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A George V silver and green enamel square compact with engine turned ornament, 2.75ins square, by Adadie Bros Ltd, Birmingham 1935, two silver vesta cases and a small selection of silverware (combined weighable silver 2.8ozs) £200-300
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A Victorian silver rectangular card case of shaped outline, the whole engraved with floral, leaf and scroll ornament, 4ins x 2.75ins, by Yapp & Woodward, London 1881 (weight 2ozs), a plated child’s rattle in the form of a squirrel, 1.75ins overall, with ivory teething ring, two silver circular brooches, and a small selection of other metalware £80-120
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An Edward VIII silver circular waiter of shaped outline on three reeded scroll supports, 7.75ins diameter, by Viner’s Ltd, Sheffield 1936, a selection of silver tea spoons and other silverware, various (combined weighable silver 22ozs) £200-300
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A George V silver square salver, the moulded edge with re-entrant corners, reeded and ribbon mounts, on four bracket feet, 8.25ins square, by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1932, a George V silver cylindrical jar and cover with hinged inner compartment, the exterior with engine turned ornament, 3.25ins high, by John Collard Vickery, London 1911, two silver pint tankards, and a selection of silver and platedware, various (combined weighable silver 60ozs) £600-800
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A George V silver oval three piece condiment set of Neo-classical design with domed covers and bead mounts, the panelled bodies with pierced scroll bands, comprising - pair of pepper pots, 5ins high and mustard pot, 2ins high, by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, London 1930, a George VI silver two-handled prize cup with angular handles, 5.5ins high, Birmingham 1951, a small selection of other silver and silvery metal items, various (combined weighable silver 17ozs), and a small selection of plated items £200-300
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A pair of Elizabeth II silver oval salts, the exteriors with hammered finish and on panel feet, 5.125ins x 2.125ins x 1ins high, by Albert Edward Jones, Birmingham 1961, four Victorian silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons, London 1841, two other silver spoons, pair of sugar tongs and a toasting fork with ivory handle (combined weighable silver 16ozs) £120-160
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A George V silver part three piece tea service of circular panelled form and with leaf mounts, on scroll feet, comprising - teapot, 5.5ins high, hot water jug, 6.5ins high (both with wood handles and finials), and milk jug, by William Neale, Birmingham 1925 and 1926 (gross weight 30ozs), a George V silver baluster shaped sugar castor, 6ins high, Birmingham 1923, an Edward VII silver goblet, 5.5ins, Sheffield 1909 (combined weight 8ozs), and three other silver and silver mounted items, various £400-600
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A late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese silver dragon pattern candelabra modelled in the form of a five clawed dragon holding two cups, 6.75ins (171mm) high, maker’s mark “HC” stamped to each foot (weight 8.5ozs), and with fretted and carved hardwood cloud pattern base, 8.75ins (123mm) high overall £1000-1500
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A Chinese silver circular bowl with shaped cloud pattern rim and double walled body boldly embossed and chased with a dragon on a hammered ground, with plain circular footrim, 6.75ins (172mm) diameter x 4.375ins (112mm) high (weight 17ozs) £1000-1500
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A near Eastern silvery metal spherical bowl and cover, the whole embossed with panels with leaf, floral and geometric ornament within bands of stylised leaf and geometric ornament, on tapered stem with circular knop and footrim, 8.5ins high (weight 17ozs - minor dents) £200-300
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A Peruvian silvery metal circular two-handled sugar box and cover, the lid with flowerhead pattern terminal and the body decorated with stylised leaf bandings, and with conforming leaf capped loop handles, 4.75ins high (marked to base “Ilaria 925” - weight 11ozs) £120-160
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A near Eastern silvery metal rose water sprinkler embossed with scale, leaf and leaf scroll ornament, on circular footrim, 10.25ins high, and a small selection of Continental silvery metalware, various (combined weighable silver 6ozs) £150-200
