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Gerrards Auction Rooms Gerrards Auction Rooms St Georges Road Two Day Sale of Fine Arts, Antiques, Jewellery, Silver and St Annes Lancashire Quality Collectables FY8 2AE United Kingdom Started 28 Mar 2013 10:00 GMT Lot Description Vintage 9 Carat Gold Bracelet loaded with 20 quality charms. All hallmarked. Good selection of various & assorted quality charms. 65.1 1 grammes. 2 Small Collection Of Jewellery Comprising 9ct Gold Chain, Three Pendants, 18ct Gold Ring And A 9ct Gold Ring. 3 9ct Gold Necklace Set With Three Pear Shaped Opals And A Round Sapphire. Hallmarked. 5 9ct Gold Sapphire Earrings And Matching Pendant, Together With Ruby Set Earrings And Pendant. 6 Chinese 20th Century Enamel Hand Mirror With Jade Handle. 6`` in length. A Collection of Vintage Stainless Steel Manual Wind Gents Wristwatches (4) in total. Makes: Saxon, Rotary, Cyma Maystar, Avia Olym. 7 All with leather straps, in working order. 8 Edwardian Silver Ornate Photo Frame with velvet back and stand. Hallmark Birmingham 1903, 6.5 inches high. Gents 9ct Gold Omega Automatic, Seamaster De Ville, Champagne Dial With Arabic Numerals And Date Aperture, Case Numbered 9 1665020, 24 Jewels Movement Numbered 25339567. 34mm Case. 10 Swan Mabie Todd Eyedropper Fountain Pen, Pat Aug 29, 99. 11 Heavy Ethnic Silver Necklace, Stamped 800, Weight 242 Grammes Collection Of Five Manual Wind Watch Heads, All Gents Comprising Timex, Lanco, Mirvaine, Times & Smiths, All Ticking But Need 12 Cleaning/Servicing. Collection Of Four 19thC Seals And Watch Keys, Two Seals With Intaglios `I Live In Hope` & A Greek God, The Two Watch Keys Set 13 With Hard Stones. 13A Victorian 9 Carat Gold Locket supported on a gold plated chain.. 14 9ct Gold Dress Ring, Fully Hallmarked, Ring Size N. Together With A Gold Locket. 14A 18ct Gold, Chanel Set Diamond Ring, 50pts of Diamonds of good colour and quality. 7 grams. 9ct Gold Bar Brooch Set With Seed Pearl And Sapphires. Wire Work And Bauble Decoration, Glazed Aperture To Reverse. 15 Replacement Pin. A Selection of Silver Jewellery comprising a silver bangle, locket and chain, large agate pendant and chain, early silver Sian 15A bracelet,heart shaped locket and chain and coin brooch. Good quality items. All fully hallmarked. 108.8 grammes. 16 9ct Gold Masonic Ring, Enamelled Swivel Emblem, Hallmark Rubbed, Ring Size O½ 16A Ladies Silver Bark Bracelet. Fully hallmarked of good quality and colour. 7.5 inches in length. 1 inch wide. 17 Two Silver Vesta Cases, Both Fully Hallmarked, Early 20thC. Silver Double Sovereign Case, Hallmarked For Birmingham n 1`912. Hinge Broken. Together With A Hinged Pill Box, Surmounted With 17A A Turquoise Cabochon. Two 18ct Gold Diamond Rings, One Set With A Central Ruby Surrounded By Diamonds (Size L½) The Other A Solitaire (Size K), Both 18 Stamped 18ct. Victorian Silver Enamelled Vesta Case, The Front Showing An Image Of Three Robins In A Snowy Setting. Fully Hallmarked For 18A Birmingham S 1892. Victorian Silver Hinged Bangle Modelled In The Form Of A Belt And Buckle, Unmarked, Engraved Inscription To Interior Dated 1882. 