Jewellery and Silver Tuesday 12th October 2010
Viewing
at 11am
Sunday 10th October 2pm - 5pm Monday 11th October 10am - 5pm
Sale Number LT298
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JEWELLERY 1 A 9ct gold cased propelling pencil engine turned case, engraved W ORR, and an Art Deco style 9ct gold cased wrist watch, rectangular dial, movement inscribed VIGILANT £150-200 2 An all diamond cluster ring set in 18ct white gold and a millegrain set cluster of nine circular cut diamonds, diamond set shoulder £200-300 3 A diamond floral brooch of stylised design, set throughout with graduated old European and rose cut diamonds Length 4cm £150-200
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Colin Fraser Trevor Kyle
6 A Victorian cameo pendant the central circular cameo of a classical figure in profile, within a border of pearls and with a cannatille work frame, with integral suspenion Overall diameter 32mm diameter £120-180 7 A Victorian gold brooch of shaped oval form, composed of fruiting vines; a turquoise and cultured pearl set floral brooch; together with an oval cut turquoise cabochon set pendant, with shaped oval pierced double border, suspended from a gilt metal belcher link chain (3) Brooches 4cm and 3.5cm, pendant 2.5cm (including bale), chain 41cm £200-300
4 A solitaire diamond ring claw set in platinum with a square princess cut diamond of approximately 0.7ct, 18ct gold shank £400-600
8 A Victorian memorial brooch of rounded rectangular design, the central glazed panel containing an embroidered floral motif, within a surround of circular cut onyx cabochons, inscribed in script to reverse JGB, Feb : 3, 1831. 2.8cm x 2.4cm £100-200
5 Equestrian interest - an Edwardian 15ct gold diamond set novelty brooch designed as a horseshoe, rose cut diamond set riding crop and whip, with safety chain 4cm x 5cm, 9.9g total £200-300
9 A 19th century mosaic brooch of oval design, decorated with a polychrome floral cluster, to a black ground within a Greek key decorated border, with additional suspension hoop 5.5cm x 4.5cm £500-600
10 An Art Nouveau diamond set brooch of shaped circular design, cast as a female portrait profile with stylised swirling hair against a lyre, set with borders of rose cut diamonds, stamped to reverse 18K 3.2cm x 2.7cm, 18.3g total £600-800
14 A collection of stickpins to include a Victorian stickpin with circular terminal set with a cluster of seven old European cut diamonds, with stud conversion, contained in a tooled burgundy leather fitted case; together with four assorted pearl set stickpins (5) £100-200
11 A Georgian memorial ring the front composed of a curved oval panel, with central glazed panel, containing woven hair, within a border of half-pearls and outer deep blue and white enamelled borders, flanked by split scroll form shoulders Length of central oval panel 1.5cm £400-600
15 A pair of all diamond cluster earrings the central diamond with a raised border of seven diamonds and further outer border of ten diamonds, all circular brilliant cut and set in yellow gold, post and screw fittings Diamond weight approximately 2.1ct £1,200-1,500
12 An Edwardian 9ct gold bracelet of composed of semi-textured brick form links, interspersed by ball and scroll form links, with foliate engraved padlock clasp Length 19.5cm, 18g £120-180
16 An all diamond set floral spray brooch modelled as a scrolling spray, set with seventy one circular cut diamonds and four baguette diamonds, brooch fitting with screw down clasp Diamond weight approximately 4.5ct £800-1,200
13 A novelty brooch designed as a greyhound naturalistically cast with textured finish, stamped with continental gold control marks 4cm x 2.5cm, 18.8g total £500-600
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17 A pair of cinnamon diamond and pearl pendant earrings each composed of a claw set round brilliant cut diamond, of a light cinnamon brown hue, surmounting an ovoid cultured pearl drop, each measuring approximately 10.5 x 8.5mm, with hinged wire fittings stamped with Russian gold control marks Length 3cm, estimated total diamond weight approximately 0.66cts £400-600 18 An 18ct gold mounted five-stone diamond ring claw set with slightly graduated old European cut diamonds Estimated total diamond weight 1.77cts £600-800 19 A diamond cluster ring claw set to the centre with an old European cut diamond, within a circular border of smaller similarly cut diamonds, additionally flanked to either shoulder by a millegrain collet set old mine cut diamond, shank stamped 18ct Diameter of central circular cluster 1.1cm, estimated total diamond weight 1.64cts £800-1,200 20 A contemporary diamond floral cluster ring of cross-over design, designed as two stylised flowerheads, each claw set to the centre with a cluster of seven round brilliant cut diamonds, within open petal-shaped borders set with similarly cut diamonds, flanked by scroll shoulders each also set with graduated round brilliant cut diamonds, precious white metal shank stamped G750 Overall length of floral clusters to front 2.4cm £500-600 21* A modern diamond set bangle of hinged design, claw set to the centre front with a circular cluster of princess and marquise cut diamonds, flanked by borders of round brilliant cut diamonds, with concealed clasp and safety clip, precious white metal setting stamped 750 Diameter 6cm, estimated total diamond weight 2.24cts £1,300-1,500
22* An all diamond line bracelet composed of slightly graduated millegrain collet set round brilliant cut diamonds, with concealed clasp and safety clips, precious white metal setting stamped K18 750 Length 18cm, estimated total diamond weight approximately 1.50cts £800-1,200 23 An 18ct white gold mounted diamond solitaire pendant with chain the pendant claw set with a round brilliant cut diamond, with plain tapering bale, suspended from an 18ct white gold fine belcher link chain, with accompanying AnchorCert diamond report numbered 1/20610-001, stating; carat weight estimated 0.78cts; colour grade I and clarity grade I1 (P1) Lengths: pendant 0.7cm (including bale); chain 46cm £750-850 24 A five stone diamond ring claw set with uniform round brilliant cut diamonds, shank stamped 14K Estimated total diamond weight 0.40cts £180-250 25 An early 20th century diamond single-stone ring the intricately pierced domed front box set to the centre with a round brilliant cut diamond Estimated diamond weight 0.39cts £300-400 26 An 18ct gold mounted diamond single-stone ring claw set with a round brilliant cut diamond, shank numbered F3D 89358 .92 Estimated diamond weight 0.92cts £600-900 27* A contemporary diamond set ring pave set to the front with round brilliant cut diamonds, precious white metal setting stamped 18K 750 Ring size: N/O (UK)/ 7 (USA); estimated total diamond weight 0.85cts £500-700
28* A modern 18ct white gold mounted diamond cluster ring corner claw set to the centre with a trap cut diamond, within a surround similarly set with round brilliant and baguette cut diamonds Length of central cluster 0.8cm £500-700 29 An 18ct gold mounted five-stone diamond ring claw set with uniform round brilliant cut diamonds Estimated total diamond weight 0.80cts £300-500 30* A pair of modern 18ct white gold mounted diamond cluster earrings each of triangular design, claw set to the centre with a fancy triangular cut diamond, within a surround of round brilliant and baguette cut diamonds, with post and butterfly fittings Length of fronts 3cm, estimated total diamond weight 1.00cts £950-1,100 31 A pair of 18ct white gold mounted diamond ear studs each claw set with a round brilliant cut diamond, with post and butterfly fittings Estimated total diamond weight 1.12cts £600-900 32 A modern emerald and diamond set pendant with chain the pendant claw set to the centre with a pear cut emerald within an open ovoid border set with round brilliant cut diamonds, with similarly set bale, suspended from a fine belcher link chain Lengths: pendant 2.4cm (including bale); chain 40cm £300-400 33* A contemporary emerald and diamond set ring the central claw set pear cut emerald within an ovoid surround similarly set with round brilliant cut diamonds, flanked to each shoulder by twelve round brilliant cut diamonds, precious white metal setting stamped 18K 750 Length of central cluster 0.9cm, estimated weights: emerald 0.52cts; diamonds 0.28cts total £600-900
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34 A multi-gem set ring and pendant with chain the ring designed as a broad band with textured finish, collet set to the front with an old European cut diamond flanked to either side by a trap cut emerald, stamped indistinctly; the pendant collet set with an oval cut green cabochon, with plain bale stamped indistinctly, suspended from a fancy flat link necklace, with plain rectangular clasp stamped 750 ITALY (2) Width of ring to front 0.9cm, ring size R (UK)/9 (USA), pendant 3cm (including bale), chain 42.5cm £250-450 35 An art deco emerald and diamond ring the central square cut emerald within a shaped diamond set borders and shoulders all set in platinum £200-300 36 A Victorian gold brooch and a collection of other jewellery to include; cameo ring, graduated strand of cultured pearls; a small collection of marcasite jewellery in rings, brooches, clips, etc. agate brooch, watches etc. (Qty) £200-350 37 A good quality gold and enamel cross of plain form with enamel of Christ crucified and INRI above, the rear engraved ‘ Lidole de non coeur brise’ and in Greek 49mm long £200-300 38* An emerald and diamond halfeternity ring alternately millegrain set to the front with baguette cut emeralds and princess cut diamonds Ring size: M (UK)/6.25 (USA); estimated total weights: emeralds 0.21cts; diamonds 0.15cts £300-500 39 A three stone ruby ring the circular cut stones in a rub over setting in white metal, yellow metal shank stamped 18ct, together with a half pearl set floral spray brooch, and a Victorian memorial brooch £180-220
40* A contemporary diamond set pendant of open shaped oval form, pave set to the front lower edge with round brilliant cut diamonds, with plain bale stamped 18K 750 Length 3.4cm, estimated total diamond weight 0.89cts £600-900
48 An unusual pearl and diamond ring the central pearl with attractive pink hue and a smaller paler colour pearl to each side and all bordered by circular cut border in yellow gold, scroll chased gallery, bifurcated shoulders Ring size L £800-1,200
41 An Edwardian pearl star and crescent brooch traditionally modelled as a crescent with a large central pearl set star £200-300
49 A sapphire and diamond triple cluster ring the three sapphires with surrounding pave set border of circular cut diamonds, set in white metal, pierced gallery and yellow metal shank £300-500
