for our Antique, Fine Art and Collectables auction held on Wednesday 28th of July 2004
Lot No | Description | Est | Image |
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862 | A 9ct gold cross hung on a 9ct gold chain £40-60 | - | |
863 | A 19th Century shell carved cameo portrait brooch of a lady contained in a "silver" brooch mount £25-35 | - | |
864 | A gold belcher double link chain £40-60 | - | |
865 | An Edwardian 15ct gold bar brooch and 1 other set a blue stone and diamonds £60-80 | - | |
866 | A gold belcher link necklet £20-30 | - | |
867 | An Eastern walking stick with embossed silver top £75-100 | - | |
868 | A Britannia metal oval engraved 3 piece tea service with teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and cream jug £10-20 | - | |
869 | A silver plated Old English pattern soup ladle £15-25 | - | |
870 | A pair of silver plated fish servers £30-50 | - | |
871 | A 19th Century lacquered box containing a collection of carved mother of pearl gaming counters £30-50 | - | |
872 | A silver compact with engine turned decoration, the lid decorated the crest of The Royal Corps of signals Birmingham 1941 £20-30 | - | |
873 | A Victorian 1897 Masonic gilt metal commemorative jewel £20-25 | - | |
874 | A 9ct gold Royal Arch Chapter jewel £40-50 | - | |
875 | A circular silver dish Birmingham 1963 and a pierced circular silver dish £20-30 | - | |
876 | An 18th/19th Century Shagreen spectacle case and a pair of Georgian silver framed wig spectacles £170-220 | - | |
877 | A carved ivory parasol handle £5-10 | - | |
878 | A gilt metal and enamel circular rouge pot £25-35 | - | |
879 | A Scuptos pen contained in a gilt metal case £5-10 | - | |
880 | A silver cross shaped brooch and a bar brooch £5-10 | - | |
881 | A circular carved "coral" bangle £10-20 | - | |
882 | An engraved silver bangle £20-25 | - | |
883 | An Eastern multi link silver necklet £15-25 | - | |
884 | A string of graduated hardstone beads £15-25 | - | |
885 | A silver coloured necklet hung a "silver" locket together with a silver napkin ring £15-25 | - | |
886 | A carved ivory brooch in the form of a sheath of corn £20-25 | - |