincluding; day, month, moonphase, centre date, centreseconds, silvered dial, goldhands, blue date numerals,case engraved and dated 14-V -1949 to the screw back,down turned lugs, leatherstrap

Dial diameter 32mm

£1,200-1,800

143 FF448/1An early 20th century diamond setcocktail watchthe circular dial with baton numerals,with a diamond set bezel, flexible linkbracelet with diamond detail

£800-1,200

144 FE38/36ROLEX - An early 1930s Oyster wristwatchcircular white dial, luminous Arabicnumerals and hands, subsidiary secondsdial, milled bezel, screw down winder,cushion-shaped case, engraved screw-off back, movement ‘Rolex Extra Prima’15 jewels, timed six positions for allclimates

Case exludingc winder 30mm

£800-1,200


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142 FG5/5PANERAI RADIOMIR 102 - Agentleman’s 18ct gold and diamond setlimited edition wrist watchcushion shaped case, black dialdiamond set numerals, gilt hands, screwdown winder, sapphire crystal front andback, the movement is the automaticwinding Panerai Caliber OP6565 with 29jewels, bridges and rotor are finishedwith “PANERAI” engraving throughout,black leather strap, No 109 of a limitededition of 120, with original box andpapers

Case 40.5mm

£5,000-7,000


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145 FG41/1ROLEX - A gentleman’s RED SUBMARINER wrist watch, model 1680circa 1971, serial no 3324186, black dial, Red submariner, 660ft= 200m screw down winder, screw off back, brushed stainlesssteel bracelet, with papers and box

Note:Formerly owned by Peter (Markham) Scott, the well known wild fowl artist,ornithologist and conservationist, Scott was the son of Robert Falcon Scott.Rolex have been known over the years to use celebrities, actors and peopleof note to advertise their watches. Scott was no exception and the publishedadvert has been used as the background for the image.

£15,000-18,000

146 EP128/1JULES JURGENSEN - An 18K gold casedrepeater pocket watch,in full hunting cases and keyless wind, patentaction for setting the hands, patentedJanuary 15th 1867, the open movement withall over milled detail, signed Jules Jurgensenand numbered 12242, the inner coverinscribed Jules Jurgensen Copenhagen andalso numbered, the outer cases with crispengine turned decoration, all contained inthe original fitted mahogany case, withinstruction leaflet regarding the hands patentaction (2)

£2,800-3,500

147 FG141/1AGASSIZ - An 18K gold cased, open faced,keyless wind pocket watchthe gilt dial inscribed, subsidiary secondsdial, black Arabic numerals, plain case withArt Deco style monogram to rear cover, levermovement numbered 232272, bi-metalbalance wheel, screw adjustment

Dial 42mm diameter

£800-1,200

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148 FG141/2VACHERON & CONSTANTIN - An 18ct goldopen faced, keyless wind slim pocket watchthe off white dial with black Arabic numerals,inscribed arch, subsidiary seconds dial, therear cover with Art Deco style circular panelengraved initials, lever movement, bi-metalbalance wheel, screw adjustment, signedand numbered, 372456, 21 jewels, 8adjustments

Dial 38mm diameter

£1,500-2,500

149 FG5/1PATEK PHILIPPE & Co. - A gentleman’s 18ctgold hunter cased keyless wind pocketwatch, circa 1902the outer case with engraved monogram,white dial, signed, black Arabic numerals,subsidiary seconds hand, the cuvetteinscribed and numbered 116193, as is theopen lever movement, bi-metal balance,micro screw adjustment, in original fittedcase with original receipt

Dial 44mm diameter

£2,500-3,500


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151 FE486/3VEIGNEUR A GENEVE - A gilt,enamelled and paste setsmall pair cased pocketwatchthe outer case with ovalenamel panel within a pasteset border and bezel, thewatch with inscribed enameldial and with Roman andArabic numerals, themovement inscribed andnumbered 2076, gilt vergeescapement, silver regulatorplate

Dial 28mm diameter

£250-350

152 FE486/3AARMAND GENDRE - A goldpair cased striking pocketwatchthe outer case with chasedand engraved decoration, thecircular dial inscribed andwith Roman and Arabicnumerals, the movementinscribed Armand Gendre aMadrid, with push repeatmechanism

Dial diameter 35mm

£300-500

153 FE486/3BISAAC SORET - A gilt metal,paste set, pair cased vergepocket watchthe outer case, engraved andwith central oval vignette of ayoung lady in a paste setscrolling border, the circularenamel dial with Roman andArabic numerals andinscribed ‘Isaac Soret et Fils’the hand pierced and pasteset, the verge movementinscribed and numbered18847, square baluster pillarsupports, ruby set balancewheel

Dial diameter 27mm

£400-600


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150 FG5/2A. LANGE & SOHNE - A silver casedopen faced keyless wind pocket watchthe circular white dial inscribed and withgilt Arabic numerals, subsidiary secondsdial, plain case, the lever movementinscribed Deutsche WhrenfabrikationGlashutte and numbered 90718

Dial 42mm diameter

£1,000-2,000

154 FF410/2An open faced key windpocket watchthe plain enamel dial withRoman numerals, the casewith engine turned detail,inscription to the interiorcuvette engraved DupontRotterdam, open levermovement, unsigned, marked18ct

Diameter of dial 3cm

£200-300

161 FC765/88AOMEGA - A gentleman’spolished metal cased pocketwatchthe silvered dial inscribed andwith Arabic numerals,subsidiary seconds dial,staybright case, levermovement, numbered8442550, together with aLONGINES - a gentleman’s9ct gold cased wrist watchhead, inscribed silvered dial,luminous hands, Arabicnumerals, the gilt movementsigned and numbered7371548

Pocket watch 40mm, wrist watch

27mm diameters

£300-500

162 FE486/2ROUX BORDIER et Cie - Amid 19th century enamelcased open faced pocketwatch with a chatelaine clipthe circular enamel dial withArabic numerals, inscribedRoux Bordier et Cie, paste setborder, the rear cover withenamelled vignette of acouple in a garden setting,similar paste border, theverge movement similarlyinscribed, numbered 15165,the whole suspended from asimilar period gilt metalchatelaine clip

Dial 43mm diameter

£400-600

155 FF410/3A yellow gold open faced keywind pocket watchthe plain enamel dial withArabic numerals, the rearcase with engraved foliatedesign and enamel detail setwith diamond chips, theinterior rear case withinscription

Diameter of dial: 25mm

£150-250

156 FF438/2An 18ct gold cased halfhunter keyless wind pocketwatchwith enamel Romannumerals to exterior case, theenamel dial also with Romannumerals and subsidiaryseconds dial, lever movement

Dial size 43mm

£400-600

157 FF200/1An 18ct gold key wind openfaced pocket watchChester 1875, the enhgravedgilt dial with engraved floraldetail and roman numerals,with subsidiary seconds dial,blued hands, engine turneddecorated case, themovement engraved Gordonand Sons, Wolverhampton

Diameter of dial: 5cm

£500-600

158 FG177/1A 14ct gold American pocketwatchWaltham, circa 1915-16, theenamel dial with arabicnumerals and subsidiaryseconds dial, the case with allover engraved detail, withlever movement, numbered22463613

£250-350

159 FC765/88BAn 18ct gold demi huntercased pocket watchenamel outer dial, silvereddial inscribed Hamilton &Inches Edinburgh, as is thelever movement, a silvercased pocket watch, the whitedial inscribed ‘Piggin Norwich423’ plain case, enclosedmovement with open balancewheel, signed and numbered,a Waltham silver casedpocket watch, a silver casedwrist watch (4)

£300-500

160 FC765/88Two gold cased pocketwatches to include a 9ct gold openfaced pocket watch, plainenamel dial, lever movement,a demi hunter 9ct gold casedpocket watch, plain case anddial, lever movement

£300-500


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163 FG125/1A modern diamond setnecklacecomposed of graduated scrollform links, the central linksalso claw set with a scrollingborder of graduated roundbrilliant and marquise cutdiamonds, with concealedclasp and safety clip stamped18K WIN

18.5cm from clasp to centre,

estimated diamond weight: 3.41cts

total, 56.3g

£2,500-3,500

164 FG125/2A modern diamond clusterringthe front designed as ascrolling cluster, claw setwith graduated round brilliantcut diamonds, shank stamped14K

Ring size: K, estimated diamond

weight: 1.06cts total

£400-600

165 FF446/1An 18ct yellow gold mounteddiamond single-stone ringclaw set with a round brilliantcut diamond

Ring size: Q, estimated diamond

weight approximately 4.00cts

£14,000-18,000

166 FE38/34A solitaire diamond ringthe circular brilliant cutdiamond claw set, ribbedshoulders, the diamondapproximately 1.32cts

£1,800-2,500

167 FF195/13A diamond single stone ringthe central round brilliant cutdiamond in a raised clawsetting, shank stamped 18ct

Ring size: R/S, estimated diamond

weight: 1.00cts

£1,600-2,000

168 EAA15/2A modern diamond setpendant,of tapering scroll design, clawset throughout with graduatedround brilliant, marquise andsingle cut diamonds, hingedbale stamped 585

Length 3.4cm (including bale)

£300-500

169 FE107/105A Victorian diamond setfloral broochof naturalistic design, setthroughout with graduatedold mine and rose cutdiamonds, with hinged pinand safety chain

Diameter 3cm, estimated principal

diamond weight 0.62cts

£400-600

170 FE38/26An 18ct gold mounteddiamond three-stone ringclaw set with graduated earlyround brilliant cut diamonds

Ring size: K, estimated diamond

weight approximately 1.09cts total

£400-600

171 FE38/27A Victorian five-stonediamond ringclaw set with graduated oldmine cut diamondsinterspersed by pairs of rosecut diamonds, shank stamped18ct

Ring size: W/X, estimated diamond

weight 1.88cts total

£700-1,000

172 FE38/30A diamond set three-stoneringclaw set with three graduatedearly round brilliant cutdiamonds

Ring size: N/O, estimated diamond

weight: 1.31cts total

£400-600

173 FE438/1A five stone diamond ringclaw set with five graduatedold cut diamonds, to a yellowmetal shank stamped 18CTPLAT

Ring size: I

£300-400

174 FE454/2A diamond set bar broochmillegrain set to the centrewith an old European cutdiamond within an opencircular border to a plainknife bar

6.5cm wide, estimated diamond

weight 0.56cts

£600-900

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176 FE481/3A three stone diamond ringclaw set to the centre withthree graduated old cutdiamonds, shank stamped18K

Ring size: L

£250-350

177 FG180/5A diamond set ringthe scroll shaped frontchannel set with two rows ofbaguette cut diamonds

Ring size: K

£250-300

178 FF192/17A French two-coloured goldmounted diamond set ringdesigned as two crossedbands, one with channel setborder of fancy rectangularcut diamonds, stamped withFrench control marks

Ring size: R, 11.2g total

£500-800

179 FF195/32An early 20th centurydiamond set necklaceof open scrolling taperingdesign set throughout withgraduated round brilliant andsingle cut diamonds,suspended from a fine tracelink chain with hinged circularclasp stamped 950

26.5cm from clasp to tip of drop,

estimated diamond weight 5.30cts

total

£4,000-6,000

180 FE483/1A diamond set cluster ringclaw set with a round brilliantcut diamond in a border of sixsmaller diamonds, in a raisedwhite metal setting, marksindistinct

Ring size: J/K

£600-800

181 FE495/1An 18ct white gold diamondset braceletcomposed of rectangularlinks, millegrain set withround brilliant cut diamonds,each link joined by a similarlyset bar, with spring clipfastening and safety chain,stamped 750

Diamond weight approx 2.45cts

total

£600-800

182 FE752/2An 18ct gold mounteddiamond seven-stone ringmillegrain collet-set withseven graduated roundbrilliant cut diamonds

Ring size: R, estimated total


£120-180

183 FF192/31A pair of diamond set earpendantseach composed of a collet setprincess cut diamond,surmounting a line ofbaguette cut diamonds, atop alozenge set round brilliant cutdiamond, suspending an openovoid drop with channel setborder of graduated taperedbaguette cut diamonds, withpost and butterfly fittings

4.8cm long

£1,200-1,500

184 FE752/1An 18ct yellow gold mounteddiamond set three-stone ringclaw set with three graduatedround brilliant cut diamonds,to a plain shank

Ring size: P/Q, estimated diamond


£300-400

185 FE711/1A modern all diamondcluster ringthe central circular cutbrilliant diamond claw set andwith two outer borders ofsimilar smaller diamonds anda final scrolling border oftapering baguette cutdiamonds

Ring size: L/M

£300-500


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186 FF192/32An Edwardian diamond setnecklaceof composed of knife barsinterspersed by claw set oldEuropean cut diamonds, thefront composed of graduatedfringes incorporating foliatemotifs, set throughout withgraduated old European andold mine cut diamonds, withsimilarly cut diamond setrectangular clasp, with safetyclip

43cm long

£20,000-30,000

187 FF89/8A contemporary three-coloured diamond setnecklacecomposed of floral clusters,each claw set with sevenround brilliant cut fancy pinkdiamonds, conjoined by knifebars and interspersed bysimilarly cut colourlessdiamonds, with open circularborder, also set withcolourless round brilliant cutdiamonds, around the centralfancy pink diamond set floralcluster, suspending adetachable drop comprising asimilarly set square clusterand a larger ovoid cluster,claw set to the centre with apear cut yellow diamondwithin outer borders of fancypink and yellow round brilliantcut diamonds, three-colouredprecious metal settingstamped 750

52cm, Estimated diamond weights:

pink diamonds 5.57cts, yellow

diamonds 1.01cts, colourless

diamonds 3.08cts

£8,000-12,000

188 FF197/1An Art Deco ruby anddiamond set ringthe tapering front designed asa stylised fastened buckle,pave set with early roundbrilliant cut diamonds,channel set borders of calibrecut rubies and trapezoid cutdiamonds, to a broad taperingshank

Ring size: K

£800-1,200

189 FF195/40A diamond three-stone ringthe central claw set pear cutdiamond flanked to eitherside by two smaller,horizontally set fancy roundedtriangular cut diamonds

Ring size: N, estimated diamond


£4,500-6,000

190 FF89/1A fancy light yellow andcolourless diamond set ringthe central corner claw setcushion cut fancy light yellowdiamond within a roundedrectangular border, millegrainset with round brilliant cutfancy yellow diamonds and asimilar outer border ofcolourless diamonds, flankedby split shoulders also setwith graduated colourlessdiamonds, shank stamped750

Ring size: N/O, cluster 1.2cm long,

Principal yellow diamond 6.21mm x

5.00mm

£3,000-4,000

191 FF192/11A diamond set braceletcomposed of quatrefoilshaped links, each collet setto the centre with a roundbrilliant cut diamond within aborder of four larger fancycanted square cut diamonds,with concealed clasp andsafety clips

18cm long

£6,000-8,000

192 FF89/9A pink and colourlessdiamond set braceletcomposed of quatrefoilshaped clusters, each clawset to the centre with fourround brilliant cut fancy pinkdiamonds, within an openouter border set with similarlycut colourless diamonds, withconcealed clasp, preciouspink coloured metal settingstamped 750

18.9cm long, Estimated total

diamond weights: pink diamonds

6.55cts, colourless diamonds

3.03cts

£4,500-5,500

193 FE778/1An 18ct gold and platinummounted diamond single-stone ringthe central claw set roundbrilliant cut diamond flankedto each shoulder by threesingle cut diamonds

Ring size: O/P, estimated principal


£400-600

194 FF195/18A pair of diamond set floralcluster earringseach set to the centre with anold European cut diamond,within two outer petal shapedborders set with old mine andsingle cut diamonds, with giltbacks, post and butterflyfittings

Diameter 1.5cm, estimated

diamond weight approximately

0.70cts total

£600-800


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195 FF89/7A contemporary diamond setnecklacecomposed of graduatedscrolling motifs, each set tothe centre with graduatedbaguette cut diamonds withinborders of round brilliant cutdiamonds, with concealedclasp and safety clip, stamped750

20cm from clasp to centre,

estimated total diamond weight

31.10cts

£18,000-22,000


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200 FG125/3A pair of modern diamond set ear pendantseach of asymmetric tapering design, withchannel set border of graduated roundbrilliant cut diamonds, with screw turnedpost and butterfly fittings

4.8cm long, estimated diamond weight 2.23cts total

£700-1,000

197 FF195/27A pair of early 19th century diamond setear pendantseach composed of a fringed closedcrescent shaped drop, set throughout withgraduated old mine and rose cutdiamonds, with plain wire fittings

4.8cm long, estimated diamond weight 4.50cts

total

£6,500-8,500

198 FF192/30A pair of Victorian diamond floralcluster earringseach designed as a petal shapedcluster, set throughout withgraduated old European cutdiamonds, with plain wire fittings

2.4cm long, 1.5cm diameter

£3,000-5,000


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196 FF195/29An early 19th century diamond set pendantof domed circular design, with central eight-pointed star, scroll surmount andsuspending graduated fringes, setthroughout with graduated old mine and rosecut diamonds, with similarly set bale

5cm x 2.3cm

£4,000-6,000

199 FE759/1A platinum mounted diamondsingle-stone ringshank stamped PLAT, claw set witha round brilliant cut diamond,channel set to each shoulder withfour graduated round brilliant cutdiamonds, with accompanying IGIcertificate; together with aplatinum wedding band channel setwith twelve round brilliant cutdiamonds (2)

Ring size: K, J; Diamond weight of

principal solitaire 1.01cts

£1,500-2,000

201 FF436/5An Art Deco diamond,sapphire and pearl broochmillegrain set to the centrewith a round cut diamond in arow of ten seed pearls, in astylised surround of round cutdiamonds and mixed cutsapphires, with brooch fittings

42mm long

£400-500

202 FG180/4A diamond set bow-formbroochof stylised design, pave setwith graduated round brilliantcut diamonds and channel setborders of baguette cutdiamonds, with hinged pin toreverse

5cm x 1.9cm

£2,800-3,500

203 FF192/24An early 20th centurydiamond set pair ofclips/broocheach of open scroll design,collet set to the centre with acanted square cut diamond,within borders of graduatedround brilliant and single cutdiamonds, with detachablebrooch fitting

5.6cm x 2.5cm

£3,000-5,000

204 FG6/1A matched pair of diamondset ear-studsclaw set with an early roundbrilliant cut diamond and amodern round brilliant cutdiamond, with post andbutterfly fittings, stamped 9ct

Estimated diamond weights:

1.77cts and 1.51cts

£2,000-4,000

205 FF195/37A fancy deep brownishpurple-pink and colourlessdiamond set cluster ringthe central claw set modifiedhexagonal step cut fancy deepbrownish purple-pinkdiamond within two openhexagonal borders micro setwith round brilliant cutcolourless diamonds, withaccompanying GIA coloureddiamond identification andorigin report, numbered1142881452, dated August 142012, stating: weight 0.86cts,origin natural

Ring size: O, estimated remaining

diamond weight 0.35cts total

£20,000-30,000

206 FF192/18An Asscher cut diamond setsingle-stone ringthe central corner claw setAsscher cut diamond flankedto either shoulder by achannel set baguette cutdiamond, with accompanyingHRD Diamond Certificatenumbered 20040577225,dated 10/07/2004, stating:carat weight 4.52cts, colourgrade I, clarity grade VVS2

Ring size: I

£40,000-60,000

207 FD773/1An early 20th centuryplatinum mounted solitairediamond ringthe central box set roundedoval old cut diamond, flankedby pierced triangularshoulders, each millegrainset with three smaller oldEuropean cut diamonds

Ring size: P, Estimated principal


£10,000-15,000

208 FG74/1Two unmounted pear cutblack diamondseach contained in a displaybox, with accompanying JoyaGem Certificate ofAuthenticity, dated 19.05.12,stating weights: 10.00cts and10.69cts (2)

£300-500


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221 FF195/24A diamond set full-eternityringclaw set with round brilliantcut diamonds

Ring size: N/O, estimated total


£700-900

222 FF199/5An 18ct white gold mounteddiamond set pendant withchainthe pendant of open circulardesign, with claw set borderof round brilliant cutdiamonds, suspended from afine box link chain

Pendant 1.9cm diameter, chain

18cm, estimated diamond weight:

1.00cts total

£1,000-1,500

223 FF440/9A pair of diamond clusterearringsmodelled as an asymmetriccluster, claw set with smallgraduated round cutdiamonds, with post andscrew fittings

£400-600

224 FF440/17A diamond set cocktail watchthe circular face with Arabicnumerals, the bezel pave setwith a single border of smallcircular cut diamonds, to acorded metal bracelet withfoldover clasp

£300-500

209 FG70/1An 18ct white gold mounteddiamond single-stone ringclaw set with a round brilliantcut diamond

Ring size L, Estimated diamond

weight 1.01cts

£600-800

210 FF81/1An 18ct gold mounteddiamond solitaire ringclaw set in white gold with acircular brilliant cut diamond,pierced gallery with raisedshoulders, yellow gold shank

Ring size: S/T, total carat weight

approximately 1.20cts

£800-1,200

211 FF195/21An early 20th centurydiamond set broochof open circular design,millegrain set throughout withgraduated early roundbrilliant cut diamonds,conjoined by knife bars, withdetachable brooch fitting

3.6cm diameter, estimated diamond


£6,000-9,000

212 FG201/1A single stone diamond ringthe round brilliant cutdiamond set to the centre in apart rubover setting, to aplain platinum shank

Ring size: K/L, Estimated diamond

weight: 0.44cts

£280-320

213 FD750/1An 18ct yellow gold mounteddiamond set cluster ringthe central claw set roundbrilliant cut diamond in aborder of eight similarly cutdiamonds, with trifurcatedshoulders to a plain shank

Ring size: N, estimated diamond


£3,000-5,000

214 FG180/8A fancy brown and colourlessdiamond set line braceletclaw set with sixty-five roundbrilliant cut diamonds, withconcealed clasp and safetyclip

17.8cm long

£1,000-2,000

215 FG174/5A single-stone diamond ringclaw set in 18ct white goldwith a round brilliant cutdiamond, to a v-section shank

Ring size: M

£500-800

216 FF195/22An early 20th centurydiamond set ringof cross-over design, claw setwith two early round brilliantcut diamonds, flanked byscroll shoulders each also setwith five graduated single cutdiamonds

Ring size: O/P, estimated total

diamond weight approximately

1.00cts

£1,400-1,800

217 FF195/46A pair of 18ct white goldmounted diamond set earstudseach claw set with a roundbrilliant cut diamond, withpost and butterfly fittings

Estimated diamond weight 1.10cts

total

£1,600-1,800

218 FG29/1A diamond and sapphirecluster ringclaw set to the centre with anold cut diamond, flankeddiagonaly with two table cutsapphires, set in a whitemetal scrolling split shank,stamped 18K

Ring size: L

£300-500

219 FF436/14A single stone diamond ringclaw set in yellow metal witha round cut diamond, in anopen heart shaped border toa plain shank with reededdetail to shoulders, unmarked

Ring size: M/N

£300-500

220 FF91/1A platinum set half hoopdiamond eternity ringchannel set to the front withfifteen round brilliant cutdiamonds

Ring size: L

£300-400


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228 FF199/20An 18ct white gold mounteddiamond set braceletclaw set with forty-four roundbrilliant cut diamonds, withconcealed clasp and safetyclips

18cm long, estimated diamond


£9,000-12,000

225 FF89/4A black and colourless diamond setpanther form ringmodelled as a stylised panther’s headand forelegs, pave set with graduatedcolourless and black round brilliant cutdiamonds, with heart pierced galleryand tapering shank stamped 750

Ring size: O/P, Estimated diamond weight

5.35cts total

£4,000-6,000

227 FF89/2A contemporary diamond setdress ringof broad tapering design, thefront composed of threeundulating panels pave setwith graduated round brilliantcut diamonds, interspersed bytwo highly polished borders,shank stamped 750 total

Ring size: O/P, estimated total


£2,800-3,500


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226 FF89/5A pair of fancy yellow andcolourless diamond setcluster ear-studseach of asymmetric scrolldesign, claw set withgraduated oval and pear cutfancy light yellow diamondsand round brilliant cutcolourless diamonds, withpost and hinged clip fittingsstamped 750

2.5cm long, estimated total

diamond weights: colourless

diamonds 0.74cts, yellow diamonds

4.60cts

£3,000-4,000

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Jade Jewellery

229 FF120/1A carved jadeite necklacethe carved jade panel of rectangular outlineand foliate design, suspended from a doublerow graduated beads joined by white metallinks, both to a short white metal curb linkchain and clasp

£200-300

230 FF440/2A jadeite bead necklacecomposed of pale greengraduated spherical beads,ranging from approximately4mm to 10mm diameter

35.5cm long from back to centre

£400-600

231 FG180/10A jadeite and diamond set pendantclaw set with an oval cut jadeitecabochon surmounted by twomillegrain collet set baguette cutdiamonds and an oval cluster paveset with round brilliant cutdiamonds, stamped 750 to reverse,with certificate from Gem and PearlLaboratory No. 06290 stating noevidence of treatment and 3.40cts

2.2cm long, Jade 10.68 x 8.94 x 4.01mm

£750-850

232 FG180/11A jadeite and diamond set pendantcomposed of a large shaped oval jadeitepanel, pierced and floral carved, withtapering bale, set with single cut diamonds,setting stamped PLAT, with certificate fromGem and Pearl laboratory, No. 06221 statingno evidence of treatment, weight 5.43g,

34.5mm x 22.8mm x 3.2mm

£800-900

233 FF195/19A pair of early 20th century jadeite and diamond set earpendantseach composed of a claw set shaped circular foliate carvedjadeite panel, surmounting a line alternately millegrain colletset with round brilliant and princess cut diamonds conjoinedby small belcher form links, suspending a larger shaped ovalpierced, fruit and foliate carved jadeite drop, with plain wirefittings and accompanying Gem & Pearl Laboratory JadeiteJade Report, dated 5 March 2013, numbered 07320, statingthe two principal panels are: jadeite jade, mottled green, withno evidence of treatment, weighing 6.00g