42 A gold cannatille work bracelet unmarked, the slightly expanding bracelet of open mesh form, milled detail to the links, the square clasp with cannatille floral detail 62mm long £300-500 43 Sotheby’s - The Jewels of the Duchess of Windsor Geneva 1987, hard bound catalogue with dust wrapper and prices realised list £100-200 44 A small two stone diamond ring angled setting with two small diamonds, another, together with four gold rings; part neck chains; two gold cased wrist watches; gold framed miniature (Qty) £200-250 45 A large collection of costume and other jewellery to include; various watches; verge watch movement; modern and other wrist watches; neck chains; various gem necklaces; ivory bangle; compacts; hair combs; cigarette case; paste brooches; earrings etc. opera glasses; crystal and other necklaces (Qty) £120-180 47 A modern amethyst set necklace claw set to the front with seven large oval cut amethysts, suspended from a fancy curb link chain, clasp stamped 14K Length 37cm, estimated total amethyst weight 115.18cts £600-800
50 A moonstone spectacle set necklace composed of collet set fancy circular cut moonstones, conjoined by small belcher form links, with hinged circular clasp stamped 750 Length 78cm £800-1,200 51 A pair of diamond cluster earrings each of circular design, claw set to the centre with a floral cluster of seven round brilliant cut diamonds, within an open border set with similarly cut diamonds, with post and butterfly fittings, mounts stamped 18K Diameter of cluster 0.9cm, estimated total diamond weight 0.46cts £300-500 52 An opal and diamond set ring and matching earrings the ring claw set to the centre with an oval cut opal cabochon, within a surround of round brilliant cut diamonds; the earrings also each claw set with an oval cut opal cabochon, with post and butterfly fittings Length of cluster to ring 1.5cm, length of earrings 0.95cm £250-350 53 A ruby and diamond ring the oval ruby corner claw set within an 18ct white gold border set sixteen circular cut diamonds, millegrain edge, yellow gold pierced gallery and shank Ring size N1/2 £400-600
54 An opal and diamond ring the ventral opal claw set and with two millegrain graduated diamonds to each shoulder, chased and pierced gallery Ring size K1/2 £500-700 55 Three assorted gem set rings to include a coral cabochon set floral cluster ring, setting stamped 750; a modern graduated cultured pearl and gold bead cluster ring, setting similarly stamped 750; together with a 9ct gold mounted three-stone ring, with central claw set oval cut blue topaz, flanked to either side by a smaller circular cut blue gem, with scroll cast shoulders (3) £200-300
60 A Victorian gold brooch the oval garnet cabochon with onset gold star set half pearls, outer rope twist border together with another Victorian gold oval pendant set central turquoise cabochon set coral, outer cannatille decorated border £300-400 61 A 19th century gold and painted tie pin the circular porcelain panel painted with a putto within a circular rope twist and ball border, signed to the rear ‘Mellerio R Paix 9’ Head 12mm diameter Note: Mellerio are a well established family firm of jewellers and established since 1613 with thirteen generations ongoing. The firm is still at Rue de la Paix in Paris
£150-250 56 An aquamarine set bracelet composed of rose-coloured curb form links, interspersed by yellow coloured ropetwisted links, each claw set with a trap cut aquamarine, with concealed clasp and safety clip, stamped 18K Length 17.5cm, estimated total aquamarine weight 20.00cts £500-700 57 A contemporary 14ct white gold mounted aquamarine and diamond set ring corner claw set to the centre with a square trap cut aquamarine, flanked to either side by three round brilliant cut diamonds Estimated weights: aquamarine 3.25cts; diamonds approximately 0.24cts total £250-450 58 A collection of silver jewellery to include an Art Nouveau two piece buckles, various Celtic brooches, a gilt clan badge and a luckenbooth etc (8) £120-180 59 A contemporary 14ct white gold mounted pink tourmaline and diamond set ring claw set with a large oval cut pink tourmaline, flanked to either side by two round brilliant cut diamonds Estimated weights: pink tourmaline 4.46cts; diamonds approximately 0.24cts total £250-450
62 A contemporary 14ct white gold mounted Kunzite and diamond set ring the central claw set slim oval cut Kunzite flanked to either side by three round brilliant cut diamonds Estimated weights: Kunzite 4.55cts; diamonds approximately 0.30cts total £300-400 63 A contemporary 14ct white gold mounted turquoise and diamond set ring claw set with an oval cut turquoise cabochon, flanked to either side by three round brilliant cut diamonds Estimated weights: turquoise 8.58cts; diamonds approximately 0.60cts total £300-500 64 Two marcasite set brooches each of large size, to include a pierced rectangular brooch and a stylised lizard form brooch, both set throughout with circular rose cut marcasites Lengths 12.2cm and 15cm £100-200 65 A diamond, ruby platinum ring the central cushion cut ruby of deep colour, rubover setting with a diamond set motif above and below, slight open gallery and diamond set shoulders, platinum shank and mounts Ring size J £600-800
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66 A Victorian garnet and diamond brooch of circular form with rope twist gold border, cabochon garnet with onset eight pointed star set old cut diamonds 20mm diameter £200-300 67 Four assorted rings to include an 18ct gold wedding band; a 9ct gold mounted amethyst five-stone ring; a turquoise cabochon and rose cut diamond set floral cluster ring, with scroll pierced shoulders; together with a Victorian gold ring, designed as a foliate scroll engraved fastened garter, inscribed to inside IN MEMORY OF E.A.P. DIED 24TH MAY 1875 (4) £150-250 68 An opal and diamond five-stone ring claw set with graduated oval cut opal cabochons, interspersed by pairs of rose cut diamonds £200-300 69* A contemporary 18ct gold mounted diamond single-stone ring designed as a satin-finished tapering band, inset to the front with an oval cut diamond Estimated diamond weight 1.04cts, finger size N (UK)/6.75 (USA) £1,500-1,800 70 A 9ct gold charm bracelet the curb link bracelet with padlock clasp, suspending fifteen assorted charms, including a Tibetan prayer wheel, an articulated fish, miniature animals and others Length 18cm, 50.7g total £400-600 71 An 18ct gold mounted floral cluster ring the central claw set round brilliant cut diamond within a surround of circular cut rubies £120-180 72 A 9ct sapphire and diamond bangle the row of thirteen graduated circular cut sapphires with pairs of ‘eight’ cut diamonds between, attractively pierced gallery, hinged action with safety clip £200-300
73 A pair of gold and agate cufflinks the striped grey agate cabochons in simple rub over setting, both united by a large open link £300-500 74 TIFFANY & CO - a pair of modern ear clips each of semi-satin finished stylised foliate design, stamped (C)1981 TIFFANY & CO. 14K Length 5cm, 19.6g total £800-1,200 75 A large quantity of cultured pearls off-round and each measuring approximately 3mm diameter £50-80 76 A gold, sapphire and pearl set necklace the ‘V’ link neck chain joined to the central half pearl set floral spray with a gold heart shaped half pearl set pendant below with an angled ‘stripe’ of sapphires, barrel clasp 37cm long £500-700 77 A pair of diamond and half-pearl floral cluster earrings each claw set to the centre with a round brilliant cut diamond, within a millegrained petal shaped surround set with seven half-pearls (untested, likely to be cultured), with post fittings Diameter 1.6cm, estimated total diamond weight approximately 0.60cts £300-400 78 An Edwardian pearl and diamond necklace the articulated front composed of three graduated flowerheads, interspersed by foliate motifs, set throughout with old European cut diamonds and graduated seed pearls, suspended from a fine belcher link chain with hinged circular clasp, stamped indistinctly Overall length 41.5cm, estimated total diamond weight 0.35cts £200-300
79 A collection of items to include a cultured pearl set suite, composed of a ring and a pair of matching earrings, each set with a floral cluster of graduated cultured pearls, ring shank stamped K18; a large cultured pearl set ring, shank stamped 750; together with a foliate engraved hinged bangle stamped 9ct M core (Qty) £200-300
84* A modern sapphire and diamond cluster ring claw set to the centre with an oval cut sapphire, within a surround of ten round brilliant cut diamonds, precious white metal setting stamped 750 Length of central cluster 2cm, estimated total weights: sapphire 2.08cts; diamonds 1.00cts total £1,300-1,700
79A A collection of jewellery to include a silver gem set ring; cameo ring; turquoise and pearl eternity ring; small diamond set ring; four gem set rings; signet ring; eternity ring; three stone diamond ring (pique); wedding bands; neck chains’; unset stones, etc £200-300
85 A contemporary sapphire and diamond set pendant the pendant claw set with a pear cut sapphire, within a surround of round brilliant cut diamonds, surmounted by a cluster of three similarly cut diamonds, with plain bale Length 2.4cm (including bale) £800-1,200
80 A gold and pearl set brooch modelled as a double crescent set pearls and a small diamond and pearl set star, together with an eastern gold and pearl set bangle £200-300 81 A pair of cultured pearl and diamond pendant earrings each set with three graduated cultured pearls, interspersed by a bow-tied ribbon and foliate motifs set with old European and rose cut diamonds, with wire fittings Length 3.5cm (including wire fittings) £1,500-2,000 82 A double strand of graduated cultured pearls of good colour and lustre, navette shaped diamond set clasp 36cm long £300-500 83 An 18ct gold mounted sapphire and diamond oval cluster ring the central claw set oval cut sapphire within two graduated borders of round brilliant cut diamonds Length of central cluster 1.4cm £180-250
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86 A contemporary 14ct white gold mounted sapphire and diamond set ring claw set with a cushion cut lemon yellow sapphire, flanked to either side by a round brilliant cut diamond Estimated weights: yellow sapphire 1.46cts; diamonds approximately 0.24cts total £200-400 87 A sapphire and diamond cluster ring the circular cut sapphire with a border of eight circular cut diamonds, together with an attractive double sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the two circular cut sapphires with a scrolling border of circular cut diamonds; and a small pearl set dress ring £200-300 88 A sapphire and diamond set pendant with chain the pendant composed of a claw set oval cut sapphire, of a pleasing strong blue hue, surmounted by a collet set oval cut diamond, with plain tapering bale, stamped 750, suspended from a fine foxtail link chain, clasp stamped 750 Lengths: pendant (including bale) 2.4cm, chain 55cm, estimated weights: sapphire 2.38cts; diamond approximately 0.30cts £800-1,200
