51 ) Reverse intaglio crystal of coach and four in hand. SOLD
Reverse intaglio crystal of a black coach with red wheels and coachman with four up. The oval crystal set in a gold beaded frame. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals English, circa 1890 SOLD

52 ) Edwardian Footballer Stick Pin
Edwardian Footballer Stick Pin The footballer kicking a millegrain platinum set diamond. English. 18 carat gold.

53 ) Reverse Intaglio Crystal fox Cufflinks
A set of double sided reverse intaglio crystal, gold set fox cufflinks. Each link depicting a running fox. Unusual being one link of cuff button size. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals. English, circa 1880.

54 ) 19th century Russian silver hunting inkwell
A 19th century Russian silver hunting inkwell decorated with boar's heads and Dachshund surrounded by oak leaf and acorns. The lid of the well a pair of stag designed to rest a pen. Assayed with St Petersburg mark's for 1878, "O.C 1878"

55 ) Reverse intaglio coaching crystal set ring of coach and four in hand.
A reverse intaglio coaching crystal pendant of a black and yellow painted coach with yellow wheels and seven up, passing a milestone, set in a gold ring. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals. French, circa 1890.

56 ) A Russian silver boar hunting box
A small silver Russian lockable hunting box with boar finial and boar legs, hunters to each corner, and oak leaf decoration on all sides and the lid. To the reverse the silversmith name, “A?K 1844” being the year 1844, “84” the silver mark used in the 18th and 19th century, and an illegible assay seal

57 ) Reverse intaglio crystal game bird gold bracelet
A reverse intaglio crystal game bird gold bracelet depicting Snipe, Mallard , Pheasant, and Partridge all in flight. Interesting mounted in 14 carat gold with five pairs of gun cartridge links. The clasp and a crystal setting both marked “14K”. The crystal carving circa 1915, possibly once a set of double sided cufflinks, the American gold setting in the manner of the "The Crossroads of Sport Inc New York". Marked to the reverse “14k”. English / America circa 1960’s.

58 ) A 15 carat, enamel and platinum Mallard duck bar brooch
A 15 carat bar brooch depicting a Mallard in flight. The Mallard detailed in enamel and platinum, and marked to the reverse 'PLATm. 15 Cá¹®'. The bar marked '15cá¹®'. English circa 1915.

59 ) A reverse intaglio crystal stick pin of a cyclist
A circular reverse intaglio 9 carat gold set crystal stick pin of a Victorian cyclist riding an early chain driven cycle. Marked to the reverse '9ct'. English circa 1900. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals.

60 ) Victorian reverse intaglio crystal gold set stick pin of a fox mask
A reverse intaglio crystal 9 carat gold set stick pin of a fox’s mask. Mother of pearl backed. English, circa 1890. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals.

61 ) Victorian reverse intaglio coaching crystal gold set stick pin of coach and four in hand.
A large reverse intaglio coaching crystal 9 carat gold set stick pin of a Royal Mail coach wearing Royal Mail livery, with Post Office red wheels. Gold backed and beaded setting. English, circa 1880. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals.

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63 ) Reverse intaglio coaching crystal diamond pendant of coach and four in hand.
A reverse intaglio coaching crystal pendant of a black and blue painted coach with red wheels and seven up, in gold and old cut diamond millegrain platinum setting. The pendant fitting also with millegrain platinum set diamonds. Total carats approximately 1.8. The crystal marked “DEPOSE”, meaning it was registered in France as a exclusive design. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals. French, circa 1890, diamond setting Edwardian.

64 ) Sows in a barn
Oil on canvas of Pigs by James Ward R.A. (1769 - 1854). SOLD