6.7cm long

£1,400-1,800


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234 FF410/1An early 20th century jadeand diamond set pendantthe centre front composed ofan old cut diamond millegrainset bow-tied ribbonsurmounting a row of ninesimilarly set old cutdiamonds, suspending thetapered rectangular jadepanel with carved andreticulated foliate detail, thewhole to a white metal tracelink chain

Length from clasp to drop 33cm,

jade panel 46mm x 27mm (widest)

£600-800

235 FE500/95A collection of itemsto include a light greenjadeite bangle, carved withmythical beasts, a finelycarved jadeite miniatureswing-handled basket,together with three variousgreen paste bangles (5)

Jadeite bangle 5.6cm inner

diameter, carved basket 5.5cm x

5.5cm

£400-600

236 FF440/1A light bright green jadeite bangleof plain form

5.6cm inner diameter

£400-600

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Multi-gem Jewellery

237 FF440/10A multi-gem set locketunmarked yellow metal, of circular outline,with applied offset insect motif, the bodycomposed of a claw set oval opal and twosimilarly set graduated round cut rubies, thewings set with small round cut sapphires

3cm diameter

£350-450

239 FE38/31Two gem set insect form broochesto include a 9ct gold bar brooch applied witha dragonfly set with an oval cut peridot andseed pearls, together with another 9ct goldbrooch pave set with single cut diamondswith circular cut ruby set eyes (2)

4.7cm x 2.4cm and 2cm x 2.2cm

£250-400

238 FF440/11A multi-gem set spider broochmodelled in yellow metal, the bodycomposed of a circular tigers eye cabochonand a small pearl, the legs set with diamondchips, the eyes composed of small rubycabochons, to a pierced yellow metal webwith brooch and safety chain fastenings

36mm diameter

£280-350


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240 FG180/2An Edwardian 9ct gold mounted multi-gemset insect form broochthe body claw set with a large oval cut lightgreen gem (tests indistinctly, likely to bezircon), the head and wings set withgraduated half-pearls and old cut diamonds,with hinged pin and safety chain

3.3cm x 1.9cm

£350-400

241 FF192/26A multi-gem set insect form broochwith blister pearl body and circular cut onyxcabochon set eyes, also set with graduatedround brilliant cut diamonds and circular cutrubies

3.9cm x 1.8cm

£500-800

242 FF440/13A multi-gem set butterfly broochthe body set with four small pearls, claw setto the wings with small diamond chips,round cut rubies and sapphires, withdetachable brooch and safety chain fittings

4cm wide

£500-700

243 FF440/14A ruby and diamond set bar broochthe front with applied winged insect, the bodyset with diamond chips and a collet set ovalcut ruby, the eyes also set with small rubycabochons, set to one terminal with a smallhalf pearl

5cm long

£300-500


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244 FF192/28A diamond set insect broochof naturalistic design, pave set throughoutwith graduated round brilliant and single cutdiamonds with gilt legs, antenae and ribbedunderside

3cm x 2cm

£600-800

245 FF440/12A garnet and half pearl set novelty broochmodelled as a bee, the body comprising twocabochon garnets set in unmarked yellowmetal, the wings and antenna set with seedpearls and diamond set eyes

32mm long

£400-600

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246A multi gem set bracelet of Egyptian styledecorationthe flexible broad band with five panels pave setwith diamonds and the various Egyptian figuresmillegrain set and picked out in shapedcabochon rubies, emeralds, sapphires andaccents in onyx, the central figure the wingedgoddess Isis; in a fitted case

18.6cm x 2.2cm

Note:Egyptian revival jewellery became the vogue soon after theTutankhamun dicovery in 1922. The principal jewellers ofthe day produced a number of pieces similar in theme anddesign amongst them Van Cleef & Arpel and LaclocheFreres

£35,000-45,000


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247 FE157/50A contemporary 18ct gold mounted multi-gem set suitecomprising a pair of earrings, a pendant with chain and aring, each collet set with a large oval cut peach colouredcabochon, within a round brilliant cut diamond set border,the sides pave set with circular cut orange and yellow gems,the earrings with post and hinged clip fittings the pendantsuspended from a fancy circular section chain, contained ina black leather fitted case stamped DAWSON OFSTAMFORD LTD

Lengths: earrings 2.4cm, pendant 3.5cm, chain 47cm, Ring size M

£800-1,200

248 FD754/36A Tanzanite and diamond set necklacethe ball link chain, stamped 750, set the to thecentre front with three floral clusters comprisinga central claw set brilliant cut diamond in aborder of five oval shaped Tanzanites; togetherwith a pair of matching ear studs, post andbutterfly fittings, stamped 750 (3)

Total carat weight: diamonds 0.19cts, Tanzanites 4.38

£400-600

255 EAA15/6A modern multi-gem setbracelet,collet set with old Europeancut diamonds interspersed bysimilarly set circular cutemeralds and square cutrubies, conjoined by knifebars, mount stamped 18K

Length 18.5cm

£350-550

252 FD709/9An 18ct gold mounted yellowtopaz and diamond clusterringclaw set to the centre with acircular cut golden yellowtopaz, within a border oftwelve single cut diamonds;together with an early 20thcentury diamond single-stonering, illusion set with an earlyround brilliant cut diamond,with pierced gallery (2)

Ring sizes: H, O/P, Estimated

weight of topaz 0.27cts

£200-300

253 FF195/9A sherry topaz and diamondset necklacethe front composed of a colletset briolette cut sherry topazdrop, surmounted by asimilarly set fancy cantedrectangular cut diamond,beneath a floral cluster setwith seven round brilliant cutdiamonds, the wholesuspended from a finebelcher link chain, withsimple hinged circular claspstamped 950

22.8cm from clasp to tip of drop

£400-600

254 FD754/35A turquoise and diamond setringthe central oval turquoisecabochon claw set in a borderof old cut diamonds, to ayellow metal shank stamped750; together with a pair ofturquoise set ear studs, thecentral oval turquoisecabochon claw set in an openyellow metal border, with postand butterfly fittings, stamped14K; another pair of turquoiseset ear rings (3)

£250-400


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249 FF192/6A multi-gem set claspcomprising a cylindrical link with hoopedterminal and a separate hook form link,both pave set throughout with roundbrilliant cut diamonds, also with channelset borders of calibre cut rubies, sapphiresand emeralds ans step cut diamonds

4.2cm fastened length

£500-700

250 FG125/4A pair of modern multi-gem set ear pendantseach of open scroll design, collet set to the centrewith a pear cut amethyst, a similarly cut bluetopaz and an oval cut citrine, with asymmetricscroll surmount, post and butterfly fittings,stamped 14K EBH

6.5cm long, estimated total weights: amethyst 3.38cts, blue

topaz 3.40cts, citrine 1.48cts, 9.8g total

£300-500

251 FF195/39A large decorative ringdesigned as a tapering broad band,decorated in high relief with scrollingfoliage, with central sunflower-headmotif

Ring size: M/N, 14.9g

£1,400-1,800

267 FF89/3A pink tourmaline anddiamond set cluster ringwith central oval cut brightpink tourmaline, withingraduated open scroll bordersset with round brilliant cutdiamonds, shank stamped18K 750

Ring size: N/O, cluster 3.3cm,

estimated weights: pink tourmaline

1.60cts, diamonds approximately

2.30cts total

£2,000-2,500

268 FF195/3A pair of tourmaline anddiamond set ear clipseach of reeded taperingdesign, with central collet setpear cut deep pink rubellite,surmounted by a crescent,channel set with sevengraduated round brilliant cutdiamonds, with hinged clipfittings, stamped 750


weights: rubellite 6.50cts,

diamonds 0.70cts total

£750-850

269 FF75/5An Edwardian peridot andopal set bar broochcomposed of a line ofgraduated round cutmillegrain set peridots, acircular opal cabochon toeach terminal in a surroundof three circular cut peridots;together with a garnet setcrescent brooch, claw setwith graduated round cutgarnets (2)

£200-300

256 FD498/27A peridot and seed pearl setringdesigned as an oval cluster,composed of four oval cutperidot and five seed pearls,shank stamped 9ct

Length of cluster 1.8cm, Ring size

O/P

£200-300

257 FF195/4A pair of opal and diamondset ear pendantseach composed of amillegrain collet set oval cutopal cabochon, surmountinga line of three graduatedround brilliant cut diamonds,suspending a larger oval cutopal cabochon drop, with wirefittings

4cm long (including fittings)

£800-1,000

258 FE726/2A opal necklacecomposed of a graduatedstring of opal beads

Length 39cm

£120-180

259 FF195/25An early 20th century bluezircon and diamond set ringthe central claw set circularcut blue Zircon flanked toeither shoulder by a cluster ofthree single cut diamonds,shank stamped 18ct

Ring size: O/P, estimated zircon

weight 3.67ct

£400-600

260 FE775/3An early 20th centurymoonstone set braceletthe graduated moonstonecabochons collet set in yellowmetal with a concealed claspand safety chain

£150-250

261 FF182/2An aquamarine pendantthe oval shaped aquamarineclaw set in yellow metal witha decorative pierced gallery,to a 9ct gold belcher linkchain; together with amatching ring, shankunmarked (2)

Ring size: R, length of pendant

including bale 35mm

£300-500

262 FF199/9An 18ct yellow gold mountedaquamarine and diamond setcluster ringthe central claw set oval cutaquamarine within a surroundof twelve round brilliant cutdiamonds

Ring size: N, estimated weights:

aquamarine 3.20cts; diamonds

0.84cts total

£1,500-2,000

263 FF195/14An early 20th century whitegold mounted blue Zirconand diamond set ringthe central claw set circularcut blue zircon, flanked toeither side by an illusion setsingle cut diamond

Ring size: P, estimated zircon

weight 3.77cts

£350-450

264 FF186/1A Red Sea bamboo coral setsuitecomprising a necklace,bracelet and pair of earpendants each composed ofgraduated shaped cylindricalred sea bamboo coral beads,interspersed by smaller gilttextured beads, the braceletand necklace with magneticspherical clasps, one also setwith circular cut colourlessgems, the ear pendants withwire fittings

52.5cm, 20cm and 4cm long

£150-200

265 EAA15/8A grey freshwater culturedpearl and amethyst beadnecklacecomposed of off-round pearls,set at intervals with polishedamethyst pebble beads; alsoa white cultured pearlnecklace, of graduatedfringed design; together witha pair of matching boutonpearl earrings (3)

Lengths: 152cm and 63cm,

diameter of earrings 1.1cm

£120-180

266 FF440/8An opal and diamond set ringclaw set to the centre with alarge black opal doublet, clawset to either side with a roundcut diamond, to a plain whitemetal shank stamped 9ct

Ring size:

£300-500


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275 FG181/4An opal and diamond ringthe oval opal with a border ofdiamonds, all set in a whiteand yellow gold shank,together with a black opaldouble pendant drop

Ring size: N, pendant 26mm drop

£180-250

272 FG174/4A 9ct gold Tanzanite set ringclaw set with a oval shapedtanzanite, flanked to eitherside by two smaller round cutexamples, with shapedshoulders to a plain shank

Ring size: N/O

£400-600

273 FG174/6An early 20th centurymoonstone set braceletcollet set with a row of elevengraduated oval moonstonecabochons, to a fancy linkbracelet with concealed claspand safety chain

20cm long

£200-300

274 FG181/2A pink tourmaline dress ringthe square cut tourmalinecorner claw set in yellowmetal, (indistinct marks;together with a single stoneruby ring, claw set in yellowmetal with a cabochon ruby(2)

Ring size: H, L/M

£250-350


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270 FF192/1An amethyst bead necklacecomposed of large graduated melon ballcarved beads, ranging fromapproximately 16.6mm to 30mmdiameter, interspersed by small plaincylindrical gold coloured beads, withlarge hinged circular clasp

62cm long

£800-1,200

271 FG180/1A pair of amethyst and diamond ear pendantseach composed of a large pear cut deep purpleamethyst, surmounted by two quatrefoil shapedclusters millegrain collet set with old European cutdiamonds, with wire fittings

5cm long (including wire fittings)

£1,400-1,800

277 FF192/16An Art Deco style emerald and diamondset ringthe central corner claw set trap cutdiamond flanked to either side by a colletset trap cut emerald, additionally channelset to each shoulder with four fancy squarecut diamonds

Ring size: N, estimated principal diamond weight:

3.62cts

£20,000-30,000

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Emerald Jewellery

276 FE359/71A Victorian emerald, diamond and pearl setbangleof hinged design, applied to the centre frontwith a raised circular motif, claw set to thecentre with an octagonal cut emerald within asurround of old mine and rose cut diamondsinterspersed by half-pearls to a texturedground within ropetwisted borders to a plainband, contained in a tooled red leather fittedcase

5.4cm inner diameter, diameter of front 4cm

£600-900

279 FG69/1An 18ct white gold abstract diamond and emeraldringthe thick white metal band collet set with threeoffset old cut diamonds and three similarly setround cut emeralds, in a border of claw set roundcut diamonds

Ring size: P/Q

£800-1,200

278 EAA15/9A modern emerald and diamond set ringclaw set to the centre with an oval cutemerald cabochon, flanked to either side by asingle cut diamond, mount stamped 18K andanother similar, the central corner claw settrap cut emerald flanked to either side by atapered baguette cut diamond, mountstamped 18K (2)

Estimated emerald weight 0.55cts

£280-350

280 FF199/18An 18ct white gold emerald anddiamond set pendantthe pendant with central circular cutemerald, within a border of roundbrilliant cut diamonds, with plaintapering bale, suspended from a finecurb link chain

Pendant 1.2cm diameter, chain 46cm long,

estimated weights: emerald 2.50cts;


£3,500-4,500

281 FG181/1A platinum mounted emerald and diamondset three-stone ringthe central claw set circular cut emeraldflanked to either side by a round brilliantcut diamond

Ring size: H, estimated weights: emerald 0.55cts,


£2,500-3,500


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282 FF192/14A fancy vivid yellow diamond and emerald set clusterringdesigned as a tapering band, the domed front millegraincollet set to the centre with a round brilliant cut fancyvivid yellow diamond, within graduated pointed ovalborders, alternately set with French cut emeralds orsmaller round brilliant cut fancy vivid yellow diamonds,additionally set to each shoulder with tapering bordersset also set with French cut emeralds, shank stamped Pt950

Ring size: M/N, estimated principal diamond weight 0.30cts

£2,000-3,000

287 FF199/10A pair of 18ct white goldmounted emerald anddiamond set earringseach with central claw setoval cut emerald, within aborder of twelve round cutdiamonds, with post andbutterfly fittings

1.3cm x 1.2cm, estimated weights:

emerald 2.10cts; diamonds 1.20cts

total

£1,600-1,800

284 FF192/19A modern emerald anddiamond ringthe central yellow 18ct goldsection, channel set squarecut emeralds, diamondaccents to each end and withan 18ct white gold ribedshoulders

Ring size: M1/2

£300-500

285 FF195/11A Victorian five-stone ringcorner claw set withgraduated trap cut brightgreen antique pastes,interspersed by pairs of rosecut diamonds, with scrollpierced gallery and reededshoulders

Ring size: M

£600-800

286 FF195/49A pair of emerald anddiamond ear pendantseach composed of a largeclaw set pear cut emeralddrop within an open borderset with graduated roundbrilliant cut diamonds,surmounted by two similarlycut diamonds, with plain wirefittings, contained in tooledred leather fitted case

3.3cm long

£3,500-4,000


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283 FF195/42An antique style emerald set braceletset to the centre front with a circular cut emeraldcabochon, with closed back setting, within beaded andcannatille decorated borders, the central crownsupported by twin mythical beast heads, to a flexibleinterwoven bracelet, with cannatille decoratedcylindrical clasp, with additional safety clip

5.8cm inner diameter, 68.4g total

Provenance:Originally a wedding gift from the King and Queen of Greece,probably commissioned from Lalaounis while he was still workingwith Zolotas.

£3,000-5,000

291 FF75/9SYBIL DUNLOP (Attributed to) - A rockcrystal set suitecomprising a bracelet, ring and a pair ofear pendants, the bracelet composed often mixed cut rock crystals in a rub-oversetting with concealed clasp, the ringclaw set with a similarly cut rock crystalto a tapering shank stamped SIL, the earpendants each with similarly set dropssuspended from fine belcher link chainssurmounted by a circular cut rockcrystal, with post and butterfly fittings (3)

Ring size: N/O, bracelet 18cm and earrings

2.5cm long

£200-300

289 FF75/7SYBIL DUNLOP - A silver mountedmoonstone set broochof pierced shaped oval form, with centralcollet set oval cut moonstone cabochon,within a scrolling border alternatelycollet set with circular and oval cutmoonstone cabochons, with hinged pinfitting

4.7cm x 3.6cm

£250-450

290 FF75/8SYBIL DUNLOP - A silver mounted rockcrystal riviere necklacecomposed of a row of twenty two clawset mixed cut rock crystals, with hookand eye fastenings

42cm long

£300-500

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Named Jewellery

288 FG53/1ELIZABETH BONTE - An early Twentieth centurycarved horn necklacethe centre front carved horn modelled as a bee restingon a leaf in an openwork border, to a silk cordfeaturing four carved horn disks and two glass beadspacers, signed to the rear

Central panel 6cm diameter

Note:Elizabeth Bonte’ was a French designer and maker whospecialized in decorative horn jewellery, especially pendants. Herworkshops were merged with her rival, George Pierre, and theyworked together in the Art Nouveau style until the mid 30s

£250-400

292 FF75/10HANS HANSEN - A mid-20thcentury silver jewellery suitecomprising a necklace,bracelet, ear studs andbrooch, each composed ofheart shaped motifs, thenecklace with import marksfor London 1972, sponsor’smark DSD, also stampedHaH, 925 DENMARK, thebracelet with conformingsponsor’s mark and importmarks for London 1975, alsosigned HANS HANSEN andstamped DENMARK 925 S,the ear studs each stampedHaH 925 S DENMARK, thebrooch similarly stamped

Necklace 41.5cm, bracelet 19cm,

earrings 1.4cm x 1.4cm, brooch

2.5cm x 1.3cm

£400-600

293 FC589/28MIRIAM HASKELL - A pasteset bangleset simulated pearls anddiamonds in a floral design,together with a large gilt cuffbracelet by Chanel, ‘quilted’broad band with large pastepearl central motif, and asmall paste set crucifix (3)

£120-180

294 FF75/11GEORG JENSEN - A silverringof stylised form, withengraving to the shank

Ring size: N/O

£100-200


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295 FG180/7KUTCHINSKY (Attributed to) - A multi-gemset and enamelled novelty broochdesigned as a stylised leopard, the eyescollet set with circular cut emeralds, withround brilliant cut diamond pave setwhiskers, red enamelled tongue and deepblue enamelled spots to the asymmetric,stamped K and other indistinct marks

8cm x 3.2cm, 43.6g

£1,500-2,000

297 FE157/63WEMPE - A pink tourmaline and diamond set suitecomprising a pair of pendant earrings, a pendant withchain and a ring, each collet set with a fancy cushionshaped rose cut pink tourmaline, the earrings of hingedhooped design, the pendant with round brilliant cutdiamond set bale, suspended from a fancy oval link chain,the ring additionally set to the shoulders with roundbrilliant cut diamonds, contained in a cream suedepochette and WEMPE box

Lengths: earrings 2.5cm, pendant 2.3cm, chain 41.5cm, ring M/N

£600-1,000

296 FD715/1TIFFANY - Two diamond and platinum set ringsthe first claw set to the centre with a princess cut diamond to a V sectionshank, stamped TIFFANY & CO...22894048, together with a platinumwedding band channel set with fifteen round brilliant cut diamonds,shank stamped TIFFANY & CO..., with original packaging (2)

Ring sizes: K/L, Estimated diamond weight of solitaire: 0.37cts

£1,000-1,500

298 FE157/52WEMPE - A diamond set pendant with chainthe pendant of asymmetric open scrolldesign, composed of two borders claw setwith round brilliant cut diamonds, signed andstamped 750 5133 ct 0.89, suspended from afine belcher link chain, with original redsuede fitted case

Pendant 3.3cm x 3cm, chain 49cm

£800-1,200


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299 FG5/3WEMPE - A diamond set necklacecomposed of oval belcher form links, thecentral links pave set with round brilliant cutdiamonds, with concealed clasp signedWEMPE and stamped 750, with original boxand accompanying Wempe AuthenticityCertificate, numbered 6179, stating totaldiamond weight 1.38cts, G, IF

17cm from clasp to centre, 65.2g total

£2,000-2,500

300 FE157/65WEMPE - An enamel decorated braceletcomposed of assorted slim oval belcher formlinks, two decorated with cream enamel, withblack enamelled slim oval hinged hoop clasp,signed and stamped 750, with original redsuede box

Length 19cm, 28.2g

£150-250

304 FE157/56WEMPE - A TEMPUS FUGIT AMORMANET silver pendant designed by Kimthe slim oval pendant inscribed toreverse TEMPUS FUGIT AMOR MANET,with circular belcher link chain; togetherwith a Swarovski ladies wrist watch, withsatin finished canted rectangular dialand circular cut colourless gem setbezel and similar carved sides, fitted toa green leather strap

Lengths: pendant 3.3cm, chain 31.5cm, width of

watch head 3cm

£150-250

303 FG5/6WEMPE - A pair of diamond set ear pendants ensuite with thepreceding loteach composed of two open rounded rectangular square links,alternately highly polished and pave set with round brilliant cutdiamonds, with similarly diamond set bale, post and hingedclip fittings, signed WEMPE, stamped 750 and numbered 3076,with accompanying Wempe Authenticity Certificate, numbered3076, stating total diamond weight 1.61cts, G, IF

3.3cm long, 28.7g total

£1,500-2,000


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301 FE157/64WEMPE - An 18ct white goldmounted diamond set suitecomprising a pair of earrings,a ring and a pendant with finetorque form chain, eachincorporating as a broad bandclaw set with three rows ofround brilliant cut diamonds,contained in a cream suedepochette and outer redWempe box

Length of earrings 3.4cm, ring P/Q,

length of pendant 3.2cm, 42cm

£1,000-1,500

302 FG5/4WEMPE - A diamond set braceletcomposed of two rows of open roundedsquare links, alternately highly polished orpave set with round brilliant cut diamonds,with two concealed clasps, signed WEMPE,stamped 750 and numbered 6701, withaccompanying Wempe AuthenticityCertificate, numbered 6701, stating totaldiamond weight 4.18cts, F IF.

