AUCTIONEERS Established 1861 - Wright Manley

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106 - A 9CT GOLD SINGLE STONE CITRINE RING CIRCA 1980. Bold coronet mount. A 9ct gold and opal single stone ring Birmingham 1984. Two brooches nineteenth century. (4) £90 - 150 107 - AN ATTRACTIVE 18CT GOLD SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RING LONDON 1990. Three uniform claw set circular cut sapphires interspersed by four uniform diamonds (total estimated weight of diamonds 0.20ct). Three diamonds on each shoulder. £120 - 170 108 - A DECORATIVE CURB LINK NECKLACE IMPORTED LONDON 1986. £180 - 250 110 - A DIAMOND PENDANT CIRCA 2005. Square design 'en point' and set with eight-cut diamonds. Suspended from a small box link chain. 3grams gross (2) £70 - 90 111 - A 9CT GOLD CURB LINK BRACELET circa 1890. Fittings missing. 11grams. Also a red glass and base metal vinaigrette circa 1860. (2) £70 - 90 112 - A MUFF CHAIN CIRCA 1860, with plain square links (broken). 13 grams, also a smaller base metal chain. (2) £120 - 180 113 - A CIRCULAR LINK MUFF CHAIN CIRCA 1880, with pierced globe vinaigrette attached. 10grams (2) £80 - 150 115 - AN 18CT WHITE GOLD PADPARADSCHA SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND THREE STONE RING. Claw set cushion cut stone (estimated to weigh 3.17cts) with a brilliant cut diamond on each side (each estimated to weigh 0.30ct). * Padparadscha sapphies are found in Syri Lanka, Vietnam and Africa. They are orange/pink in colour and less common than other colours of sapphires. Their name derives from the Sinhalise word for lotus blossom and are the only type of corundum to be given their own name, instead of being known as a colour of sapphire. These stones were originally classified as rubies (also corundum family). £2800 - 3500 116 - A PAIR OF SINGLE STONE DIAMOND EAR STUDS CIRCA 1998. Each claw set brilliant cut stone (estimated to weigh 0.33ct) in a decorative mount. £600 - 800 117 - A SEED PEARL AND BLACK ENAMEL MOURNING RING NINETEENTH CENTURY. Central lock of hair within a border of seed pearls and with black enamelled shoulders. Reeded shank £50 - 70 118 - A GARNET AND HALF PEARL BROOCH IN NINETEENTH CENTURY STYLE, CIRCA 1970. Square and lattice work design suspended from a small oval link chain. Also a bar brooch of scroll and roped design circa 1880. (2) £100 - 150 119 - A SHELL CAMEO BROOCH CIRCA 1870, depicting a Grecian lady and mounted within a bold scrolled border. Base metal pin. A bar brooch circa 1880 and a large 9ct gold stud, Birmingham 1899. (3) £60 - 80 120 - A DIAMOND HEART PENDANT CIRCA 2006. Pavé set with small peg set brilliant cut stones. 3grams gross £200 - 400 Lot 126 121 - A 9CT GOLD AND RUBY LINE BRACELET CIRCA 2008. Open plain articulated links with alternate peg set circular cut rubies. 11grams gross £300 - 500 122 - AN 18CT GOLD DIAMOND THREE QUARTER ETERNITY RING CIRCA 2007. Channel set uniform brilliant cut stones (total estimated weight 1.19cts). Birmingham assay mark. £1000 - 1500 123 - A RUSSIAN COIN PENDANT. Decorative mount in contemporary style and hallmarked Sheffield 1989. 7grams £100 - 150 124 - A THREE STONE RUBY RING CIRCA 1985. Three row ribbed design each set with an oval collet set stone. Mount in a diagonal design. 5grams gross £200 - 400 125 - A THREE STONE DIAMOND CROSS OVER RING CIRCA 1930. Claw set with old cut stones. £90 - 150 126 - A SEVEN STONE DIAMOND RING CIRCA 1985. Uniform claw and peg set diamonds (estimated total weight 0.70ct). See illustration £400 - 600 127 - A 9CT GOLD TIGER'S EYE RING LONDON 1975, A 9CT GOLD OPAL CLUSTER RING LONDON 1978 and a gemset pendant in late victorian style, circa 1950 suspended from a chain. (7) £150 - 200 128 - A CHARM BRACELET. Hollow twisted link design with reeded design and charms including a pipe, a teapot, a whistle, a teddy bear a trotting horse etc...also two loose charms. 60grams gross. £500 - 700 129 - A PAIR OF 18CT GOLD PINK SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CLUSTER EARRINGS CIRCA (total estimated weight of sapphires 2.90cts and diamonds 0.80ct) £1500 - 2000 130 - AN 18CT GOLD NINE STAR DIAMOND LINE PENDANT CIRCA 2004. Graduated peg set brilliant cut diamonds (estimated total weight 0.50ct), suspended from a light weight chain. £300 - 500 131 - A THREE STONE DIAMOND CROSS OVER RING CIRCA 1930. Claw set with old cut stones. £90 - 150 132 - THREE BAR BROOCHES LAST QUARTER NINETEENTH CENTURY. Various designs. (3) £50 - 70 133 - A BAR BROOCH CIRCA 1885. Geometric beaded and foliated design. £40 - 60 134 - THREE FOB SEALS FIRST HALF NINETEENTH CENTURY. Different sizes and designs and a plated tie pin. (4) £80 - 150 Fine Winter Sale 8 Thursday 2nd December 2010