89 A collection of items to include a cultured pearl two-row necklace, with foliate decorated shaped rectangular clasp, collet set to the centre with a circular cut colourless gem; a pair of earrings, each set with two cultured pearls, settings stamped 14K; a pair of 9ct gold mounted simulated pearl earrings; a cultured pearl set foliate brooch, stamped K14; together with a 9ct gold mounted oval shell cameo brooch (Qty) £200-300 90 A collection of items to include a 15ct gold curb link Albert chain; an Art Deco marcasite set cocktail watch; two fancy link necklaces; together with five assorted gilt initials and a boxed Silver Jubilee Medal (8) Length of Albert chain 38cm, 44g £150-200 91 A coral onyx and diamond Art Deco style ring the square angled onyx base with central triangular coral band, with diamond set shaped clasps to the pierced gallery, diamond set shoulders Ring Size, O1/2 £500-700 92 A diamond set and enamelled Royal Corps of Signals brooch designed as a red enamelled crowned figure of Mercury, set throughout with single cut diamonds, surmounting a deep blue enamelled banner inscribed CERT CITO, contained in a tooled black leather fitted case stamped EDWARD & SONS LTD... 4.5cm x 2.6cm £800-1,200 93 TIFFANY & CO - a platinum mounted diamond single-stone ring claw set with a round brilliant cut diamond, shank stamped (C) TIFFANY & CO., PT 950, 22005413 .72CT, with original boxes and accompanying certificate numbered 22005413/H05130153, stating carat weight 0.72cts, colour grade H, clarity grade VS1 £1,600-1,800
94 A collection of items to include a circular cut simulated Alexandrite set cocktail ring, mount stamped 18K; a pair of 9ct white gold mounted cultured pearl earrings; a uniform cultured pearl necklace with fluted oval clasp stamped 375; a stickpin; a pair of paste set circular earrings and a gilt metal chain (Qty) £150-200 95 A 15ct gold and pearl spray brooch modelled as a spray of flowers £100-150 100 A garnet earrings and brooch set the brooch of circular stepped form ands a pair of garnet set earrings of rectangular form with central oval cabochon, enclosed settings, wire hoop suspensions £200-300 101 A gold bar brooch set oval opal plain split knife edge bar, together with a Victorian hardstone oval brooch and earring; sapphire bar brooch; two colour gold watch chain; Victorian garnet set star brooch; silver and paste earrings of drop form; 19th century foil backed oval brooch, chased border; cultured pearl necklace and other jewellery £250-350 102 A collection of items to include an oval cut black star diopside cabochon set ring; a circular cut opal cabochon set ring; a silver open faced fob watch with chain; a BOREL 1960’s red enamelled spherical fob watch with fancy link chain, original box and documents; a 9ct gold plated engine turned hinged bangle and other pieces, contained within a Rolex tooled red leather box (Qty) £200-300 103 A Victorian gold and coral brooch the rectangular coral with incised line decoration, the gold frame with cannatille work of scrolling and floral form 44mm wide £200-300
104 A Russian gold brooch the circular plain frame holding a central claw set circular cut citrine, the pin marked with cyrillic makers mark and Moscow mark 22mm diameter £100-150 105 A sapphire and diamond set wreath form brooch composed of entwined foliate scrolls, set throughout with circular cut sapphires and round brilliant and single cut diamonds Diameter 3cm £280-350 106 A contemporary diamond and amethyst ring set in white and yellow 9ct gold, with central collet set amethyst flanks by row of three brilliant cut diamonds; together with a modern silver necklace, formed as a flock of swifts in flight, on simple trace link chain (2) £150-180 107 A collection of items to include an 18ct gold mounted ruby and diamond three-stone ring of cross-over design; a 9ct gold mounted oval cut citrine set ring; a 9ct gold graduated ropetwisted chain; a 9ct rose gold foxtail link chain; abd a white metal curb link charm bracelet suspending five assorted charms (5) Chains: 45.5cm and 38.5cm, 13g and 13.3g £200-300 108 A 1960’s 18ct gold mounted sapphire and diamond set floral brooch designed as two eleven-petalled flowers, with textured finish, each claw set to the centre with a claw set cluster of circular cut sapphires and round brilliant cut diamonds Length 4.8cm, 13.4g total £250-350 109 A sapphire and diamond floral cluster ring millegrain collet set to the centre with a circular cut sapphire, within a shaped circular border of twelve old European cut diamonds Diameter of floral cluster 1cm £350-450
110 A star sapphire and diamond cluster ring the sapphire claw set and with a border of diamond set floral clusters with eight cut and rectangular cut diamonds Diamond weight approximately 0.32ct Sapphire 9.06ct £200-300 111* A contemporary ruby and diamond set ring claw set with an oval cut ruby within a border of round brilliant cut diamonds, flanked by similarly set scrolling shoulders, precious white metal setting stamped 18K 750 Length of central cluster 0.8cm, estimated total weights: ruby 0.56cts; diamonds 0.61cts £600-800 112 An Edwardian ruby and diamond set bar brooch applied to the centre with the initials RI, set with rose cut diamonds, within a letter G, millegrain channel set with calibre cut rubies, beneath a rose cut diamond set crown 4.9cm x 1.8cm £150-250 113 A multi-gem set full-eternity ring of swiveling design millegrain channel set to one side with calibre cut rubies and to the other side with similarly cut sapphires, flanked above and below by hinged borders, millegrain set with single cut diamonds, with scroll decorated sides Ring size: M/N (UK)/ 6.5 (USA) £500-600 114 A multi-gem set brooch designed as a stylised mask, with collet set circular cut ruby eyes and similarly set rose cut diamond to the chin 3.4cm x 3cm, 7.9g total £400-500 115 A Victorian gold crysolite and ruby brooch the central stone in enclosed setting with floral heads surrounding set small rubies, scrolling gold outer frame 35mm wide £150-200
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WATCHES 120 Cartier ‘Vermeil’ watch silver gilt case of Tank form, the grey and black dial inscribed Must de Cartier, gilt baton numerals, black leather strap and Cartier box £150-180 121 Vertex - a lady’s gold wrist watch the dial inscribed, gilt numerals and hands, flexible link bracelet, together with two neck chains £200-300 122* An 18ct white gold and platinum diamond set watch head the rectangular engine turned dial with black Arabic numerals, within geometric millegrain set borders of single cut diamonds, with scroll engraved borders to the sides Length 3cm £120-180 123 GUCCI - a modern ladies wristwatch with square simple black dial inscribed GUCCI and on bracelet strap with large plain rectangular links, in original box £100-150 124 V. BEUCHE GIROD: A lady’s 9ct gold ruby and diamond set wrist watch the circular dial inscribed, with claw set ruby and diamond bezel and interwoven flexible bracelet, with original tooled leather case Length 18cm £250-350 126 An 18th century pair cased verge pocket watch the outer gilt metal and tortoiseshell case enclosing the gilt inner cased watch, plain circular dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, plain gilt hands, the movement inscribed ‘Jas Nield London’ £150-200
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127 ROLEX - a silver cased watch head the case by Rolex with London import marks 1918, silvered dial with arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the movement signed ‘Rolex 15 jewels’ head 25mm wide £100-150 128 A 18ct gold gent’s pocket watch the demi hunter cased, keyless wind wind pocket watch, the dial inscribed W Benson London, the rear cover with engraved monogram, together with a small two coloured gold chain £300-400 129 An 18ct gold cased pocket watch keyless wind, open faced, the dial inscribed John Cashmore London as is the lever movement £300-400 130 A 9ct gold lady’s pocket watch full hunter case with brocade ground and blank cartouche, white enamel dial inscribed ‘Elgin’ as is the keyless wind movement £150-200 131 A 9ct gold cased Waltham pocket watch the open faced keyless wind watch with white dial, plain case with chased decorated borders £180-250 133 A 19th century 9ct gold cased pocket watch the open faced key wind watch with gilt dial, the fusee movement inscribed ‘Alexander London’ as is the cuvette, the outer case with all over engraved scrolling and foliate design with blank shield cartouche £200-300 134 A 19th century silver cased verge pocket watch plain outer open faced case, key wind verge movement inscribed ‘John Telford Wigton’ later dial, together with a silver hunter cased English lever pocket watch; and an open faced English lever key wind pocket watch £150-250
135 An 18k cased open faced pocket watch the foliate engraved dial with black Roman numerals, with key wound movement and vacant cartouche to the case, case stamped 18K, with key and tooled leather box Diameter 3.4cm £180-250 136 An 18ct gold pocket watch of open faced key wind form, gilt dial, brocaded and foliate engraved outer case, plain lever movement, together with a silver cased open faced key wind pocket watch (2) £180-220 137 An 18ct gold pocket watch full hunter cases, engraved crest and monogram, the dial inscribed ‘R S Waylett London’ as is the keyless wind movement, with 18ct gold T bar chain suspension £250-300 138-149 No lots
COINS, MEDALS AND MEDALLIONS 150 A Celtic Glasgow charity cup gold medallion the 9ct gold oval fob with blue enamel border ‘1915 - 16 Glasgow Charity Cup’ Glasgow coat of arms, the reverse inscribed ‘Celtic Football Club’ around red enamelled shield with lion rampant named Charles Shaw below, with simple ring suspension 17.9g Note: Charles Shaw was signed from Queen’s Park Rangers, for whom he played 223 games, in May 1913 for £250. He made his debut for Celtic in a 2-1 Glasgow Charity Cup win at Third Lanark on May 6th, 1913. With the fragile looking Shaw (five foot six inches) in goal, Celtic’s defensive record improved dramatically. As a measure of his ability, in the 1913/14 season remarkably he conceded only 14 goals in 38 games with 26 clean sheets along the away - a record for Celtic to this day. He became Celtic captain in September 1916 following “Sunny” Jim Young’s retirement and his commanding voice was heard throughout games. After a time on loan at Clyde, Shaw was released in the summer of 1925. He played 436 games for Celtic, amassing 240 clean sheets and winning six league titles (1914-1917, 1919 and 1922) and two Scottish Cup finals (1914 and 1923).