19cm long, 121.4g total

£3,000-5,000

308 FE107/112A three-row cultured pearlnecklacethe necklace composed ofgraduated pearls, rangingfrom 4.5mm to 9mmdiameter, with bow-formclasp, with central hexagonalbox set circular cut emerald,within borders set with singlecut diamonds, clasp stampedwith French control marks

Approximate length 52cm

£300-500

306 FG181/5A double row pearl necklacethe graduated pearls ofattractive colour, with a gold,opal and gem set clasp withcentral oval opal and armswith opal set terminals

39cm long

£300-500

307 FD754/30A double strand culturedpearl necklacecomposed of uniform sizepearls, good lustre, gold claspstamped 585, and another ofsimilar form

Length approx 54cm

£200-400

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Pearl Jewellery

309 FE38/24A pearl necklace with 9ctgold claspthe necklace composed ofgraduated pearls (untested),ranging from approximately3.3mm to 7.1mm diameter,with 9ct gold mounted floralcluster clasp, set withgraduated half-pearls, withadditional safety chain

54cm long

£200-400

310 FE775/4A pearl and diamond setcrescent broochclaw set to the front in yellowmetal with alternating old cutdiamonds and pearls, withbrooch fitting

Length approx 5.5cm

£300-500

305 FF195/8A diamond and half-pearl setcluster ringthe front composed of threegraduated half-pearls, within ashaped surround set with singlecut diamonds, with scrollpierced gallery and closed backsetting (pearls untested)

Ring size: O/P

£1,600-1,800

313 FG6/2A pair of platinum mounted cultured South Sea pearl anddiamond set ear-studseach claw set with a round brilliant cut diamond surmountinga large cultured South Sea pearl, each measuringapproximately 14.5mm diameter, with screw-turned post andbutterfly fittings

2.2cm long

£800-1,000

311 FF195/43An early 20th century seed pearl and diamondset sautoircomposed of woven beaded seed pearl borders,with brooch bar spacer, millegrain set with aborder of old European cut diamonds, withsimilarly cut diamonds to the pierced shapedoval surmounts of the seed pearl tassel fringedterminals

42cm from centre to tip of tassel

£1,400-1,800

312 FF195/16An early 20th century natural blister pearl set enamelledpendantcomposed of a large baroque pearl wreathed to the lower edgeby green enamelled foliage, suspending a smaller similarlypearl set and enamelled detachable drop, with plainsuspension hoop and accompanying Gem & Pearl Laboratoryreport, dated 14 December 2012 and numbered 06885, stating:the (principal) pearl is a natural blister pearl (saltwater),weighing 5.85g

4.1cm x 1.7cm

£1,200-1,500


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314 FE107/123A cultured pearl and ruby setbroochset to the centre with a culturedpearl measuring approximately50mm within radiating bordersclaw set with small circular cutrubies and terminating withsmaller cultured pearlsmeasuring approximately 3.5mmdiameter, setting stamped 750;together with pair of 9ct two-coloured gold mounted culturedpearl set brooches each ofstarburst design, set to the centrewith a cluster of seven culturedpearls; a cultured pearl necklacewith garnet set clasp (4)

Diameter 3.5cm

£250-400

315 FE38/23An early 20th century naturalpearl necklace with diamond setclaspthe necklace composed ofgraduated pearls, ranging fromapproximately 1.9mm to 4.85mmdiameter, with slim pierced oval9ct white gold clasp, set withsingle cut diamonds, andadditional safety chain, withaccompanying Gem & PearlLaboratory pearl reportnumbered 06384, dated 2 October2012, stating: that the pearls arenatural (saltwater), item weight:4.18g

43.5cm long

£700-900

316 FE38/25A cultured pearl and amethystset necklace with 9ct gold claspthe necklace composed of fairlyuniform cultured pearls, eachmeasuring approximately 3.5mmdiameter, fringed to the front bygraduated oval cut amethysts,with 9ct gold mounted floralcluster clap also set withgraduated cultured pearls

47cm long

£300-500

317 FF195/47A cultured pearl three-rownecklace with diamond set claspthe necklace composed of three-rows of graduated culturedpearls, ranging fromapproximately 3.2mm to 7.4mmdiameter, with pierced shapedoval clasp, collet set to the centrewith a round brilliant cut diamondwithin a border of smaller oldmine cut diamonds

36.5cm long, estimated principal

diamond weight approximately 0.50cts

£2,000-3,000

318 FF189/1A single strand pearl necklacecomposed of a single strand offreshwater pearls, to a whitemetal clasp stamped 18K

10mm to 11mm diameter

£100-200

319 FG75/1A collection of three culturedpearl necklaceseach composed of graduatedcultured pearls with culturedpearl and paste set clasps

Between 58cm and 51cm long

£400-600

320 FF195/17An early 20th century culturedpearl necklace with diamond setclaspthe necklace composed ofgraduated cultured pearls,ranging from approximately2.6mm to 6.3mm diameter, thepierced lozenge shaped claspmillegrain collet set to the centrewith an early round brilliant cutdiamond, within a surround ofsingle cut diamonds, claspstamped 18ct PLAT

47.7cm long

£250-400

321 FF189/2A single strand pearl necklacecomposed of a single strand offreshwater pearls set to the frontwith a red cylindrical beadflanked to either side by a pasteset spacer

10mm to 1mm diameter

£100-200

322 LT2013/29A cultured pearl three-rowbraceletcomposed of uniform culturedpearls approximately 5mm indiameter, the pierced circularclasp set with small brilliant cutdiamonds and a central pearl,stamped 585

Length 17cm

£200-300


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323 FF192/21A ruby and diamond three-stone ringthe central claw set oval cut rubyflanked to either side by a fancytriangular cut fancy yellow diamond,shank stamped 750

Ring size: L, estimated weights: ruby 3.07cts,

diamonds approximately 1.10cts total

£4,500-6,000324 FG193/1A ruby and diamond cluster ringclaw set with an oval cut ruby within asurround of ten round brilliant cutdiamonds, to a yellow metal shank

Ring size: N, Estimated total weights: Ruby

1.19cts, Diamond 1.50cts

£2,000-3,000325 FD754/25A five stone ruby and diamond set ringalternately claw set with three oval cutrubies and two old cut diamonds, to anunmarked yellow metal shank

Ring size: M

£800-1,200

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Ruby Jewellery

326 FF440/15A pair of ruby and diamondset earringsof hoop design, set in yellowmetal with a central oval cutruby and pave set diamonddetail, with reeded detailthroughout, with post and clipfittings

£500-700

327 EAC126/19A modern ruby and diamondset ringof undulating oval form, setcentral ruby, border ofcircular cut brilliantdiamonds, and outer wavyborder set baguette cutdiamonds, shank stamped14K

Ring size P

£200-300

328 FF195/1A ruby and diamond setthree-stone ringthe central claw set oval cutruby flanked to either side bya round brilliant cut diamond,additionally set to eachshoulder with three similarlycut diamonds

Ring size: N, estimated weights:

ruby 1.14cts, diamonds

approximately 0.39cts total

£800-1,200

329 EAA15/4A ruby and diamond five-stone ring,claw set to the centre with anold mine cut diamond,flanked to either side by acircular cut ruby, additionallyset to each shoulder with asmaller old European cutdiamond, shank stamped 18K

Estimated approximate total

weights: diamonds 0.78cts; rubies

1.50cts

£250-350

330 FG180/9A pair of early 20th centurymulti-gem set ear pendantseach composed of a lozengeshaped panel millegrain colletset with a fancy lozenge cutruby within a border of singlecut diamonds, surmounting amillegrain collet set roundbrilliant cut diamond,suspending a large lozengeshaped panel, incorporatingmillegrained knife-bars and aruby, emerald and diamondset giardenetto, within anouter single cut diamond setborder, fringed by threesmaller similarly setlozenges, with post and discfittings

6.2cm long

£2,000-2,500

331 FD754/26A late Victorian ruby clusterringcollet set to the centre withan oval cut ruby in a doubleborder of diamond chips andseed pearls, to an unmarkedyellow metal shank

Ring size: N

£150-200

332 FD754/27A pair of ruby and diamondcluster ear studsclaw set to the centre with anoval cut ruby in an oval borderof eight cut diamonds, withpost and butterfly fittings,stamped 750

Length of cluster: 8mm

£100-150

333 FF120/4A ruby and diamond clusterringclaw set to the centre with anoval cut ruby flanked to eitherside by a baguette cutdiamond and a part border often round old cut diamonds,with a pierced gallery to aplain white metal bandstamped PLAT

Ring size: N/O

£500-800

334 FF195/33A ruby, sapphire anddiamond set swiveling full-eternity ringcomposed of a central borderchannel set to one side withcalibre cut rubies, the otherhalf set with similarly cutsapphires, flanked above andbelow by hinged borders ofgraduated single cutdiamonds

Ring size: I

£800-1,200

335 FF199/6A ruby and diamond set ringdesigned as a tapering band,the front with central channelset border of calibre cutrubies, flanked above andbelow by borders of roundbrilliant cut diamonds, shankstamped 18K 750

Ring size: L/M, estimated total

weights: rubies 1.20cts; diamonds

0.31cts

£1,200-1,400

336 FF199/17An 18ct white gold mountedruby and diamond set ringthe central claw set oval cutruby, flanked by trifurcatedshoulders each claw set withborders of round brilliant cutdiamonds

Ring size: L, estimated weights:

ruby 9.31cts; diamonds 0.42cts

total

£3,200-3,600


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340 FG180/3A pair of ruby and diamondset ear pendantseach composed of a collet setcircular cut ruby within aborder of round brilliant cutdiamonds, surmounted by aline of three vertically channelset baguette cut diamonds,with post and butterfly fittings

1.6cm long

£200-300

339 FF440/3A ruby set bangleunmarked yellow metal ofhinged design, the front oftapering width, claw set withnine round cut rubies, withconcealed clasp

42.5g

£400-500


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337 FF192/25An Art Deco ruby and diamond set braceletcomposed of twenty-one square links, eachmillegrain set with four fancy rectangular cutrubies and five single cut diamonds, withfoliate borders to the sides, concealed claspand safety clips

17.2cm long

£3,000-5,000

338 FF192/27A Victorian ruby and diamond set broochdesigned as a shaped circular cluster, withcentral circular cut ruby, within borders andC-scrolls set with graduated old mine androse cut diamonds

4cm diameter, estimated ruby weight 2.18cts

£4,500-6,000

346 FF120/3A diamond and sapphirecluster ringclaw set to the centre with anoval cut sapphire within anoval border of ten old cutdiamonds, to an 18ct yellowgold band with reeded detailand scrolling shoulders

Ring size: O

£500-800

343 EAA15/3A sapphire and diamondthree-stone ring,the central claw set roundbrilliant cut diamond flankedto either side by a circular cutsapphire, mount stamped 14K

Estimated weights: diamond

0.68cts; sapphires approximately

1.85cts total

£300-500

344 FF199/15An 18ct white gold mountedyellow sapphire and diamondcluster ringthe central claw set oval cutyellow sapphire, within asurround of fourteen roundbrilliant cut diamonds

Ring size: M/N, estimated weights:

yellow sapphire 4.58cts, diamonds

1.00cts total

£2,000-3,000

345 FE711/2A modern sapphire anddiamond ringof slight assymetric design,with a cross design ofspreading navette cutsapphires and a pair ofcircular brilliant cut diamondsbetween each arm, all set inyellow metal and marked 14K

Ring size: K

£300-500

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Sapphire Jewellery

341 FD754/29A sapphire and pearl set broochof circular design, alternately set with six marquisecut sapphires and six seed pearls, each pearl in anopen circular border of small old cut diamonds,control mark to pin and catch

Diameter: 30mm

£800-1,200

342 FF192/15An Art Deco style sapphire and diamond setcluster ringdesigned as a broad tapering band, thedomed front collet set to the centre with atrap cut diamond, within open bordersmillegrain channel set with graduatedFrench cut sapphires, to a surround pave setwith graduated round brilliant cut diamonds,shank stamped Pt950

Ring size: M/N, estimated principal diamond weight

approximately 0.50cts

£2,000-3,000

351 FF195/20An early 20th centurysapphire and diamond setbrooch/pendantdesigned as a sixteen-pointedstar, set to the centre withthree graduated oval cutsapphire cabochons, within asurround pave set withgraduated old mine and rosecut diamonds, with hinged pinand scroll pendant fittings toreverse

4cm x 2.7cm

£800-1,200

348 FF89/6A pair of yellow sapphire andcolourless diamond set ear-pendantseach composed of a hingedcurved hoop, set to the frontwith a border of roundbrilliant cut diamonds,suspending three graduatedfour-leaf-clover form clusters,each set with graduatedcircular cut yellow sapphireswithin borders of similarly cutcolourless diamonds, withpost fittings stamped 750


weights: yellow sapphires 1.47cts,

diamonds 2.55cts

£2,200-2,400

349 FF195/5A sapphire and diamond setnecklacethe centre front collet set withan oval cut sapphirecabochon, surmounting asimilarly set rectangular cutdiamond, above a larger ovalcut sapphire cabochon drop,the whole suspended from afine belcher link chain, withhinged circular clasp stamped950

23.2cm from clasp to tip of drop

£500-700

350 FF195/2A sapphire and diamond setthree-stone ringthe central claw set oval cutsapphire flanked to eitherside by an old mine cutdiamond, with scrolldecorated shoulders, shankstamped 18ct

Ring size: M, estimated weights:

sapphire 1.64cts; diamonds 0.42cts

total

£800-1,200


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347 FD754/28A sapphire and diamond set bangleof hinged design, the front alternatelyclaw set with nine oval cut sapphires andeight old cut diamonds, to a yellow metalband with concealed clasp and safetychain, stamped 9VK

Diameter of bangle 6.7cm

£3,000-5,000

358 FE453/2An unmarked yellow metalbraceletcomposed of graduated curblinks, with a concealed claspand safety chain

25g

£250-350

359 FE468/2A yellow metal fancy linkchaincomposed of fancy twisted ‘S’links, stamped 18K

Length 46cm, 38.2g

£650-750

360 FE490/1A 9ct gold charm braceletcomposed of curb links withpadlock fastening, featuringan assortment of eightcharms

36.4g all in

£150-250

353 EAC126/12AA group of three Celtic stylesilver broochesa Celtic style bar brooch, alarge kilt pin of deer’s legform set bloodstone andcitrine set terminal

£150-200

354 EAC126/15A 9ct gold bracelet andanotherboth of broad form one with Vlink mesh bracelet, texturedbark effect buckle type fitting,the other of interwovencircular links, clip fastening

107g

£800-1,200

355 EAC126/41An 18ct gold braceletof polished and textured links,snap fastening

47g

£700-900

356 EAC126/43A group of gold chains andneckletsa 9ct gold fringe necklace; afancy pierced link neck chain,modelled as an Albert; a thickrope twist neck chain; a boxlink chain, all 9ct gold

97g

£800-1,200

357 FE359/73A 15ct gold Irish CladdaghringDublin 1903, of conventionalform; together with a yellowmetal bar brooch with appliedyellow metal leaf and seedpearls to each terminal; twoyellow metal gem set pins; asmall 18ct gold pocket watchA/F

Ring size: R/S

Note:This specific design is traditional toIreland. The ring incorporatessymbols - clasped hands forfriendship, a heart for love, crownrepresenting loyalty.There is also meaning behind howthe ring is worn - right hand point ofheart out -looking for love; righthand point to the wearer - lovefound; left hand point to fingertip,engaged; left hand point to heartmarried. Actual written evidenceregarding the rings is scarce andgenerally is reliant on folk lore andtales, local traditions vary

£350-500

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Modern Jewellery

352 FF436/2A modernist 9ct gold and ruby broochof textured abstract design, setthroughout with claw set round cutrubies, with brooch fittings

65mm long, 17.6g

£200-300

362 FF436/1A modern 9ct yellow goldbanglemodelled as a snake witharticulated body, engraveddetail to head and tail, theeyes set with small circularcut sapphires

£200-300

363 FF436/4A 9ct gold fancy link braceletcomposed of lozenge shapedfancy links, with padlockclasp

25.4g

£200-300


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361 FG174/3A modern 9ct gold diamondand tourmaline necklacebar set to the centre with atrap cut tourmaline and fourround cut claw set diamonds;to a four bar articulatednecklace with hook fastening

£400-600

371 FD709/20A collection of itemsto include; an 18ct threecoloured gold brooch ofrounded open triangularform; an oval cut citrine setbar brooch; a 1970’s silverfancy link bracelet, designedas a broad textured andbeaded band; a ropetwist linkbracelet; an elephant linkbracelet; a flattened curb linkcharm bracelet suspendingthirteen graduated heartshaped charms; anEdwardian gentleman’s 9ctrose gold dress set, containedin a fitted case; a seed pearlset necklace, composed offine belcher form links, set atintervals with seed pearls andanother on a white gold tracelink chain (qty)

£250-400

372 FD754/33A collection of items toincludea circular yellow metalbrooch, set at intervals withseed pearls, indistinctlymarked to the pin and catch;a yellow metal rope chain,unmarked; a 9ct goldflattened curb link chain; a9ct fancy link bracelet; a 9ctheart link bracelet; fourvarious gold rings (qty)

£600-900

364 EAA15/1A dark grey cultured pearlsuite,comprising a necklace andmatching earrings, thenecklace composed ofuniform off-round pearls,measuring approximately11mm diameter, the claspdesigned as a floral cluster,with central bouton pearlwithin a surround of circularcut rubies, stamped 14K; theearrings each measuringapproximately 11.5mmdiameter; together with amodern bead necklacecomposed of large opalescentand colourless paste beads,with hinged circular claspstamped 925, suspending acollet set polished andshaped oval boulder opalpendant (3)

Length 40cm

£250-350

365 EAC126/12A group of three and fiveScottish clan broochesfour TB, Edinburgh, one samecast pattern for clans -MacNeil, Lindsay, Craig,Ross, Pearson for Barclay;the other three, MN&CInverness, Edinburgh forclans - Sutherland, Lattafamily and one other

£100-200

366 EAC126/29A six stone diamond ringset small circular andprincess cut diamonds; a pairof 18ct gold earrings of lobedform; a coral set tiepin;another as a Negro’s head; amoonstone and 9ct goldmodern set of pendanterrings, pendant necklace,and bracelet; another gem setfringe necklace and a smalldiamond cluster ring (qty)

£100-120

367 EAC126/21An 18k white gold ruby anddiamond ringof navette form, claw set in asemi scrolling form; anaquamarine ring; an amethystset ring; a garnet set ring;another; another amethystset ring; a Victorian bucklering; a ruby set eternity ring,channel set; a gem setpendant; a green gem setring, all set in gold (10)

£400-500

368 EAC126/27OMEGA - FROST & REED -ROTARY - WINEGARTENS agroup of five mid 20thcentury gold ladies wristwatchesvarious styles, all withintegral textured or brick linkgold bracelets, four 9ct gold,one 18ct gold

£700-1,000

369 EAC126/26An 18ct white gold and rubyset braceletof open textured links,together with a yellow metalKukri brooch; a 9ct gold gatebracelet; a sapphire and gemset ring of oval form 18ct goldsetting; a diamond set clusterring of square form, setcentral trap cut diamond andmillegrain set border; a pairof gold butterfly brooches setsmall diamonds andsapphires; a lapis set tie pinwith rose cut diamond setborder

£300-400

370 FD555/4MIRIAM HASKELL - Acollection of costumejewelleryto include a black plastic andpaste set necklace, composedof twelve black flower headsin a border of round cutpastes; with a pair ofmatching ear clips; togetherwith a paste pearl choker,composed of a double row ofpaste pearls, set to the centrewith a pierced yellow metalpanel of foliate design setwith paste pearls other clearpastes; with associatedearclips (4)

£200-400

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Mixed Jewellery lots

380 FE194/3An attractive emerald anddiamond ringthe central square cutemerald with a border ofcircular cut diamonds withsmall diamonds in betweenthe outer edge, all set inwhite metal, together with asmall gold ring with centralheart motif and with a smalldiamond and a citrine set ring(3)

£250-350

381 FE194/4A group of gold ringseight 18ct gold rings includingwedding bands, signet, smalldiamond and pearl set, a 22ctband, a silver band, a copperband in yellow metal sheath(10)

38g 18ct, 4g 22ct

£650-850

382 FE194/5A mixed group of jewellery toincludea Scottish silver brooch,modern, marked Tain,Victorian silver anchorbrooch, other brooches etc,sovereign case etc

£100-140

373 FD754/34A late Victorian turquoiseenamel locketthe back and front enamelledwith seed pearl detail tocentre front, to a yellow metalcurb link chain; together witha yellow metal citrine setbrooch, the oval cut claw setcitrine in a decorative foliateborder, setting unmarked; aplatinum wedding band; ahalf sovereign; an enamelledfob watch to a fancy link chain(5)

£200-300

374 FF81/2A group of diamond set ringsto include a half eternity ring,channel set in a curved shankwith nine old cut diamonds,plain 9ct gold band; togetherwith another half eternityring, illusion set with tencircular cut diamonds,9ctgold shank; a diamondcluster ring in a lozengeshape, plain 18ct gold shank(3)

Ring sizes: R, N, Q

£300-400

375 FD754/38TIFFANY - A silver scent flaskof diminutive rectangularform with screw off cap, in afitted presentation box withfunnel; together with an openfaced pocket watch; a smalltravel clock of engine turneddecoration; a pair of silvercufflinks; various badges andseals (qty)

£200-300

376 FD781/2A collection of enameljewelleryto include various Danish andother enamel brooches offoliate and abstract design, anecklace composed of blueenamel leaf panels, a pair ofenamel and white metalearrings modelled as fuchsia,an enamel and white metalbracelet with foliate detail toeach panel (qty)

£200-300

377 FE107/116A Victorian 9ct gold mountedamethyst set broochclaw set to the centre with anoval cut amethyst, within afoliate scroll engraved border;together with a carved jadeitebrooch of pale green roundedrectangular form, carved witha stylised bird, fruit andflowering foliage; a pearl andturquoise pendant of circularform with spray decoration,gold neck chain and aVictorian gold framed shellcameo brooch with plainframe; together with a 9ctgold and moonstonenecklace, the spectacle setoval cabochons (qty)

2.7cm x 2.2cm

£300-500

378 FD781/3A gilt fob sealmodelled as a standing deeron a domed engraved giltbase with banded agate blankintaglio, together with a smallAlbert, various other yellowmetal chains, a gilt locketcommemorating the GlasgowExhibition

£200-300

379 FE194/2A collection of gold jewelleryto include;two ladies gold wrist watches,a gold mounted nephrite barbrooch, a pair of 9ct goldcufflinks and various dressstuds, an amethyst circularbrooch with inset pearl, aseed pearl set bar brooch, agold ring with three diamonds(two stones lacking), aturquoise set ring, a barbrooch set old mine cutdiamonds to a central clusterand diamond set terminals,an oval citrine and seed pearlbrooch, two swastika smallpendants (qty)

£300-400


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392 FE775/6A diamond set ringset to the centre with acushion cut diamond, theyellow metal shank with blackenamel detail, stamped 18;together with a black enamelmemorial brooch with seedpearl detail; a broochmodelled as a handsuspending a heart withturquoise and pink gemdetail; a tiger’s claw withyellow metal broochfastenings; an enamel andpaste set brooch (5)

£150-250

393 FE778/2A collection of items toincludean 18ct gold set diamond andruby set ring, set to the frontwith three graduated oval cutrubies and two small rose cutdiamonds; a 9ct gold setcameo ring; three 9ct goldwedding bands; a pair ofyellow metal and gem setearrings, a stud (qty)

£250-350

394 FF103/2A collection of itemsto include various enamel andpaste set brooches, acollection of white metalpendants and chains, variousseed pearl set items, a silverengine turned cigarette case,rings, tie pins, bar broochesetc (qty)

£200-300

383 FE423/1A collection of itemsto include a half sovereign;three ladies wrist watches; agentleman’s pocket watch; apearl necklace, composed oftwo strands of graduatedcultured pearls, a quantity ofbar brooches, buttons andnecklaces

£250-350

384 FE468/1A group of rings to include, aseven stone diamond ringset with seven bar set roundbrilliant cut diamonds to an18ct gold shank; togetherwith a five stone ruby anddiamond ring, alternatelyclaw set with three ovalshaped rubies and two old cutdiamonds to an 18ct goldshank; an amethyst anddiamond cluster ring, clawset to the centre with an ovalshaped amethyst in a borderof two table cut amethystsand eight old cut diamonds,to an 18ct gold shank (3)

Ring sizes: N, M, M/N

£300-500

385 FE468/3A continental yellow metalbraceletstamped KT9, composed ofcircular and textured links;together with a yellow metalfancy link chain, stamped 750;a yellow metal belcher linkchain, marks indistinct (3)

Combined weight 42.3g

£400-600

386 FE468/4A single strand of culturedpearlsof uniform size to a pearl andpink gem set clasp; togetherwith another string of uniformcultured pearls to a whitemetal and pearl set clasp,stamped 925; a pair of boutonpearl ear clips; an alternatehematite bead and culturedpearl necklace to a 9ct goldclasp (4)

54cm, 41cm, 76cm long

£150-250

387 FE481/1A collection of sevenassorted gem set ringsto include a 9ct white goldmounted Tanzanite five-stonering, additionally set to eachshoulder with three single cutdiamonds; together with sixother various gem set rings(7)

£300-500

388 FE481/2A collection of sevenassorted gem set ringsto include a 9ct gold mountedfloral cluster ring, set withseven circular cut peridot; a9ct gold oval cluster ring, setwith oval cut aquamarines;together with five othervarious gem set rings (7)

£300-500

389 FE490/2A graduated string of amberbeadsof a pleasing honey colouredhue; together with a carvedivory necklace, a carved ivorybrooch modelled as a flower;various other paste necklaces(qty)

£150-180

390 FE775/5A collection of modernjewelleryto include a contemporary 9ctgold necklace, composed ofinterlocking textured ovalswith central tiered group ofsimilar ovals and stylisedfoliate motifs; a turquoisenecklace composed ofgraduated turquoise beadswith a yellow metal claspstamped 925 and a matchingbracelet; a yellow metal chaininterspersed with graduatedturquoise boulders; anothersimilar example (qty)

£200-300

391 FE778/3A pearl necklacecomposed of two strands ofgraduated cultured pearlswith a diamond set clasp;together with a single strandcoral necklace, composed ofgraduated coral beads (2)

£150-250


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404 FG192/18A collection of jewelleryto include; a seed pearl setbar brooch with thistle motif;various silver and marcasiteset brooches; a small cameobrooch and necklace; twoyellow metal filigree floralbrooches; and a collection ofother items (qty)

£120-180

405 FG52/1A Collection of itemsto include eight pairs of 9ctyellow gold earrings, ofvarious designs; two Victorianseed pearl and gem setbrooches, two sapphire setrings, and various 9ct, 18ctand cameo set rings (qty)

£400-600

406 FG52/4A collection of itemsto include a 9ct rose goldcurb link bracelet; a yellowmetal curb link bracelet withhalf-sovereign charm; a 9ctgold flattened curb linkbracelet; two yellow metaltrace link chains; tie pin; tworolled-gold bangles; lady’swrist watch; two pairs ofyellow metal earrings; variousother white metal bracelets,brooches and rings (qty)

£400-600

395 FE785/1A five stone diamond ringillusion set to the centre withfive graduated eight cutdiamonds, set in a piercedgallery to a yellow metalshank, stamped 18CT PLAT;together with a sapphire anddiamond set ring, claw set tothe centre with an oval cutsapphire, in a border ofillusion set eight cutdiamonds (2)

Ring sizes: K, N

£250-350

396 FF101/5A gold and enamelledsweetheart broochof conventional winged formwith applied anchor andenamel detail, with safety pinfittings, marked 9CT GOLD,together with two gilt coins, apearl and enamel set stud, aturquoise set bangle, acultured pearl and marcasiteset ring, a yellow metal pinkeeper, and a collection ofpaste costume jewellery (qty)

Brooch length 45mm

£150-250

397 FF410/4A collection of four watchesto includea silver cased travel pocketwatch, the square dialinscribed PRISMA, in a foldingcase with engine turneddecoration, the movementsigned Welta Watch Company

£150-250

398 FF436/7A collection of itemsto include a 9ct gold floralspray brooch set with threecultured pearls; a yellowmetal chain and pendant,modelled as a birds clawclutching a green hardstoneball; a yellow metal heartshaped pendant, claw set tothe centre with a round cutcitrine; a yellow metal fancylink chain; a white metal andmarcasite set bracelet (5)

£200-300

399 FF439/1A collection of itemsto include two white metalfiligree brooches, onemodelled as a ship, the otheras a flower; a white metalfiligree bracelet; an easternenamel brooch modelled as astylized ship; an oval paintedmother of pearl broochdepicting a pastoral scene; aScandinavian blue enamelbrooch and two others (8)

£150-250

400 FF441/1An amethyst and diamond setbar broochcollet set to the centre with aoval cut amethyst, flanked toeither side by a rose cutdiamond, set in yellow metal;together with four vari-coloured agate set brooches;a silver brooch of piercedScottish design by Rita Scott,and various other Scottishbrooches and pendants (qty)

£400-550

401 FG181/8A group of gold and gem setrings to include;a diamond set half hoopeternity ring; turquoise setsilver ring; green hardstoneset ring; two wedding bandsand a signet ring

14.7g all in

£200-300

402 FG192/15A collection of enameljewelleryto include a Norwegian yellowenamel necklace, composedof yellow metal leaf links; aDavid Andersen green enamelbutterfly brooch; six enamelbrooches of various designs,two further enamel necklacesand a further Norwegiannecklace (qty)

£200-300

403 FG192/17A micro-mosaic pendantof circular outline withpierced and foliate detail to ayellow metal belcher linkchain, together with threemicro mosaic brooches offloral design; and arectangular pietra duradecorated brooch with floraldetail (5)

£120-180


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Walbutt House is nestled in the rolling hills of the Scottish borders, overlookingthe rugged Kirkcudbrightshire landscape of which the house has been a fixturesince 1881.

