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The fob medallion detailed Widows and Orphans Cup Competition, Barrow St Lukes G.S 1910-11, Birmingham 1910, a 9ct gold signet ring (the shank cut), London 1945, with a case and a gold neckchain …

The cufflinks with hollow oval backs and fronts and having green enamelled borders (rather worn), with a case and a gold stick pin, the finial designed as a knot, combined gross weight 9.5 gms

Designed as a shallow crescent, enclosing a trefoil, gross weight 4.5 gms, with a case

The interior inscribed and with two photographs, the exterior engine turned, London 1922, gross weight 128 gms

Comprising; two crowns 1818 and 1889, a shilling 1887, a U.S.A Morgan dollar 1900, a Montine gilt metal lady's bracelet wristwatch, with a case, a coin pendant with a neckchain, a silver button,…

The charms comprising; a 9ct gold Welsh dragon, a map of Africa, detailed 9 CT and a horseshoe, also a three colour gold bar brooch, designed as a maple leaf, detailed 10 K, combined gross weight 8.1…

Monogram engraved, otherwise with reeded decoration, London 1888, gross weight 9.8 gms, ring size U

Comprising; a diamond single stone gold bar brooch, mounted with a cushion shaped diamond to the centre, within a shaped oval surround, detailed 15 CT, fitted with a safety chain and a 15ct gold,…

The centre with a diamond nine stone cluster, within a turquoise set surround between diamond single stone shoulders, ring size L, gross weight 2.9 gms

The front applied with a half pearl and red gem set cluster, on a scroll pierced blue enamelled ground, width 23.5mm, gross weight 11.1 gms

Claw set with the three principal cushion shaped diamonds at the centre, between cushion shaped and rose diamond three stone shoulders, detailed 18 CT PLAT, ring size P, gross weight 3 gms

The tortoiseshell veneered and mother-of-pearl rectangular visiting card case, decorated with floral sprays, the 9ct gold mounted amber cheroot holder, Chester 1914, length 6cm, gross weight 8 gms,…

Claw set with a row of twenty-one rectangular cut emeralds, alternating with twenty pairs of circular cut diamonds mounted at intervals, on a snap clasp, fitted with a safety chain, gross weight 30.5…

Claw set with two cushion shaped rubies alternating with three cushion shaped diamonds, ring size N, gross weight 2.6 gms

The coral thimble decorated with a scroll pierced gilt band, mounted with six oval corals, detailed 800 with a thimble case, also a silver collar necklace, detailed 925, a tape measure advertising…

Each drop collet set with the principle circular cut diamond, the top collet set with a smaller circular cut diamond, with post and butterfly clip fittings detailed 750, gross weight 2 gms, with a…

Each mounted with a row of three circular cut diamonds to the front and with a post fitting detailed 18K 750, gross weight 5.4 gms, with a case.

Mounted with the principle circular cut diamond separating the two bands and otherwise set with seven smaller circular cut diamonds to the yellow band, in an abstract design, ring size O and a half,…

Mounted with square black onyx panels centered by half pearls, detailed '9CT', (one panel missing from one cufflink), gross combined weight 5.7gms, with a case

Collet set with a row of cushion shaped diamonds between diamond three stone shoulders, ring size N and a half, gross weight 2.1 gms, with a case.

The silver bangle, Birmingham 1884, a gold, seed pearl and blue gem set pendant, with a gilt metal neckchain, a necklace with a matching bracelet, a silver threepence bracelet, two silver bangles,…

The old cut diamond approximately 0,40ct, claw set in diamond set eternity band, mounted with rose cut diamonds, ring size M, gross weight 2.3gms, with a case

The wedding ring Birmingham 1940, ring size M, weight 1.3 gms, with a case, a devotional pendant, detailed 750, weight 1.8 gms, two further devotional pendants, two neckchains (broken), part of a…

Portrait of The Right Honourable Sir Richard Paul Amphlett, one of the Judges of the High Court of Appeal and Baron of Exchequer
signed and dated 'Walter W. Ouless 1876' (lower left)
oil on canvas…