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Jewellery
Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver Tie clip No 74A designed by Sigvard Bernadotte with mark used since 1945.
POA
Silver and enamel brooch marked for Birmingham 1945 by A H Darby & Son.
Gold
Art Nouveau nine carat gold brooch with blister pearl marked for Birmingham 1907 by Henry Allday & Son.
Pair of Danish sterling silver cufflinks by Niels Erik From (1908-1982) marked “STERLING DENMARK N. E. FROM 925 S”.
Silver and enamel butterfly brooch marked for Birmingham 1917 by J Aitkin & Son.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver Ladies’ wristwatch set with rock crystal, No 231 designed by Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe. Circa 1967.
Collectables
An early 19th century Italian micromosaic plaque with a view of the Roman Forum mounted in a high carat gold mount. The central columns are from a temple dedicated to Emperor Vespasian and his son Titus, built between 79 & 87 AD.
Austrian ‘900’ Silver and black enamel brooch designed by Josef Hoffmann for Wiener Werkstätte (1903–1932).
Late 19th century English gold miners’ brooch made to commemorate the great gold rushes in South Africa, Australia and USA. This example unusually marked ‘8CT’ to the back.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver bracelet No 3 set with moonstones designed by Georg Jensen with mark used since 1945.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver bracelet No 14 set with moonstones designed by Georg Jensen with mark used since 1945.
Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver Bird brooch No 165, designed by Georg Jensen with mark used between 1933 & 1944.
Russian ‘84’ silver pendant, Moscow circa 1899.
Russian ‘84’ silver pendant, circa 1900.
Africana
Boer War brooch made from a piece of artillery shell fired into Kimberley probably by “Long Tom” during the siege. Inscribed: ‘1899- 1900 KIMBERLEY SIEGE’ on the brass and ‘BOER SHELL’ on the steel.
Edwardian silver belt marked for Birmingham 1908 by Robert Pringle & Sons.
Silver shooting medal marked for Birmingham 1911 by Denton & Down.
Silver Shooting medal marked for Birmingham 1945 by Bravingtons Ltd.
Silver football medal marked for Birmingham 1928 by FM.
Edwardian silver ‘Reynolds Angels’ belt marked for Birmingham 1902 by Synyer & Beddoes.
Sterling silver football tie clip, circa 1950.
South African sterling ‘925’ silver and 18ct gold necklace by Erich Frey (1917-2004) with central polished stone pendant, Circa 1970.
Fifteen carat gold brooch marked for Chester 1912, set with a diamond, by Claud Mason.
Nine carat gold brooch marked for Chester 1911, set with a diamond and 2 blue sapphires by James Marlow.