Lyon & Turnbull are pleased to be able to offer this diverse collection of jewelleryand silver, ranging from 19th century tiara and silver dominos to modern multi-gem set brooches and puzzle boxes. Particular highlights from the jewellerycollection include an early 20th century multi-gem set Tutti Frutti brooch, thispiece is a wonderful example made famous by Cartier in the 1920s, displaying acollection of emeralds, sapphires and rubies carved to form a beautiful floral spay.Some of the more quirkier items in the collection include a beautifully enamelledEdwardian cane handle, complete with hidden compact and original powder puff,and the delicately modelled brooch by the German jeweller Koch, displaying adiamond set running horse.

The collection offers a wide and varied array of items, which we believe hassomething to interest everyone.

412 FD227/111A late 19th century gold anddiamond ringof navette shape, set with fivegraduated old mine cutdiamonds within a border ofmixed cut diamonds, to aplain yellow metal shankstamped 18CT

Ring size: Q/R

£300-500

407 FD227/124A cased Victorian diamond and enamel pendant fobwatchdiamond set wings brooch fitting, the rear of the casewith rose cut diamond set floral sprays in a guillocheenamel ground, similar bezel, keyless wind, cream dial,Arabic numerals, pierced gilt hands, plain levermovement, in a fitted case stamped Austin & Williams...... London

Dial 20mm diameter, overall length 65mm

£500-700

408 FD227/126An Art Nouveau opal pendantnecklacecollet set to the centre withan oval opal in a scrollingopen yellow metalwork bordersuspending a oval opal drop,to a fine belcher link chain

£200-300

409 FD227/101A late Victorian silver giltdouble row braceletthe oval cut citrines collet setin gilt metal conjoined byfloral style links, theconcealed clasp with scrollingengraved detail

20cm long

£150-250

410 FD227/109A large shell cameoof a young lady depictingspring, gold frame; togetherwith a modern shell cameobrooch (2)

60mm x 50mm

£250-300

411 FD227/112A heavy 15ct gold locketof oval outline with engravedfoliate decoration and twinglazed panels to interior,plain bale and a 9ct belcherlink chain

29g all in

£250-400

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Jewellery fromWalbutt House, Kirkcudbrightshire

Antique Jewellery

413 FD227/132A Victorian garnet set fringenecklacethe central garnet clusterclaw set in yellow metal,flanked to either side by asmaller cluster and a singleoval cut garnet, eachsuspending a garnet set drop,the chain composed of garnetset quatrefoils; together witha garnet set brooch, claw setto the centre with a ovalcabochon in a floral border offaceted garnets (2)

Necklace 38cm long, Brooch 30mm

£200-300

419 FD227/154A mid 19th century carvedshell cameoof warriors head in armour,15ct gold border and frame

75mm x 60mm

£200-300

416 FD227/137An Edwardian 15ct goldbraceletthe collet set circular peridotsspaced between open lozengeshaped links with reededdetail, with a conceal claspand safety chain, stamped15ct

£140-180

417 FD227/138A Victorian gold and diamondset mourning ringclaw set with five graduatedold cut stones in a blackenamelled ground, to a yellowmetal shank stamped 14CT

£180-250

418 FD227/142An Edwardian amethyst andseed pearl bangleof hinged design in yellowmetal, collet set to the centrewith an oval cut amethyst in ascrolling openwork border setwith seed pearls, withconcealed clasp and safetychain, stamped 15CT

Diameter of bangle 6.5cm

£180-250


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414 FD227/150A late 19th century emerald anddiamond set tiarathe front composed of stylised floraland foliate motifs, set with circular andoval cut emeralds and pave set rosecut diamonds, to a plain frame

Front 13.5cm x 7cm

£700-900

415 FD227/182An early 20th century multi-gem set giardenettobroochof tapering design, designed as a bow-tied ribbonsurmounted basket, set throughout withgraduated rose cut diamonds, calibre cut rubies(probably synthetic), a circular cut emerald,amethyst, ruby and seed pearls, suspending alarge ovoid simulated pearl drop

9.4cm long

£400-500

425 FD227/166Two hollow gold curb linkbraceletsboth stamped 9ct withpadlock clasps and safetychains, one with alternatingengraved detail to links (2)

Combined weight 45.8g

£350-500

423 FD227/233A pendant mounted ovoidlocket containing a miniaturedeitythe ovoid locket with foliatescroll engraved sides andglazed front and backrevealing a carved stoneminiature deity, inscribed toreverse

5cm x 3.2cm

£100-300

424 FD227/163A gold muff chainof circular links

32g, 144cm long

£300-400



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420 FD227/23An early 20th century guilloche enamelledsilver cane handle/compactof tapering cylindrical form, with slightlydomed hinged cover to the compact terminal,decorated throughout with peach guillocheand pale blue enamelled borders

7.2cm x 4cm

£400-600

421 FD227/134A Victorian rose gold doubleAlbertof fancy links and belcherlinks

48.6g, 35cm long

£450-600

422 FD227/167An enamelled three-coloured gold noveltybroochmodelled as a flying pheasant , with texturedfinish and polychrome enamelled head, withhinged pin and additional safety chain

4.5cm x 2.5cm

£180-250

428 FD227/168A late Victorian gold banglemodelled as a coiled snake,with engraved detail to thehead, unmarked

8.5cm diameter

£220-300

429 FD227/172A gold framed oval Limogesenamel panel broochdecorated with a group ofputto

35mm

£100-140

430 FD227/180An Edwardian half pearl andamethyst set pendantset to the centre with a colletset half pearl, in an open ovalborder with claw set halfpearls and four ovalmillegrain set amethysts,suspending a half pearl drop,to a 9ct yellow gold belcherlink chain

Length of drop including bale: 6cm

£180-250

431 FD227/190A 9ct rose gold hollow linkbraceletcomposed of alternatingtextured curb links, with apadlock clasp

20.2g

£200-280

432 FD227/219A cased 9ct gold presentationkeyof key form, engraved shield,refering to opening ofMethodist Chapel Trimdon,1898. in fitted case

£220-280



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426 FD227/131A diamond set ringof oval shape, set with two larger oldmine cut diamonds, one slightly cape,and border of old cut diamonds

Ring size: K

£250-450

427 FD227/186A small silver and enamel broochof shaped outline, depicting a young girlwith gilt hair band and necklace detail;together with a seed pearl set starbrooch of whirl design; an Art Nouveaustyle enamel pendant necklace (3)

£220-320

444 FD227/173A gold graduated doubleAlbertand a swivel fob with a citrine

38.7g, 46cm long

£350-450

445 FD227/209A gentlemans 18ct gold ringclaw set with a circularbrilliant cut diamond, reededshoulders

Ring size: R

£300-500

446 FD227/232A pair of 18ct gold andgemset cufflinksthe rectangular terminal withscrew head and reeded detail,cabochon moonstones toterminals, links stamped 750(2)

£200-300

447 FD227/217A1787 spade guineasoldered to a gold neck chain

£240-300

448 FD227/234A 1790 spade guineaVF or better, slightly softlystruck to obverse

£240-300

434 FD227/113Two early 19th century goldsealseach with engraved arms, thefirst citrine seal with threepike layed out on a slab is forWAY impaling PAXTON, theother bloodstone seal withthree demi-humans in top leftis for SWAYNE impalingSWINBURNE.

Note:The 1852 edition of Burke’s LandedGentry records the marriage ofGREGORY LEWIS WAY (1756-1799) ofSpencer Farm, Essex who wassecond son of Lewis Way ofStreatham, member of the InnerTemple,director of the South Sea Company,President of Guy’s Hospital toANN FRANCES PAXTON onlydaughter of the Revd WilliamPAXTON, Rector of Taplow, Bucks.

Mr G L Way was the author of aselection of translations in versefrom the metrical tales of thetwelfth and thirteenth centuries,collected by Le Grand. Of his literarylabours (still esteemed highly by thelover of elegant versification andhistorical romance) and of himself,the faithful character will be foundin vol. ii of the work, p. 291, by hisfriend George Ellis, who after hisdecease, conducted the publicationwhich first appeared in 1800.

£250-300

435 FD227/24A cased gold golf ballPrix de Martini, with pressclipping

£400-700

436 FD227/119Two plain 9ct gold sovereigncases(2)

27g all in

£200-300

437 FD227/136A group of three gold medalstwo with enamelled birds, theother with a runner, dated1904-1930

26g

£140-180

438 FD227/151A 9ct gold double sovereigncaseengraved decoration

24g all in

£180-250

439 FD227/165A 9ct gold match caseengine turned decoration

23g, 43mm high

£140-180

440 FD227/39SAMPSON MORDANa gold propelling pencil andanother with pique decoration(2)

£200-300

441 FD227/104A large fob sealplain intaglio, in a rose goldscrolling mount with palmettemotifs

£100-150

442 FD227/176A 9ct gold double AlbertFigaro links, stampeddecoration

58.7g, 51cm long

£450-650

443 FD227/170A group of three gold stickpinsmodelled as a fox, a ridingcrop and diamond sethorseshoe, cased (3)

£170-250

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Jewellery from Wallbutt House,

Kirkcudbrightshire

433 FD227/149An 18ct gold ringset with a single mine cut stone, claw set, ribbedshoulders; together with a gentlemans 15ct goldsignet ring with engraved crest and motto (2)

Ring size: P/Q, 6.8g

£280-420

449 FD227/152JAEGER Le COULTRE - An 18ct gold rubyand diamond set cocktail watchthe gold rounded square dial with dot andbaton numerals, with round brilliant cutdiamond set bezel, the shoulders eachcollet set with an oval cut ruby cabochon

1.9cm wide, 17.3cm length of bracelet, 27.1g total

£500-900

452 FD227/223LONGINES - An 18ct goldcased gentleman’s wristwatchwhite dial, Roman numerals,with date and sweep secondhand, plain case, leatherstrap, case numbered L7 9906 and 27270625

£180-250

453 FD227/237OMEGA - A gentleman’s 9ctgold cased wrist watchcream dial, baton and Arabicnumerals, sweep secondhand, plain case, leatherstrap, movement 285, 17jewels, numbered 17882341

£150-250



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Watches

450 FD227/202ROLEX - A gentleman’s 9ctgold cased wrist watchchampagne dial, Rolex crownat 12, baton and Arabicnumerals, subsidiary secondsdial, Rolex 1200 calibre, casenumbered 12868 and 463940,leather strap

£500-800

451 FD227/229An 18ct gold casedchronographopen face, cream dial,inscribed ‘DecimalChronograph Sept 13th 1873,Roman numerals, with stopwatch action, enclosed platelever movement inscribed andnumbered 376021, plain case,and in a red travel case

Dial 49mm diameter

£600-900

456 FD227/221OMEGA - A gentleman’s 18ctgold wrist watchConstellation model, circulartextured gilt dial, batonnumerals, within anoctagonal case, integralbracelet, snap clasp, quartzmovement

£800-1,200

458 FD227/199A Swiss 18ct goldgentleman’s wrist watchthe satin finished goldcircular dial, signedCHRONOGRAPHE SWISS,with Arabic numerals and twosubsidiary dials, the winderflanked by two push buttons,fitted to a fine black leatherstrap

4cm width of watch head

£300-500

459 FD227/207ROLEX - A gentlemans 18ctgold wristwatchCellini - fixed lugs, leatherstrap, gold fittings, broadbezel, Rolex background tothe dial, Rolex crown at 12,baton numerals, quartzmovement mo. 6620, INrOLEX BOX

Case diameter 37.5mm

£800-1,200



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457 FD227/197ROLEX - A gentleman’s 18ctwhite gold dress watch, circa1970Cellini - the circular silvereddial, inscribed, with batonnumerals, Rolex crown at 12,rounded rectangular bezel,integral flexible bracelet, themovement 1600 calibre, 19rubies, with receipt fromBucherer March 1970

£1,200-1,600

460 FD227/235PAUL GAYDAU - 9ct gold cased wristwatchchampagne dial, inscribed, sweepsecond hand, baton numerals, dateaperture, plain case; a ROTARY 9ct goldgentleman’s wrist watch, champagnerounded rectangular dial, batonnumerals, date aperture, automaticmovement, leather strap; A Victorian9ct gold cased small keyless wind fobwatch, gilt dial, engraved case, levermovement, all in a fitted Fattorini ofBradford case

Dial diameters, 30mm, 28mm, 25mm

£300-400

461 FD227/222OMEGA - A gentlemans 18ct gold cased wristwatchGeneve model, champagne dial, batonnumerals, sweep second hand date aperture,integral textured bracelet, automaticmovement, 24 jewels, Cal 565, numbered31204662

Dial 300mm diameter

£700-900

462 FD227/397EBEL - A gentleman’s 18ct gold casedwrist watch, circa 20001911 BTR Chronograph - off whitechronograph dial, gilt Roman numerals,gilt hands, sweep second hand,tachometer outer dial, subsidiary dials,integral 18ct gold bracelet, Ebel caliber134 movement, numbered to the case717 8134901, with leather case, box,booklets and card

£3,000-4,000

463 FD227/236OMEGA - A gentleman’s 9ctgold cased wrist watchGeneve - champagne dial,baton numerals, sweepsecond hand, date aperture.integral mesh texturedbracelet, movement 613calibre, quick set date, casenumbered 331/25410

£300-550



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464 FD227/238TUDOR - A 9ct gold casedwrist watchthe off white dial with Arabicnumerals, subsidiary secondsdial plain case, leather strap,the movement inscribed

Dial 29mm diameter

£300-500

465 FD227/239An Art deco 9ct gold casedkeyless wind pocket watchoctagonal face, Romannumerals, blued hands, plaincircular case, lever movement

Case width 48mm

£250-350

472 FD227/225A 9ct gold cased open facedkeyless wind pocket watchthe white dial inscribed JWeeks and Son Bradford,Arabic numerals, subsidiaryseconds dial, case withengraved monogram, threequarter plate movement,numbered 698462, bi-metalbalance wheel, micro screwadjustment, with a 9ct goldmounted black silksuspension, and intaglio fob

Dial 42mm diameter

£270-350

473 FD227/224J W BENSON - A 9ct goldcased open faced pocketwatchenamel dial with secondshand, plain case, levermovement

Dial 41mm diameter

£300-500

474 FD227/220A 9ct gold cased open facedkeyless wind pocket watchwhite enamel dial, Romannumerals, plain case, thelever movement inscribed JRenton, Record Dreadnought,all in a case from FattoriniBradford

Dial 42mm diameter

£300-500

466 FD227/231A small 9ct gold casedpocket watchengraved case, levermovement, gilt dial andanother plain 9ct gold openfaced case, white dial Romannumerals

Dials 38mm and 33mm diameters

£280-350

467 FD227/230An 18ct gold keyless demi-hunter cased small pocketwatchenamel numerals to outercase, the white dial inscribedJohn Cashmore London, plaincase, three quarter plate levermovement inscribed andnumbered 6507

Dial 31mm diameter

£300-400

468 FD227/241An 18ct gold hunter casedkeyless wind pocket watchplain white dial with Romannumerals, subsidiary secondsdial, the case with wellengraved monogram,engraved Police inscription tothe cuvette dated 1893, threequarter plate lever movementinscribed, P J Stockall,Clerkenwell Road, Londonand numbered 10738

Dial 42mm diameter

£600-800

469 FD227/228A 9ct gold hunter casedpocket watch, circa 1918-19white enamel dial, inscribedWaltham, Roman numerals,subsidiary seconds dial, plaincase, Waltham levermovement no. 22104180

Dial 42mm diameter

£550-750

470 FD227/227A 9ct gold cased keyless windopen faced pocket watchplain white dial with Romannumerals, subsidiary secondsdial, plain case, plain 17 jewellever movement

Dial 45mm diameter

£280-550

471 FD227/226A small 9ct gold casedpocket watch, circa 1903-04open faced,enamel dial withArabic numerals, keylesswind, plain case, movementinscribed American WalthamWatch Co. and numbered13707307

Dial 34mm diameter

£200-300



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475 FD227/144An 18ct gold mid-20thcentury braceletof broad form, composed ofstylised floral design linkswith concealed clasp,stamped 750

35.7g, 19cm long, 27mm wide

£800-1,200

476 FD227/194A diamond set cluster ringof navette shape, shapedshoulders

Ring size: J/K

£200-300

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Modern Jewellery

477 FD227/123Of equestrian interest - Amodern two-coloured 9ctgold brooch/pendantnaturalistically modelled astwo horses’ heads, each withcircular cut sapphirecabochon set eyes, withhinged pin, two suspensionhoops and two additionalsafety chains

4.5cm x 5.3cm

£500-800

478 FD227/106Two small 9ct gold purseswith mesh work bags (2)

47g

£380-450

481 FD227/171A triple row diamond setbraceletclaw set in yellow 9ct goldwith circular single cutdiamonds, estimated to weighapproximately 3cts

18cm long

£250-350

482 FD227/177An 18ct gold braceletcomposed of reeded and curblinks with a concealed clasp

21cm long, 20.2g

£350-450

483 FD227/189A 9ct gold modern facsimileof Queen Elizabeth IsovereignPD, London

31.2g, 38mm diameter

£300-400

484 FD227/200A sapphire and diamond setnecklacethe central oval cut collet setsapphire flanked to eitherside by a similarly set roundbrilliant cut diamond, to anintegral fancy link chainstamped 750

39cm overall, central motif 19mm,

13.8g all in

£250-400

479 FD227/108A two coloured gold fancylink necklacethe alternating rectangularyellow and rose gold linkswith engraved detail, stamped9ct to clasp, together with amatching bracelet (2)

59g combined weight, 79cm and

18.5cm long

£500-700

480 FD227/155An 18ct gold hinged bangleof hinged design, the frontwith scrolling motif set withcubic zirconium and a colletset blue paste to the centre,with concealed clasp stamped750

28g all in

£350-500

492 FD227/181A hollow gold bangleof hinged design with slightwrythen detail, stamped 375;together with a hollow yellowmetal cross, with engravedfoliate and stylised detail (2)

13.2g combined weight

£120-150

493 FD227/211A cameo broochwith white metal oval frame,belcher link chain

£150-200

486 FD227/201A diamond set pendantclaw set with brilliant cutdiamond to a white metaltrace link chain

Estimated total diamond weight:

0.75cts

£450-600

487 FD227/204A Jamaican gold $100in commemoration of Princeof Wales investiture 10thanniversary, in fitted casewith certificate

£240-260

488 FD227/208A George III 1773 guineaGVF with some light scuffs toreverse

£300-400

489 FD227/210A ruby and diamond ringchannel set with an offset lineof square cut rubies and asplit border of small circulardiamonds, to a yellow metalshank stamped 750

Ring size: O

£150-250

490 FD227/214A early 20th century whitemetal braceletset with square cutaquamarines in an openborder with chased detail, theother links with similar detail,stamped 14k

£250-400

491 FD227/216A 9ct gold amethyst setbraceletcomposed of shaped curblinks interspersed with colletset oval cut amethysts, with aconcealed clasp

19.5cm long, 12g all in

£130-170



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485 FD227/191A 9ct gold flexible link snake braceletmodelled as a coiled snake with articulatedbody and engraved detail to tail and head, theeyes set with small rubies

£200-300

494 FD227/99A diamond set panel ringin platinum, the panel formed as a four byfive row of diamonds

Ring size: N

£140-180

496 FD227/105An 18ct gold and platinum mounteddiamond single-stone ringclaw set with a round brilliant cut diamond

Ring size: M/N, estimated diamond weight 0.92cts

£600-900



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Diamond Jewellery

498 FD227/121A platinum mounted diamondsingle-stone ringclaw set with a round brilliantcut diamond

Ring size: J/K, estimated diamond

weight 1.40cts

£1,000-1,500

499 FD227/129A diamond set cocktail watchof rectangular form, pavediamond set case, of roundedform, stepped shoulders, casemarked platinum

Watch length 39mm

£250-450

495 FD227/103An early 20th century diamond set broochof asymmetric scroll design, set throughoutwith graduated round brilliant cut diamondswithin foliate wreath borders

4.5cm x 3cm

£900-1,400

497 FD227/118An early 20th century diamond set broochdesigned as a pierced shaped rectangularpanel, millegrain set throughout with singleand early round brilliant cut diamonds

4.9cm x 2.1cm

£1,000-1,500

508 FD227/143A five stone diamond ringclaw set in a scrolling gallerywith five graduated round cutdiamonds, to a yellow metalshank; together with anotherof similar design (2)

Ring size: M, K

£250-450

509 FD227/156A pair of diamond set hoopearringsof hinged design, claw set tothe front in with nineteenround cut diamonds in 18ctwhite gold

Diameter of hoop 37mm

£200-400

503 FD227/161An 18ct yellow gold diamondset crossbox set with eleven round cutdiamonds, to a snake linkchain

37mm long including bale

£300-500

504 FD227/97An 18ct gold and diamond setcluster ringclaw set with six graduatedround brilliant cut diamonds

Finger size: P, estimated total


£400-600

505 FD227/98A 1920s diamond cluster ringclaw set to the centre with acushion cut diamond flankedto either side by a navetteshaped diamond in a borderset eight cut diamonds, shankunmarked

Ring size: Q

£250-400

506 FD227/117A diamond set line braceletclaw set with forty-five roundbrilliant cut diamonds, withconcealed clasp and safetyclips (unmarked)

16.3cm long, estimated diamond


£600-800

507 FD227/141A three stone diamond ringset three graduated old cutdiamonds, to a yellow metalsplit shank marked 18ct;together with another threestone diamond ring, claw setwith three graduated roundbrilliant cut diamonds to an18ct gold shank (2)

Ring size: P/Q, M

£200-300



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500 FD227/130A modern diamond set cross form pendantwith chainthe pendant claw set with eleven slightlygraduated round brilliant cut diamonds, withsplit bale surmount, suspended from a fancylink chain, clasp stamped 375

2cm x 4cm pendant (including bale), chain 40cm long

£500-800501 FD227/139A pair of 18ct white gold mounteddiamond set ear-studseach claw set with a round brilliant cutdiamond, with post and butterfly fittings

Estimated total diamond weight 1.20cts

£700-1,000502 FD227/145A 1940s French platinum mounteddiamond set broochdesigned as a pierced shaped ovalplaque, set throughout withgraduated early round brilliant,single and baguette cut diamonds

6cm x 3.4cm

£3,000-5,000

517 FD227/110A gold bar broochof scrolling knife edge form,set with three angledgraduated diamonds to thecentre and two to theterminals

£250-400

518 FD227/174A 14k white gold diamond setringset with princess, baguetteand circular brilliant cutdiamonds

£400-600

512 FD227/179Two diamond ringsthe first bar set in white 18ctgold with five round brilliantcut diamonds, to an 18ctyellow gold shank; togetherwith a diamond set half hoopeternity ring, channel set inwhite metal with baguette cutdiamonds (2)

£180-250

513 FD227/196A diamond set ringthe four princess cutdiamonds in a square setting,diamonds to the shoulder,and a half hoop eternity ring,channel set with ten circularcut diamonds (2)

Ring size; M, L/N

£400-600

514 FD227/205A modern diamond clusterringclaw set to the centre with around brilliant cut diamond,in a double border of lozengeshaped leaves each set withtwo round cut diamonds;together with a pair of 18cttwo colored gold earrings,composed of two intersectingbands, collet set to the centrewith a round cut diamond,with post and clip fittings (2)

Ring size: P

£250-350

515 FD227/212A diamond set pendantthe single round brilliant cutdiamond claw set in whitemetal, suspended from a 9ctyellow gold box link chain;together with a pair of roundbrilliant cut diamond earstuds, claw set in 18ct gold,with post and butterfly fittings(3)

£250-400

516 FD227/213A diamond cluster ringclaw set with a centralbrilliant cut diamond and asurround of seven smallerdiamonds

Ring size N

£220-280



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510 FD227/162An early 20th century platinum mounteddiamond set ringthe central box set round brilliant cut diamond,flanked by stepped shoulders set with single cutdiamonds

Ring size: M/N, estimated principal diamond weight

0.60cts

£600-900 511 FD227/160A platinum cased diamond set cocktail watchthe circular dial with baton numerals, diamond setbezel, and stepped clasping to the braided strap

£200-300

522 FD227/158An emerald and diamond setbraceletalternately collet set in whitemetal with seven square cutemeralds and six round cutdiamonds, to a yellow metalrectangular fancy link chainwith concealed clasp,indistinct marks to clasp

19cm long

£300-400

519 FD227/135A 19th century continental emerald anddiamond set butterfly broochof stylised form, set throughout withgraduated oval and circular cut emeraldsand rose cut diamonds

6cm x 5cm

£300-500

520 FD227/115A modern emerald and diamond ringclaw set to the centre with an oval cutemerald of attractive colour, in a border oftwelve round cut diamonds, to a yellow metalshank with raised shoulders, stamped 18CT

Ring size: M/N

£300-400

521 FD227/146An emerald and diamond setcrossset to the front with five ovalcut collet set emeralds andclaw set round cut diamondsin a scrolling design, withpierced decoration to the rear,all set in yellow metal withcontinental marks

Length including bale 6.5cm

£300-400



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Emerald Jewellery

523 FD227/400MERLE BENNETT - two silverand enamel pendantseach of planished silver form,one with an oval blue/greencolours, the other of panelform with an enamel of anowl and a baroque pearlsuspension, both with originalchains, one pierced foliatedesign, the other enamelled;together with a small CharlesHorner silver and enamelpendant and another stylisedenamel pendant in the samestyle (4)

£300-500

526 FD227/148KOCH - An enamelled anddiamond set brooch by Kochof open oval design, applied tothe centre with a rose cutdiamond set running horsemotif, within a slim blackenamelled border applied tothe cardinal points with rosecut diamond set crosses, withhinged pin to reverse andadditional safety clip andchain, contained in theoriginal fitted case, stampedKOCH...FRANKFURT...

