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Auction House:Cordy'sNumber of lots recorded:796
Sale Title:August Art and Antique AuctionLots with images:64
Auction Location:AucklandPrices available:561
Date:16-Aug-2011
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An early 20th century 9ct. gilded yellow gold Masonic pendant of circular form, the centre with traditional symbols of a star, square and compass, engraved detail. Hallmarks obscured by applied star.
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A Georgian period portrait miniature stick pin. The oval ivory panel painted with the bust of a European woman under a crystal cover, gold rubover mount and back, the pin with a twist to the centre. In Morocco leather case.
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Two c.1900 collector’s stick pins. One as a butterfly in silver with gold highlights adorned with coloured stone, the other with an oval panel decorated with a dog’s head under glass in gilt frame. Both boxed.
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A 14k mother-of-pearl cameo pendant brooch carved with a woman in profile, the gold rub-over frame mount with fine rope detail.
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A late 19th century Pietra Dura oval brooch in fancy 15ct. gold frame. The open engraved scrolling frame with leaf and ball sculpted highlights, the dark ground panel with three various flowers and associated leaves in tones of ivory, dark green, soft red and orange.
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An Edwardian 9ct. gold bee bar brooch, with turquoise and pearl body, the wings set with eight seed pearls, on a plain bar with safety pin type fitting.
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An 18ct. yellow gold bee brooch, naturalistically modelled with open wings, flared legs and ruby set eyes. Mark stamped 750. Length 2.7 cm
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A 14ct. yellow gold bar brooch of long rectangular form with curved ends, diamond form trellis centre, set with three light blue circular facet cut sapphires and two brilliant cut diamonds, white gold small leaf highlights, fine bead finish outer rim. Length 6.6 cm
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A c.1900 15ct. yellow gold, cameo hardstone and sardoynx locket/pendant. The front with a gent in profile, monogram to the reverse, the interior with glazed panel. Bold suspension loop to the top.
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A late 19th century 18ct. gold and cameo brooch. The oval plaque with a classical woman in profile, her hair knotted, the frame with four applied scroll and leaf sections.
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An Edwardian period 9ct. gold and turquoise brooch of long narrow lozenge form, the five cabochons within the open worked mount. Length 7.1 cm
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A quality Edwardian period 15ct. gold double sovereign case of lozenge form, leaf scroll engraved decoration. The push-button release revealing a fitted interior with two sprung sovereign holders, suspension loop to the top. Birmingham 1909 by Aaron Lufkin Dennison. 3 cm x 1.8 cm x 62, weight 40.6gms.
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An impressive 9ct rose gold and opal lady’s dress ring. The large oval cabochon cut opal ‘shows a brilliant red, blue, green and violet play of colours’ of 3.77cts. (origin: ‘Lightening Ridge’). Bead set frame. .
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A 9ct. and diamond cluster ring. With two rows of claw set diamonds flanked by a lower row to either side, the under rail of open collet style, 12 of the diamonds claw set of round brilliant cut, totalling 0.78ct., the other 12 bead set and of single (8/8) cut totalling 0.24ct. .
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An impressive 9ct. gold, large pearl and diamond ring. The central large full cultured pearl measuring 12.2.5 cm, of off-round shape and off-white colour set above the 16 bead set round brilliant cut diamonds within four curved panels, .
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A 9ct. yellow gold and large smoky quartz dress ring of 33.8cts. and rectangular ‘square corner step cut’, medium dark, greyish brown colour in four claw setting above a round mount with leaf and bead decorated shoulders, .
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An 18ct. white gold diamond cluster dress ring, the open square top bead set with diamonds framing the central square panel in which floats a single diamond, a further three diamonds to each shoulder. Solid constructed frame and shank, all diamonds of round brilliant cut totalling 0.53ct., .
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A boxed set of early 20th century 18ct. gold and mother-of-pearl gentleman’s shirt studs of button form, the concave fronts with a fine gold wire pierced knot to the centre. Complete with ring fittings in original red Morocco leather case, stamped 18ct.
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An Edwardian period silver stamp holder, of engraved envelope form, leaf and scroll detail, suspension loop to end. Chester hallmark by Albert Ernest Jenkins, a noted stamp holder maker.
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A c.1900 9ct. gold greenstone and gold axe form brooch. Greenstone rod form body and ball drop, engraved and plain fittings, stamped T & S, possibly for Thomson & Smith.
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A New Zealand greenstone large pebble brooch of natural shaped flat rectangular form, in gold mount with natural gold nuggets tipping the five claws, suspension loop to top, Birmingham hallmarks for 9ct. gold. 4.5 cm x 25 approx.
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A good New Zealand colonial gold bearing quartz and gold bar brooch 18 of large rectangular form, the generous gold capped ends with a shaped edge, engraved decoration and applied fine coronet type mounts, bead to each end. Unmarked, probably gilded 15ct. 6.3 cm x 1.9 cm x .5 cm
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A lady’s platinum and diamond wristwatch, Enca, the square Art Deco face with Arabic numerals, top and bottom set with six small brilliant cut diamonds with a further nine diamonds set to the strap rings, the mesh strap and clasp in 14ct. white gold, in working order.
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A gents 14ct. gold watch, silver enamel face with hour and minute marks, gate aperture, and Hamilton masterpiece, electronic to face, with black lizard strap.
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A .935 silver cased lady’s pocket watch, open face with gilt detailing, Roman numerals. Stem wind (movement at fault). On short fob chain.
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A late Victorian lady’s silver half hunter fob watch, the case profusely engraved, the dial with Roman numerals in blue on white and pink ground with some decorative gold embellishment, key wind, Birmingham 1885.
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A George III period silver pair cased gents pocket watch, open face, the dome glass with flat centre bevelled, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, damaged and with old repair, the movement engraved Cha. Maggs Axbridge, verge escapement complete with fancy silver watch chain, the triple snake type wire sections with enamelled slides.
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A Georgian period oak country longcase clock of attractive small proportions, plain case with a square hood, full column mouldings and a moulded pediment, the circular brass dial with Roman numerals and decorated spandrels, marked ‘Jos Kember, Shaw (Manchester)’. The 30 hour 'birdcage' type movement with going and striking trains in tandem. Height 2000.
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