£500-700
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151 Two George V sovereigns both 1913, EF (2) £300-500 152 Two George V sovereigns both 1913, GVF or better (2) £300-500 153 Two George V sovereigns Both 1913, EF or better (2) £300-500 154 Two Elizabeth II sovereigns 1981 and 1982 both GEF+ (2) £300-500 155 A Victorian sovereign 1897, GVF; Edward VII 1910 VF (2) £300-500 156 A Victorian shield back sovereign 1862, GVF; together with Jubilee head example 1887 EF (2) £300-500 157 Two French 20 Franc coins 1911 and 1914 each EF or better (2) £240-360 158 Two French 20 Franc coins 1850 (mint mark A); 1862 (mint mark A), both GVF (2) £280-360 159 A Persian gold coin with left facing portrait with date below and reverse with Royal arms 8g £180-220 160 An Italian 20 Lira gold coin 1864 VF £150-180 161 Two Swiss 20 Franc coins 1886, GVF; 1935 VF or better, slightly scratched (2) £300-500
162 A collection of Royal Mint proof silver coins mainly £1 coin issues, including 1984 - 1987 four £1 coin set etc (8) £100-150 163 A large collection of coins mainly Canadian issues with other USA and GB noted, to include some presentation set but mainly loose coinage (qty) £200-300 164 A bronze Cook medallion obv, portrait facing left, rev standing figure, of good color overall EF; with accompanying notes from the Royal Society of London on Cook and the issue of the medallion Note: Only 500 bronze issued
£200-300 165 A George V 1913 sovereign EF; a proof Jamaican $25 and other sundry coins (qty) £120-180 166 A group of gold coins to include 1906 sovereign; 1903 sovereign; 1900 half sovereign; and brooch mounted 1900 sovereign (4) £500-700 166A A Falklands Islands proof 1997 £2 gold coin reverse with figure of Henry VIII, in original case of issue £120-180 168 A 1911 eight coin specimen set from Halfcrown down to Maundy penny, generally VF or better, the threepence a currency issue replacement F, in original fitted case £100-200 169 A group of gold coins to include 1912 and 1913 sovereigns; 1900 and 1907 half sovereigns and an 1897 half pond (5) £400-500
170 A WW1 and WW2 group to Captain S S Meighan, comprising WW1 pair, WW2 Defence and war medals, with matching miniatures (the WW1 Victory medal with MID oak leaf); together with a Victorian Volunteer Force LSGC to 96- Private W GARDENER 1st L.R.V £120-180
176 A pair of silver plated twin light candelabra the slender leaf clasped columns with acanthus border, on domed lobed spreading foot with running vine border, with twin scrolling arms with simple reeded pans and sconces (2) 56cm high £150-180
PLATED WARES
177 A group of silver plated entree dishes each of rectangular form with gadrooned rims and loop handles, of various patterns, each with engraved crest; together with a pair of similar canted square examples (6) £300-400
171 A silver plated butler’s tray of canted rectangular form with applied Celtic borders, the twin loop handles formed as Celtic beast heads 60cm wide £100-150 172 A silver plated spirit kettle on stand the large kettle with embossed trailing fruiting foliate borders around scroll formed cartouches, with scroll handle and spout, on a circular outline stand with pendant floral swags between scroll supports 40cm high £120-150 173 A group of silver plated meat covers of conventional domed form with gadrooned rims and engraved crest; together with various under-plates of similar form (qty) £300-500
178 A silver plated tantalus stand the rectangular stand with simple wire work bottle holders and knopped supports, the locking top bar with hinged action and angular handle 37cm wide £120-180 179 A collection of silver plated wares to include four warming dishes, a soup tureen and cover and a roll top breakfast dish; together with various mounted glass jars (some silver topped) and a horn beaker (qty) £250-400
182 A silver plated butler’s tray of oval outline, with engraved borders of star and roundel motifs, the centre engraved similarly, with twin beaded loop handles 76cm wide £150-250 183 An impressive six piece silver plated tea set comprising spirit kettle and stand, coffee pot, teapot, milk jug and twin handled sugar bowl, of concave fluted form with engraved foliate panels, with decorated spout and angular handles (6) £150-250 184 A pair of silver plated candelabra the tapered baluster stems raised on spreading foot rim with moulded border, with twin twist arm lights with central urn finial; together with a plated hot water and coffee pot (4) candelabra 39cm high £120-180 185 A double chamber stick unmarked, the twin scroll branches with simple sockets and beaded edge drip pans, the split stem with aperture for snuffers, on a domed shaped circular base with scalloped rim and beaded border 18.5cm high £150-180
FOREIGN METAL WARE
174 A pair of silver plated spirit kettles and stands the kettles of inverted pear shape, with hinged ivory handles with foliate terminals, raised on simple stands with twin supports (2) 36.8cm high £150-250
180 A silver plated biscuit box of oval outline with embossed floral and flower head panels, the scroll formed cartouche with monogrammed initials; together with a group of plated items to include, a mustard pot, entree dish etc (5) biscuit box 14cm wide £80-140
186 An American dressing table tray with sterling marks, of rectangular form, the everted rim with engraved running foliate border, the centre engraved with monogrammed initials 34cm wide, 17oz £200-300
175 A collection of silver plated wine coasters of various patterns and forms, with conventional reeded and gadrooned borders etc and turned wooden bases; together with a plated two piece wine funnel (qty) £150-180
181 An electroplated wine cooler of campana form with gadrooned rim and twin foliate handles; together with a plated three light candelabra, with drilled hole to rim for wire (2) wine cooler 29cm high £120-180
187 A Chinese export cigarette box marked to clasp WANG, of rounded rectangular form with high relief embossed cover with fish, shells and see creatures, the base of box engraved ‘Penang Cricket Club, athletic sports 27th June 1885, Broad Jump’ 12cm wide £250-350
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188 A Portuguese four piece tea and coffee service marks from Lisbon 1886 - 1938, comprising coffee pot, teapot, milk jug and covered twin handled sugar bowl, the baluster bodies with simple linear borders and S scroll handles (4) Coffee pot 21cm high, combined weight 41oz £300-500 189 A Colonial goblet Hamilton & Co, Calcutta, the deep tapered bowl above knopped stem and spreading domed foot; a Hamilton & Co. trophy cup, the slender deep bowl on waisted stem and spreading foot, inscribed ‘Won by Captain Adamson’s Tommy, ridden by Col Burnaby December 31st 1885’; together with two Indian mustard pots, of spherical form with all over foliate decoration, on three feet and with C scroll handles (4) Goblets 17.5cm and 17cm high, combined weight 22oz £250-350 190 A group of continental silver to include a straight sided beaker with applied armorial; four saucer dishes with engraved / applied details; an American beaker by Worcester silver NY; and a modern crested bon bon dish Sheffield 1953 (7) combined weight 17oz £150-250 191 A Continental wine taster apparently unmarked, the bellied bowl with embossed lobes, the base set with a coin, the single cast open work handle; together with a small group of continental items, including a tobacco box, beaker, tray etc (qty) taster 11.5cm wide £200-300 192 A Continental soup ladle of old English thread variant with larger engraved armorial to reverse of terminal; together with an American hourglass variant soup ladles with scalloped bowl (2) £200-300
193 A group of Continental serving ladles to include a large shell bowled example, finely engraved sifter spoon etc (5) combined weight 14oz £150-180 194 Philately interest - A foreign silver stamp box of rectangular outline, with plain flared foot rim, the sides and hinged cover cast with bullrushes, water lilies and pairs of birds, opening to reveal a gilt interior with two sloping compartments, indistinctly stamped and numbered 800 6.7cm x 4.4cm x 2.6cm, 47.6g £150-200 195 A collection of American flatware by various dates and makers, mainly Fiddle pattern variants; also to include some continental flatware (qty) combined weight 14oz £150-180 196 A Danish cream jug the inverted pear shaped body with engraved acanthus and trailing foliate borders, with slender S scroll handle with bird finial 20cm high, 8oz £200-300 197 A Brazilian white metal ladle the deep bowl with flower head and acanthus decoration and ropetwist rim, the flared tubular handle with foliate decoration and knopped finial; together with a smaller version and a similarly formed flask(3) large ladle 43cm long £150-250 198 A group of Brazilian white metal ornaments each formed as a fruit / vegetable with simple suspension ring (9) £120-180 199 A group of Brazilian ornamental white metal objects to include three decorated spoons, two badges / cloak fasteners, and a larger pierced mount (7) £120-180
200 A group of nine Chinese export pin trays each set with a coin to centre and either with plain or hammered borders with various character marks to base; together with a shallow dish with central ‘rest’ with symbol mark and two teaspoons with dragon figural terminals (12) combined weight 21.5oz £120-180 201 A pair of Indian goblets the deep bowls and knopped stems raised on a domed foot, with all over decoration of trailing foliate and flower heads; together with two similar salvers, of shaped circular outline with arched border and all over decoration, raised on simple spool foot (4) goblet 19.5cm high, slaver 19.5cm diameter £250-350 202 An Indian ewer of slender baluster form on simple domed foot, with all over decoration of trailing foliate and flower heads, with snake formed S scroll handled and hinged cover 33cm high £200-300 203 A set of twelve Indian white metal goblets the simple bell shaped bowl raised on slightly tapered stems and simple circular foot, with all over engraved trailing foliate and flower head decoration (12) 8.5cm high £150-250 204 A Russian gold mounted ivory box marked to the hinge, Ivan Savelevich Britzin, St Petersburg, 1899-1908, the ivory box of plain square form, the lid with later applied two coloured armorial double headed eagle for Russia, cast foliate decorated thumb piece, and a plain plaque Note: Originally a Byzantine symbol, the double-headed eagle was adopted by the Russian tsars. One eagle head represents the East and the other represents the West. The horseman in the middle has been described as St. George.