2.8cm x 1.8cm

Note:Founded in 1879 by Robert andLouis Koch in Germany. With aparent company in Frankfurt and abranch to Baden-Baden, they gainedin 1883 the title of ‘Jeweler of thecourt’ and worked for lots ofEuropean Royal families such as theCzar of Russia or the King of Italy.Their jewels, mainly executed inHanau by the workshop Kreuter, hadgreat success. Their celebrityextended everywhere in Europe andtheir production were veryfashionable at the beginning of the20th Century.Until 1938 the firm continued to beprosperous. In that year, the Kochfamily lost control when the firmwas “aryanized”, i.e. taken over byRobert Bosch. The companydefinitely closed doors in 1987.Jewels from the great time of theKoch House are very much thoughtafter in today’s antique jewellerymarket.

£200-300



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Named Jewellery 524 FD227/128GIO CAROLI - A diamond and gem setbanglethe broad plain hinged bangle with stylisedalmandine garnet palmette motif anddiamond set collar, signed

57mm wide 36g all in

£500-800

525 FD227/175CHIAMPESAR - A 9ct gold tight curb linkbroad braceletthe clasp with ruby cabochon terminals

34.6g

£300-400

Sapphire Jewellery530 FD227/102An early 20th century sapphire and diamondset crescent form broochof open form, set with two borders ofgraduated circular cut sapphires and oldEuropean cut diamonds, with hinged pin andadditional safety chain

6.3cm long

£300-400

531 FD227/100A pair of sapphire anddiamond set cluster earringsdesigned as a floral sprayclaw set with pear shapedsapphires surrounding acurved textured white metalband, accented by lozengeshaped leaves set with smalldiamonds, with spring clips

£200-300

527 FD227/206A diamond and pearl setpendantthe abstract foliate front clawset throughout with round cutdiamonds, suspending asimilarly set diamond to acultured pearl drop, to a whitemetal trace link chain;together with a pair ofmatching earclips (2)

£250-450

528 FD227/107A double strand of culturedpearlsthe pearls of uniform sizewith a concealed clasp clawset with a green hardstonecabochon in a seed pearlborder, stamped 9ct

65cm long

£250-350

529 FD227/193A mid 20th century pearl anddiamond cocktail ringset to the centre with boutonpearl in a yellow metalcircular fan setting, raiseddetail to either side set withsmall eight cut diamonds, theshank with scrolling andreeded detail, unmarked

Ring size: K/L

£120-180



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Pearl Jewellery

532 FD227/178Two sapphire and diamondset ringsthe first claw set to thecentre with an oval cutsapphire flanked to eitherside by an illusion set roundcut diamond and a claw setround cut sapphire, 18ct goldshank with pierced scrollinggallery; together with a threestone sapphire ring with pairsof diamond chip, a plain 18ctgold shank (2)

Ring Size: N/O, K

£250-400

533 FD227/96An Edwardian multi-gem set shapedcircular broochcomposed of four fancy trapezoid cut peridot,around the central seed pearl, within outeropen circular borders set with old Europeancut diamonds

3.4cm diameter

£400-600534 FD227/114A pair of early 20th century 18ct goldmounted opal and diamond set earpendantseach claw set with a large pear cut whiteopal cabochon, showing good play of colour,with bow-tied ribbon surmount, set withsingle cut diamonds, with post and butterflyfittings

3cm long

£250-400

535 FD227/164A multi-gem set two-coloured squirrelbroochwith circular cut cabochon set eyes,graduated round brilliant cut diamonds tothe textured body and holding a pear cutorange gem

4cm x 3.6cm

£1,000-1,500



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Multi-gem Jewellery

536 FD227/185A modern pair of black opal and diamond setear clipseach of asymmetric design, collet set with atapering rounded rectangular black opaldoublet, the lower edge and one side flanked bysingle cut diamond set stylised foliate motifs,with hinged clip fittings stamped 585 14K

25mm x 20mm

£300-500

538 FD227/116A pair of modern citrine and diamond set pendant earringseach claw set with a circular cut citrine, surmounting a row ofthree similarly set round cut diamonds and another round cutcitrine, suspending a pear shaped citrine in an open doubleborder of round cut diamonds, set in white metal with post andbutterfly fittings

35mm long

£200-300



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537 FD227/147An early 20th century amethyst and pearl set fringenecklacemillegrain set to the centre with an oval cut amethyst,in an open border with scrolling detail set with seedpearls, each shoulder suspending a knife bar,millegrain set with two graduated round cut amethystsand a seed pearl, to a belcher link chain; together withbrooch of similar design set with seed pearls andamethysts, stamped 9ct (2)

£250-400

540 FD227/127A small opal pendantnecklacemillegrain set in yellow metalwith a circular opal cabochon,suspending a knife barsimilarly set with twograduated opal cabochons, toa fine belcher link chain,marks indistinct

Length of drop 38mm

£150-250

543 FD227/153An amethyst and diamond setbroochclaw set with an oval cutamethyst in a scallopedyellow and white metal borderset with old mine cutdiamonds, with safety pinfittings

30mm long

£250-400

542 FD227/140Two gold and gem setEdwardian pendantson trace link neck chains, setpearls, peridot and pinktourmalines (2)

£200-300

541 FD227/133A 1960s opal and diamondset ringcollet set to the centre withan oval opal set within aborder of eight cut diamondsand a slightly pierced gallery,the yellow metal shankstamped 750

Ring size: J/K

£240-300

539 FD227/198An aquamarine and diamondset ringclaw set to the centre with atrap cut aquamarine, flankedto either side by three roundcut diamonds, to a yellowmetal shank stamped 18k 750

Ring size: M

£200-300

548 FD227/215An opal and diamond ringthe graduated claw set ovalopals with diamond chipsbetween

Ring size; K/L

£140-180

545 FD227/122A diamond and largetransparent turquoise gemset cocktail ringthe central collet set trap cutgem of a pleasing strongturquoise blue hue, possiblyfluorite, within a broad cantedrectangular border pave setwith round brilliant cutdiamonds, with lozenge andcircular pierced gallery andplain shank

Approximate ring size: Q/R, cluster

3.2cm

£150-250

546 FD227/184A sapphire and diamond setsuitecomprising an Edwardianstyle pendant set circularsapphire, gold leaves anddiamond accents, curb linkneck chain, with a pair of dropearrings, all in a Walker andHall box

£200-300

547 FD227/195A carved jadeite pendant with9ct gold chainthe shaped oval green andwhite jadeite pendant, piercedand foliate carved, suspendedfrom a 9ct gold flattened curblink chain

Pendant 6cm long, chain 50cm,

chain 3.1g

£130-180



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544 FD227/125An early 20th century multi-gem set Tutti Frutti broochin the style popularized by Cartier, of pierced shaped ovalform, claw set with graduated foliate carved ruby andsapphire cabochons, within outer borders set withgraduated round brilliant and baguette cut diamonds, withhinged pin

6cm x 2.4cm

£3,000-5,000



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558 FD227/406A collection of costume andother jewellery to includeSTUART DEVLIN - a silver andenamel egg pendant necklaceand chain, pair of modernistcondiment spoons, GA;various pieces of costumejewellery, other silver andenamel pieces, Komai stylecufflinks, mirror, cigarettecase, Japanese silvercigarette case with coloureddecoration Mount Fuji etc (qty)

£180-250

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549 FD227/159Two 18ct gold bar broochesboth set with diamonds, onewith emeralds in a scrollingcrossover bar design, theother with rubies, on a slightcurved bar (2)

47 and 51mm long

£180-280

550 FD227/169A group of Victorian gold andgem set ringsset with pearls and variouscoloured gems; and apendant set with pearls andfoil backed coloured paste

£200-300

551 FD227/218A smoky quartz dress ringalso a gold cross, a turquoiseset padlock and an emeraldand diamond cluster ring

£250-400

552 FD227/399A collection of silverjewellery to include amarcasite and gem setnecklaceand matching pendanterrings, a heavy Mexican castsilver bracelet, a 1970smodernist bracelet, a castbrooch of abstract design, apanel bracelet decorated withMexican figural motifs, afringe necklace with insetpanels

£120-180

553 FD227/401A group of silver jewellery toincludea bracelet and earrings inJensen style, with grape andleaf decoration; an oval silverbrooch by N E FromDenmark; Scottish silverbrooch decorated with agrouse by Ola Gorie; pair ofearrings of Angel fish design;a cast silver brooch; amodernist silver and agatependant and chain; a silverbrooch modelled as a cat’shead; a silver modernistpendant of concentric circlesand set gem stone; modernsilver pendant necklace‘roots’; a panel brooch by PPand titled “Anteaters” also setcabochon amethyst (qty)

£250-350

554 FD227/402A group of modern silverjewellery to includea cast hinged bangle, texturedfinish; a French bangle withwhorl motif; pair cufflinks byBjorn; four Scandanaviansilver brooches; five variousrings, brooches; largeScottish modernist pendantby GWS, Edinburgh; silver andmalachite set pendantnecklace; Scottish silvermodernist brooch by OlaGorie; modernist circularpendant by JS; agate andsilver pendant stampedWMOR; a silver bracelet withstylised S links (qty)

£250-350

555 FD227/403A group of silver enamel andhardstone set jewelleryto include, Mexican,Scandanavian, and othersbrooches, necklaces,bracelets etc (qty)

£150-250

556 FD227/404A collection of Scandinavianenamel jewellery to includetwo brooches and ear clipsets by MEKA; panel broochby Oystein Balle; leaf broochby David Andersen; leafbracelet by David Andersen;abstract brooch by Ivar THolth; abstract brooch byHroar Prydz; flower headbrooch by Anton Michelsenand matching ear clips; fourother pieces of enameljewellery (qty)

£300-500

557 FD227/405A collection of silverjewelleryprimarily Scottish or Celticdesigns to include; Ola GorieCeltic style plaid brooch,other brooches, bangle,citrine set brooch, broocheswith onset milliefiori panels,cufflinks etc (qty)

£180-250

Mixed Jewellery lots

Scottish Silver & AccessoriesMonday, 19th August, 201333 Broughton Place, Edinburgh EH1 3RR

www.lyonandturnbull .com

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Selected highlights from the Jacobite collection of the late M. B. Sharp

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589 FC765/70An Elizabeth II gold threecoin proof set1988, comprising £2,sovereign, half sovereign, incase of issue with certificate,FDC

£500-700

590 FC765/71An Elizabeth II four coin goldproof set1985, comprising £5, £2,sovereign and half sovereign,in case of issue withcertificate, FDC

£1,000-1,500

591 FC765/74Isle of Man ‘sovereign’a modern gold ‘sovereign’dated 1965, in case of issue

8g

£180-220

592 FG50/10A Queen Elizabeth II GoldenWedding gold coin coverthe cover with GoldenWedding stamps and RoyalHousehold Horses stamps,set with a 1979 sovereign

£200-300

593 FG50/9A Sir Winston Churchill goldcoin coverwith D Day and medalliccommemorative stamps setwith a £25 gold proof coin

£200-300

570 FG50/8A 2000 currency issuesovereignin Royal mint sealed pack,UNC

£190-220

571 FG50/5A 2000 sovereign two coin setcomprising a proof andcurrency issue sovereign, inoriginal case of issue

£350-450

572 FC765/66An Elizabeth II proofsovereign1998, in case of issue withcertificate, FDC; together with1985 proof half sovereign incase of issue with certificate,FDC (2)

£200-250

573 FG50/4A 1996 proof sovereignin case of issue withcertificate

£180-220

574 FD765/1A George V sovereign1930, SA, EF or better

£180-220

575 FC765/65A George V sovereign1913, EF or better; togetherwith a George V Halfsovereign, 1914 EF (2)

£200-250

576 FE194/1Sovereigns - A group of three1908, 1913, 1911, Bahamas$100 1974, various pre 47silver coinage, includingcrowns, 3ds, and a 1797 Perthhalfpenny token (qty)

£600-800

577 FE200/1An Edward VII sovereignbrooch1904, with detachable 9ct goldbrooch frame with safety pinfastening

Total weight 10.6g

£200-300

578 FF402/4A Victorian sovereign1887, VF with heavy marks,together with a George V halfsovereign 1913, EF (2)

£250-350

579 FD765/2A Victorian shield backsovereign1871, die 14, VF

£180-220

580 FG50/3The ‘Mintmark collection’ ofsovereignsa group of seven sovereignswithin fitted case and withoriginal paperwork

£1,200-1,300

581 FE480/5A collection of coinsto include an 1872 sovereign;various halfcrowns andmodern crowns etc (qty)

£200-250

582 FC765/67An Elizabeth II proof £21988, in case of issue withcertificate, FDC

£300-500

583 FC765/68An Elizabeth II proof £21988, in case of issue withcertificate, FDC

£300-500

584 FF402/3An 1887 £5 coinEF or better with some lightmarking in the fields, S.3864

£800-1,200

585 FC765/69An Elizabeth II currency £51988, in capsule and case ofissue with certificate, UNC

£700-900

586 FG50/12A Lady Diana Spencer goldproof £5in original case of issue withouter box and sleeve

£1,000-1,500

587 FG50/1A 2000 four coin gold proofsetfrom £5 to half sovereign, incase of issue with certificate

£1,500-1,800

588 FG50/2A 1999 four coin gold proofsetfrom £5 down to halfsovereign, in fitted case withcertificate

£1,500-1,800

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594 FF402/6An 1887 specimen coin seteleven coins from £5 down tothreepence, in fitted caseinscribed Spink & cons toinside of lid, all coin in EF orbetter with uneven tone tosilver coins

£2,000-3,000

595 FG50/6A 2000 Guernsey gold proof£25in original case of issue withcertificate

£180-220

596 FG50/7A 1998 Samoa proof gold $50in original fitted case withcertificate

£150-250

597 FC765/73Ghana - A commemorativegold medallionwith portrait to obverse andarmorial to reverse, 1st July1960, EF, in case of issue

16g

£200-300

598 EAC126/14France - 20fr 1815together with a Pond,engraved decoration, threemodern Persian gold coins

31g

£500-600

599 FG181/6A Swiss 20 France gold coin1947, EF

£180-220

600 FC765/76Two continental gold coinsboth modern commemorativeissues (2)

10.4g

£150-250

601 FC765/72Two Icelandiccommemorative 55 kronerboth 1961, EF or better

Combined weight 18g

£200-300

602 FE454/1An American 1861 $10in worn condition with loopsolder mounted; togetherwith various silver and basemetal British coinage (qty)

£250-350

603 FG192/2A Rhodesian £5 coin1966, EF or better with somelight handling marks, in fittedcase

£800-1,200

604 FG192/3Two Rhodesian gold coinscomprising a 1966 £1 and10/-, each in EF or better infitted cases of issue (2)

£220-280

605 FC765/78A gold William Shakespearemedallionhallmarked 22ct, limitededition, number 35, in case ofissue

51.1g

£800-1,200

618 FC143/19A group of Royalcommemorative medallionsto include a cased set ofbronze ‘Three Kings of 1936’,a Victorian diamond jubileebronze medallion; 1935 largesilver medallion; a EdwardDuke of Windsor 1972medallion, cased; and a 1969Prince of Wales investituremedallion (qty)

£150-180

619 FC143/4Bank of England - A 1950white £5signed P S Beale, serialnumber S35 052883, lightcreases and some lightstaining to edges; togetherwith another, serial numberR64 080549, some folds toedges and short tear to upperedge (2)

£120-180

620 FC143/7A collection of worldbanknotesvarious countries and issues,with modern and mid 20thcentury issues noted (qty)

£150-180

621 FE227/1The Kings & QueensCollection - A collection fortysilver gilt silver medallionseach with portrait of Britishmonarch and cypher toreverse housed in original‘book’ with family tree anddetails

Each 16.7g

£300-400

606 FC765/79A gold William Shakespearemedallionhallmarked 22ct, limitededition, number 27, in case ofissue

51.1g

£800-1,200

607 FC765/77A platinum WilliamShakespeare medallionlimited edition, number 18,dated 1964, in case of issue

61.2g

£1,200-1,800

608 FC765/87A platinum WilliamShakespeare medallionnumbered 29, in original fittedcase

124.4g

£2,000-3,000

609 FE769/1A Canadian Military AthleticAssociation gold footballmedalthe obverse with wingedvictory and association motto,the reverse inscribedChampionship football, wonby 3rd CCD SGT Lynch Jas1919’, with brooch andpendant fittings

24.7g, diameter 38mm

£200-250

610 FC143/30A collection of early milledand hammered coinageto include a Charles II 1662crown; Charles II 1679halfcrown; Charles Ihalfcrown; Henry VIII groat;also to include various basemetal Roman coinage and asmall group of Victorian silvercoins (qty)

£200-300

611 FC765/75A small collection of earlymilled silver coinageto include, Charles II, 1677halfcrown; William II 1696crown; James II 1686 crown;1746 Lima halfcrown, withcounter stamps; 1820 crownand 1826 halfcrown (6)

£150-250

612 FC143/27A small collection ofhammered silver coinageto include a Commonwealth1637 shilling; Charles Ishilling; James I Shilling andsixpence and various smallElizabeth I issues (6)

£200-300

613 FC143/28A collection of milled coinagevarious issues, to include aQueen Anne 1711 shilling,George II and William IIshillings, a William & Maryhalfcrown and various othersilver and copper issues (qty)

£300-500

614 FC143/26A large collection of worldand British coinagepredominantly base metalissues, some proof andspecimen coins and set,blister packs etc; togetherwith large amount of loosecoins etc (qty)

£300-500

615 FF402/2A collection of Victoriancrownsto include an 1845 younghead, about F; five Jubileeheads, F or better; five Veiledhead F or better; also toinclude an 1821 crown,various other silver coinageand modern base metalcoinage (qty)

£350-550

616 FF402/1A large collection of silverthreepencesgenerally George V andGeorge VI issues but someearlier noted, varied conditionthroughout (qty)

57oz gross weight

£500-700

617 FC143/20A collection of moderncommemorative medallionsall struck in silver, to include,Spanish Armada, King HenryVIII, Spitfire, Battle of Britain,Queen Elizabeth Jubilee etc(qty)

£400-600


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632 FC143/21A five coin Thirtiethanniversary of QueenElizabeth II coin setcomprising five coins, all ofcrown size in silver proof;together with twelve Kings &Queens medallions in fitted‘pages’ and two modern proofsets (qty)

£300-500

633 FC143/2A thirteen coin Millenniumcollection proof setfrom £5 down to maundypenny, in fitted case of issue

£100-150

623 FC765/80A collection of coinsto include various silver proofissues (modern), pre 1947British coinage etc, base andmodern issues noted (qty)

£300-400

624 FE227/2Mountbatten Medallic Historyof Great Britain & the Seaa set of one hundred silvermedallions housed in fourvolumes with historicaldetails and information

Each 37.5g

£800-1,200

625 FE437/1A Collection of modern proofsetsto include various British yearsets and New Zealand set etc(qty)

£100-200

626 FE437/3A Save The Children silverproof setcomprising sixteen crownsized silver proof coins inoriginal fitted case, withcertificates

£180-220

627 FC143/12A collection of British silverproof £5all of modern issues in fittedcases of issues (18)

£250-300

628 FC143/9A collection of modern silverproof £2 coinsall in cases of issues, mostwith certificates of issues,some Piedfort and gilt issuesnoted (15)

£150-180

629 FC143/13A collection of British proof£5 coinsall modern issues in cases ofissue (10)

£150-200

630 FC143/5A thirteen coin silver ‘Queens80th Birthday’ proof setfrom £5 down to maundypenny, in original fitted caseof issue

£100-150

631 FC143/6A collection of twenty foursilver proof and gilt crownsized coinsfor the 2003 Queen Goldenjubilee, all in plastic capsulesof issue, some withcertificates (24)

£250-280


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622 FF402/5A 1902 thirteen coin mattproof setfrom £5 down to maundypenny, in fitted case of issue,silver with even tone, all coinUNC

£2,500-3,500

649 FE437/4Three moderncommemorative medallionseach in silver tocommemorate, 175thanniversary of the Battle ofWaterloo; 50th anniversary ofThe Battle of Britain and theBi Contemporary of thelaunch of the ‘originallifeboat’ each in original caseof issue (3)

£120-180

650 FC143/31A collection of silver coinsand medallionsto include various officialRoyal Mint coronationmedallions 1902 onwards,assorted coinage and worldcurrency; also to include a1910 maundy set and casedVictorian type sets (qty)

£400-600

651 FG134/1A five bar Queens SouthAfrica medalawarded to 4736 Pte TMAGUIRE L’POOL REGT, withCape Colony, Orange FreeState, Transvaal, South Africa1901 and South Africa 1902bars, GVF or better; togetherwith a 1914-15 star awardedto SS-5880 Pte J ROBB A.S.Cand three WW2 medals (6)

£200-300

634 FG50/11A 1996 Footballcommemorative silver proofcoin setcomprising twenty four coins(twenty three crown sized), infitted case with lift outdrawers; together with amodern USA silver eagle

£300-500

635 FG50/13A group of three large worldsilver proof coinsto include a Falklands 1998£5 kilo coin; a Guernsey 1997£10, 5oz coin and a Queenmother Piedfort crown (3)

£400-600

636 FC143/8A collection of modernmedallic / coin FDCvarious modern issues,mainly British with crownsized coins down (qty)

£150-250

637 FC143/25A small group of world proofsetsmainly silver issue but somebase metal within, all in fittedcases of issue (5)

£100-150

638 FC143/24A collection of British deluxeand executive proof setsall different years and housedin fitted cases etc (15)

£250-350

639 FC143/23A collection of silver proofcoinageto include various silver giltissues, world and Britishproof issues and various loosesilver coinage etc (qty)

£300-500

640 FC143/11A large collection of modernBritish silver proof coinagevarious issues from £1 downto 1p, all in cases of issue(qty)

£300-500

641 FC143/16A collection of world crownsized coinsall silver proof issues mainlyin cases of issue, variouscommemorative andcountries issues noted (15)

£200-300

642 FC143/17A collection of world crownsized coinsall silver proof issues in casesof issue, variouscommemorative andcountries issues noted (15)

£200-300


£250-350

644 FC143/15A collection of world crownsized coinsall silver proof issues mainlyin cases of issue, variouscommemorative andcountries issues noted (15)

£200-300


£200-300

646 FC143/10A collection of world proofcoinagemainly in silver proofs incrown sized and smaller, incases of issues (qty)

£180-250

647 FE437/2A collection of silver proofcrown sized coinsof British and world interestwith mainly commemorativeissues, all in original cases ofissue (12)

£150-180

648 FE437/5A collection of modern silverproof coinagemainly British issues, toinclude Silver Jubilee fourcoin set, £5 note and silverproof £5 combination set,various £1 and £2 issues etc(qty)

£150-180


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Lot Numbers

652-658 Plated Wares

659-695 Foreign Silver & Metalwares

700-776 Silver from Wallbutt House, Kirkcudbrightshire

700-704 Plated Wares

705-719 Foreign Silver & Metalwares

719-745 Modern Silver

746-776 Antique Silver

777-839 Modern Silver

840-921 Antique Silver

Please Note::

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Order of Sale

652 FF157/10A silver plated tantalusof rectangular outline withropetwist borders and foliateengraved panels, enclosingthree cut glass decanters withsilver labels

Stand 36cm wide

£300-500

653 FE222/27A large silver plated salverof circular outline with castfoliate and scrolling detail torim, the centre with similarengraved detail, on fourbracket feet; together with asilver plated twin handledtray, of oblong outline withthreaded detail to thescalloped rim, the handles ofdecorative foliate design,armorial to centre (2)

Diameter 61cm, length of tray over

handles 73cm

£300-400

654 FE222/26A set of twelve silver plateddishesmarked CESA 1882, of plaincircular outline with threadeddetail to rim and sunkencentral section (12)

Diameter 30cm

£200-300

655 FF87/1A modern silver platedcanteenretailed by Harrods, for eightcovers, Old English, featheredged, comprising; table andside knives, table forks,dessert forks, soup spoons,desert spoon, teaspoons,coffee spoons, fish knives andforks and a carving set,contained in lift top canteenwith pull out tray

£200-300

656 FF412/6A silver plated communioncupunmarked, the bell shapedbowl with presentationinscription, raised on a shortknopped stem and steppeddomed foot; together with asilver plated strainer, ofstraight sided form with loophandle and pull off cover, withgrill to base (2)

21.5cm high

Provenance:Martyrs' Parish Church, Glasgow

Note:The communion cup is engraved'Presented to the Free MartyrsChurch Glasgow by CharlesMackenzie Esq Acrehill GlasgowFebruary 1850’

£80-120

657 FD757/3A pair of silver platedcommunion flagonsM Hall & Co, the bodies ofcylindrical form with shortspout and large S scrollhandle with domed hingedcover and on spreadingstepped foot, the bodyinscribed ‘Ibrox UnitedPresbyterian Church Glasgow1866’ (2)

