Vintage 9ct Gold Sapphire, Opal & Diamond Cluster Ring size Q
£225.00Vintage 9ct Gold Sapphire, Diamond & Opal Cluster Cocktail Ring
Aynsley Handpainted Tea Trio c. 1930s
1 × £30.00
Staffordshire Spaniel Dogs c.1880
1 × £125.00
Vintage Garnet & Shell Cameo Brooch Pendant
1 × £115.00
Staffordshire Spaniel Dogs c. 1860
1 × £115.00
Goebel W. Germany Wall Pocket Vase 1957
1 × £35.00
Noritake Pair Vases HandPainted c. 1920
1 × £85.00
Art Deco1920s Silver Morpho Butterfly Wing Brooch
1 × £35.00
Inverness Provincial Silver Celtic Brooch Pendant Medlock & Craik 1957
1 × £85.00 Subtotal: £850.00
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Vintage 9ct Gold Sapphire, Diamond & Opal Cluster Cocktail Ring

Art Deco 1920s Silver Morpho Butterfly Wing Brooch

Scottish Sterling Silver Medlock & Craic Celtic 4 cm Ring Brooch/Pendant, 1957.

Shell Cameo and Garnet Halo, Brooch & Pendant, Sterling Silver, Rose Gold Plate.

Characterful pair of antique Staffordshire Spaniel flatbacks, Victorian c. 1860. Creamy- white coats, expressive hand-painted faces, and traces of gilt softly worn with age. Closed bases and rear vent hole are typical of Victorian constructed, mantelpiece Spaniels.

An antique matching pair of early 1920s Noritake Hand-Painted Lustre Landscape twin-handled vases, Morimura ‘M in wreath’ mark. Shades of yellow and lilac lustre with black Art Deco squared handles.

A distinctive Art Deco 1937 Aynsley bone china trio with an apple-green, blush-pink, and cobalt blue hand-painted border. Comprises a teacup, saucer and cake plate, all in very good vintage condition.

This charming decorative mid-century West German Goebel ceramic wall pocket vase dates to 1957, and features the sought-after Full Bee backstamp. Modelled as an oak leaf with two full acorns, it has lovely hand-airbrushed autumn leaves in green, amber and brown. There is some age-related crazing, which is in keeping with a vintage 70-year-old ceramic…

A handsome pair of Victorian Staffordshire companion Spaniel dogs, c. 1880. Modelled as a complementary left-and-right pair, these dogs were designed to be displayed together, traditionally at either end of the mantelpiece. In Scotland, Staffordshire mantel dogs like these are often known as “Wally dugs”. At approximately 25 cm (10 inches high) Â they are a…