204 |
A diamond mounted single-stone ring with circular brilliant-cut stone approximately 7.7mm x 4.5mm, estimated to weigh 1.8cts between baguette-cut diamond three-stone shoulders. £2500-3500 | Nil |
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2500 |
| 205 | A diamond mounted three-stone ring with round old brilliant-cut stones approximately 0.75cts, 0.8cts and 0.75cts in claw settings. £1400-1800 | Nil |
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1400 |
| 215 | An early 20th Century platinum, diamond and seed-pearl circular pendant of openwork design with foliate clusters of old 'eight-cut' diamonds and seed-pearls suspended from a scroll work bar brooch. £800-1200 | Nil |
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700 |
| 216 | A Victorian blue enamelled gold and rose diamond mounted snake necklace of graduated scaly linking, the head decorated with blue enamel inset with graduated circular opals (one setting vacant) with rose diamond eyes and suspending a heart-shaped drop with rose diamond-set flower motif, the reverse with glazed hair compartment and in fitted case. £700-900 | Nil |
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640 |
| 217 | An early 20th Century platinum and diamond bracelet with central oval cluster of pierced design, millegrain-set with brilliant and single-cut diamonds on an expanding flexible bracelet, stamped '18ct'. £800-1200 | Nil |
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980 |
| 218 | A platinum and diamond mounted bracelet with pierced long linking, pave-set with rose-cut diamonds, joined by links of old brilliant-cut stones in millegrain settings. £2000-2500 | Nil |
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2000 |
| 219 | An early 20th Century platinum, diamond and seed-pearl pendant of openwork foliate design millegrain-set with small round diamonds and seed-pearls on fine chain necklace. £1000-1500 | Nil |
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1050 |
| 220 | A late 19th Century enamelled gold, peridot, garnet and diamond mounted bracelet of quatre-foil linking, decorated with green red and white enamel with three oval garnets and two circular peridots separated by black and white enamelled and diamond-set link £600-800 | Nil |
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1200 |
| 221 | A late 19th Century gold, silver diamond and sapphire circular star brooch pendant with central star-shaped flower head cluster of round old brilliant-cut diamonds centring in a single round sapphire. £1400-1800 | Nil |
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1400 |
| 222 | A modern opal and diamond mounted pear-shaped pendant on chain with single pear-shaped opal approximately 22mm long, within a surround of brilliant and baguette-cut diamonds on a box-link chain necklace. £1700-2300 | Nil |
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| 223 | A mid 19th Century gold, silver and diamond mounted circular brooch of openwork scroll design with detachable brooch fittings. £1200-1800 | Nil |
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| 224 | A pair of sapphire and diamond mounted pendant earrings, each with rectangular sapphires and circular diamonds suspending square sapphire single-stone drops. £700-900 | Nil |
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1250 |
| 225 | A ruby and diamond mounted oval cluster ring with central oval ruby approximately 9.0mm x 6.5mm x 3.4mm deep, within a surround of round old brilliant-cut diamonds and single baguette-cut diamond shoulders, the shank stamped '18ct' Together with a 'Gem A' report from The Gem Testing Laboratory of Great Britain, number 0127621 dated 6th November 2007 stating that the natural ruby is of Burmese origin with no evidence of heat treatment observed. £2800-3200 | Nil |
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| 226 | A diamond mounted single-stone ring with circular brilliant-cut stone approximately 7.4mm x 4.3mm estimated to weigh 1.5cts, in millegrain setting between diamond mounted two-stone shoulders. £2300-2600 | Nil |
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2300 |
| 227 | A 19th Century gold, silver, diamond, ruby and mother of pearl swan brooch, with central mother of pearl body, feathers of old brilliant and rose-cut diamonds and with single ruby eye. £1500-1800 | Nil |
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1200 |
| 228 | A platinum and diamond mounted rectangular plaque brooch with three principal circular brilliant-cut stones approximately 0.3cts, 1.0cts and 0.3cts respectively within a pierced art deco-style surround of smaller brilliant and baguette-cut diamonds. £4000-5000 | Nil |
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| 229 | A late 19th Century gold and diamond three-stone ring with round old brilliant-cut diamonds approximately 6.0mm x 3.9mm, 6.2mm x 4.0mm and 6.0mm x 3.7mm, estimated to weigh 0.95cts, 1.0cts and 0.9cts respectively in a scroll pierced setting with rose diamond points. £5000-6000 | Nil |
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5000 |
| 230 | An emerald single-stone ring with cushion-shaped emerald approximately 12.6mm long x 11.0mm wide x 4.8mm deep, in scroll setting with rose-cut diamond four-stone shoulders. £8000-10000 | Nil |
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| 281 | John Graham Gilbert (1794-1866) Portrait of Harry and Lucy Gaitskell as children, she seated holding a small basket he standing holding a riding crop signed and dated J Gilbert 1854 bottom left coloured chalk and pencil drawing 56.5 x 44.5cm. £600-800 | Nil |
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| 282 | Attributed to James Nixon A.R.A (1741-1812) Miniature portrait of a young lady, bust-length with long powdered hair wearing a pale blue and white silk dress sky background oval, 5cm, within a gold frame. £400-600 | Nil |
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650 |