19 (Odd Dings) 19A Silver Enamelled Locket Together With An Enamelled Match Case Holder. Dings To The Case A/F 18ct White Gold Diamond Set Necklace, Floral Design Set With Round Cut Diamonds, Estimated Diamond Weight 3.00ct, Unmarked 20 Tests High Carat. 20A Edwardian Silver Hexagonal Shaped Photo Frame, hallmark Birmingham 1913. 5.75 inches high. Small Collection Of Silver Jewellery, Comprising Albert Chain, Two Thimbles, Two Fobs, Two Rings And A Collection Of 21 Charms/Pendants. 22 Gents Set Of Silver Cufflinks, Of Oval Form With Chain Links, The Fronts Showing Jockeys On Horseback 23 Sterling Silver Dress Ring, Set With A Large Oval Cut Blue Quartz, Approx 10.00cts. Ring Size N. 24 White Akoya Pearl Necklace, Length 17 Inches. 25 A Fine Round Lapis Lazuli Pendant with Applied Eastern Design in high carat Gold. 2`` High. 25D A Sterling Silver Pendant and Chain set with an elliptical shaped pale pink chalcedony hard stone hand carved with a floral design. 26 Collection Of Five Silver Rings Together With A Silver Bangle. 27 Two Solid Silver Bangles, Both Set With Mother Of Pearl Style Inlay. Marked 925. 28 Pearl Set Ring, Mounted In Yellow Gold, Unmarked, Ring Size J½ 29 Two Solid Silver Bracelets, Both Set With Mother Of Pearl Style Inlay. Marked 925. 29D A Sterling Silver Key Pendant With A Heart Shaped Handle On A Sterling Silver Chain. Ideal 21st birthday gift etc. 29E A Silver & Enamel Teddy Bear Key Ring. The bear enamelled in red, pink, yellow, black & white. Marked 925 and boxed 9ct Gold Gem Set Dress Ring, Set With A Central Sapphire Surrounded By Round Cut Diamonds, Rubies And Emeralds, Fully 30 Hallmarked, Ring Size M. 14ct White Gold Ruby & Diamond Ring, Set With An Emerald Cut Ruby (Estimated Weight 4.00ct) Surrounded By Round Brilliant Cut 31 Diamonds, Estimated Weight .50ct, Stamped 14k, Ring Size L½. Sapphire And Diamond Dress Ring, Set With Two Rows Of 14 Round Modern Brilliant Cut Diamonds Between 6 Round Cut Sapphires, 32 Unmarked, Tests High Carat, Ring Size L. 33 Art Nouveau 18ct Gold & Platinum Set Opal & Diamond Ring. stamped 18ct and plat 34 18ct Gold Single Stone Diamond Ring illusion set. Hallmark Birmingham 1977 35 Victorian 15ct Gold Single Stone Aquamarine Set Brooch. Stamped 15ct. With original box. 18ct Gold Diamond Cluster Ring, Set With A Central Round Brilliant Cut Diamond Estimated Weight .85ct (6.28 x 6.25 x 3.40mm) 36 Surrounded By 8 Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds Approx .12ct Each. Estimated Total Diamond Weight 1.80ct, Estimated Clarity VS H-I Colour. Stamped 18ct, Ring Size Q. 10ct Gold Dress Ring, Set With A Triangular Cut Green Faceted Stone Set Between Six Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds, Marked 10k, 37 Ring Size N. 38 Three Pairs Of Silver Earrings And A Silver Pendant. 39 9ct BK & FT Locket Suspended On A Fine Link Chain, Clasp Marked 9ct. 14ct Gold Emerald And Diamond Dress Ring, Set With A Central Oval Deep Green Emerald Surrounded By 12 Round Brilliant Cut 40 Diamonds, Channel Set Baguette Cut Diamond Shoulders. Stamped 14k, Ring Size N. 41 Silver Torque Choker Set With Mother Of Pearl Coloured Stones, Stamped 925. 42 Silver Snake Chain, Suspending A Large Amethyst Coloured Stone Silver Mounted With CZ Stones. An Amusing Silver Enamel & Marcasite Brooch of a parrot perched on a branch. The main body in emerald green enamel with cream 42D enamel tail feathers. Marked 925. 