37cm high

Provenance:Ibrox Parish Church, Glasgow

£120-180

658 FD757/4A pair of silver plated flagonsJ Dixon and Sons, of flaredcylindrical outline with shortspout and bold S scrollhandle, the hinged cover witha bud finial, the bodyinscribed ‘BellahoustonParish Church 1888’; togetherwith a similar flagoninscribed ‘Ibrox UnitedPresbyterian Church Mission’(3)

40cm and 37cm high

£120-180

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662 FE38/8An American fruit bowlGorham, in the style of PaulRevere, of octagonal formwith moulded rim andengraved floral pendantborder, on a simple octagonalfoot

20cm wide, 13.3oz

£150-250

659 FB72/48A pair of modern Italiansilver plated vases andstandsthe large baluster urns withbold embossed foliate scrolldecoration and wide flaredrims and twin acanthushandles, resting on largeshaped circular plates withscalloped rims and fruit andfoliate border (4)

Urns 51cm high, plates 44cm

diameter

£400-600

660 FF160/66DA Continental silver and ivoryfigureB Muller, with London importmarks 1905, formed as aclassical female figure withfinely decorated flowingdress, carved ivory head andhands (one lacking), raised ona pierced trailing foliateborder and foot

22cm high, gross weight 11.7oz

£200-300

661 FE749/7An American silver basketT B Starr, marked STERLING,of shallow dished form withpierced and embossed rim,with simple reeded straphandle


£180-220

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Foreign Silver and Metalwares

663 FE222/5A pierced dishunmarked, of circular outlinewith pierced floral swagdecoration to edges, thecentre with raised relief of aantique gentleman in profile;together with a plate,unmarked of circular outlinewith ribbed and scallopeddetail to rim (2)

20.2oz total, diameter 26cm and

24.5cm

£250-350

664 FE281/119GEORG JENSEN - Arectangular salverLARGE STERLING SALVER,CIRCA 1930with stepped detail to rim,stamped maker’s marks(rubbed)

30cm x 38cm, 27.7oz

£400-600

675 FF414/2A small collection ofBurmese silverto include a tea canister,marked to base CoombesCompany Ltd silversmithsRangoon, a rice bowl, variouscocktail sticks and spoons, allwith typical highly chaseddecoration and borders (qty)

11.6oz

£200-300

676 FB72/48AAn eastern enamel coffee potmarked AE, SILVER to base,the slender baluster bodywith deep blue ground andtwin panels of flowers,slender spout and S scrollhandle

24cm high, 18oz

£300-500

677 FE500/32A large silver filigree Nefunmarked, of a three mastedtall ship in full sail, on a bluesilk lined base with filigreewave details, in a glazeddisplay case

Ship 53cm long approx

Provenance:From the Estate of Terry BrodieSmith

£200-300

665 FE38/11Pair of continental dog nosedspoonspossibly German, of wide dognosed terminals with profusedecoration to both sides ofstems with foliate, animalsand coat of arms, the bowlswith long rat tails andengraved decoration

19cm long,6oz

£150-200

666 EAC126/6AA Continental combinationfork and spoonindistinctly marked, thelozenge section stem withcast bird finial and short threepronged fork, with large bowlwith simple loop attachmentsand with inscription around;together with two silver giltapostle spoons (3)

£150-180

667 EAC126/6A collection of foreignflatwareto include various Continentalspoons, tongs etc; also toinclude a set of elevenRussian teaspoons Moscow1890’s marks (qty)

Weighable silver 23oz

£200-300

668 FE779/1A group of continentalflatwarevarious dates and makers, toinclude table forks, dessertspoons etc (qty)

32oz

£300-500

669 FE222/19A part canteen of Europeanfiddle and thread flatwaremarked KNIGHT NAPOLI,comprising of thirty tableforks, twenty table spoons, asoup lade, together withtwenty one side knives, thirtytwo table knives, a crumbscoop and other associatedpieces (qty)

139oz weighable silver

£1,500-2,500

670 FE396/62A continental cut glass sugarbowlmarks indistinct, of outline,the cut glass bowl in a giltmetal mount with floral swagdetail; together with a giltmetal sugar sifter, in a fittedpresentation case

£200-300

671 FF125/2A collection of Peruvianmetalwaresto include a white metalpresentation dish with flutedborder and chased well;together two circular plateswith chased decoration, apaperknife (4)

Combined weight 26.2oz

£300-500

672 FF125/1A Peruvian white metal dishmarked STERLING 925 PERU,of oval outline with scallopedrim, the handlesnaturalistically modelled astwo flowers, with presentationinscription, to a plain piercedfoot with scrolling detail

Diameter over handles 32cm,

16.6oz

£200-300

673 FF414/4A Burmese tankardunmarked, of straight sidedform with moulded rim andflared base, with all overembossed decoration offigures within scroll andfoliate borders; together witha similarly formed doublemeasure with loop handle (2)

Tankard 11cm high, 14.3oz

£200-300

674 FF414/3A Burmese sugar bowlmarked Coombes CompanyLtd Silversmiths Rangoon, thebowl of tapered form withchased decoration of figureswithin scroll cartouches, withtwin handled and pedestalbase; together with anothersimilar sugar bowl withembossed panels and figuresetc (2)

16.6oz

£200-300


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682 FF160/64AThree Indian white metalbowlsone large and two smallerexamples on stems, each withembossed classicaldecoration of figures withinelaborate borders (3)

13cm and 8cm diameters,

combined weight 19.5oz

£150-250

680 FG122/1A near pair of Indian silvercircular disheseach of hemi-spherical formon stepped circular foot,decorated throughout withbeaded, stiff leaf and Indianclassical figural borders (2)


£200-300

681 FF409/5Two Indian white metalplateseach of circular outline withtraditional embossed andchased decoration of figures,animals etc (2)

17cm and 22cm diameter,

combined weight 12.9oz

£150-250


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679 FF414/5An Indian three piece tea setunmarked, comprising teapot,covered twin handled sugarbowl, and cover milk jug,each of baluster form withembossed and chased scenesof figures and deities in scrollformed border, the coverswith cast figural finials (3)

Teapot 14cm high, 51.8oz

£400-600

678 FE38/10A 19th century Indian Colonial mugHamilton & Co Calcutta, of baluster formwith finely chased acanthus scroll andfoliage., with leaf capped S scroll handle andstepped foot

14cm high, 15oz

£250-400

687 FC750/2A Russian silver cigarettecaseH Wigstrom, Moscow 1889,assay master A.A, bearsmakers mark for HenrikWigstrom, of roundedrectangular form, ribbeddesign, applied with two giltwirework names, the giltinterior with dated engravedinscriptions

123g

£200-300

688 YE2013/2A Russian niello decoratedsilver boxdecorated with a horse andsmall trotting cart, within afloral ground and Greek keyborder

10.5cm wide, 115.4g

£150-250

683 FF160/64A Chinese export bowlmarked WA, 90, charactermark, of hemispherical formwith embossedchrysanthemum design andplain cartouche, on a simplecollar foot

13cm diameter, 8oz

£200-300

684 FG122/3Collection of three easternsilver itemsto include an Eastern silversmall spoon, stamped withindistinct maker’s marks, withwrithing dragon cast circularbowl and scrolling tailterminal; a Chinese silverenamelled oval brooch,stamped YE over OS toreverse, the front applied witha deer in a landscape setting;together with an Aestheticdesign silver strainer spoon,London 1897, by CharlesEdwards, with scroll-piercedshaped oval bowl, twistedstem and scallop shellterminal with central vacantfloral cartouche (3)

£100-150

685 FF184/3A 19th century Eastern inlaidand mounted wooden mugunmarked, the straight sidedwooden body with profuselyinlaid geometric decorationwith reeded rim and simplewooden C scroll handle;together with a white metalmesh link belt (2)

Mug 10.5cm high

£200-300

686 FF160/65A Turkish white metal coffeepotof traditional form with allover decoration with shortspout and domed cover;together with an Indian smallbowl with embossed figuresand scalloped rim (2)

Coffee pot 22cm high

£180-220


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689 FG192/14A Danish Four pieceenamelled cruetmarked VB, SILVER,DENMARK, comprising twoopen mustard pots, a salt andpepper shaker with greenand red enamel decoration;together with two enameldecorated white metal icepicks (6)

£150-250

693 FE369/6An early 18th century Frenchbeakerwith marks for Orleans, circa1724, of plain design withfaint reeded detail andinscription reading ‘Croquetat Wheathampstead 4 Sept1897’ below the rim, to acircular foot with ribbed detail

8cm high, 63.4g

£150-180

690 FE38/3A mid 18th century French beakerDijon circa 1756/9, the slightly tapered bodywith finely chased and engraved shell andfoliate borders, with engraved girdle andnamed ‘M.MAUCE’, on a slight domed ovovlofoot

11cm high, 4.3oz

£140-180

691 FE38/21An 18th century French wine tasterRouen, of conventional shallow form circularform with inscribed to rim ‘VtorCHASSINARD 1745’ the shaped thumb piecewith engraved motto and figure, with loophandle

11.5cm wide, 4oz

Note:The motto to handle translates as ‘All is not gold thatglistens’

£200-300

692 FE196/7CA pair of French saltsof oval form with embossedfloral and swag decorationwith twin loop handles;together with a pair of doublestruck King’s pattern saltspoons and a Chinese greenglass and silver overlay scentbottle (5)

£150-250


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694 FD555/2A late 17th century Italian chalicePalermo, circa 1680, the short bowl withgilded interior, the rim with engravedbishops armorial and rim formed from foliatescrolls and cherubs, the knopped stem withsimilar decoration above a large spreadingfoot with chased cherubs and foliate borders, 29cm high, 26oz; together with a later patenof plain dished form, London 1949 (2)

£3,000-5,000

695 FF206/1An early 17th century cup and coverDelft 1601, the tapered hemispherical bowlabove a multi knopped stem and domedspreading foot, with domed pull off coverwith ball finial, the whole with engravedtrailing foliage and displayed urns

31cm high, 17oz

£1,000-1,500

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708 FD227/22An early 19th century casedsilver gilt sewing setcirca 1840, silver giltinstruments, chased andengraved decoration (Scissorsreplaced), the box of scallopshape with gilt decoration,stamped to the underside“Dreyfous 39 Mount StreetLondon”

Case width 16cm

£250-400

709 FD227/27A continental silver snuff boxmarked 800, of rectangularform, the hinged lid withpolychrome enameldecoration depicting twohorses’ heads, the gilt interiorinscribed INES in script

7.7cm x 5.5cm x 1.2cm, 91.5g

£400-600

710 FD227/38A silver tobacco boxWM and indistinct mark,possibly French, curvedribbed foliate chased form,blank engraved shield

87mm wide

£200-300

700 FD227/61A pair of Sheffield platedtwin branch candelabrathe tapered columns withclasped foliate sections andfloral borders, the twinscrolling arms with fruitingfoliage and acanthus scrollswith twin baluster acanthussconces and floral border drippans (2)

56cm high

£400-800

701 FD227/62A pair of silver plated twinbranch candelabraplain baluster stem with floralclasped border, with twinscrolling branches with largedrip pans and simple sconces(2)

42cm high

£400-800

702 FD227/63A pair of Sheffield platedcandlesticksthe tapered baluster columnswith acanthus clasped detailsand baluster sconce, on aspreading shaped squarebase with bold shell corners(2)

24.5cm high

£150-250

703 FD227/393A silver plated butlers trayPotter of Sheffield, ofrectangular outline withgadrooned and shell borderand twin handles, the centrewith engraved foliate bordersand central cartouche

77cm wide, across handles

£120-180

704 FD227/68A collection of silver andplated itemsto include a large moderncaster, sugar bowl, piercedbasket and two toddy ladles;together with a group of silverplated wares including a pairof coasters, vegetable dishand cover and open salts (qty)

Weighable silver 22.6oz

£150-250

705 FD227/56A German silver magnifyingglassmarked to outer edgeGERMAN SILVER, of simpleform with foliate handle,together with a ruler,Birmingham 1931, withpresentation inscription toreverse (2)

£150-250

706 FD227/42Silver mounted ruby glassscent bottleand another scent bottle ofslight curved silver body withengraved decoration, with asilver vesta case of traditionalform, engraved decoration (3)

95mm and 60mm high

£180-220

707 FD227/306A Continental niellodecorated snuff boxmarked to inside of coverT.X.MEIM, of rectangularoutline with hinged cover withall over niello decoration withcross hatched panels andfloral displays etc

10cm wide, 6oz

£200-300

Silver from Walbutt House, Kirkcudbrightshire

Plated Wares Foreign Silver & Metalwares

To follow on from the jewellery, Lyon & Turnbull are also pleased to offer acollection of silver from Walbutt House. Pieces include a wonderfully modelledpuzzle box by Dunhill, a tempting challenge to all who attempt to open it. Also inthe collection is a complete set of miniature silver dominoes, made by Germanmanufacturer Bauscher, alongside various other modern and antique items.

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711 FD227/47A silver and enamel table boxand coverwith continental marks, thelid with enamel decorationdepicting a rustic scene withfigures, the sides and basewith foliate decoration withfurther enamelled scenes tointerior

10cm x 6cm x 3cm

£500-800

712 FD227/50An enamelled gilt cigarettecaseof slim rectangular form, theflat hinged cover decoratedwith polychrome enamelsdepicting a standing terrieragainst a deep blueenamelled ground, withengine turned base, stamped4F, otherwise apparentlyunmarked

8.4cm x 5.7cm x 0.9cm, 91.7g

£100-150

717 FD227/25A novelty model of agreyhoundnaturalistically cast,apparently unmarked

13cm x 9cm

£120-180

718 FD227/57A Chinese export bowlwith character and incuseturtle mark to base, thedouble skinned bowl with highrelief embossed irises andcarp to lobed body, on asimple foot (A/F)

18.5cm diameter, 19.8oz

£150-250

715 FD227/34A continental silver giltguilloche enamelledcigarette caseof slim rectangular form, theflat hinged cover decoratedwith polychrome enamelsdepicting an Italianate canalscene, within a foliate scrollcast border, with engineturned base, stamped withimport marks for London1927

8.8cm x 5.8cm x 1cm, 102.8g

£200-300

716 FD227/26A Finnish cigarette caseTurku, 1919, of rectangularform, ribbed motifs, withsapphire cabochon set toclasp, gilt interior

95mm x 70mm, 153.9g

£1,000-1,500

713 FD227/35A continental silver guillocheenamelled circular boxthe hinged cover decoratedwith polychrome enamelsdepicting a standing terrier ina landscape, with importmarks for London 1928

5cm diameter, 34.2g

£250-400

714 FD227/33BAUSCHER - A German silverminiature cased set ofdominoesstamped 800 and withGerman control marks, withblack and pale blueenamelled decoration

3.2cm x 6.2cm x 1.2cm (closed),

4.63oz

£400-600

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712

713


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716



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725 FD227/60A modern model of an owlH&L, London 1964,realistically formed as astanding owl with finelytextured feathers and appliedglass eyes

7.5cm high, 3.98oz

£400-600

726 FD227/86A blue enamelled cigarettecaseBirmingham 1942, of simplerectangular outline with paleblue enamel cover and enginedecoration to reverse;together with a similarlydecorated silver mounteddressing table perfume bottle(2)

£100-150

719 FD227/7A pair of modern silverpartridgesLondon 1957, eachnaturalistically modelled withwell cast and chased details(2)

11cm high, combined weight 16.7oz

£600-800

720 FD227/52A pair of modern corinthiancolumn candlesticksSheffield 1992, ofconventional from with reededcolumns and acanthuscapped terminals, on abeaded and stepped base, (2)

26.5cm high

£400-600

721 FD227/64A pair of wine coastersof plain design with aplanished finish (2)

£100-200

722 FD227/20A modern sugar and creamJ H Ovens, London 1969,cream jug of baluster formand the sugar bowl with slightthreaded rim (2)

Jug 10cm high, combined weight

12oz

£180-240

723 FD227/378Two modern photographframesone of small square outlinewith ribbon surmount andcircular glazed panel theother an elongatedrectangular example withplain rim; together with amodern silver plated deskclock (3)

£150-250

724 FD227/55A cut glass and silver deskstandMappin & Webb, Sheffield1985, the low cut glass standwith central pen rest flankedby twin inkwells withengraved domed hingedcovers

15.5cm wide

£150-250

Modern Silver

727 FD227/85A yellow enamel dressingtable box and jewellery boxBirmingham 1933, the cutglass bottle and jewellery boxwith yellow enamel lids;together with a cased set ofenamel coffee spoons withfloral enamel to bowls (3)

£200-300

728 FD227/15A cased set of silvermounted Coalport coffeecups and saucersmounts Chester 1930,comprising six saucers andcoffee cans with white groundwith pink border with gilt rimand highlights, the coffeecans set in pierced silversleeves with S scroll handle,in fitted case

£200-300



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736 FD227/58A collection of silver itemsto include two small snuffboxes; three mother of pearlmounted fruit knives, athimble measure, barrelpepper and a small comport(qty)

£150-250

737 FD227/28DUNHILL - A cased smokingsetmarked Sterling and BF, thelid with small water colourminiature of horses hunting,the interior ivory withpenwork hunting scene, thebody with guilloche panels,together with a lighter withsimilar enamelled decoration

Width of cigarette case 9cm

£500-800

729 FD227/21A cased presentation troweland gavelBirmingham 1928, the trowelwith shaped triangular bladewith Greek key border andsimple baluster ivory handle,together with a silvermounted ebony mason’s gavelwith simple collars and cap,in original fitted box

Trowel 24cm long

Note:The blade engraved for the laying ofthe corner stone of the MiddeltonConservative Club

£300-500

730 FD227/67A pierced silver fruit bowlSheffield 1923, of lobed ovaloutline with pierced gallery,raised on a trumpet stem withpresentation inscription

27cm wide, 14.2oz

£180-250

731 FD227/54A group of three tablecigarette boxeseach engraved and withengine turned decoration (3)

£250-350

732 FD227/74A collection of boxesto include two tea caddies(one plated) a paste set silverplated snuff box, anembossed dressing table boxand a small sugar basin (qty)


£150-250

733 FD227/19A sugar bowlmark A Stone, STERLING, oftapered oval form withmoulded rim and engravedinitials; together with amodern tapered sugar caster(2)

12.3oz

£100-150

734 FD227/18A group of small silverto include four YorkshireBulldog club spoons; a napkinring; two plain circular silverphotograph frames; a circularsilver bowl, pierced and slightengraved decoration (qty)


£220-280

735 FD227/80A collection of dressing tableitemsvarious dates, makers andpatterns, to include variousboxes, mounted bottles and abrush etc (qty)

£250-450

738 FD227/51ALFRED DUNHILL - A puzzle opening cigaretteboxA Dunhill, London 1930, of rectangular form withGreek key engraved border and all over engineturned decoration, the cover set with a questionmark, and simple lock plate and thumb piece tofront, contained in original fitted case

11cm wide, gross weight 17oz

£1,200-1,500



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745 FD227/45Two guilloche enamelledsilver boxesto include a small circularbox, by Levi & Salaman,Birmingham, 1909, withpolychrome enamelled floraldecoration to the pull-offcover, together with arounded rectangular snuffbox, Birmingham, 1989, withengine turned sides and baseand polychrome enamelleddecoration, depicting a flyingduck in a landscape setting,to the flat hinged cover (2)

2.8cm x 1.5cm and 4.9cm x 4cm x

1.6cm, 0.28g and 2.05g

£300-400

739 FD227/75A small pierced basketNathan & Hayes, Chester1918, of fluted rectangularform with pierced quatrofoilborder and swing handle

15cm wide, 6.8oz

£120-180

740 FD227/87A dressing table boxChester 1916, of rectangularoutline with pointed ends, thehinged cover engraved withfloral swags and tied ribbons,raised on four bracket feet

18cm wide

£180-250

741 FD227/70A salverLondon 1915, of shapedcircular outline with shelldetail to the scalloped rim,raised on three scrolledformed ball feet

32cm diameter, 27oz

£300-400

742 FD227/73A photograph frameBirmingham 1915, of shapedrectangular outline withribbon tied floral swagsaround rectangular glazedframe, with wooden easelback

30cm high

£200-300

743 FD227/69A pair of corinthian columncandlesticksBirmingham 1914, ofconventional form with reededcolumn and acanthussconces, raised on steppedand beaded bases (2)

23.5cm high

£300-400

744 FD227/78A pair of cut glass scentbottlesLondon 1912, the cut glassglobular bodies with collarmounted hinged covers,engraved borders andpendant swags around scrollcartouche and initials (2)

11.5cm high

£150-250

Antique Silver746 FD227/79A silver gilt dressing tableboxW Comyns, London 1908, ofrectangular outline withhinged domed cover withprofusely embossed masks,and scrolls; together with awooden lined jewellery box,London 1912, with engravedswags and pendants on anengine turned ground (2)

9.5cm and 11cm wide

£250-400

749 FD227/16A cased cruetBirmingham 1900, comprisinga pair of baluster pepper pots,oval drum mustards and twomustard spoons, in fitted case

6.2oz

£150-250

750 FD227/53A pair of Edwardian pierceddishesBirmingham 1902, of shapedcircular outline withalternating pierced andembossed foliate detail (2)

23cm diameter, combined weight

14.8oz

£250-350

748 FD227/9An Edwardian five lightcandelabraLondon 1905, the stem oftapering form with leafclasped detail, raised on astepped square base withfoliate border, with centrallight and four scrollingbranch arms with shapedsquare drip pans and balustersconces, scrolling reededbranches

54cm high

£1,000-1,500

747 FD227/77A large Edwardian dressingtable mirrorLondon 1902, of rectangularoutline with embossed andpierced frame formed asfoliate and intertwined scrolls,with vacant cartouche, theborder applied on a velvetcovered wooden frame withbevelled rectangular mirrorplate

56cm high

£500-700



Kirkcudbrightshire

138

755 FD227/40A silver mounted Mr Punchrattleindistinct marks,Birmingham, circa 1900,pierced hat and neck roll, withbells and with agate teether

Overall height 14cm

£200-300

756 FD227/10A Victorian novelty cased setof salad serversunmarked, modelled as alarge garden fork and shovel,with engraved decoration andsimple ivory shafts andhandles, in original fitted case

£250-400

752 FD227/72An Edwardian photographframeBirmingham 1903, of shapedrectangular outline with scrolland shell detail; together witha small square example withcircular inner border (2)

29cm and 17cm high

£150-250

753 FD227/322A framed collection ofagricultural medalsmainly silver but some bronzeexamples, of conventionalforms with engravedinscriptions, with typicaldecoration of animals,agricultural implements etc(13)

£300-500

754 FD227/12A Victorian casedpresentation trowelH Atkins, Sheffield 1904, thelarge blade engraved withfoliate scroll and C scrollborder and engravedinscription, with carved ivorybaluster handle, in fitted case

37cm long

Note:Blade engraved “To commemoratelaying of memorial stone O’neilMemorial School, Crossnacreevy”

£250-400

751 FD227/5A pair of Victorian lidded sauce tureensThe Barnards, London 1845, of compressed form with foliateengraved borders and twin C scroll handles, on flared foot;together with a pair of fiddle and thread sauce ladles (4)

19.5cm wide, combined weight 37oz

£500-800



Kirkcudbrightshire

139

763 FD227/6A Victorian two handled cupElkington & Co Birmingham1858, of bulbous form withchased floral cartouches andborders, with S scroll figuralhandles

21cm high, 20oz

£300-500

758 FD227/82A Victorian silver mountedscent bottleW Comyns, London 1899, thecompressed square glassbody with embossed andpierced overlay, the hingeddomed cover with classicalscene

11.5cm high

£120-180

759 FD227/84A pair of dwarf candlesticksWalker & Hall, Sheffield 1898,of squat of corinthian columnform on an out swept squarebase with beaded rim (2)

13cm high

£200-300

760 FD227/14A Victorian cased pair ofcarver restsSheffield 1898, the ivory bullhorns set in simple collarwith domed part wrythenbase, in fitted case

£70-90

761 FD227/11A Victorian cased silver andivory trowelBirmingham 1870, the shapedtriangular blade with floralengraved borders andacanthus stem, with carvedbaluster handle, in fitted case

31cm long

£200-300

762 FD227/29A Victorian silver chatelaineBirmingham, 1870, H.C.F.,with five various appendages,engraved clasp, theappendages with chased andengraved decoration

£200-250

757 FD227/2A pair of George IV chambersticksIF in lobed punches, London1820, the shaped circularbases of lobed form withcentral baluster sconce withscalloped rim pan, with anacanthus clasped scrollhandle

15cm diameter, combined weight

19.oz

£500-700

764 FD227/71A late Victorian pierced bon-bon dishElkington & Co, Birmingham1901, of shaped oval outlinewith pierced and embossedfloral decoration, raised on ashort stem

27cm wide, 11.2oz

£200-300

765 FD227/1A William IV silver cakebasketLondon 1835, shaped circularoutline with embossed panelsof scroll and fruiting vines,with cast border and hingedfoliate handles, the centre ofbowl with presentationinscription, raised on a shortfoot

25cm diameter,19oz

£400-500

766 FD227/17A George III hash spoonJB, Newcastle 1828, ofHanoverian pattern withengraved initials H/M*B

35cm long, 5.6oz

£300-400

767 FD227/30An early 19th centurytortoiseshell snuff boxwith two inlaid plaques giftingbox in 1804 and 1840, navalconnections

90mm wide

£140-180

768 FD227/36A group of four vinaigrettesvarious dates and makers allcirca 1800, two with castborders, and engine turnedpanels, the other two withengraved decoration, onecurved

33mm to 36mm wide

£250-350

769 FD227/59A later decorated George IIItwin handled cupJ Langlands, Newcastle 1795,the deep bowl with foliate andscroll decoration and twinengraved cartouches, with Sscroll handles and spreadingfoot

15cm high, 10.5oz

£150-250

770 FD227/43A Scottish market George IIIsilver vinaigretteof scalloped outline, insetwith Scottish agates with apierced foliate grill to interior,to a fancy link chain