£400-600
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205 A late 19th century Russian silver and enamelled spoon Moscow 1889, of traditional form with panelled and wrythen stem shaped bowl 14cm long £180-220 206 A Chinese export buckle by Samurai Shokai, Yokohama, of shaped rectangular outline with high relief patterns of intertwined dragons; together with a Chinese export hinged bangle with decoration of cranes in a landscape (2) buckle 9.5cm wide £100-120
MODERN SILVER 207 A pair of modern wine coasters London 1998, of simple circular form with beaded rims and turned wooden bases with central boss (2) 13.5cm diameter £150-250 208 A modern coffee pot R Comyns, London 1966, the slightly flared plain body with hinged cover and S scroll wooden handle 25cm high, 20oz £180-220 209 A large modern quaich Glasgow 1961, the large plain bowl with twin shaped lugs with Celtic beasts within; together with a smaller example Glasgow 1918, the deep bowl with applied Celtic border to foot and rim, the shaped lugs with Celtic knot work and beasts (2) 20cm and 17cm wide across handles, combined weight 13.5oz £150-250
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210 A modern quaich Wakley & Wheeler, London 1935, the bowl with twin large down swept lugs, the bowl with presentation inscription, raised on a domed foot rim engraved to underside ‘Original Perth 1772’; together with a quaich by Hamilton & Co. Calcutta, of simple form with deep bowl and twin lugs, the body engraved with crest of Royal Calcutta Golf Club (2) 19cm and 18cm wide across lugs, combined weight 17oz £180-220 211 A modern quaich Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1924, the shallow bowl with twin shaped lugs, with down turned terminals, raised on simple collar foot; together with a smaller quaich by Brook & sons, Edinburgh 1893, the deep bowl engraved with crest and set to centre with hammered penny (2) 15.5cm and 10.5cm wide, combined weight 7.5cm £120-180 212 A modern commemorative goblet Aurum, London 1972, the tall cylindrical beaker to commemorate the restoration of York Minster, the upper section with hammered finish and with gilt lower section with figurative scene; together with a modern goblet, with feature Birmingham 1972 hallmarks (2) Aurum goblet 16.5cm high, combined weight 20.5oz £200-300 213 A pair of modern dishes RC, Sheffield 1995, of scalloped circular outline with feature hallmarks to rim (2) 20cm diameter, combined weight 20oz £150-220 214 A group of modern silver to include a pair of caster, of octagonal form casters with pull off pierced covers, London 1974; a teapot, of squat form with loop handle and short spout, Chester 1901; a small coffee pot, of octagonal baluster form with domed cover and s scroll handle, Chester 1887; together with a small pepper pot and a tazza (6) combined weight 35oz £300-500
215 A collection of silver to include various cruets sets and part sets, a collection mixed flatware, a George III chamber stick (A/F) and a server (qty) £200-300
220 A modern salver Sheffield 1922, of shaped circular outline with raised scalloped border, raised on bracket feet 26cm diameter, 19oz £120-180
216 A modern trophy cup Chester circa 1915, the deep bowl with reeded girdle and applied strap work, with simple S scroll handles and raised on domed foot, on black plastic base and contained in original wooden carry case overall height 30cm £200-300
221 An arts & crafts style three handled bowl J Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1918, the deep bowl with all over hammered finish and three loop handles, with presentation inscription; together with a Glasgow 1914 raised bon bon dish, with triple open leg supports and shallow dish above (2) combined weight 13.5oz £120-150
217 A modern pierced basket retailed by Pragnell (of Stratfordon-Avon), Sheffield 1993, the shallow dish of shaped circular outline with running fruiting vine border and pierced foliate sides, with simple hinged handle, raised on four bracket feet 22cm diameter, 12oz £100-150 217A A modern sauceboat J Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1965, of panelled oval outline with scroll handle and ribbed collar foot; together with a batchelor’s teapot with scalloped rim and S scroll handle, Birmingham 1897 and three napkin rings (5) combined weight 17oz £150-180 218 A modern fox head stirrup cup Sheffield 1998, the finely formed fox head mask terminal with simple flared section above with feature hallmarks, with gilt interior 12.5cm long, 7oz £200-300 219 A modern Irish tumbler cup Dublin 1967, of typical simple form with feature hallmarks, also with Sheffield Assay Office import marks to base; a small modern tumbler cup A R Angell, Edinburgh 1964, with engraved script initial EB to side; also with a modern tumbler cup Sheffield 1995, with applied rim with horse shoe details (3) 7cm, 5.5cm and 8cm diameter, combined weight 11.5oz £180-220
222 Two 9ct gold double sovereign cases each of rounded rectangular form with engraved decorations and simple loop suspension (2) combined weight 56g £300-400 223 Two 9ct gold match book covers of simple hinged form, one with engine decoration and engraved initials (2) combined weight 64g £350-550 224 A 9ct gold vesta case of large rounded rectangular form with hinged cover and aperture for striker to one side 27g £150-180 225 A modern limited edition Irish spirit label Dublin 1973, with additional EU entry mark, of crescent form inscribed for PORT, numbered to reverse No 32; a modern Irish spirit label Dublin 1994, of shaped outline with trailing fruiting vine border, inscribed for RUM; together with two modern labels for SHERRY and CURACO (4) £200-300
226 An Edwardian three piece tea service Martin & Hall, Sheffield 1906, comprising teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and cream jug, with tapered simple body raised on waisted stem and stepped spool foot (3) teapot 19cm high, combined weight 47.5oz £350-450 227 A modern three piece tea set retailed by Alex Clark Co, London 1910, comprising teapot, milk jug and twin handled sugar bowl, each of panelled octagonal form with simple S scroll handle (3) teapot 18cm high, combined weight 33oz £250-350 228 A modern silver wine coaster London 1976, of simple form with moulded rims, with turned wooden base; a Victorian christening mug, E & J Barnard, london 1874, with engraved scrolling decoration and initial within cartouche; together with a pair of Matthew Boulton plated telescopic candle sticks, the circular bases with shell scroll and foliate borders (4) £150-250 229 A matched four piece tea set London 1908 and 1909, comprising teapot, water pot, twin handled sugar bowl, milk jug, the tapered bodies with fluted lower sections and angular handles (4) waterpot 22cm high, combined weight 38oz £250-350 230 A three piece Britannia standard batchelor’s tea service R & W Sorley, Glasgow 1938, comprising tapered bullet teapot, sparrow beak milk jug and sugar bowl, all with feature hallmarks (3) tea pot 10.5cm high, combined weight 14oz £150-250 231 A collection of silver and plated wares to include, an Edwardian perpetual desk calendar, various brushes and dressing table pots; two part manicure sets and various plated teapots etc (qty) £200-300
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232 A collection of silver and plate to include a small square waiter on bracket feet, Chester 1913; a foreign tray; gimbled table light Chester, marks indistinct; together with plated serving tongs and knife rests (qty) waiter 6.5oz £150-250 233 A cased set of twelve fruit knives and forks Sheffield 1945, comprising twelve silver bladed knives and three pronged forks, each with simple rectangular handles with reeded edges, contained in a fitted case £150-200 234 A large collection of items to include a twin handled sugar bowl London 1918, with gadrooned rim and twin handles; a small group of mustard and cruets; various flatware and some plated wares (qty) 38.5oz weighable silver £250-350 235 A pair of George II style sauceboats Mappin & Webb, London 1905, the bellied bodies with gadrooned rim and S scroll handle with acanthus capping raised on three hoof feet with shell terminals (2) 14.5oz £120-150 236 A Victorian Corinthian column candlestick by W Hutton Ltd, of typical form with reeded column and acanthus terminal, the stepped square base with presentation inscription 29cm high £150-180 237 A collection of items to include a sauceboat, Birmingham 1939; another similar, London with worn marks; a cased set of teaspoons; two caster, a convert jug, a small cram jug and various flatware etc (qty) combined weight 35oz £100-200
238 An Edwardian salver London 1905, of shaped square outline with moulded borders, raised on four bracket feet 21cm wide 14oz £120-180 239 A modern salver Sheffield 1918, of shaped square outline with moulded rim, raised on four foliate scroll feet 25cm diameter 21oz £180-220
245 An Edwardian Alladin lamp table lighter Chester 1907, of conventional form with eagle head terminal to handle; together with a Victorian Fiddle pattern sifter ladle, Exeter 1855 and a George III Fiddle pattern caddy spoon with fluted bowl, JS London 1809 (3) and a collection of cruets, to include a silver mounted crystal pepper grinder; various pepperettes and mustards and a plated sugar caster (qty) table lighter 13cm long £150-250
240 A modern coffee pot Wakley and Wheeler, London 1964, of typical George II form with plain body and scrolling spout, with simple S scroll wooden handle; together with a baluster water pot, Elkington & Co Birmingham 1960 (2) combined weight 46oz £150-250
246 A group of four silver pocket cigarette cases together with a Komai decorated slim cigarette case, with allover ivy leaf decoration, signed; a Vesta case; and a silver mounted agate pendant. £150-180
241 A collection of items to include a commemorative Queen Elizabeth II plate, in presentation case; a pair of silver ashtrays with Celtic border; a small twin handled trophy cup and two wine labels (6) £200-250
247 A four piece silver tea service London 1936, comprising coffee pot, teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and milk, of canted rectangular outline with tapering bodies and simple angular handles (4) Coffee pot 20cm high, combined weight 52.5oz £300-400
242 A small collection of silver to include various flatware and napkin rings etc (qty) 23oz £150-250 243 A table epergne Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1945, the central comport with pierced border above flared stem and spreading base, supporting two scrolling arms with baskets 30cm high 45oz £300-500 244 A modern quaich T Ebutts, Edinburgh 1994, the plain bowl with twin waisted lugs and simple collet foot; together with a cased novelty solid silver Oxo cube (2) quaich 18cm wide across lugs £100-150
248 A modern three piece tea service Sheffield 1918, comprising teapot twin handled sugar bowl and cream jug, each of panelled form with baluster body, the everted scalloped rim and simple scroll handles, each raised on three simple hoof feet (3) Teapot 14cm high, combined weight 34oz £180-250 249 A matched pair of comports Birmingham 1930 and Chester 1931, with shallow octagonal panelled bowl raised on baluster octagonal stem and foot, with twin scrolling handles (2) 19cm high, 39oz combined £200-300
