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Fine Northwest Art & Objects Thursday March 28th @ 5:00PM 20% Buyers Premium In-House 25% Buyers Premium Online/Phone (425) 235-6345 SILENT AUCTIONS impressive transparent oval cabochon cut medium dark very slightly bluish green Lots 1,000’s End @ 8:00PM emerald beryl measuring 14.7x10.2x9.4mm. It is surrounded by (24) tapered baguette and Lot Description (16) round brilliant cut diamonds of approx. 1.2ctw average clarity VS-2, color G. It 1 Patek Philippe for Tiffany & Co. 18k Split weighs 17 grams and is unmarked. Current Second Chronograph Pocket Watch. Serial 2018 appraisal included from Northwest No.198112 with matching case number. 28 Gemological Laboratory. jewel movement with 5 adjusted positions 3 Lady's Citrine & Diamond 14k Ring Size 5. and 3 hot, cold, isochronism. Up down split Contains a large oval modified cut citrine second chronograph function. White quartz measuring 24.7x16.6x11.3mm. It is porcelain dial with black numerals and flanked by (15) round brilliant cut pave markers. 46mm case with monogram diamonds of .9 to 1.2mm diameter each. "WRC" on verso. This watch was presented Illegibly marked. It weighs 15 grams. Estate to Walter R. Cox (1868-1941), famed jewelry with no appraisal included. Harness Racing driver. Known as 4 2pc Lady's Natural Emerald Crystal & "Longshot" or "King of the Half Milers", Diamond 14k Floral Jewelry Set. Includes a Cox won the Hambletonian in 1929 with floral vine ring size 6. It has a natural Walter Dear and is in the Harness Racing emerald crystal specimen measuring Hall of Fame. The watch is inscribed, "To 16x12x11.5mm and (4) round brilliant cut My Friend WALTER R. COX 'One Square diamonds of approx. 2mm diameter each. Man' Frank C. Niles July 1, 1930" on verso Marked "14K NW" and weighing 9.2 interior. Working order though split second grams. Accompanied by a pair of matching chronometer does not reset properly. Watch floral 14k/10k screw back earrings with weighs 75.6 grams. Overall excellent emerald crystal specimens of 14x11.5x8mm condition. Search terms: Horse Racing, and 15.8x13x9mm. They weigh 9.7 grams Kentucky Derby, Jockey. total. Overall excellent condition. Estate 1A Lady's 2.5ct Diamond Solitaire 14k Ring jewelry with no appraisal included. Size 6. Includes one Old European cut 5 Lady's Opal Starburst 14k Modernist Ring diamond color G, clarity I-1. Organic vine Size 4.5. A custom stepped cluster ring set setting. Unmarked. It weighs 11.2 grams. with (37) opal round cabochons of approx. Stone is slightly chipped on edges. Comes 3mm diameter each. Pierced wave setting with 2017 appraisal from Northwest verso marked 14K. It weighs 12.1 grams. Gemological Laboratory. Overall excllent condition. Estate jewelry 2 Lady's 10.65ct Natural Emerald Cabochon with no appraisal included. & Diamond Ring Size 7.75. Includes an 5A Lady's Omega 14k Diamond Bracelet WWW.MBAAUCTION.COM Fine Northwest Art & Objects Thursday March 28th @ 5:00PM 20% Buyers Premium In-House 25% Buyers Premium Online/Phone (425) 235-6345 Wristwatch. Impressive solid 14k wove ring has a prong set ellensburg blue pebble bracelet with (15) pave set round brilliant speciment measuring 30x15x16mm. cut diamonds of 1-1.5mm each. Omega 17 Unmarked, but tested 14k gold. The set jewel manual wind movement 484. weighs 58 grams. Morgan was a student of Working order. Case measures 18.5mm famed jewelry artist, Ramona Solberg and diameter and is marked 14K. It weighs 57 exhibited at the Northwest Craftsmen's grams total. Excellent condition. Estate Exhibitions in the late 1960's. Acquired jewelry with no appraisal included. directly from the artist. Search terms: Ron 5B Pair Jean Schlumberger for Tiffany & Co. Ho, Ruth Penington, Pal Kepenyes 18k Gold Earrings 1.25". A modernist pair 8 2pc Modernist 14k Chrysoprase & Coral of rope tassel earrings. Each marked Jewelry Set by John M. Morgan of "TIFFANY SCHLUMBERGER 18K" on Ellensburg, Washington. A hand made clip back. They come in original marked brutalist matching brooch and ring set. box. Set weighs 16 grams. Excellent Organic brooch measures 4"x2" and is set condition. with a green chrsoprase pebble of 6 Impressive Modernist 14k Opal Tie 35x26x9mm and a small red coral branch Necklace by John M. Morgan of Ellensburg, 2". The ring has a prong set chrysoprase Washington. Exceptional hand made cabochon measuring 24x16x9mm. brutalist necklace with three part articulated Unmarked, but tested 14k gold. The set tie pendent 7.5"x1.5". Contains three prong weighs 60 grams total. Morgan was a set opals measuring 28x14x4mm to student of famed jewelry artist, Ramona 28x20x4mm each. Top choker diameter Solberg and exhibited at the Northwest 6.25". Unmarked, tested 14k gold. It weighs Craftsmen's Exhibitions in the late 1960's. 93.6 grams total. Excellent condition. Acquired directly from the artist. Search Morgan was a student of famed