Vinaigrette 33mm wide

£150-200

771 FD227/387A collection of berry spoonsvarious dates and makers,with typical chased handlesand stems and with fruitdisplays chased to bowls, ofvarious patterns and sizes(15)

26.3oz

£300-500

772 FD227/8Two christening mugsone London circa1780 withlater chasing and decoration,the other Sheffield 1865, withchased floral borders,together with a modern twinhandled porringer withplanished finish and twinserpent handles


£220-280

773 FD227/3A pair of George III gravyspoonsJohn Langlands, Newcastle1770, of Old English patternwith vacant terminals (2)

31cm long, 6.4oz

£200-300

774 FD227/385A George II lemon strainermarks to bowl obliterated bypiercing, lion passant marksto handles, of shallowhemispherical form withfinely pierced bowl, with twinopen handles with scrollpatterns

16cm wide, 65.4g

£200-250



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Kirkcudbrightshire

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775 FD227/76A matched pair of George IIIcandlesticksLondon 1766 and 1770, with reededcolumns and domed base abovewide octagonal foot with engravedcrest, the circular pull out drippans with matching engravedcrest, bases loaded

19cm high

£600-900

776 FD227/4A George III two handled cupIssac Cookson, Newcastle either 1749or 1776,the deep bowl with reededgirdle and flat chased rococco armorialwith later crest, with twin large S scrollhandles and raised on a short stem andspreading foot

17.5cm high. 16oz

£300-500

777 FE160/4A modern fox head stirrupcupWakely & Wheeler, London2012, naturalistically cast as afox head with flared rim andfeature hallmarks

15cm long, 37.2oz

£1,000-1,500

779 FE38/9PATRICK MAVROS - A set offive cast silver napkin ringsPatrick Mavros, London 2000,each cast, pierced and chasedin a different trailing animaldesign, hippo, elephant, rhino,etc (5)

44mm diameter, combined weight

10.6oz

£350-500

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778 FE38/14A pair of silver and parcel giltcommemorative gobletsRichard Jarvis of Pall Mall,London 2002, each chasedheraldic symbols of The Lionof England, The Red Dragonof Wales and The Unicorn ofScotland, to commemoratethe Golden Jubilee of QueenElizabeth II

16.5cm tall, 26oz

£300-500

781 FF157/13CA set of twelve modernnapkin ringsSheffield 2000, each of narrowoval outline with mouldedrims and feature hallmarks,cased; together with twomodern wine coasters (14)


£120-180

782 FE466/3A modern silver mounteddressing table mirrorLondon 1988, of shaped ovaloutline with embossed scrolland foliate frame on velvetback board, with oval mirrorglass to centre

33cm high

£150-180

783 EAC126/11A silver owl vesta caseBirmingham 1987, DAB,modelled as a standing owl,hinged head, inset glass eyes

50mm high, 28g all in

£150-180


Silver

143

780 FE38/6Ian Davidson - A modern comportmarked under Bernard Harrington,Edinburgh 1951, the shallowcomport bowl with indented rim andplanished finish, on a short wrythenstem and domed circular foot

24cm diameter, 26oz

£800-1,200

785 FB66/11A pair of modern novelty frogboxesLondon1985, each formed asa frog with hinged uppersection, with plain interiors (2)

8cm long, each 7.3oz

£200-300

784 FB72/48BA group of four Armadadishestwo commemorating Princeof Wales and Lady DianaSpencer’s wedding with castdragon to centre and twosmaller plain examples;together with a standing tablelighter with textured finishand a table cigarette box (6)

27oz

£300-500


Silver

144

786 FB66/4A modern four piece tea serviceBirmingham 1967, comprising water pot, teapot, covered twinhandled sugar bowl, and milk jug, of lobed baluster form withacanthus capped S scroll handles and raised on shell bracketfeet (4)

Water pot 22cm high, combined weight 101oz

£1,000-1,500

787 EAC126/3A modern dwarf twin lightcandelabraBirmingham 1966, the caststem and base of George IIstyle with twin scroll brancharms and simple sconces

21.5cm high 22.6oz

£250-400

790 FC765/83A modern salverSheffield 1942, of cantedsquare form with mouldedrim, the centre with engravedscene and presentationinscription, raised on fourscroll feet

30cm wide, 32.4oz

£350-450

789 FF160/62A modern salverWakely & Wheeler, London1946, of simple dished formwith Celtic border, raised onsimple collar foot


£120-150

788 EAC126/1A modern salverGlasgow 1963, of shapedcircular outline with mouldedrim and raised on three scrollfeet

25.5cm diameter, 14.5oz

£150-200


Silver

145

791 FE38/19A pair of modern small mazersElizabeth H Kirkwood, Edinburgh1938, the shallow birds eye maplebowl with simple collar mounts ofchased foliate design, with simplefoot and beaded rim (2)

8.3cm diameter

£100-150

792 FF93/1A cased ten piece christeningsetSanders & Mackenzie,Birmingham 1937, comprisingof a porringer, cup, napkinring and cutlery, all with castanimal detail to handles andfinials, together with anassociated dish and cutlery ofplain design, in a fitted case(10)


£400-600

794 FG192/8A modern salverWalker & Hall, Sheffield 1936,of shaped circular outlinewith beaded rim and raisedon three claw and ball feet,with presentation inscriptionto centre

42cm diameter, 62oz

£600-800

793 FC143/29A George VI commemorativecaddy spoonR E Stone, London 1936, withenamel cypher and crowneddetail with plain scoop bowl,with additional signaturemark to reverse, in originalfitted tolled leather case

7.4cm long, 25.7g

£150-180

795 FG188/1Two groups of noveltycocktail stickssix marked STERLING, theother five silver gilt examples,Birmingham 1927, each withcockerel figural terminalabove a simple tapered stem(11)

£150-180

798 FE440/3A set of twelve silver giltcocktail sticksWalker & Hall, Birmingham1936, of simple form with castcockerel finial, in originalfitted case

£100-150

797 FF409/3A modern entree dish andcoverSheffield 1933, of shapedrectangular outline withmoulded rim and pull offcover with twin loop handles

30cm wide, 40oz

£500-700

796 FF436/9A modern teapotBirmingham 1934, of taperedform with beaded borders,curved spout and angularwooden handle

14cm high, 17.6oz

£100-200

806 FF152/2A table cigarette boxAidie Brothers, Birmingham1929, of rectangular outlinewith stepped foot and hingedcover, with applied yellowmetal monogram

18cm wide

£120-180

799 FG143/1A modern tea and coffee potBirmingham 1933, each ofplain bluster form with flowerhead border , with C scrollhandle and short spouts (2)

Teapot 15cm high, combined weight

42oz

£300-500

800 FF157/13AA modern four piece tea setBirmingham 1932, comprisingteapot, water pot, sugar bowland cream jug, each of plainform with beaded rims andcomposite handles (4)

Teapot 15cm high, 30oz

£300-400

801 FF436/11A pair of modern sauceboatsBirmingham 1930, of simpledesign with beaded rim andwide spout, with plain scrollhandle (2)

10cm high, 11.7oz

£120-180

802 FE194/6A presentation table cigaretteboxBirmingham circa 1930, therectangular box with twohinged covers, central handle,engraved facsimile signaturesand inscription, all onscrolling feet, together withan engine turned tablecigarette box, the hingedcover with central lightlyengraved panel, plain sides,both with wood linings

17.5cm and 18cm wide

£150-250

805 FF157/13BA modern canteenSheffield 1926, of singlestruck classical pointed endpattern comprising ten eachof table forks, dessert forks,tablespoons, dessert spoonsand teaspoons; together witha group of knives, in fittedcanteen


£800-1,200


Silver

146

804 FG192/9A modern salverMappin & Webb, Sheffield1928, with arched border andpresentation inscription andsignatures to centre, raisedon three hoof feet


£300-500

803 FE38/18CARTIER - of literary interest - A modern pin trayJ Cartier, London 1929, of straight sided rectangular form,enamel outer edge with art deco gilt highlights, the centre withpanted panel, gilt initials within a wreath and with a ribbonbelow ‘The fountain of wisdom flows through books’

9cm x 7cm

£200-300

821 FF157/13EA collection of cased sets ofcutleryto include various teaspoons,dessert spoons, side knifesetc, mainly cased (qty)

£200-300

822 FE440/1A group of three modernsauceboatsall of simple plain form withloop handles; together with apair of sugar casters, twosauce ladles and a smallcovered pot (8)


£300-400

823 FE222/6A collection of itemsto include two enamelledopen salts, an enamelledstrainer and fragrance bottle,a pair of small wine coasters,a collection of boxes, a smallfiligree dish and matchingknife, open salts, toothpicksetc (qty)

£200-300

824 FG192/10A collection of silverto include various dishes,bowls, sugar caster, tea caddyetc (qty)


£250-350

807 FE775/2A modern teapotSheffield 1924, of balusterform with simple spout andscroll handle raised on ballfeet

14cm high, 23.8oz

£200-300

808 FD754/23A modern tankardSheffield 1925, of balusterform with presentationinscription; together with asmall hip flask and a modernsugar bowl and cream jug (4)

20oz

£150-250

809 FF414/1A modern three piece teasetGlasgow 1921, comprisingteapot, twin handled sugarbowl and milk jug, each withtapered plain body and reededgirdles (3)


41oz

£500-700

810 FE194/8A large sized spirit flaskGoldsmiths Company, London1920, of plain slight curvedform, pull off sleeve

16cm high, 11oz

£150-200

811 FE194/7A table cigarette boxcirca 1920, plain, engravedinitials, wood lined, togetherwith two heavy engine turneddecorated pocket cigarettecases, a cased christening set


£140-180

812 FE222/1A group of assorted silveranimalsto include various types withsome plated and pewterexamples, together with twoopen salts modelled asequatorial figures and a bellof similar design (qty)

£120-180

813 FE281/118Hunting interest - a smalldesk clockthe gilt brass case of squareform, the ivory dial withpainted scene of horse, ridersand hound, a gilt brasschapter rim with Romannumerals

10cm x 10cm

£100-200

814 FF436/15A collection of silver itemsto include two cased sets ofsix teaspoons; a cased partcruet set; a cased partdessert service; a small opencomport (qty)

30oz

£250-350

815 FE500/140A large collection of silvero include an art nouveaupurse, various small dishes,napkin rings, flatware etc(qty)


£200-300

816 FE500/142A small group of thimblesall in yellow metal andunmarked, one set withturquoise cabochons;together with a white metalexample (7)

£80-120

817 FG173/2A small collection of silverto include two christeningmugs and various flatware(qty)


£200-300

818 FF90/5A small collection of itemsto include a modern salver,small armada dish, opensalts and a pair of ash trays(qty)

27oz

£300-500

819 FF88/3A collection of itemsto include napkin rings, a pairof toast racks, open salts,mustard pots and a smallquantity of plated items (qty)

Weighable silver 23.2g

£150-250

820 FF157/13DA small collection of silverto include a water pot,pedestal bowl, variousflatware and a toast rack etc(qty)


£180-220


Silver

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825 FD757/2A pair of gobletsElkington & Co, Glasgow 1919, the taperedbowls with border of foliate bosses, panelsand straps, engraved inscription, all raisedon a knopped stem with an embossed foot(2)

18.5cm high, combined weight 17.4oz

Note:Engraved to bowls ‘Presented by the Rev Robert CAnderson MA, Steven Memorial Parish Church1919’

£200-300

827 FG118/1A modern salverSheffield 1918, of shapedcircular outline with crescentand shell rim and raised onthree claw and ball feet

27cm diameter 19oz

£400-600

828 FG73/1A small silver gilt mountedEssex Crystal pill boxAWH, London 1917, of circularoutline, the Essex crystal liddepicting a pheasant infoliage

20mm diameter

£250-350


Silver

148

829 FF160/63A large table cigar boxBirmingham circa 1915, oflarge rectangular form, thehinged domed cover withinitials and inscription;together with a smallercigarette box and set of steelcigar cutters (3)

26.5cm wide

£120-150

831 FG10/2A pair of modern tapersticksChild & Child, London 1913,with reeded socket andtapered knopped hexagonalstem, raised on a slightlydomed hexagonal base (2)

11.5cm high, 7.8oz

£300-400

830 FF160/59A modern twin handled fruitbowlEdwards & Sons (of Glasgow),London 1914, the simplebellied bowl with twin scrollhandles

24cm wide, 14.5oz

£180-220

826 FF436/10A pair of Edwardian dwarftable candlesticksBirmingham 1907, of simpleplain form with slendercolumn and baluster sconce,on spreading foot (2)

13cm high

£100-200

832 FF157/12A three piece tea serviceBirmingham 1912, the plainbodies with everted scallopedrim and S scroll handles,raised on foliate hoof feet (3)


36oz

£350-450

834 FG42/2A set of ten fruit knives andforksGeorge Edward & Sons,Sheffield 1908, ofconventional form with foliatedecoration to handles;together with a pair of sauceboats, marks indistinct; and aset of six silver platedteaspoons, the finials set withopals (qty)

46.1oz weighable silver

£200-300

835 FF138/29A tortoiseshell and silverdressing table boxWilliam Comyns, London1911, of canted rectangularform with tortoiseshell coverinlaid with floral displays,swags and bird within aribbon tied border, the bodywith straight sides and velvetlined interior

23cm wide

£800-1,200


Silver

149

833 FF160/55A Celtic revival four piece tea serviceR & W Sorley, Glasgow 1913, comprising water pot, tea pot,twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug, the simple taperedbodies with chased celtic interlace border and cartouches, withshort figural spouts and C scroll handles with split celtic beastterminals (4)

Water pot 21cm high, combined weight 61oz

£800-1,200

836 FB66/3A pair of modern silver gilt cast figural candelabraCarrington & Co, London 1964, the cast rococo bases withstanding figure of a flower seller or girl with watering can,raised on a naturalistic stem and bud sconce, with scrollarms with flame central and foliate sconce on foliate drippans

28cm high, each 44oz

£2,000-3,000


Silver

150

837 FF88/1An Edwardian salverCarrington & Co, London1906, of circular outline withscalloped rim, on four hooffeet

26cm diameter, 17oz

£200-300

838 FF160/66A large desk stand andinkwellBirmingham 1912, the standof oval outline with reticulatedrim, centrally set with twincut glass inkwells and stampbox with chamber stick cover,raised on four claw feet

29cm wide, 24oz

£200-300

839 FC679/1An impressive modern fivelight candelabraC J Vander, London 1968, thefour scrolling branchesemanating from a centralsconce with foliate details andpendants with square drippans and baluster sconcesabove, resting on an taperedknopped stem with chasedpanels of foliate and scrollingdecoration, the domed cantedsquare base with gadroonedrim and panels with cherubmasks and foliate detail

67cm high, 312oz

Note:This candelabrum is based on adesign similar to a pair by Paul deLamerie of 1731, made for SirRobert Walpole, 1st Earl of Orford(1676-1745)The design for the candlesticksderive from an “antique” pattern,engraved by Jean Berain (d 1711)dessinateur to King Louis XIV andintroduced to London by some ofleading Huguenot silversmiths of theearly 18th century.

£6,000-8,000


Silver

151

840 FE281/97ROYAL INTEREST - A set of six presentation photographframesGarrard, London various dates, each of rectangular outlinewith beaded detail to the rim, monogrammed initials andcrown detail to the top, each with an original periodphotograph of Queen Mary, bearing a handwritten note onthe reverse (6)

19.5cm x 11cm

Provenance:A gift from Queen MaryBy direct descent to the current owner

£3,000-5,000

841 FE281/97AROYAL INTEREST - A Royal presentationphotograph frameGarrard, London 1904, of plain design witha photograph of Queen Mary, printed andhand written note to reverse

15cm x 10.5cm

Provenance:A gift from Queen MaryBy direct descent to current owner

£400-600

153

Antique Silver

847 FE38/5A pair of Arts and CraftspepperettesJ Wakely & F C Wheeler, thespherical body with simpletrumpet stem and triple scrollarms, the pull off cover withpierced decoration andreeded finial, with planishfinish and contained inoriginal fitted case withretailer’s mark of HALL & CO.MANCHESTER (2)

9.5cm high, 6.6oz

£200-300

842 FG108/1A pair of three lightcandelabraSheffield 1902, the reededtapered columns with largespreading scalloped base,with twin scroll arms andcentral sconce

40cm high

£1,200-1,800

843 FE359/65An Edwardian silver salverC S Harris, London 1904, ofshaped circular outline withmoulded rim and raised onthree hoof feet

30cm diameter, 30oz

£400-600

844 FE466/2An Edwardian dressing tablemirrorBirmingham 1902, of shapedrectangular outline withembossed and pierced foliatescrolling frame on greenvelvet backing, withchamfered edge shapedmirror plate within

65cm high

£400-600

845 FE359/64A pair of Edwardian silversauce boatsW Neale, Chester 1902, ofsimple form with evertedscalloped rim, with flying Sscroll handle and raised onthree hoof feet (2)

15.5cm wide, 10oz

£200-300

846 FG192/11An Edwardian dressing tabletrayLondon 1902, of rectangularoutline with scalloped rim,the centre with embossedfoliate scroll and centralcartouche with engravedinitial

28cm wide, 8.5oz

£150-250


Silver

154

848 FG192/6A late Victorian bachelorsthree piece tea setChester 1901, comprisingteapot, twin handled sugarbowl and milk jug, each oftapered form with gadroonedlower section and angularhandles (3)

Teapot 10.5cm high, combined

weight 12.8oz

£150-250

849 FC765/84A set of six Edwardiandessert forksLondon 1901, of Hanoverianpattern with initial toterminal; together with fivematching table forks (11)

22.5oz

£250-350


Silver

155

850 FD757/6A pair of Edwardian twin handledcommunion cupsRobert & W Sorley Glasgow 1901, the simpletapered bowl with presentation inscriptionand tapered twin C scroll handles, raised ona short stem and spreading domed foot (2)

23cm high, combined weight 47oz


Note:Inscribed to rim of cup ‘Presented by WilliamRobertson Grieve in memory of his Father & Mother’and Bellahouston Parish Church April 1902’

£600-800

851 FD757/9A pair of late Victorian twin handledcommunion cupsAird & Thomson, Glasgow 1899, the taperedbowls with engraved inscription and slendertwin handles, raised on a flared foot andreeded rim



Note:Each inscribed ‘Presented by Mrs Loudon toBellahouston Parish Church October 1899’

£600-800

852 FD757/7A pair of Victorian twin handledcommunion cupsGeorge Edward & Sons Glasgow 1888, thetapered bowls with presentation inscriptionand twin plain tapered C scroll handles,raised on a short stem and spreading foot(2)



Note:Each inscribed to body ‘ Presented by Miss Steven ofBellahouston in memory of her sister Miss GraceSteven’ and Bellahouston Parish Church 1888’

£600-800

854 FD757/10A pair of George III twin handledcommunion cupsRobert Gray (of Glasgow) Edinburgh1802, with simple tapered bodies withpresentation inscription, with slenderscroll handle and flared foot and reededrim (2)



Note:Each inscribed ‘Presented by Miss Steven ofBellahouston in memory of her sister Miss GraceSteven’ and to opposing side Bellahouston ParishChurch 1888’

£600-800

855 FF412/5A Victorian communion cupWalker and Hall, Sheffield 1901, the bellshaped bowl with presentationinscription, raised on a waisted knoppedstem and stepped domed foot

19.5cm high, 11.6oz


Note:The bowl is inscribed ‘To the Glory of God , afamily token of affection in memory of MrsTurnbull who fell asleep 8th December 1900presented to St Pauls Parish Church Glasgow1901’

£120-180


Silver

156

856 FD757/5A Victorian ivory and silver mountedpresentation conductor’s batonapparently unmarked, the tapered ivorybaton with applied and engraved silvercap and terminals, the central mountinscribed ‘Presented to Mr WilliamMcVicar as a token of esteem andappreciation of his services....... 1900’, infitted case (case A/F)

50cm long

£150-250

853 FF412/3A William IV communion cup,JM (overstriking another) Glasgow 1834, theslightly tapered plain bowl with out turnedrim, raised on a slender knopped balusterstem and a domed spreading foot

22.8cm high, 16.6oz


£600-800

857 FF412/2A large Victorian wine coolerS Garrard, London 1900, of shaped oval from with boldcast foliate and scroll rim, the baluster panels withvacant cartouches and scroll detail, raised on flour largeacanthus and foliate bracket feet, in fitted case

54cm wide, 170oz

£4,000-6,000


Silver

157

861 FG3/3A pair of Victorian shellbutter dishesE Hutton, London 1893, withfluted shell bowls and raisedon three ball feet; togetherwith a modern sugar bowl byHamilton & Inches, Edinburgh(3)

15cm long, combined weight 11oz

£120-180

859 FF152/3A Victorian four egg cup eperngeElkington & Co, Birmingham 1898, thequatrafoil base with bead edge set withcentral handle and four egg cups; togetherwith matched spoons

19cm high, 18.9oz

£250-350

860 FG192/13A Victorian scent flaskJ Dixon & Sons, Sheffield1896, formed as a fluted shellwith screw off domed cover

9.5cm long, 50g

£120-180


Silver

158

858 FF88/7A presentation magnifying glassAlfred Clark, London 1900, of plain designwith a scrolled open work handle, in a fittedcase with tooled leather and gilt crest

Length 19cm

£150-250

862 FE38/17A Victorian dressing table boxHunt & Roskell, London 1888, ofcircular outline with straightsided base, with semi spiralledchased fluting, the pull ofslightly domed cover withspiralled decoration and set withancient greek coin to centre;together with another canisterbox, London1872, of simplecylindrical form with pull offcover (2)

8cm and 6.5cm diameter, combined

weight 8.2oz

£150-250

867 FF160/52A matched four piece silvertea serviceSheffield 1891 - 1905,comprising spirit kettle andstand, teapot, twin handledsugar bowl and milk jug, eachwith tapered bodies withgadrooned lower section andsimple C scroll handles (4)

Spirit kettle and stand 36cm high,

combined weight 65oz

£800-1,200

864 FF157/11A matched Victorian andlater four piece tea setvarious makers and datescomprising coffee pot, teapot,tin handled sugar (at latermatched) milk jug), each withgadrooned lower sections ofbody and angular handles (4)

Coffee pot 27cm high, combined

weight 53oz

£500-700

865 FF160/66CA collection of silverto include a Victorian tea pot,swing handled sugar basket,various napkin rings etc (qty)


£300-500

866 FF160/56A Victorian jewellery boxHamilton & Inches, Edinburgh1893, of shaped outline withstraight sides, hinged castand pierced foliate scrolls andcentral heart motif, raised onball feet

11cm wide, 4.5oz

£100-150


Silver

159

863 FE238/10An impressive Victorian hunting hornKholer & Sons, London 1894, of traditional form withsimple flared shaft and stem, with appliedstrengthening bars and flared bell, the bell engravedwith crest and list of ‘Subscribing Tenants’,additionally inscribed ‘Made for Rob’t S RobertsLemington’

117cm long, 22.6oz

£1,500-2,000

868 FF412/1A large Victorian punch bowlF Elkington, Birmingham 1891, oftapered hemispherical form with twinscroll handle, the upper rim withchased running border of cavortingputti in a landscape, raised on a shortstem and domed foot, in fitted case

39cm wide across handles, 70oz

£2,000-3,000


Silver

160

870 FE775/1A Victorian teapotLondon circa 1885, of balusterform with gadrooned bodyand rim, short spout andscroll wooden handle

14cm high 23oz

£200-300

869 FF160/51A Victorian silver mountedclaret jugWS/GS, Sheffield 1880, thebaluster glass body with finelyengraved country scene withhorse and rider in a finelyformed foliate and landscapebackground, the silver collarand hinged cover withembossed foliate scrolls andsimple angular handle

28cm high

£700-900

872 FE396/78ROYAL WORCESTER - A lateVictorian silver mounted tea andcoffee serviceRoyal Worcester pattern code204798, silver mounts markedWilliam Hutton & Sons, London1895, comprising six saucers andcups, a sugar bowl, milk jug, teapot and coffee pot, the groundyellow with gilt decoration, thesilver mounts of a similarscrolling and foliate design, inoriginal fitted presentation case

Coffee pot 17.5cm high

£200-400


Silver

161

871 FE431/2A Victorian bachelor’s threepiece tea setLondon 1882, comprisingteapot, twin handled sugarbowl and milk jug, each ofcompressed bombe form withscalloped rim, the teapot withpull off cover as a stylisedlotus flower; together with apair of sugar tongs and pairof teaspoons

Teapot 8.5cm high, combined

weight 12.3oz

£600-800

874 EAC126/4A cased Meerschaum pipeformed as a Scotsman’s head,in fitted case; together with apair of dwarf tablecandlesticks and a pair ofpierced and embossed lightshades (5)

Pipe 17cm long, weighable silver

85g

£80-120

875 EAC126/7A collection of silver flatwareto include a set of six ivoryhandled Victorian fish knifes,London 1855, a modern dognosed soup ladle with rat tailto bowl, Sheffield 1928;various tablespoons a smallersilver (qty)


£300-400

876 FD754/6A late Victorian HanoveriancanteenLondon 1889, of Hanoverianpattern with engraved initials,comprising; sixteen tablespoons, eleven dessertspoons, eleven teaspoons,twelve coffee bean terminalspoons, eight dessert forks,twenty four table forks, twosauce ladles, two pairs ofsugar tongs, fish serving knifeand fork, twelve fish knives,twelve fish forks (all with ivoryhandles); together with amatched group of steelbladed knives, containing in atwo lift out drawer oakcanteen

Weighable sliver 139oz

£1,200-1,800

877 FE500/31A Victorian silver frameddressing table mirrorW Comyns, London 1888, ofshaped rectangular outline,with well embossed andchased frame with figures,beasts and foliage, with velvetlined framed and easel back

57cm high

Provenance:From the Estate of Terry BrodieSmith

Note:An unusual feature of this mirror isit has two sets of hallmarks, one theoriginal Victorian marks and a laterset of Britannia marks for London1996. At some point it may havebeen thought the mirror wasn'thallmarked and subsequently sentfor assay. What is even moresurprising the hallmarks placedsecond have been struck very closeto the original marks.

