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1 Butterscotch Amber Style Bead Necklace, 43 Graduated Amber Lot No Description Estimate 1 Butterscotch Amber Style Bead Necklace, 43 £100-£200 graduated amber beads, the largest central bead measures 21mm x 24.55mm, 64cm length approx. 2 Items of Silver/Silver Metal/Gilt Costume Jewellery £20-£30 including a Silver Metal set Topaz/Citrine Bracelet/Ring combination (Each Stone 14mm x 10mm approx) and a Hallmarked Tigers Eye Silver Brooch, etc. 3 Ladies 9ct Gold EVERITE Wrist Watch in Working £20-£30 Order, Original Rolled Gold Bracelet 4 18ct White Gold Each Set Two Marquise Cut Rare £60-£80 Orange Sapphires, each stone 8mm x 4mm approx. 5 18ct Gold (Hallmarked) Diamond Full Eternity Ring, £2,500-£2,800 Channel Set with a Row of Twenty-Six Brilliant Cut Diamonds each measuring 2.5mm approx., total estimated weight 1.50 carat, assessed colour grade G- H, assessed as clarity grade SI. Size P/Q, Certificate Available for Inspection 6 9ct Gold Link Bracelet 78 grams Gross Weight approx £800-£900 7 9ct Gold Mount Cameo 13 grams Gross Weight approx £30-£50 Lot No Description Estimate 8 9ct Gold Rolex Tudor Ladies Wrist Watch on 9ct Link £250-£350 Strap, working , 28 grams Gross Weight approx 9 Victorian Gold Dress Ring Set central Oval Amethyst £50-£70 and 2 Pearls, Amethyst 6.5cm length x 3.1cm diameter approx (not hallmarked) 2.7 grams gross Size O, Dated 1865 10 Gold Dress Ring (marked 333) Size P, Set 6 Garnet £30-£50 style and Central White Stone, 3.8 grams gross approx 11 Gold Crescent Bar Brooch Set 13 Diamond, 3 Seed £100-£200 Pearl, 11 Sapphires, 4.9 grams gross (untested) 12 Three Victorian 9ct Gold Bar Brooch 9 gms approx £70-£90 13 MIRIAM HASKELL Pair Vintage Earrings, Signed, good £80-£120 overall condition 14 9ct Gold Dress Ring Set Three Oval Garnets, the £80-£120 central stone 8.75mm x 7mm approx Lot No Description Estimate 15 Various Items 9ct Gold including 5 sets Earrings, 13 £120-£160 grams approx. 16 22ct Gold Band, 6 grams approx. £150-£250 17 Various 9ct Gold Items including Five Ladies Wrist £550-£650 Watches (one with 9ct Gold Bracelet), Two Gold Chains, Gold Cross, Three Dress Rings, Two Bands, Mixed Earrings; 55 grams net weight approx. 18 9ct Gold Victorian Rail Link Bracelet, Locket Clasp; 15 £140-£180 grams approx. 19 Early Victorian Japanese Shakudo Gold Metal Locket, £400-£500 circa 1890, two oval shape plaques inlaid with silver and gold Shakudo work, one plaque depicting a Stork with two babies beneath bamboo and flowers, the other plaque depicting two pheasants beneath flowers and plants; 4cm length x 3cm width; 21 grams gross weight approx. 20 Jewellery including Baroque Sea Salt Pearl necklace, £30-£50 Silver bracelet set Amber, Far Eastern Silver metal necklace (one made from a camel's harness), Vintage costume Pearls etc. 21 14ct Gold Box Link Necklace, 60cm length, £380-£460 Lot No Description Estimate 22 Quantity Vintage & Costume Jewellery / Pearls £20-£40 including items of silver, marcasite, pewter, costume and real pearls necklace, some loose small pearls, etc. 23 9ct (375) Gold Link Bracelet, 19 cm length, £50-£70 24 Gold Metal Edwardian Dress Ring Set (in white gold £30-£50 metal) Central Brilliant Cut Diamond surrounded by 7 Diamonds (the 8th diamond missing), Size P, 2.3 grams gross approx. 