S I L V E R & J E W E L L E R Y
Silver items are always collectable and make great presents.
O C T O B E R S A L E H I G H L I G H T :
Sale 116 Lot 526
A Russian silver cutlery service, by Joseph Marchak of Kiev, circa 1908, comprising a total of 100 pieces; a near-complete 12 person place setting and includes knives, forks, spoons and other pieces, with all pieces fully marked in Cyrillic, with the Marchak marks and with date stamps for both pre-1908 and 1908 - 1917. Provenance: Possibly a commission for the Grand Duke Constantine Constantinovich of Russia, Grandson of Emperor Nicholas I of Russia, a poet and playwright of some renown, best known by his pen name KR taken from his transliterated name Konstantin Romanov. The current vendor's own father was an architect in Constantinople in the early 20th century and purchased them from a Russian family. The items were then brought to England.
Estimate £3,000 - £4,500
Sold for £7,600.
An Alexandrite and diamond cluster ring, the oval alexandrite weighing approx. 6.08 cts, claw set at the centre within a border of thirteen cushion shaped diamonds. * Provenance; Sothebys fine jewels sale 16/03/95, lot 229.
Sold for £4,000.
A three stone diamond ring, the central oval cut diamond flanked by two further brilliant cut diamonds.
Sold for £5,600.
An Italian diamond three stone ring, the central brilliant cut diamond approx. 2cts, flanked by two further diamonds, set on gold band with black enamel.
Sold for £4,100.
A diamond solitaire ring, the central stone approximately 2ct, in claw setting flanked on each shoulder by three smaller diamonds, on gold band
Sold for £2,100.
A Victorian silver mounted clarret jug by William Comyns, the clear glass body etched with flowers hall marked London 1895
Sold for £660.
Lalique; a set of four blue/green opalescent glass square dishes, each with raised design of stylised vine leaves, each signed R Lalique, numbered 281,
Sold for £480.
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