1.75`` in length. 42E A Pear Shaped Silver Pendant Set With Scarce Pink, Yellow, White & Blue Opals on a silver chain. 43 Collection Of Six Rings, Comprising Five 9ct Gold Dress Rings And An 18ct Gold Sapphire And Diamond Ring Set On A Twist. Collection Of Gemset Rings, Comprising Two 18ct Gold Diamond Rings (Both Set With Approx .20ct Round Diamonds), 9ct Gold 44 Turquoise Cluster, Two 9ct Gold Paste Set Rings & An 18ct Gold Sapphire And Diamond Cluster (Sapphire Loose) + A Paste Set Pendant. Early 20thC Platinum Diamond Ring Central Old Cut Diamond Approx 1.00ct (7.07 x 7.37 x 2.83) Square Millegrain Gallery Setting With 45 Diamond Chip To Each Corner, Diamond Set Shoulders, Ring Size Q, Marked Platinum. Ebel Classic Mini Ladies Quartz Steel and Gold Wristwatch, with 18ct gold bezel and diamond hour markers. Also with 24kt electro 46 plated trim. Fold over concealed clasp. 11668554 1057901. Retail £2,200. An Attractive Chinese Oval Sterling Silver and Cloisonne Enamel Box with pull off lid. Enamelled in pink, green and yellow to a black 46E background. The sides in a floral design and featuring a pair of lovebirds. Green enamel interior. Stamped 925, 1 inch long. Double Strand Necklace of Faceted Fluorite in shades of green, purple and blue, the gemstone from which the word fluorescence 47 derives, shown from the palest mint green through to sea blues and greens, slightly pink through to dark amethyst, fastened by a sterling silver slider clasp; shortest length ...[more] 49 Silver Bangle And Bracelet, Both Set With Rose Quartz Coloured Stone. Stamped 925 50 German 18th/19thC Fluted Silver Punch Ladle, Turned Wooden Handle, Marked 14 For .875 Silver. Length 13 Inches. 50A Collection of Five Vintage Ladies Fans, Assorted Patterns and sizes. A Natural Transparent Green Single Stone Emerald & Diamond Pendant, of fine quality. Supported on an 18ct gold chain. The step cut 51 natural emerald of Russian origin, excellent colour and approximately 4cts. Surrounded by 16 brilliant cut diamonds with independent gemstone certificate report from ...[more] Early 20thC Silver Plated Epergne, Central Tapering Column With Pierced Gallery Together With Three Similar Branches, Reg Mark, 52 Height 14½ Inches. 53 Chinese Vintage Ivory Boat With Figures, Raised on a wooden stand. 2.5`` in height, 6`` in width. A Miniature Italian Silver Pill Box realistically designed as a treasure chest with domed hinged lid. Marked for 800 standard and with 53D makers mark of Stefani Saint Jacques of Vicenza. 1`` in length. The Fellowship Of Freedom & Reform. A Pair Of Scarce Silver Gold & Red Enamel Fob Medallions With Ring Suspensions. Each with 53E an outer round laurel leaf surround with a gold central vacant cartouche surrounded by the words `Fellowship Freedom Reform` against a red enamel background. Hallmark ...[more] Ladies 18ct White Gold set Diamond Solitaire with a Princess cut Diamond in edge to edge setting. Diamond of good clarity. Est 54 diamond weight 0.25 carats. Valuation for replacement £650.00 55 9ct Gold Dress Ring, Set With Blue Faceted Stones, Fully Hallmarked. Ring Size P. A Chinese Heart Shaped Cloisonne Pill Box With Hinged Lid.
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