25 Five Sets 9 ct Gold Earrings £30-£50 26 Vintage 40" Long Natural Coral Necklace with Gold £100-£200 Clasp 6mm Beads, 200mm (80 inch) length approx 27 Antique White/Gold Metal Brooch Set 5 Golden Topaz £20-£30 and Seed Pearls (One Missing) Each Stone 9mm x 7mm approx 28 Vintage Red Coral Effect Necklace, 148cm (58") length £30-£50 Lot No Description Estimate 29 Very Large Collection Costume Jewellery including £150-£250 necklaces, bracelets, watches, earrings, etc.: Necklaces 321, Watches 16, Bracelets 47, Earings 50 approx.m Brooches 5, Pendants 6, Silver Metal Chains 6, Gold Metal Chains 6 - In all over 400 items. 31 18ct Gold Ring Set 8 Brilliant Cut Diamonds and 5 £250-£350 Marquise Cut Sapphires, Size P 32 9ct Gold Bracelet set 15 Oval Cut Sapphires & 15 £250-£350 Brilliant Cut Diamonds, 19cm long approx. 33 Withdrawn £350-£450 33A Fine Dark Grey Freshwater Pearl Necklace 85cm £80-£120 length approx 34 Canadian 2000 $350 Gold Coin No.1730 original box, £1,400-£1,600 Certificate of Authenticity, Mint Condition 35 George V Gold Sovereign Mint Mark Collection boxed £1,600-£2,200 with Certificate of Authenticity No. 376 , 7 Mint Sovereigns Dated: 1915 (V-London), 1913 (V-S), 1914 (V-M), 1923 (V-P), 1911 (V-C), 1918 (V-I), 1925 (V-SA) Lot No Description Estimate 36 2002 Canada $100 Proof Mint Gold Coin, Discovery Of £260-£320 Oil In Alberta (.25 Oz Of Gold), Certificate of Authenticity No. 07660 37 2000 Canadian Mint Gold Proof $100 Coin McClure's £260-£320 Search for the Franklin Expedition Commemorative Coin, Certificate of Authenticity No.02584 38 2001 $100 The Library of Parliament 125th Anniversary £260-£320 Mint Gold Coin, Certificate of Authenticity No. 03895 39 The Sydney 2000 Olympic Silver Coin Collection in £200-£300 Presentation Box No.06326, Mint 40 Royal Australian Mint Coins of the 20th Century £30-£50 "Memories" 1999 Boxed No.0001201 41 Royal Australian Silver Coins of the 20th Century £60-£70 "Monarchs" No. 0008177, Mint 42 Royal Australian Year 2000 Proof Set Mint £20-£30 Lot No Description Estimate 43 15 Canadian Fine Silver Dollars with Certificates of £200-£300 Authenticity, comprising 8 One Dollar + 7 Five Dollar 44 Royal Canadian Mint Millennium Coins, Certificate of £35-£50 Authenticity, Twelve 25 Cent Coins 45 Royal Canadian Mint, Two 2000 Polar Bear Proof 2 £20-£30 Dollar Coins + One 1999 Nunavut Proof 2 Dollar Coin, All with Certificates of Authenticity 46 Royal Australian Mint Sydney 2000 Olympic Gold Proof £360-£400 100 Dollar Coin No.16492 47 Royal Australian Sydney 2000 Olympic Silver Mint 5 £20-£30 Dollar Coin No. 04692, with Certificate of Authenticity 48 Royal Canadian Mint, Two Silver 5 Dollar Maple Leaf £30-£50 Coins, No. 14600, One with Certificate of Authenticity 49 Royal Canadian 2002 Golden Jubilee Proof Set Mint, £30-£50 No.299592 Together with Two Silver Proof Dollars, All with Certificates of Authenticity Lot No Description Estimate 50 Royal Canadian Mint Guglielmo Marconi - Two coin set £20-£30 with Certificate of Authenticity 51 Royal Mint Diamond Jubilee 2012 50p Coin £10-£20 52 A Collection Of Royal Mint (Westminster) Silver Coins £100-£200 including 1999-2000-2001 China Silver Panda, 2001 Five Pound 75th Birthday, Isle of Man Brass Meridian Line, 2000 Silver Eagle, Centenary