135 - A SILVER GILT MASONIC MEDAL LONDON 1934. St Oswald Lodge (2992). Front with masonic emblems with dark blue and red enamel. Reverse engraved "Comp Riley M.E.Z January 1934". Suspensded from claret red ribbon. Fitted case by Spencer and Co, Great Queen Street, London £70 - 90 136 - A QUANTITY OF WRISTWATCH ODDMENTS. Including bezels, watch backs and bracelet sections. Some hallmarked 9ct gold. 41grams £350 - 550 138 - AN 18CT WHITE GOLD THREE STONE RING CIRCA 2006 (estimated total diamond weight 1.18ct) £1800 - 2000 139 - A SINGLE STONE PRINCESS CUT DIAMOND RING CIRCA 2007. Claw set princess cut stone (estimated to weigh 1ct) with diamond shoulders. £900 - 1200 140 - A SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RING CIRCA 2002. Princess cut diamond (estimated to weigh 0.18ct) mounted 'en point' and with raised plain and satin finished shoulders. £150 - 250 140A - NINE CHARMS CIRCA 1970. Three hallmarked as 9ct gold and including an aladdin teapot, a pair of bells, a kettle, a boot, a gemset lampstand, an eastern shoe, a purse, a tankard and a church. 12grams gross. (9) £90 - 150 141 - A ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON BROOCH, first half twentieth century. Enamelled white ensign measuring 21mm by 17mm with ruby cross and a union jack in one corner. Attached to a flag pole. **** * Originally formed as The yacht Club in 1815 the Prince Regent became a member in 1817 and when he became King George IV, granted the club official royal patronage in 1820. Early on the club became associated with the Royal Navy and Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy was amongst early honorary Naval members. In 1820, when the Prince Regent became George IV, the club was given official royal association and became known as The Royal yacht Club. The title of Royal Yacht Squadron was bestowed on the club by King William IV in 1833. The Admiralty issued a warrant for the use of what is now the Navy's white ensign in 1859. The Royal yacht Squadron is still active today. £600 - 800 141A - CIRCULAR BROOCH CIRCA 1890. Central design depicting a stork standing amongst reeds around decorative border. Width 32mm. Also a small pendant of similar design and period. (2) £70 - 90 142 - AN 18CT GOLD THREE STONE RUBY AND DIAMOND RING CIRCA 2004. £3000 - 5000 143 - A SLIGHTLY GRADUATED 9CT GOLD ALBERT CIRCA 1900. Length 20cms. With attached George V sovereign (1911), mounted with 9ct gold slide mount Birmingham 1972. 33grams gross. (2) £500 - 700 144 - A DIAMOND, SAPPHIRE, RUBY AND GREEN GARNET TRIPLE CLUSTER RING CIRCA 1990. £500 - 700 145 - AN OVAL SHELL CAMEO BROOCH CIRCA 1900. Depicting a Grecian lady, with a plain border. Length 5cms £70 - 90 146 - A SINGLE STONE RUBY RING CIRCA 1990. Claw set circular sut stone with a tapered baguetted diamond on each side (total estimated weight 0.40cts) £600 - 800 146A - A MOTHER OF PEARL OVAL CLUSTER RING £80 - 150 147 - AN 18CT WHITE GOLD EMERALD AND DIAMOND THREE STONE RING CIRCA 1990. Central claw set circular cut emerald (estimated to weigh 0.74ct) with a single brilliant cut diamond on each shoulder (each estimated to weigh 0.15ct). £800 - 1200 151 - A VICTORIAN GOLD SOVEREIGN 1896 £150 - 200 152 - A GEORGE V GOLD SOVEREIGN 1912 £150 - 200 153 - VICTORIAN CROWN 1899 1893 a double florin 1890 and a Victorian half crown 1894 shield back and three other coins £20 - 40 153A - A DIAMOND PINK AND GREEN TOURMALINE DOUBLE DROP PENDANT CIRCA 2001. £150 - 250 WATCHES 154 - AN OPEN FACED 18CT GOLD POCKET WATCH LONDON 1885. White enamelled dial with black arabic numerals and quartered hours. Subsidiary seconds dial at six o'clock. Stylised blued steel hour and minute hands. Gilt three quarter plate keyless lever movement, width 42mm. Retailed by Pattison, Bradford. See illustration. £350 - 550 155 - A SWISS 14K POCKET WATCH CIRCA 1900. Decorative watch dial with black Roman numerals and stylized dotted hours. Key wound cylinder movement, width 36mm. Hinged inner base metal dust cover. Reverse with decorative design. Also two 9ct gold wrist watches of later date. £70 - 90 156 - A 9CT GOLD WALTHAM OPEN FACED POCKET WATCH BIRMINGHAM 1949. White enamelled dial with black roman numerals and quartered hours. Subsidiary seconds dial at six o'clock. Jewelled keyless nickel movement, width 40mm. Signed throughout. £180 - 250 Lot 154 Fine Winter Sale 9 Thursday 2nd December 2010
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