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250 A modern presentation salver London 1936, of canted square form with everted border, centrally engraved with a presentation inscription, raised on simple feet 34.5cm wide, 39oz £300-500 251 A collection of items to include a sugar caster, bleeding bowl, and various cased set of cutlery (qty) £120-180 252 An Edwardian spirit kettle stand and burner Goldsmiths Co, London 1907, the panelled inverted pear shaped kettle with domed hinged cover with ivory finial, the handle with scroll mounts and ivory section, raised on a oval outline base with S scroll legs with shell feet 32cm high, 35oz £300-500 253 A pair of Edwardian knife rests Birmingham 1907, on simple domed circular bases, the rests formed as mother of pearl horns with central textured silver section (2) 9.5cm wide £150-250 254 A small collection of silver to include a large baby’s rattle, unmarked, with coral teether lacking; a pierced and embossed pin tray, Birmingham 1876; a shell butter dish, H Atkins Sheffield 1897; a three piece cruet in Art Nouveau style, H Atkins Sheffield 1903 (qty) 6oz weighable silver £100-200 255 An Edwardian four piece tea and coffee service Birmingham 1907, comprising coffee pot, teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug, the tapered bodies with canted corners and embossed with heavy floral and scroll decorations (4) Coffee pot 23cm high, combined weight 42.5oz £300-500
256 An Edwardian teapot Sheffield 1906, of slight baluster form with everted gadrooned rim, with simple scroll spout and angular wooden handle 23oz £120-180 257 A modern four piece tea and coffee service Birmingham 1931, comprising coffee pot, tea pot, twin handled sugar and milk jug, each with baluster panelled body and raised on simple hoof feet (4) Coffee pot 23cm high, combined weight 43oz £300-500 258 A modern three piece tea set Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1939, comprising teapot, milk jug and twin handled sugar bowl, each with ribbed baluster body with gadrooned rim, with simple angular handles and raised thumbpiece (3) Teapot 16cm high, combined weight 32oz £200-300 259 A set of six modern goblets Dublin 1973, with additional EU entry mark, the simple bell shape bowls above tapered and knopped stem and spreading foot (6) 15cm high, each 6oz £300-500
ANTIQUE SILVER AND COLLECTABLES 260 A Victorian presentation snuff box Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1851, of simple rounded rectangular form with engraved foliate sides and base, the cover with similar decoration round presentation inscription ‘Alexr F Hunter won this at a rifle contest Sept 21st 1861’; a George III snuff box London 1798, with engraved greek key borders together with a continental snuff box with engraved borders and town scene (3) £180-220
261 A George III mug London 1810, the simple can formed mug with reeded bands of decoration and S scroll angular handle, engraved to base ‘a gift in commemoration of the jubilee 25th Oct 1809’; together with a George III cream jug, of flared can form with simple spout and reeded strap handle, the body with presentation inscription (2) George III mug 8cm high, 5oz £150-200 262 A pair of George III cauldron salts Appleton & Smith, London 1768, of typical bellied form with three simple hoof feet; together with a George II cream jug, London 1748, the baluster form with semi spiralled gadrooned lower section, and simple C scroll handle (2) £200-300 263 A George III cream jug EM, London 1807, of shallow baluster form with semi spiralled fluting to lower section with wide pouring spout and S scroll handle; together with a London 1764 baluster caster, with domed pieced cover and simple girdle to body (2) cream jug 13cm wide £150-250 264 A Victorian tankard possibly Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1867, the flared cylindrical form with stepped base engraved with acanthus border, domed hinged cover and angular S scroll handle 17cm high, 14oz £200-300 265 Dundee - pair of Scottish provincial toddy ladles by David Manson, marked DM, pot of lillies, DM, of Old English pattern with engraved initial C to terminal (2) 14.5cm long £80-120 266 A pair of George III tablespoons Hester Bateman, London 1780, Old English pattern with feathered edges (2) £100-120
267 A collection of flatware to include, a double struck King’s pattern serving spoon, GA London1893; a George III table spoon with feather edge decoration, London 1785; three sifter ladles including one by R Keay of Perth; a George III caddy spoon, Glasgow 1823 and a silver gilt annointing spoon (7) combined weight 15oz £450-550 268 A fiddle pattern ladle J McKay, Edinburgh 1863, of fiddle pattern with engraved initial terminal; together with an Old English and beaded example by Walker and Hall Sheffield 1906 (2) combined weight 15.5oz £220-250 269 A George II kitchen pepper S Wood, London 1754, the tall baluster body with ribbed girdle, and stepped domed foot, the pull off cover with pierced and engraved details 9.5cm high £180-220 270 A George III style jug the baluster from with gadrooned lower section and embossed swags, with leaf capped S scroll spout and sparrow beak spout 12oz £120-180 271 A George III open salt R & D Hennell, London 1798, of navette outline with twin angular handles on waisted stem and domed foot; together with an open salt, R Hennell, London1782, of simple oval outline with beaded edge, raised on a spreading foot (2) £100-200 272 A Victorian three footed sugar bowl Sheffield 1894, the deep bowl with scroll and foliate details raised on three lion mask feet; together with a modern limited edition Buckingham Palace caddy spoon; a wine taster; a swan formed toast rack and whisky noggin (qty) £180-220
273 A cast George III spirit label E.F, London 1817, formed as a Bacchanalian figure surrounded by fruiting background, holding a banner inscribed PORT, on belcher link suspension chain 6.2cm wide, 33.1g £150-180 274 A George III burner and stand marks indistinct, of oval outline with flowerhead border and decoration to four cabriole legs, the central burner of curved supports; together with a silver plated dish stand with swag borders and flower head drops, raised on four scrolling legs (2) silver example 24oz £200-400 275 A collection of George III and later silver to include a drum mustard pot, London 1800; a helmet form cream jug with engraved decoration, London, date letter lacking; a small baluster mug with reeded and floral borders, Newcastle 1791; a later decorated matched pair of baluster pepperettes with indistinct London marks and a Birmingham 1893 pepperette (6) combined weight 14.5oz £200-300 276 A Scottish George II sauceboat J Wemyss, Edinburgh 1766, of shallow form with baluster body, chased with thin band of flowerhead and foliate decorations, the S scroll handle with leaf capping, raised on three hoof feet; together with a pair of Glasgow 1834 bun peppers with engraved coat of arms and simple domed covers (3) sauceboat 17.5cm long £300-500 277 A George II baluster cream jug London 1751, of baluster form with embossed countryside scenes within scroll cartouches, raised on three hoof feet and with S scroll handle; together with a similar Victorian example (2) £150-180
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278 A pocket ruler and case Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1926, the simple rectangular case with hinged cover and with suspension ring, enclosing a four section brass mounted ivory ruler inscribed ‘J Rabone & Sons Maker’ case 8.5cm long excluding suspension £150-250 279 A silver mounted magnifying glass with indistinct Birmingham marks, the large circular glass in collet mount with beaded edge, the shaped handle with twisted and foliate decoration Lens 12cm diameter, overall length 27cm £120-180 280 A matched set of four spirit labels Birmingham 1960 and Sheffield 1962; the gadrooned and shell borders with fine link suspension, inscribed for BURGUNDY, BORDEAUX, WHISKY and BRANDY; together with a domed oval label for YELLOW CHARTREUSE, by Walker & Hall Sheffield 1911 and an unmarked example pierced for WHISKEY (6) £180-220 281 A Victorian spirit label Reilly & Storer, London 1840, the moulded border around pierced inscription for MADEIRA; a George III spirit label for BRANDY, London 1801, of shaped outline with reeded border; a George III spirit label for BUCELLA London 1808; and a Victorian wine label for HOCK, Birmingham 1839, with pendant floral swags(4) £200-300 282 A George III spirit label J Wilmore, Birmingham 1825, the pierced surround of fruiting vines with central panel inscribed MADEIRA, with belcher link suspension; together with an embossed label of GRAND MARNIER, with lion mask above and fruiting vine border, suspended from simple loop collar (2) £200-300
283 A group of George III spirit labels to include an oval gadrooned example for MOSELLA, CR/WS, London 1791; a rounded rectangular example with gadrooned border inscribed or MADERIA, IR, London 1805 and a simple rectangular example with gadrooned borer with foliate detail inscribed S, T.E, London1823 (3) £180-220
288 A cased pair of Victorian fish servers Harrison Bros & Howson, Sheffield 1864, comprising serving knife and fork, with simple handles with ovolo borders the shaped blade and tines with pierced and engraved design, the knife blade with country fishing scene, in original fitted case knife 32cm long £180-220
284 A Continental miniature tankard with London import marks 1902, the covered tankard with embossed scenes and border; together with a continental spirit funnel with embossed decoration; a miniature spinning wheel; a J Nasmyth snuff box, Edinburgh 1833, and a calling card case Birmingham 1908 (5) £120-180
289 A pair of Edwardian scent bottles W Comyns, London 1901, the bulbous cut glass bodies with fine scrolling and pendant swag decoration with cartouche of putti, the hinged silver covers embossed with winged masks and scroll borders (2) 13cm high £200-300
285 A set of four apostle spoons W Hutton & Sons, London 1899, the cast figural finials above twisted stem and cherub mask, with large gilt bowls; a William IV punch ladle D Macdonald Glasgow 1836, of typical form with baleen handle; together with a collection of various flatware (qty) weighable silver 19oz £150-180
290 A matched set of eight tableforks Edinburgh 1842 and 1870, of fiddle pattern with engraved initials to terminal; three fiddle pattern tablespoons; a set of eleven teaspoons and tongs, MacKay and Chisolm, Edinburgh 1871, of old English and bead pattern; together with a pair of fruit spoons; a reproduction Roman spoon (in box) and cased set of six coffee spoons (qty) combined eight 38oz £300-500
286 A pair of modern trefoil dishes Birmingham 1904, the shaped outline with triple loop handles; together with a small group of cruets, napkin ring and beaker etc (qty) total weight 16oz £140-180 287 A George II wine coaster Erick Romer, London 1759, of circular outline with scalloped gadrooned rim above pierced foliate scrolling gallery, with later applied oval cartouche, the centre silver liner with additional makers mark 13cm diameter £200-300