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A pair of French silver baluster shaped pepper pots of Neo-classical design, the panelled bodies with floral swags and each on three scroll feet, 3.75ins high, by Bointaburet of Paris, and a pair of similar circular salts with bead mounts, oval pierced sides, on three fluted supports with leaf and floral swags, 2.25ins diameter x 2ins high, and blue glass liners for same (combined weighable silver 10ozs) £100-150
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A Cartier sterling silver mounted notebook holder with silver scroll top, 3.75ins wide x 5.75ins overall (stamped “Cartier Sterling 331” and engraved with the initials “GRK” - dented) £150-200
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A near Eastern silvery metal rectangular cigarette case chased and engraved with the view of a ruined temple, 3.5ins x 2.5ins (stamped 84% - weight 3.2ozs) £150-200
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A Continental silvery metal fish pattern box with blue enamel eyes, the mouth and head opening to reveal two containers and with articulated body, 5ins overall (weight 3ozs - stamped 830) £120-160
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A late Victorian plated picnic set, designed by Christopher Dresser and made by Hukins and Heath No. 2110 and retailed by Leuchars & Sons of London & Paris, comprising - tea kettle with folding cane bound handle, spirit lamp and folding stand, teapot with cane bound handle and ring handle to cover, sugar bowl, tea caddy, glass milk container with screw top, pair of rat tail pattern tea spoons and matching sugar tongs, complete with a pair of Worcester blue and white porcelain tea cups and saucers, contained in black leather covered fitted case retailed by Leuchars & Sons, with mauve velour lined fitted interior, 11ins wide x 6ins deep x 7ins high £600-800
Note: See Christopher Dresser People’s Designer 1834-1904 - Exhibition by Richard Dennis 2nd - 19th June 1999 - Item M-039 B
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A silver plated rectangular three bottle tantalus, 13.5ins wide x 5.5ins deep x 11.5ins high, and key for same, complete with three hobnail cut glass decanters and stoppers £200-300
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A Louis Roederer two-handled silver plated champagne bucket, 9ins high, engraved with the monogram “L.R.” within a twin oval cartouche above the inscription “Louis Roederer Fonde en 1776” £100-150
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A modern Almazon plated “Tied sack” pattern vase, 7ins high, and a matching smaller ditto, 3.5ins high £80-120
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An early 20th Century plated postage scales mounted with a horses hoof and engraved “Filloose, Egypt 1901”, 6.5ins high, and a horn flask with plated metal mounts, 9.5ins £100-150
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A plated Kings pattern table service for eight place settings, comprising - table forks, table knives, butter knives, dessert forks, dessert spoons, soup spoons, fish knives and forks, tea spoons, four table spoons and three piece carving set, contained in mahogany canteen, 20ins x 26ins x 54ins high £100-150
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A plain plated part table service, comprising - twelve table forks, twelve dessert forks, twelve table spoons, eleven dessert spoons, nine tea spoons, four egg spoons, soup ladle, gravy spoon, pair of sauce ladles, pair of sugar tongs, two meat skewers and two lobster picks (all monogrammed “F”), contained in oak rectangular two-handled canteen fitted two drawers enclosed by a pair of panelled doors, 22ins wide x 17ins deep x 10ins high (with Mappin & Webb label to interior) £100-150
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It is common practice for coloured stones including jade to be treated to enhance their appearance. This includes jade that has been bleached (usually in acid), polymer/resin filled or dyed, or a combination of any of these treatments. Prospective buyers should presume that all coloured stones sold by The Canterbury Auction Galleries have been treated unless stated to the contrary in the catalogue description. Please contact us for more information regarding enhancement and treatment of coloured stones. Any dispute as to the authenticity of a lot, including signatures, age and condition, and as to the treatment of gem stones including HTHP enhanced diamonds must be brought to our attention within TWO WEEKS of the sale date.