| 283 | Attributed to Andrew Plimer (1763-1837) Miniature portrait of a gentleman thought to be John Christian Curwen (1756-1828) head and shoulders, with powdered hair wearing a blue coat and white stock sky background 5.5cm, in a gold frame with blue glass and enamelled reverse. * John Christian Curwen (1756-1828), agriculturalist and politician born at Ewanrigg, Dearham, Cumberland, died at Workinton Hall. £800-1200 | Nil |
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1600 |
| 284 | Attributed to George Perfect Harding (1800-1853) The Kings and Queens of England from William I to Queen Victoria a group of 36 miniature portraits after earlier originals watercolours each 11.5 x 8cm, all mounted within one frame surmounted by a Royal crest and accompanied by a key to the original portraits. £1500-2500 | Nil |
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5500 |
| 285 | A collection of eleven 19th Century Holford Family miniatures, comprising; A young lady, anon, 5 x 4cm; Harriett Sophia Stevenson born 1814, as a young child holding a dove, by Samuel Towgood Roche (Irish 1759-1847), 6.75 x 5.25cm; Henry Price Holford, anon, bejewelled monogram on reverse, 3.75 x 2.75cm; John Josiah Holford Lieut.B.N., (d.1831), by Alfred Tidey (British 1808-1892), 6.75 x 5.5cm; Adelaide Emily Feilding, circa 1865, Daughter of The 17th Earl of Denbigh by Taylor, 5 x 3.75cm; George Charles Holford 1803-1844 by Sir William Charles Ross (British 1794-1860), 8.25 x 6.25cm; Margaret Frances Murray, circa 1909, anon, 6.25 x 4.75cm; Jane Margaret Jackson, Wife of J.J. Holford, circa 1789 after the original by Engleheart, 5 x 4.25cm; Anna Maria Eleanor Gwynne, married to J.P. Holford, circa 1830, anon, 9 x 7 cm; Arthur Holford, 19th Hussars 1897, aged 24 years, anon, 7.25 x 6cm; John Josiah Holford of Kilgwyn (b.1765), by Sir William Charles Ross (British 1794 - 1860), 10.5 x 8.25cm each framed and mounted within a glazed case. £2500-3500 | Nil |
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| 286 | Rufino Tamayo (1899-1991 Mexican) Seated Boy signed and dated Tamayo '29 bottom left graphite drawing 35 x 20.5cm. * Provenance Dartington Hall Trust. The present work was probably purchased in Mexico by Mark Tobey whilst on his extensive South American travels. These travels were sponsored by Dorothy Elmhirst who encouraged and finance the purchase of pictures which Tobey thought would be of use as learning resources art Dartington School. Rufino Tamayo was born in Oaxaca, Mexico in 1899. As a boy in school he spent much of his time drawing which caused his aunt to withdraw him from classes and put him to work in her grocery business. Tamayo continued to spend time at the National Museum in Mexico City drawing archeological treasures, especially the pre-Columbian objects which influenced his art for the rest of his life. His modern style made him an object of ridicule amongst the traditional Mexican muralists. Tamayo left Mexico for New York and became a teacher at the Dalton School in Manhattan. Here he remained for ten years producing a huge personal body of work. It was whilst in New York he became interested in printmaking and also the production of paper. Latterly Tamayo became renowned for his intense and beautiful colour sense, Octavia Paz, the Mexican poet and Nobel Laureate said of him 'If I could express in a single word what it is that distinguishes Tamayo from other painters I would say: Sun. For the sun is in all of his pictures whether we see it or not; night itself for Tamayo is simply a sun carbonised'. In 1981 the Rufino Tamayo Museum of Contemporary Art was set up in Mexico City largely financed by the artist. The initial collection comprised of a number of his own works along with a selection of contemporary works from the collection he had made with his wife Olga Flores. These included works by Joan Miro, Salvador Dali, Fernand Leger and Pablo Picasso. The Museum joined with the Rufino Tamayo Museum of Pre-Hispanic and Mexican Art which opened in 1974 in Oaxaca. £2000-3000 | Nil |
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4600 |
| 287 | An interesting folio of 14 watercolour, pencil and gouache sketches and drawings by, attributed to, or circle of the following schools and artists; Amy Dalyell, landscape; W Van de Velde (18/19th century), near Rotterdam; Circle of William Daniell, Coastal scene; English School, Etat Castle, Chevriot Hills; S. Otter, Frigate at Sea, Paul Sandby, Lynmouth Devon; William Henry Hunt, study of a fisher boy; English School 19th century, Bay of Naples; Circle of JMW Turner, Cattle by a river; Attributed to T. Sandy, Abbey Ruin; James Bridges, Cornish tin mine; Circle of William James, Rialto Bridge & St Marks (2) £800-1200 | Nil |
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750 |
| 288 | Archibald Thorburn (1860-1935) Studies of Gannets pencil drawings each initialled A.T. and dated 1918, each 15.5 x 9.75cm three in a composite frame £300-500 | Nil |
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| 289 | Myles Birkett Foster (1825-1899) 'Angers', a view from the river monogrammed bottom left watercolour over pencil 9 x 13.5cm. Provenance: Bought by the vendor from Abbot & Holder in 1968. Previously with Thomas Agnew & Sons Ltd. £800-1200 | Nil |
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1650 |
| 290 | Peter La Cave (fl.1769-1810) 'Courtship', a rural scene with girl and donkey, a young man at her side and cattle and sheep in the foreground signed and dated La Cave 1801 bottom left pen and black ink and watercolour 21.5 x 28.5cm. Provenance: Bought by the vendor at the sale Burrough Hall, Leicestershire. £700-900 | Nil |
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| 291 | Attributed to Hugh 'Grecian' Williams (1773-1829) An extensive Scottish loch scene, cattle in the foreground watercolour with scratching out and heightened with gum arabic 64.5 x 96cm. * Sold Christie's, 5th March 1974, Lot 122, for £400 as Hugh William 'Grecian' Williams. £600-900 | Nil |
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292 |
Alfred Leyman (1856-1933) New Inn, Porlock signed watercolour 36 x 54cm. £400-600 |
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420 |