291 A collection of Old English flatware to include; a serving spoon London 1818; a set of six dessert forks G Adam, London 1856; a set of six dessert spoons, A Henderson, Edinburgh 1816; a set of six teaspoons Hester Bateman London 1785; a set of six pointed end dessert spoons, A Spence Edinburgh (marks worn), (qty) combined weight 24oz £180-220 292 York - an English provincial tablespoon Cattle, Barber and North, York 1831, of good gauge, fiddle pattern, with engraved foliate initial T to terminal 30cm long, 4.5oz £300-500
Colour images of all lots are available on our website at www.lyonandturnbull.com
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294 A late Victorian rose bowl London 1899, of typical hemispherical form with semi spiralled gadrooning, raised on spool foot 24cm diameter, 20oz £250-350 294A A Victorian batchelors teaset John Russell, Glasgow 1878, comprising teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug, each with chased scroll and roundel decoration and with scroll handle (3) teapot 13cm high, 20.3oz £200-300 295 Military interest- a Victorian presentation cup and cover R Garrard, London 1874, the deep bowl with twin scroll handles and presentation inscription and awards, the pull off domed cover with simple bud finial 22cm high, 35oz Note: The presentation inscription reads ‘Challenge Cup presented to the Border Mounted Rifles by The Countess of Minto 1876’ the opposing side with twelve annual awards
£400-600 296 A group of three cream jugs to include; a simple helmet formed example, Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1902; a Victorian baluster example with engraved foliate decoration, E & J Barnard London 1853; a Victorian example with embossed floral garlands and chased borders, Martin & Hall London 1880 (3) combined weight 14oz £180-250 297 A George III nutmeg grater J Phipps, circa 1800, makers mark only, the navette shaped box with slightly domed hinged cover with reeded border, the base with flush hinged compartment with engraved border 55mm across £300-500
298 A cased pair of pepperettes London 1888, of classical urn form with mask details and swags, in original case; together with a cased pair of grape scissors London 1882, with foliate engraved decoration, in original case; and three christening sets cased £180-220 299 A George III cream jug London 1777, makers mark double struck, of baluster form with chased swag borders, with simple S scroll handle; together with a small sugar bowl of similar decoration, London 1820, and two small cream jugs with semi spiralled gadrooned lower section (4) total weight 9oz £150-200 300 A matched pair of shell dishes makers marks indistinct, one London 1815, the other date letter rubbed, the shell dishes with gadrooned handles with shell detail and engraved crest, raised on three shell feet (2) 17cm long, combined weight 12oz £150-200 301 A canteen of beaded edge Old English pattern mainly George III London (W Ealey & W Fearn, G Adams etc), comprising six tables knives, side knives, teaspoons, coffee spoons, soup spoons, desert forks, desert spoons nice table forks, three salt spoons, one butter knife and a soup ladle(qty) weighable silver 78oz £900-1,100 302 a set of four Irish George III serving spoons Dublin 1798, with double makers marks of TA, ID the the cast terminals with open work scroll and shell, the long stems to fluted shell bowls (4) 25cm long, combined weighty 8.5oz £150-250 303 A George III soup ladle IT, London 1751, of good gauge Hanoverian pattern with large initial E to reverse fo terminal 33cm long, 7.5oz £180-220
304 A pair of George III Irish tablespoon C Skinner, Dublin 1753, of Hanoverian pattern with engraved intials D/IA to reverse of terminals (2) 21cm long, 4.5oz combined weight £150-250 305 A group of early london tablespoons of Hanoverian pattern, with various makers (all London) noted (7) 15.5oz £250-350 306 Perth - a set of three Scottish provincial toddy ladles DMcL, Perth, marked DMcL, pot of lillies, eagle, pot of lillies, eagle, of Fiddle and Shell patter with script initial C to terminal (3) 15cm long £180-220 307 A pair of George I tablespoons J Seaton, Edinburgh 1719, Assay Master Edward Penman, of good gauge Hanoverian pattern (2) 19.5cm long, 5oz £200-300 308 A group of George III tablespoon by various maker (Kerr & Dempster, Edward Livingstone, Robert Gordon etc), all of Hanoverian pattern (5) combined weight 11oz £150-180 309 A collection of Scottish provincial flatware to include, a Scottish Fiddle pattern A Forbes of Aberdeen (possibly), makers mark thrice; a pair of desert spoons, Inverness T Borthwick, marked TB, camel, INS; an unusual small ladle Benjamin Lumsden Montrose, marked BL,flowerhead; a pair of sugar tongs with shell bowl, Robert Keay fo Perth RK, eagle, RK (5) £150-180
310 A Victorian hourglass pattern soup ladle London 1854, single struck and with vacant terminal; a pair of fruit spoons, of hunting pattern, double struck with urn decoration to reverse and mask detail at heel, London1874; together with a Victorian Queen’s pattern toddy ladle, a continental sifter spoon and two pair of silver plated salad servers (9) weighable silver 21oz £200-300 311 A collection King’s & Queen’s pattern flatware various dates and makers (mainly George III, Edinburgh), comprising tablespoons, dessert spoons, dessert forks, teaspoons and sugar tongs etc; together with a small collection of other patterns (qty) combined weight 73oz £600-700 312 A late Victorian sugar caster T Bradbury, London 1896, the baluster body with semi spiral fluted lower section, the pull off domed cover with pierced spirals and wrythen finial 21cm high, 6oz £150-180 313 Nelson interest - a fine figural continental spoon with import marks for B Muller, Chester 1898, the handle formed as Nelson standing on top of a classical column, above a finely chased heart shaped bowl 27cm long, 6oz £120-180 314 Wellington interest - a fine continental figural spoon with import marks for B Muller, London 1896, the handle formed as Wellington standing on top of a classical column, above a finely chased heart shaped bowl 27cm long, 5oz £120-180
315 A pair of Victorian open salts WRS, London 1843, the good gauge bodies with embossed and chased floral garland between lion mask paw feet (2) 8cm diameter 3.8oz each £150-200 316 A pair of late Victorian bon bon dishes London 1899, of lobed form with cast scroll borders, raised on pierced floral foot (2) 18cm diameter, 11oz each £180-220 317 A Victorian compressed bullet teapot London 1854, of compressed form with engraved flower and scroll design around vacant cartouche, with simple scroll spout and hinged cover with bud finial 22cm wide, 14oz £120-180 318 A Victorian octagonal mustard pot T Watson, J Fenton & T Bradbury, Sheffield 1874, the tapering octagonal body with pierced scroll work panels, with domed hinged lid with lattice work panels and octagonal finial ; with earlier matched fiddle pattern mustard spoon 10cm high £150-180 319 A matched three piece octagonal cruet comprising; pair of open salts London 1843, and a drum mustard London 1846, each of panelled form with pierced scrolling panels and reeded rims, the mustard with hinged slightly domed cover (3) £250-350 320 A George III salver S & C Young, Walker Kitchen & Co, Sheffield 1817, of shaped circular outline with gadrooned and scroll border, with chased foliate and scroll border around central presentation inscription, raised on three bracket feet 26cm diameter, 18oz £180-220
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321 A Victorian mustard pot C T Fox & D Fox, London 1851, of flared form with pierced scrolling body, the screw off base to frosted glass liner, with simple domed hinged lid and moulded thumb piece; together with a George III rectangular Scottish mustard pot (2) 8cm high £200-300 322 A George III chamberstick London 1809, makers mark rubbed, the shallow circular disk with gadrooned rim, centrally set with a baluster sconce, the simple S scroll handle with snuffer 14cm diameter, 9.5oz £300-500 323 A group of three hip flasks to include a small silver example Birmingham 1876; together with two silver plated examples; also to include a group of Queen’s pattern fruit knives and forks and a cased set of apostle spoons (qty) £150-200
324 A George III teapot stand John Eames, London 1804, of simple oval outline with raised reeded border, the centre with engraved trailing foliate decoration, raised on four simple bracket feet 16.5cm wide, 4oz £150-180
327 A George III salver J Coker, London 1767, of shaped circular outline with crescent and shell border, the centre engraved with later initials, raised on three hoof feet 18cm diameter, 8oz £180-250
325 A matched canteen of feathered edge flatware various dates and makers, comprising six tablespoons, dessert spoons, toddy ladles, table forks (one plated) and dessert forks and teaspoons (qty) combined weight 53oz £300-500
328 A swing handled basket Martin & Hall, Sheffield 1900, of rectangular outline with gadrooned rim and pierced lattice panels with pendant and swag border, with simple reeded handle; together with an octagonal sugar caster with baluster body and pull off cover (2) basket 26cm wide, combined weight 24oz £200-300
326 A George II baluster cream jug marks indistinct, of baluster form with semi spiralled fluting with foliate and beaded designs, with S scroll handle and raised on three feet; together with a similarly styled Victorian example, Birmingham 1893, a full silver hip flask of typical curved form London 1902 (3) combined weight 13.5oz £150-200
329 A George III silver caster London 1765 (makers mark indistinct possibly RR, RP or RH), of typical baluster form with reeded girdle, with crest engraved above, the domed pull off cover with simple pierced and engraved decorations 13cm high £100-150 END OF SALE
Fine Silver & Jewellery Tuesday 30th November, 2010 33 Broughton Place, Edinburgh EH1 3RR Entries being accepted until 10th October VIEWING London 11-12 Pall Mall, SW1Y 5LU (Jewellery - trade only by appointment) Wednesday 17th November (10am to 3pm)
Edinburgh 33 Broughton Place, EH1 3RR Sunday November 28th (2pm to 5pm) Monday November 29th (10am to 5pm) Morning of Sale from 9am
ENQUIRIES Trevor Kyle or Colin Fraser Tel: +44 (0)131 557 8844 E-mail: thk@lyonandturnbull.com
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CONDITIONS OF SALE
5. VALUE ADDED TAX
Lyon & Turnbull carries on business with bidders, buyers and all those present in the auction room prior to, or in connection, with a sale on the following General Conditions and on such other terms, conditions and notices as may be referred to herein.
Value Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed by law on all items affixed with an asterisk or double asterisk. Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate rate prevailing by law at the date of sale and is payable by buyers of relevant lots.
1. DEFINITIONS
6. PAYMENT
In these Conditions:
(1) Immediately a lot is sold you will:
(a) "Auctioneer" means the firm of Lyon & Turnbull or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate;
(a) pay to us the total amount due in cash or in such other way as is agreed by us. We accept cash, bank transfer (details on request), Switch or Debit Cards and Visa or MasterCard (please note there is a surcharge of 1.5% (VAT included) when using credit cards). We do not accept American Express.