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A modern 18ct gold mounted solitaire diamond ring, the brilliant cut stone approximately 2.4ct and with three small diamonds to each shoulder (gross weight 4.1 grammes - ring size P 1/2) £5000-7000
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An Edwardian 14ct gold mounted diamond solitaire ring, the oval cut stone approximately 1.75ct (gross weight 6.2 grammes - ring size Q) £3000-4000
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An 18ct gold white gold mounted solitaire diamond ring, the brilliant cut stone approximately 0.8ct (gross weight 2.4 grammes - ring size O 1/2) £1000-1500
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A modern 18ct white gold and platinum mounted diamond solitaire ring, the brilliant cut stone 1.09ct (gross weight 3.6 grammes - ring size N) £800-1000
Note: With Anchor Certificate No. 1/21033-004 confirming the stone to be 1.09ct, clarity I1, colour O-P
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A modern 18ct gold mounted diamond solitaire ring, the tear drop stone approximately .75ct shouldered to either side by fifteen small rose cut diamonds (gross weight 4.4 grammes - ring size K 1/2), and a matching 18ct gold diamond set half hoop eternity ring, the face set with twenty-nine rose cut diamonds (gross weight 3.7 grammes - ring size K 1/2) £2500-3500
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A modern 18ct white gold mounted yellow diamond solitaire ring, the brilliant cut stone approximately .75ct, the claws and shoulders set with small rose cut diamonds (gross weight 2.9 grammes - ring size I) £1000-1500
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A modern platinum mounted diamond solitaire ring, the brilliant cut stone approximately .90ct (gross weight 2.6 grammes - ring size P) £700-1000
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A silvery coloured metal mounted diamond solitaire ring, the old cut stone approximately .60ct (gross weight 2.5 grammes - ring size O) £600-800
Note: Metal unmarked but tests as 18ct
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A modern 14ct gold gentleman’s diamond solitaire ring, set with a brilliant cut stone approximately .20ct (gross weight 4.8 grammes - ring size Q) £120-160
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A silvery coloured metal mounted three stone diamond ring, the diamonds each approximately .50ct (gross weight 3.4 grammes - ring size N) £2000-3000
Note: Metal unmarked but tests as platinum
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A modern silvery coloured metal mounted diamond three stone ring, the central brilliant cut stone approximately .80ct bordered by two further stones approximately .70ct, the shoulders set with four small yellow and six small white diamonds in rub-over setting (gross weight 9.5 grammes - ring size R 1/2) £1500-2000
Note: Metal unmarked but tests as platinum
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An early 20th Century platinum mounted all diamond set cross-over ring, the two old cut stones each approximately 1ct, the shoulders set with three small rose cut diamonds (gross weight 4.4 grammes - ring size M) £2000-3000
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An Edwardian silvery coloured metal mounted all diamond set cluster ring, the central old cut stone approximately .33ct surrounded by seven further stones each approximately .20ct (gross weight 3.2 grammes - ring size J 1/2) £400-600
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A modern gentleman’s 9ct gold diamond set buckle pattern ring, the face with foliate engraving, the buckle set with eighteen small rose cut diamonds (gross weight 10 grammes - ring size X 1/2) £150-200
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A modern silvery coloured metal mounted ruby and diamond cross-over ring, the pear cut ruby and pear cut diamond each approximately 1ct, the shoulders set with ten graduated baguette cut diamonds (gross weight 6.5 grammes - ring size R) £2500-3000
Note: Metal unmarked but tests as platinum
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A modern silvery coloured metal mounted ruby and diamond three stone ring, the oval cut ruby approximately 1.15ct shouldered by two brilliant cut diamonds each approximately .45ct (gross weight 4.3 grammes - ring size N) £1500-2000
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A modern 18ct gold mounted ruby and diamond ring, the cushion cut ruby approximately .85ct within a border of twelve rose cut diamonds (gross weight 5 grammes - ring size M) £1200-1500
Note: Accompanied by Gemological Certification Services Report No. 57752722 dated 31st July 2015 confirming the stone to be a natural ruby of Burmese origin with no indication of heat treatment
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An 18ct gold mounted sapphire and diamond oval cluster ring, the central sapphire approximately 5ct surrounded by ten brilliant cut diamonds each approximately 0.12ct £1500-2000
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A modern 18ct white gold and platinum mounted sapphire and diamond ring, the square cut sapphire approximately 1ct within a border of sixteen small rose cut diamonds (gross weight 2.6 grammes - ring size L) £1000-1200
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A late Victorian 15ct gold sapphire and diamond five stone ring, the three sapphires each approximately .20ct interspersed by two old cut diamonds, each approximately .20ct (gross weight 3.4 grammes - ring size Q 1/2) £500-700
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A modern 18ct white gold mounted emerald and diamond ring, the square emerald cut stone approximately 1.24ct bordered by sixteen small rose cut diamonds (gross weight 3.7 grammes - ring size P 1/2) £1400-1800
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A modern 18ct gold mounted emerald and diamond ring, the square cut emerald approximately 1ct shouldered by two brilliant cut diamonds each approximately .20ct (gross weight 2.8 grammes - ring size N 1/2) £300-400
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A modern 14ct white gold mounted aquamarine and diamond ring, the rectangular aquamarine approximately 4cts contained within a border of twenty small brilliant cut diamonds, each approximately .05ct (gross weight 13.2 grammes - ring size O) £800-1000
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A late Georgian gold coloured metal mounted oval pattern ring, the face inset with a shoulder-length portrait of a young woman in a blue dress under a glazed panel, 34mm x 18mm overall (gross weight 7 grammes - ring size R) £350-500
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A late Georgian gold coloured metal mounted jet set mourning ring, the face set to the centre with a small glass panel with woven hair within a border of twelve small jet cut stones to the reeded shank (gross weight 3 grammes - ring size P) £150-200
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