Of The Monarchy Five Pound, Zambia 2000, 4 One Pound Centenary, 1901 Indian Rupee, Titanium Five Pound, 1999 Collar + 2000 Nugget, etc. (23) Most with Certificates of Authenticity 53 Royal Mint (Westminster) Silver Coins (13) including £100-£200 200 Royal Visit, 1999 Majestic Images, New Zealand First To The Future, 2000 Silver Kookaburra Dollar, 2002 Silver Kangaroo, etc. Most with Certificates Of Authenticity 54 Royal Mint Historic Coins Of Great Britain including 9 £150-£200 Two Pound Silver Britannia (1998, 2x1999, 2x2000, 2x2001, 2002,2003), 3 Five Pound Silver, 3 One Pound Silver, One Silver Crown, .50p Silver, 5 Bi-Metallic Two Pound Coins, most with Certificates of Authenticity 55 Box Containing Various Proof Coins Including First £20-£30 Official Issue Of The One Euro Coin, Golden Jubilee Crown 2002 (2), 2006 80th Birthday Crown, 1997 Brilliant Uncirculated £1 Coin, Ten Shilling Note, 20 Other Crowns, etc. (30) 56 Various UK Commemorative £5 Crowns (21) including £20-£30 2001 Victorian, Diana Memorial, Queen Mother Centenary, Prince of Wales 50th Birthday, etc. Lot No Description Estimate 57 Sydney 2000 Olympic Coin Program No.1941, 31 £30-£50 Bronze Alloy $5 Coins, All with Certificates of Authenticity 58 2001 Guernsey Gold Proof £25 Coin Mint £240-£300 59 Guernsey Gold Proof £25 Coin 2001 Mint £240-£300 60 Jersey 2000 Gold Sovereign Mint £240-£300 61 Royal Mint Guernsey 2000 Proof Set Mint Containing £300-£350 Silver £1, Silver £5, Gold £25, All with Certificates of Authenticity 62 Guernsey 2000 Silver Proof £10 Boxed A Century of £70-£90 the Monarchy 63 Four Mint Gold 1/20 oz Coins: Queen Elizabeth The £150-£250 Queen Mother 99th Birthday 1999 £5 2x, Queen Elizabeth Falklands Island Royal Heritage 1997 £2, The Canada Gold 1999 Maple Leaf One Dollar Lot No Description Estimate 64 Void 65 Gold Half Sovereign 2000 Mint; The Great Britain £130-£150 Millennium Gold Coin Cover, Coin First Day Cover 66 Gold Half Sovereign 2002 Mint; The Queen's 1952- £130-£150 2002 Golden Jubilee, Coin First Day Cover 67 Gold Half Sovereign 2002 Mint; Great Britain's Heraldic £130-£150 Past, Half Sovereign First Day Cover 68 Gold Half Sovereign 2000 Mint; The Great Britain £130-£150 Millennium Gold Coin Cover, Coin First Day Cover 69 Gold Sovereign 2000 Mint,Her Majesty Queen £260-£320 Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, Coin First Day Cover 70 Gold Sovereign, £25, Winston Churchill 125th Birth £260-£320 Anniversary Coin First Day Cover, 1999, Mint Lot No Description Estimate 71 Gold Sovereign 1979 Mint; Golden Wedding £260-£320 Anniversary 1947- 1997, Limited Edition Commemorative Coin Cover. 72 Royal Mint £5 Silver Proof Diana Memorial Coin, 1999 £10-£20 73 Four Platinum Coins, Mint, 1/4 oz Maple Leaf 1999, £230-£330 1/20 oz Polar Bear 1999 / China Panda / Koala 2000 74 2000 Polar Bear Gold $2 Coin, Mint, Inner Core 22 Kt £200-£300 Gold 75 Gold Sovereign 2002 Mint, Sovereign Memorial Coin £260-£320 Cover No.0329 76 Gold Sovereign 2002 Mint, First Day Coin Cover £260-£320 No.0010 Lot No Description Estimate 77 Album Containing Royal Mail/Royal Mint Philatelic £50-£70 Numismatic Covers including: £2 Commonwealth Games Scotland 24 July 1986, £2 Bank of England 300th Anniversary 1st March 1994 (no.
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