£300-400


Silver

162

873 FE38/7A pair of silver gilt Bacchanalian patternserving spoonsF Elkington, London 1881, of double struckpattern with classical mask heel (2)

23cm long, 9.9oz

£100-150

880 FG173/1A set of twelve Victorianteaspoons and sugar tongsF Elkington, Birmingham1871, of Old English patternwith zig zag border andchased decoration (13)

13.5oz

£200-300

879 FD757/1An Irish ‘Armada’ claret jugJS, Dublin 1871, the largebaluster body profuselydecorated with chased floraldecoration, applied cherubsand lion head, the twincartouches with engravedinscriptions, the hinged coverwith cast finial

38cm high, 45oz

Note:The cartouches engraved ‘To theGlory of God in memory of WilliamBrechin Faulds presented by hiswidow 1909’ and ‘Steven MemorialChurch Bellahouston’

£2,000-3,000

163

878 FE343/13A Victorian presentation three piece tea setA Crichton, London 1873, comprising teapot, twinhandled sugar bowl, milk jug, each with taperedovoid body finely chased with panels of interlacedfoliage and scrolls with classical mask details,with pendant swags and inscription, withacanthus clasped S scroll handles and pedestalfoot (3)

Teapot 25cm high, 50oz

Note:Each piece inscribed with monogrammed initials and Hawick coat of arms, theteapot additionally inscribed ‘Presented with a purse of sovereigns to GeorgeHardy Fraser Esq Hawick, by his Fellow Townsmen and Friends as a mark ofesteem and recognition of the valuable services he has rendered to thecommunity as Town Councellor, Magistrate and Provost during the past twentyyears 1875’

£500-700


Silver

881 FG136/1A Victorian naturalistic claret jugLondon 1863, makers mark indistinct, of Sshaped outline formed as scrolled acanthusleafs, with hinged shaped cover with castopen finals and reeded S scroll handle,raised on a quatrefoil shell formed foot, thebody with presentation inscription

27cm high, 33.5oz

Note:The body engraved ‘Presented to the officers Mess78th Highlanders by Major Augustus Warren July 131867’

£1,500-1,800

882 FF412/4A Victorian wine coolerJ S Hunt, London 1844, of campana formwith everted fruiting vine border andgadrooned and leaf clasped lower body, withtwin acanthus clasped loop handles andraised on a short stem and spreading footwith fruiting vine border and a square base,inscribed ‘A token of appreciation fromfriends connected with the Steel IngotMakers Association to President M LSimpson Esq 1919-1921’

28cm high, 77oz

£1,500-2,500


Silver

164

890 FE359/62A George III silver salverS & C Young & Co, Sheffield1819, of shaped circularoutline with gadrooned andfloral border with centre withengraved armorial, raised onthree foliate bracket feet

26cm diameter, 19oz

£300-500

891 EAC126/2A George III cream jugbearing George III marks, ofbaluster form with profusescroll decoration and shortspout, the hinged domedcover with simple finial

13.5cm high, 8.5oz

£100-150

884 FG192/7A William IV teapotEdinburgh 1836, of taperedapple form with chased bandof decoration to rim, withtapering straight spout and Cscroll handle

13cm high, 12.3oz

£150-250

885 FE281/7A continental ivory table boxof rectangular outline, theivory box with inlaid ropetwistborder and stained zig zagand floral decoration, thecentre of the cover withenamel plaque of cupid

6cm x 9cm x 3cm

£200-300

886 FC765/85A collection of flatwareto include, six Glasgow 1834Fiddle pattern tablespoons;various George II dessert andtable spoons and anAmerican serving fork etc(qty)

34oz

£300-400

887 FE281/54A George IV twin handledentrée dish and coverWilliam Burwash, London1828, of oval outline, withdetachable reeded and foliatehandle, engraved twice with acoat of arms, crest andcoronet, with matched domedlid

37cm wide, 59.6oz

£1,000-1,500

888 FG200/2A George IV cruet frameLondon 1826, the balusterframe with gadrooneddecoration and rim, enclosingeight cut glass bottles withcentral loop handle (A/F);together with four cauldronsalts , a teaspoon and acigarette case (qty)


£300-500

889 FF88/6A collection of fiddle patternflatwarevarious dates and makers, toinclude table forks, dessertforks, table spoons anddessert spoons (qty)

44.2oz

£500-700


Silver

165

883 FF160/53A large George III pedestal coffee potA Fogelberg (probably), London 1802, thetapered body with engraved trailing foliate andfruit border and lower gadrooned section, withshort stem and spreading foot, with C scrollwooden handle and slender scroll spout

29cm high, 29oz

£600-800

893 FD762/2AA Victorian golfing vinaigretteBirmingham 1882, of shaped rectangularoutline with embossed scene to obverse andreverse of a lady golfer in mid swing, withhinged cover and striker to base

42mm high, 16.4g

£300-500


Silver

166

894 FD762/2A Victorian golfing vinaigretteBirmingham 1882, of circular outline, with golfing scene toobverse and reverse of a match in progress with a player at thetop of his swing, with hinged cover and striker to base

35mm diameter, 15.5g

£300-500

892 FD761/1A William IV four piece tea setWilliam Hewitt, London 1834, comprising amilk jug, sugar bowl, tea and coffee pot, all ofbaluster form with cast floral detail to thebody and rim, on a domed foot with similardetail, the tea and coffee pot with castpheasant finials (4)

77.95oz, teapot 24cm high

£1,000-1,500

902 FE38/20A George III wine coasterLondon, circa 1785, of circularoutline with pierced andengraved borders, with turnedmahogany base

12cm diameter

£150-250

903 FF160/66BA George III swing handledsugar basketTW, Newcastle, circa 1780, ofoval outline the tapered bowlwith fluted lower section,plain swing handle on asimple foot and spreadingbase; together with a GeorgeIII pap boat, London 1813,gadrooned rim fruiting vineand shell handle (2)


£120-180

904 FG188/2A group of antique silverto include a George IIIbaluster cream jug London1780, a George III salver withlater engraved decoration,London circa 1760; also toinclude a French wine taster,cigarette case and variousflatware

21oz

£400-600

905 FF88/5A collection of Old Englishflatwarevarious dates and makers, toinclude table forks, dessertforks and table spoons (qty)

48oz

£500-800

895 FE281/18A late George III goldmounted ivory toothpick caseof rounded rectangular formthe cover inset with a hairknot on blue ground underglass, yellow metal banding tothe sides and mirror set tothe interior

9.5cm wide

£400-600

896 FE281/6A George IV silver gilt snuffboxBirmingham 1829, ofrectangular outline withengine turned decoration tolid and base, the hinged coverwith chased floral decorationto border and thumb piece,the sides with reeded detail

7.8cm wide, 72.5g

£80-100

897 FE281/8A continental silver gilt snuffboxwith indistinct control mark,the lid with hounds in reliefand engraved town scene inbackground, floral decorationto sides and engine turneddetail to the base

3.5cm x 8.5cm x 2.5cm

£200-300

898 FE281/19A George IV threaded silvergilt snuff boxG Wheeler, Birmingham 1828,of rectangular outline, withreeded sides, cover and base,the centre of the cover withengraved coronet andentwined initials

4cm x 7cm x 2cm, 65.9g

£200-300

899 FF440/16A silver scent bottleof cylindrical form, withengraved foliate detail to thebody, the hinged lid withengraved initials and glassstopper, in original fitted case

55mm tall

£180-250

900 FE222/2An 18th century filigree silvermounted book bindingthe decoration of scrollingfoliate design with hingedcover and spine, containing amid 17th century Italian bookof hours

10cm x 7cm

£200-300

901 FG49/1A collection of sauce ladlesto include a pair Edinburgh1791; A pair by MC, Edinburgh1804 and a single exampleEdinburgh 1816 (5)

150g

£150-200


Silver

167

909 FF160/66AGlasgow - A Scottishprovincial teapot standJ McEwan, marked JMc fourtimes, of shaped outline withprick engraved border and theflat with flower and foliateborder, raised on four ballfeet

18cm wide, 4.9oz

£150-180

906 FG110/2A George III water potThomas Evans (possibly) London 1774, theplain baluster body with short fluted spot andS scroll wooden handle, with domed coverwith bud finials and gadrooned rim, raised ona short stem and gadrooned foot

28cm high, 25.5oz

£800-1,200

907 FD770/2A George III salverRichard Rugg, London 1762, of shapedcircular outline with gadrooned and shellborder, raised on four paw and ball feet

35cm diameter, 37oz

£600-800

908 FE38/2Two George III tumbler cupsLondon 1767 and 1764, eachof simple plain form withstraight sides and roundedbases

55mm and 59mm diameters

£200-300


Silver

168

917 FE38/15A pair of George II trenchersaltsLondon 1722, of cantedrectangular form withconcave sides and chasedscroll, shell and floraldecoration (2)

8.2cm wide, 4.6oz

£100-200

918 FC765/86A George I Punch ladleLondon 1710, marks worn,the bellied bowl with plaineverted rim and initials‘C/R*M’ to base, with socketstem and twisted baleenhandle

36cm long

£120-180

911 FG192/12A George III skewerLondon, circa 1760, of simpleform with tapered blade andring terminal

30cm long, 70g

£120-180

912 FG3/6A matched set of six GeorgeII tablespoonsIT, London circa 1756 (variousdates), of Hanoverian patternwith engraved crest to reverseof terminal (6)


£200-300

913 FE38/37A George III waiterLondon 1754, of shapedcircular outline with shell andcrescent border, the centrewith chased foliate scrollssurrounding an engravedarmorial, raised on three hooffeet


£250-400

914 FG3/4A matched set of six 18thcentury three pronged forksvarious dates and makers, ofHanoverian pattern five withengraved crest to reverse ofterminal (6)


£500-800

915 FG3/5A set of 18th century silvermounted pistol grip knivesmainly unmarked, some withlion passant mark only,comprising nine table andnine smaller knives each withchamfered pistol grips andmodern steel blades (18)

24cm and 20cm long

£1,000-1,200

916 FF88/4A collection of early flatwarevarious dates and makers, toinclude tablespoons, dessertspoons and tea spoons, somewith shell or picture back (qty)

20.4oz

£200-300


Silver

169

910 FG110/1A George III baluster coffee potWilliam Grundy, London 1759, of plainbaluster from with flutes, S scroll spout andfruit wood handle, the hinged cover withgadrooned rim and wrythen finial, raised ona gadrooned rim

28.5cm high, 30.8oz

£1,200-1,800

919 EAA931/1A rare early English provincial George Ioctagonal teapotJohn Carnaby, Newcastle 1721, of octagonalform with domed hinged cover and facettedstraight spout, with simple C scroll woodenhandle and raised on a simple collar foot

16cm high, 11.5oz

£2,000-3,000


Silver

170

921 FF160/61George II sugar bowl and coverPeter Archambo I (probably), London 1731,the tapered hemispherical body, finely flatchased classical border, triple cartoucheswith armorial and crests, all raised on awaisted stem and domed foot with acanthusborder, the domed pull off cover similarlydecorated and with compressed finial

13cm high, 13.4oz

Heraldry:The arms are those of MILNER of Burton Grange,Yorkshire impaling another.

£1,000-1,200

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920 FG10/1A pair of George II tapersticksLondon 1734, the stepped sconces withmoulded ribs above a knopped taperedhexagonal stem, on domed flared hexagonalbase

11cm high, 6.8oz

£1,000-1,500

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We provide valuation and management servicesfor personal, corporate and institutionalcollections in addition to providing insurancevaluations and advising on the acquisition anddisposal of individual works of art.

To find out more about the range of servicesavailable please visit our website or telephoneyour nearest office.

UK HEAD OFFICERachel Doerr78 Pall MallLondon, SW1Y 5ES

+44 (0)845 882 2794+44 (0)203 159 5425

[email protected]

Also in Edinburgh, Glasgow & Chester

US HEAD OFFICEAnita Heriot503 W. Lancaster AvenueWayne, PA 19087

+1 610 254 8400

[email protected]

Also in Boston, Charlottesville & Philadelphia

www.pallmallartadvisors.com

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STANDARD TERMS &CONDITIONS OF SALE

Lyon & Turnbull carries on business withbidders, buyers and all those present inthe auction room prior to, or inconnection, with a sale on the followingGeneral Conditions and on such otherterms, conditions and notices as may bereferred to herein.

1. DEFINITIONS

In these Conditions:

(a) “Auctioneer” means the firm of Lyon &Turnbull or its authorised auctioneer, asappropriate;

(b) “deliberate forgery” means animitation made with the intention ofdeceiving as to authorship, origin, date,age, period, culture or source but which isunequivocally described in the catalogueas being the work of a particular creatorand which, at the date of the sale, had avalue materially less than it would havehad if it had been in accordance with thedescription;

(c) “hammer price” means the level ofbidding reached (at or above any reserve)when the auctioneer brings down thehammer;

(d) “terms of consignment” means thestipulated terms and rates of commissionon which Lyon & Turnbull acceptsinstructions from sellers or their agents;

(e) “total amount due” means thehammer price in respect of the lot soldtogether with any premium, Value AddedTax chargeable and any additional chargespayable by a defaulting buyer under theseConditions;

(f) “sale proceeds” means the net amountdue to the seller, being the hammer priceof the lot sold less commission at thestated rate, Value Added Tax chargeableand any other amounts due to us by theseller in whatever capacity and howeverarising;

(g) “You”, “Your”, etc. refer to the buyer asidentified in Condition 2.

(h) The singular includes the plural andvice versa as appropriate.

2. BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THEBUYER

(a) Bidders are required to register theirparticulars before bidding and to satisfyany security arrangements before enteringthe auction room to view or bid;

(b) the maker of the highest bid acceptedby the auctioneer conducting the saleshall be the buyer at the hammer priceand any dispute about a bid, which mustbe raised before the next lot is offered,shall be settled at the auctioneer’sabsolute discretion.

(c) Bidders shall be deemed to act asprincipals.

(d) Once made, no bid may be withdrawn.

(e) Our right to bid on behalf of the selleris expressly reserved up to the amount ofany reserve and the right to refuse any bidis also reserved.

3. INCREMENTS

Bidding increments shall be at theauctioneer’s sole discretion.

4. THE PURCHASE PRICE

The buyer shall pay the hammer pricetogether with a premium thereon.


VAT will be charged on the premium at therate imposed by law.

5. VALUE ADDED TAX

Value Added Tax on the hammer price isimposed by law on all items affixed withan asterisk (*) or dagger (†). Value AddedTax is charged at the appropriate rate

prevailing by law at the date of sale and ispayable by buyers of relevant lots.

6. PAYMENT

(1) Immediately a lot is sold you will:

(a) pay to us the total amount due in cashor in such other way as is agreed by us.We accept cash, bank transfer (details onrequest), Switch or Debit Cards and Visaor MasterCard (please note there is asurcharge of 2% (VAT included) whenusing credit cards). We do not acceptAmerican Express.

(2) any payments by you to us may beapplied by us towards any sums owingfrom you to us on any account whateverwithout regard to any directions of you oryour agent, whether express or implied.

7. TITLE AND COLLECTION OFPURCHASES

(1) The ownership of any lots purchasedshall not pass to you until you have madepayment in full to us of the total amountdue.

(2) You shall at your own risk and expensetake away any lots that you havepurchased and paid for not later than fourworking days following the day of theauction or upon the clearance of anycheque used for payment after which youshall be responsible for any removal,storage and other associated charges.

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

(4) It is the buyer’s responsibility toascertain collection procedures,particularly if the sale is not being held atour main saleroom and the potentialstorage charges for lots not collected bythe appropriate time.

8. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT ORFAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES

(1) If any lot is not paid for in full and takenaway in accordance with these Conditionsor if there is any other breach of theseConditions, we, as agent for the seller andon their behalf, shall at our absolutediscretion and without prejudice to anyother rights we may have, be entitled toexercise one or more of the followingrights and remedies:

(a) to proceed against you for damages forbreach of contract;

(b) to rescind the sale of that lot and/orany other lots sold by us to you;

(c) to resell the lot (by auction or privatetreaty) in which case you shall beresponsible for any resulting deficiency inthe total amount due (after crediting anypart payment and adding any resale costs).Any surplus so arising shall belong to theseller;

(d) to remove, store and insure the lot atyour expense and, in the case of storage,either at our premises or elsewhere;

(e) to charge interest at a rate of 1.5% permonth above the current base rate on thetotal amount due, to the extent it remainsunpaid for more than four working daysafter the sale;

(f) to retain that or any other lot sold toyou until you pay the total amount due;

(g) to reject or ignore bids from you oryour agent at future auctions or to imposeconditions before any such bids shall beaccepted;

(h) to apply any proceeds of sale of otherlots due or in future becoming due to youtowards the settlement of the total amountdue and to exercise a lien (that is a right toretain possession of) any of your propertyin our possession for any purpose until thedebt due is satisfied.

(2) We shall, as agent for the seller andon their behalf pursue these rights andremedies only as far as is reasonable tomake appropriate recovery in respect ofbreach of these Conditions

9. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY

All members of the public on ourpremises are there at their own risk andmust note the lay-out of theaccommodation and securityarrangements. Accordingly neither theauctioneer nor our employees or agentsshall incur liability for death or personalinjury (except as required by law by reasonof our negligence) or similarly for thesafety of the property of persons visitingprior to or at a sale.

10. COMMISSION BIDS

While prospective buyers are stronglyadvised to attend the auction and arealways responsible for any decision to bidfor a particular lot and shall be assumedto have carefully inspected and satisfiedthemselves as to its condition we shall ifso instructed clearly and in writing executebids on their behalf. Neither theauctioneer or our employees or agentsshall be responsible for any failure to doso. Where two or more commission bidsat the same level are recorded we reservethe right in our absolute discretion toprefer the first bid so made.

11. WARRANTY OF TITLE ANDAVAILABILITY

The seller warrants to the auctioneer andto you that the seller is the true owner ofthe property consigned or is properlyauthorised by the true owner to consign itfor sale and is able to transfer good andmarketable title to the property free fromany third party claims.

12. AGENCY

The auctioneer normally acts as agentonly and disclaims any responsibility fordefault by sellers or buyers.

13. TERMS OF SALE

The seller acknowledges that lots are soldsubject to the stipulations of theseConditions in their entirety and on theTerms of Consignment as notified to theconsignor at the time of the entry of thelot.

14. STANDARD VENDOR FEES ANDCHARGES (Subject to VAT)

(1) Commission: 15% of the first £3000 and10% thereafter is charged on the sellingprice of each lot (subject to a minimumcharge of £30). Loss and damagewarranty: 1.5% on value of lots sold.Photography: max £40 mono per lot, max£250 colour. Internet Marketing Service:£10 per lot.

(2) If a vendor wishes to withdraw a lotorganized for sale, a withdrawal fee willapply;

(a) If withdrawn over 28 working days priorto the sale, this will be charged at 10% ofthe mid estimate along with any ancilliaryincurred (such as photography), all subjectto VAT at the current rate.

(b) If withdrawn within 28 working days ofthe sale, this will be charged at 20% of themid estimate along with any ancilliaryincurred (such as photography), all subjectto VAT at the current rate.

15. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION

(1) While we seek to describe lotsaccurately, it may be impractical for us tocarry out exhaustive due diligence on eachlot. Prospective buyers are given ampleopportunities to view and inspect beforeany sale and they (and any independentexperts on their behalf) must satisfythemselves as to the accuracy of anydescription applied to a lot. Prospectivebuyers also bid on the understanding that,inevitably, representations or statementsby us as to authorship, genuineness,origin, date, age, provenance, condition orestimated selling price involve matters ofopinion. We undertake that any suchopinion shall be honestly and reasonably

held and accept liability for opinions givennegligently or fraudulently. Subject to theforegoing neither we the auctioneer or ouremployees or agents or the seller acceptliability for the correctness of suchopinions and all conditions andwarranties, whether relating todescription, condition or quality of lots,express, implied or statutory, are herebyexcluded. This Condition is subject to thenext following Condition concerningdeliberate forgeries and applies save asprovided for in paragraph 6 “information tobuyers”.

(2) Private treaty sales made under theseConditions are deemed to be sales byauction for purposes of consumerlegislation.

16. FORGERIES

Notwithstanding the preceding Condition,any Lot which proves to be a deliberateforgery (as defined) may be returned to usby you within 21 days of the auctionprovided it is in the same condition aswhen bought, and is accompanied byparticulars identifying it from the relevantcatalogue description and a writtenstatement of defects. If we are satisfiedfrom the evidence presented that the lot isa deliberate forgery we shall refund themoney paid by you for the lot including anybuyer’s premium provided that (1) if thecatalogue description reflected theaccepted view of scholars and experts asat the date of sale or (2) you personally arenot able to transfer a good and marketabletitle to us, you shall have no rights underthis condition.

The right of return provided by thisCondition is additional to any right orremedy provided by law or by theseConditions of Sale.

GENERAL

17. We shall have the right at ourdiscretion, to refuse admission to ourpremises or attendance at our auctions byany person.

18 (1) Any right to compensation for lossesliabilities and expenses incurred in respectof and as a result of any breach of theseConditions and any exclusions provided bythem shall be available to the sellerand/or the auctioneer as appropriate.

(2). Such rights and exclusions shallextend to and be deemed to be for thebenefit of employees and agents of theseller and/or the auctioneer who maythemselves enforce them.

19. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidderor viewer may be given by first class mailin which case it shall be deemed to havebeen received by the addressee 48 hoursafter posting.

20. Special terms may be used incatalogue descriptions of particularclasses of items (Books, Jewellery,paintings, guns, firearms etc) in whichcase the descriptions must be interpretedin accordance with any glossary orguidance notes appearing in thecatalogue. These notices and terms willalso form part of our terms and conditionsof sales.

21. Any indulgence extended to biddersbuyers or sellers by us notwithstandingthe strict terms of these Conditions or ofthe Terms of Consignment shall affect theposition at the relevant time only and inrespect of that particular concession only;in all other respects these Conditionsshall be construed as having full force andeffect.

22. Scottish law applies to theinterpretation of these Conditions.

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Sale Title

Sale Date Sale No.

Title Initials Client No.

Surname

Address

Postcode

Telephone Fax

E-mail

Client Signature Date

Lyon and Turnbull office use

Date Time By Bidder No.

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Absentee bid form

Sale/customer details

33 Broughton Place Edinburgh EH1 3RR Tel +44 (0)131 557 8844 Fax +44 (0)131 557 8668

182 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 4HGTel +44 (0)141 333 1992 Fax +44 (0)141 332 2928e-mail:[email protected]

I request Lyon and Turnbull,without legal obligation of anykind on its part, to bid on thefollowing lots up to the priceslisted.

I understand that if any of mybids are successful the totalprice payable will be theamount of the final bid plus aBuyer’s premium calculated atthe following rates:


VAT will be charged onthe premium.

The premium and VAT ispayable by all purchasers.

Lots in the catalogue marked* or † are subject to VAT on thehammer price as well as thepremium.

Where there are identical bidsfor a lot, the first bid receivedwill be have precedence.

Please make certain that yourbids are submitted at least twohours before the start of thesale.

£ Sterling limitLot.No Description Ex. Premium & VAT

Scottish Design & Wemyss WareMonday, 19th August, 201333 Broughton Place, Edinburgh EH1 3RR


Enquiries

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Local DeliveriesLocal deliveries can bearranged by A&S PertRemovals.Telephone 07876343520.

Packing and ShippingPlease note that we donot pack or ship items.The following sug-gested carriers will beable to arrange pack-ing and shipping;please contact themdirectly to receive aquote. You may wishto contact an alterna-tive courier.

Smaller items & PicturesMailboxes Etc44/46 Morningside RoadEdinburgh EH10 4BFThe direct link to the orderingform is:http://www.mbeedinburgh.com/art-and-antiques.phpTel: +44 (0)131 556 6226Fax: +44 (0)131 652 3673Email:[email protected]

Furniture and larger itemsConstantineConstantine HouseNorth Caldeen RoadCoatbridgeNorth Lanarkshire ML5 4EFTel: +44(0)1236 750055Fax: +44(0)1236 750077E-mail:[email protected]

A Van Man TransportUnit 5, Benridge ParkHolyrood Close, Creek-moorPoole, Dorset BH17 7BDTel: +44 (0)1202 600 012Fax: +44 (0)1202 600 206Email: [email protected]

Fine Art CarriersGallery Support Group37 Cremer StreetLondon E2 8HDTel: +44 (0)20 7729 6692Email:[email protected]

Arrangements for Sold LotsAll bought items will be heldfree of charge at BroughtonPlace until the Friday follow-ing the sale.

Thereafter lots will be re-moved to store in Edinburghand a charge incurred.

Administration fee:£20 + VAT

Storage charges per lot perday are:

Large Items£5 inc. insurance + VAT

Small Items£2.50 inc. insurance + VAT

CateringRefreshments will be avail-able at the saleroom on viewdays and day of sale.

Waverley Station

ParkingMulti-storey car parking isavailable at Greenside Placeand in the St. James Centre;five minutes walk from thesaleroom.

Lyon & Turnbull saleroom

St Andrew Square

© Lyon and Turnbull Ltd. 2013. All rights reserved. No part of thispublication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system ortransmitted by any form or by any means without the prior writtenpermission of Lyon and Turnbull Ltd.

33 Broughton Place, EdinburghEH1 3RRTel +44 (0)131 557 8844Fax +44 (0)131 557 8668

email. [email protected]

182 Bath Street, GlasgowG2 4HGTel +44 (0)141 333 1992Fax +44 (0)141 332 8240

78 Pall Mall, LondonSW1Y 5ESTel +44 (0)20 7930 9115Fax +44 (0)20 7930 7274

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