jewelry terms: Ron Ho, Ruth Penington, Pal artist, Ramona Solberg and exhibited at the Kepenyes Northwest Craftsmen's Exhibitions in the 9 Modernist 14k Opal Drop Brooch by John late 1960's. Acquired directly from the M. Morgan of Ellensburg, Washington. artist. Search terms: Ron Ho, Ruth Brutalist pin with swing pendant measures Penington, Pal Kepenyes 3"x3.5" and has four prong set opals of 7 2pc Modernist 14k Ellensburg Blue Agate 16x14x3mm to 20x25x7mm each. Jewelry Set by John M. Morgan of Unmarked, but tested 14k gold. It weighs Ellensburg, Washington. A hand made 38.7 grams. Two smaller opals have some brutalist matching brooch and ring set. crazing. Morgan was a student of famed Organic brooch measures 3.5"x2.25" and is jewelry artist, Ramona Solberg and set with a modified diamond shaped exhibited at the Northwest Craftsmen's ellensburg blue agate of 28x20x9mm. The Exhibitions in the late 1960's. Acquired WWW.MBAAUCTION.COM Fine Northwest Art & Objects Thursday March 28th @ 5:00PM 20% Buyers Premium In-House 25% Buyers Premium Online/Phone (425) 235-6345 directly from the artist. Search terms: Ron exhibited at the Northwest Craftsmen's Ho, Ruth Penington, Pal Kepenyes Exhibitions in the late 1960's. Acquired 10 Modernist 14k Opal Ring by John M. directly from the artist. Search terms: Ron Morgan of Ellensburg, Washington. Ho, Ruth Penington, Pal Kepenyes Brutalist organic setting with a single round 13 Modernist 14k Moonstone Ring by John M. prong set opal cabochon of approx. Morgan of Ellensburg, Washington. 26x23x6mm. Unmarked, but tested 14k Brutalist organic setting with large gold. It weighs 21.3 grams and is a size 6. moonstone cabochon measuring approx. Opal has some crazing. Morgan was a 28x22x11mm. Unmarked, but tested 14k. It student of famed jewelry artist, Ramona weighs 30.1 grams and is a size 7. Morgan Solberg and exhibited at the Northwest was a student of famed jewelry artist, Craftsmen's Exhibitions in the late 1960's. Ramona Solberg and exhibited at the Acquired directly from the artist. Search Northwest Craftsmen's Exhibitions in the terms: Ron Ho, Ruth Penington, Pal late 1960's. Acquired directly from the Kepenyes artist. Search terms: Ron Ho, Ruth 11 Modernist 14k Black Opal Ring by John M. Penington, Pal Kepenyes Morgan of Ellensburg, Washington. 14 Modernist 14k Druzy Quartz Brooch by Brutalist organic setting with oval black John M. Morgan of Ellensburg, opal cabochon measuring approx. Washington. Brutalist organic pin 27x15x6mm. Unmarked, but tested 14k measuring 2.75"x2.5" set with a natural gold. It weighs 22.2 grams and is a size 6.5. druzy quartz geode specimen measuring Opal has some crazing. Morgan was a 51x33x18mm. Unmarked, but tested 14k student of famed jewelry artist, Ramona gold. It weighs 58.7 grams. Morgan was a Solberg and exhibited at the Northwest student of famed jewelry artist, Ramona Craftsmen's Exhibitions in the late 1960's. Solberg and exhibited at the Northwest Acquired directly from the artist. Search Craftsmen's Exhibitions in the late 1960's. terms: Ron Ho, Ruth Penington, Pal Acquired directly from the artist. Search Kepenyes terms: Ron Ho, Ruth Penington, Pal 12 Modernist 14k Orange Fire Opal Ring by Kepenyes John M. Morgan of Ellensburg, 15 Modernist 14k Pearl & Orange Stone Washington. Brutalist organic setting with Branch Brooch 3"x2.25". Brutalist organic two prong set orange fire opal pebbles cast branch set with a natural grey and measuring approx. 10x12x8mm each. cream colored pearl of approx. 8-9mm each. Unmarked, but tested 14k gold. It weighs It also has an orange cabochon measuring 25.3 grams and is a size 5.5. Opals have 16x13x9mm that is likely synthetic. some crazing. Morgan was a student of Unmarked, but tested 14k gold. It weighs famed jewelry artist, Ramona Solberg and 36.9 grams. From the same collection of WWW.MBAAUCTION.COM Fine Northwest Art & Objects Thursday March 28th @ 5:00PM 20% Buyers Premium In-House 25% Buyers Premium Online/Phone (425) 235-6345 jewelry with the John M. Morgan work. It weighs 86 grams. Morgan was a student 16 2pc Modernist Turquoise & Sterling of famed jewelry artist, Ramona Solberg Jewelry Set by John M. Morgan of and exhibited at the Northwest Craftsmen's Ellensburg, Washington. A matching Exhibitions in the late 1960's. Acquired brutalist organic brooch 2.25"x3" and ring directly from the artist. Search terms: Ron size 7. They are set with four cut and Ho, Ruth Penington, Pal Kepenyes polished turquoise stones of 28-33mm in 19 2pc Modernist Sterling Jewelry by John M. length. They weigh 84 grams total. Morgan Morgan of Ellensburg, Washington. was a student of famed jewelry artist, Includes a brutalist hand worked silver Ramona Solberg and exhibited at the swivel drop brooch with glass beads Northwest Craftsmen's Exhibitions in the 3"x3.75" and a large moonstone cabochon late 1960's.
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