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Lot 56:
Description
A tray containing a collection of assorted jewellery, accessories, and metalware. The lot features a sterling silver circular mount with impressed marks for W.H. Haseler (Birmingham, 1923), comprising a lion passant, an anchor, and a lowercase ‘y’. Included is a circular fine bone china brooch for The Wallace Collection, with printed red marks to the reverse reading CROWN STAFFORDSHIRE ENGLAND, THE LAUGHING CAVALIER, FRANS HALS, 1580-1666, The Wallace Collection London, and FINE BONE CHINA CROWN ESTD 1801 STAFFORDSHIRE ENGLAND.
The assortment of jewellery comprises assorted brooches including a marcasite-set elephant, an enamelled elephant, a music note set with clear and pink stones, and two bar brooches. Pendants include an amethyst geode slice and a green stone cross on a chain. A pair of silver-toned cufflinks set with blue cat’s eye cabochons is held in a presentation box, alongside a pair of rectangular purple-inlay cufflinks and a gold-toned tie pin with a red stone on a Stratton card. Further items include a silver-toned Ellesse bracelet watch, a cameo ring, a spinner ring, and a group of tangled assorted gold- and silver-toned chains. Metalware includes a commemorative cup with an enamel crest reading DUNDEE and engraved WEE DRAP, and a cup marked 18/8 STAINLESS STEEL to the base.
Silver lid weight: 14g.
Condition report:
Assessments are based on the provided photographs. The sterling silver circular mount shows significant surface tarnish and minor surface denting (photo 3). The Dundee commemorative cup displays surface tarnish and wear to the metal (photo 2). The assortment of gold- and silver-toned chains is heavily tangled (photo 7). The stainless steel cup shows minor surface scratches to the base (photo 10). The cameo ring filigree band appears intact (photo 6). All stones appear present in the musical note brooch (photo 5). The Ellesse bracelet watch shows minor surface wear to the case and bracelet (photo 5).
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