(b) "deliberate forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally described in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which, at the date of the sale, had a value materially less than it would have had if it
(2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on their behalf pursue these rights and remedies only as far as is reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of breach of these Conditions
to description, condition or quality of lots,
9. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY
express, implied or statutory, are hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the next
All members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and must note the layout of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury (except as required by law by reason of our negligence) or similarly for the safety of the property of persons visiting prior to or at a sale. 10. COMMISSION BIDS
(2) Any payments by you to us may be applied
While prospective buyers are strongly advised to
by us towards any sums owing from you to us on any account whatever without regard to any
attend the auction and are always responsible for any decision to bid for a particular lot and
had been in accordance with the description;
directions of you or your agent, whether express
shall be assumed to have carefully inspected
(c) "hammer price" means the level of bidding reached (at or above any reserve) when the auctioneer brings down the hammer;
or implied.
and satisfied themselves as to its condition we shall if so instructed clearly and in writing
(d) "terms of consignment" means the stipulated terms and rates of commission on which Lyon & Turnbull accepts instructions from sellers or their agents;
7. TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES
such failure is unreasonable. Where two or
(2) You shall at your own risk and expense take away any lots that you have purchased and paid
more commission bids at the same level are recorded we reserve the right in our absolute
other associated charges.
(f) "sale proceeds" means the net amount due to the seller, being the hammer price of the lot
(3) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for.
sold less commission at the stated rate, Value Added Tax chargeable and any other amounts
execute bids on their behalf. Neither the
(1) The ownership of any lots purchased shall not pass to you until you have made payment in full to us of the total amount due.
(e) "total amount due" means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold together with any premium, Value Added Tax chargeable and any additional charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Conditions;
for not later than 3 working days following the day of the auction or upon the clearance of any cheque used for payment after which you shall be responsible for any removal, storage and
(4) It is the buyer’s responsibility to ascertain collection procedures, particularly if the sale is
auctioneer or our employees or agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so save where
discretion to prefer the first bid so made. 11. WARRANTY OF TITLE AND AVAILABILITY The seller warrants to the auctioneer and to you that the seller is the true owner of the property consigned or is properly authorised by the true owner to consign it for sale and is able to transfer good and marketable title to the property free from any third party claims.
due to us by the seller in whatever capacity and however arising;
not being held at our main saleroom.
(g) "You", "Your", etc. refer to the buyer as identified in Condition 2.
8. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES
(h) The singular includes the plural and vice versa as appropriate.
(1) If any lot is not paid for in full and taken away in accordance with these Conditions or if
13. TERMS OF SALE
2. BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYER
there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the seller and on their behalf,
The seller acknowledges that lots are sold subject to the stipulations of these Conditions in
(a) Bidders are required to register their particulars before bidding and to satisfy any security arrangements before entering the auction room to view or bid;
shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies:
their entirety and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time of the entry of the lot.
(b) the maker of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer conducting the sale shall be the buyer at the hammer price and any dispute about a bid shall be settled at the auctioneer's absolute discretion.
(a) to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract;
(c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals. (d) Once made, no bid may be withdrawn. (e) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly reserved up to the amount of any reserve and the right to refuse any bid is also reserved. 3. INCREMENTS Bidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole discretion. 4. THE PURCHASE PRICE The buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a premium thereon. Antiques, Jewellery & Silver and Pictures (Not Fine Sales) 17.5% up to £500,000 and 12% thereafter. All other sales (Fine/Special/Collections) 25% up to £25,000 / 20% up to £500,000 / 12% thereafter. VAT will be charged on the premium at the rate imposed by law.
(b) to rescind the sale of that lot and/or any other lots sold by us to you; (c) to resell the lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller; (d) to remove, store and insure the lot at your expense and, in the case of storage, either at our premises or elsewhere; (e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due to the extent it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale; (f) to retain that or any other lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due; (g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose conditions before any such bids shall be accepted; (h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other lots due or in future becoming due to you towards the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is a right to retain possession of) any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt due is satisfied.
foregoing neither we the auctioneer or our employees or agents or the seller accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and all conditions and warranties, whether relating
12. AGENCY The auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for default by sellers or buyers.
14. STANDARD VENDOR FEES AND CHARGES (Subject to VAT) (1) Commission: 15% of the first £3000 and 10% thereafter is charged on the selling price of each lot (subject to a minimum charge of £30). Loss and damage warranty: 1.5% on value of lots sold. Photography: max £40 mono per lot, max £250 colour. Internet Service: £10 per lot. (2) If a vendor wishes to withdraw a catalogued lot, a withdrawal fee will apply at the auctioneer’s discretion; this will be charged at 10% mid estimate. 15. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION (1) While we seek to describe lots accurately, it may be impractical for us to carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities to view and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospective buyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject to the
following Condition concerning deliberate forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 “information to buyers”. (2) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction for purposes of consumer legislation. 16. FORGERIES Notwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which proves to be a deliberate forgery (as defined) may be returned to us by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in the same condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying it from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from the evidence presented that the lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the money paid by you for the lot including any buyer's premium provided that (1) if the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or (2) you personally are not able to transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under this condition. The right of return provided by this Condition is additional to any right or remedy provided by law or by these Conditions of Sale. GENERAL 17. We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person. 18 (1) Any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and as a result of any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shall be available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate. (2). Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed to be for the benefit of employees and agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforce them. 19. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may be given by first class mail in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting. 20. Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items in which case the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary appearing at the commencement of the catalogue. 21. Any indulgence extended to bidders buyers or sellers by us notwithstanding the strict terms of these Conditions or of the Terms of Consignment shall affect the position at the relevant time only and in respect of that particular concession only; in all other respects these Conditions shall be construed as having full force and effect. 22. Scottish law applies to the interpretation of these Conditions.
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Important information for buyers Buying at Auction
Under this legislation, we are
Electrical Goods
By telephone
This sale is subject to our standard
required to collect a royalty payment
Lots that were once operated by
Bids submitted by telephone must
Terms and Conditions of Sale. If you
for all qualifying works of art, where
mains electricity are bought entirely
be confirmed in writing.
have not bought at auction before
the artist is still living. This royalty
at the buyer’s risk. They are offered
Telephone bidding
we will be delighted to advise you.
will be charged to the buyer on the
for sale for display or historical
If you are unable to attend the sale
Estimates
hammer price and in addition to the
purposes and may not comply with
we can normally arrange for you to
Estimates are printed below each lot
buyers premium. It will not apply to
current regulations.
bid on the telephone. This service is
and do not include the buyer’s
works where the hammer price is
Bidding
available entirely at our discretion
premium. The sale will be
less than €1,000 (euros). The charge
At the Sale
and at the bidder’s risk. All
conducted in pounds sterling.
for works of art sold at and above
To bid at the sale all potential
telephone bids must be confirmed in
€1,000 (euros) and below €50,000
buyers must be registered with us
writing, listing the relevant lots and
(euros) is 4%. For items selling
on or before the day of sale. We will
appropriate number to be called. We
above €50,000 (euros), charges are
need proof of identification and
recommend that a covering bid is
calculated on a sliding scale.
residence, and may require a bank
also left in the event that we are
All royalty charges are paid to the
reference. Potential buyers must
unable to make the call. We cannot guarantee that lines will be
Dimensions Dimensions are for guidance only; it is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure that they are correct. Buyer’s Premium
Design and Artists Copyright Society
collect a bidding number before the
The buyer shall pay the hammer
(‘DACS’) and no handling costs or
sale begins, and show that number
available, or that we will be able to
price together with a premium
additional fees are retained by the
if successful in purchasing a lot.
call you on the day, but will
thereon.
auctioneer. Resale royalties are not
Please ensure that the auctioneer
endeavour to undertake such bids to
Antiques, Jewellery & Silver and
subject to VAT.
repeats the number correctly when
the best of our abilities.
Pictures (Not Fine Sales)
Please note that the royalty payment
confirming the sale. If there is any
17.5% up to £500,000 and 12%
is calculated on the rate of exchange
Methods of Payment
doubt at this stage as to the
at the European Central Bank on the
Goods purchased will not be
thereafter.
hammer price or buyer it must be
released until we have received full payment.
All other sales (Fine/Special/Collections) 25% up to £25,000 / 20% up to £500,000 / 12% thereafter. VAT will be charged on the premium at the rate imposed by law. (see our Terms and Conditions of Sale). VAT The symbol * by a lot number indicates that VAT is payable by the purchaser at the standard rate on the hammer price. The symbol † by a lot number indicates that the lot has been temporarily imported from outside the EU and that VAT is payable by the purchaser at the rate of 5% on
date of the sale.
brought to the auctioneer’s attention
More information on Droit de Suite
immediately. All lots will be invoiced
is available at www.dacs.org.uk
to the name and address given on
Damage and Restoration
your registration form, which is non-
Occasionally when a lot has suffered
transferable. If you have purchased
Cash Cash payments can be made at the accounts desk during or after a sale.
extensive damage and/or restoration
a lot you may take your bidding
it is indicated in the catalogue. This
number to the accounts department
Cheques should be made payable to
is mentioned entirely at our
and receive an invoice immediately.
Lyon and Turnbull Ltd. We reserve
discretion for the benefit of buyers.
If you have not been successful
the right to wait until cheques have
Where there is no mention of
please leave the number at the
been cleared by our bankers before
damage and/or restoration this
Registration or Reception desks.
releasing bought goods. Cheques
should not be taken to mean that there is none. It is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure that the condition of lots is to their satisfaction (see our Terms and Conditions of Sale).
Cheque
can be cleared prior to sale on
In writing Bid forms are available at the sale and at the back of the catalogue. These should be submitted in person, by post, or by fax as soon as possible prior to the sale and we will
request. Cheques drawn by third parties cannot be accepted. If paying by post please include the slip from your invoice. Switch or Credit Cards
the hammer price and the buyer’s
Condition Reports
bid on your behalf up to the limit
Payment can be made by Switch,
premium.
If potential buyers are unable to
indicated. In the event of receiving
Mastercard or Visa cards. There is a
No VAT is payable on the hammer
inspect lots in person our specialists
two identical bids the first one
surcharge of 1.5% on credit card
price or premium for books bought
will be happy to prepare detailed
received will take precedence. They
payments.
at auction.
Condition Reports on individual lots
must be received at the very latest
Collection
Droit de Suite This symbol § indicates works which may be subject to the Droit de Suite or Artist’s Resale Right, which took
as quickly as possible. These are for
at least an hour before the sale. We
It is the buyer’s responsibility to
guidance only and all lots are sold
will do our utmost to execute these
ascertain collection procedures,
‘as found’ (see our standard Terms
bids but we offer this service entirely
particularly if the sale is not being
and Conditions of Sale).
at the bidder’s risk.
held at our main saleroom.
effect in the United Kingdom on 14th February 2006.
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