Auction Highlights

Sold for £1050 - A Victorian lozenge shaped silver twin handled tea tray with bracketed and bead work border, engraved decoration, Sheffield 1894 by James Dixon & Sons, 8 1/2 lbs/4 kilos

Sold for £1000 - A Victorian cabouchon rock crystal brooch set a figure of a Kingfisher amongst branches, set in a gilt metal mount

Sold for £1200 - A pair of carved jade coloured pendant drop earrings surmounted by baguette and other cut diamonds

Sold for £1900 - A lady's very attractive 18ct white gold engagement/dress ring set 5 diamonds approx 2.25ct

Sold for £1400 - A lady's attractive 18ct white gold engagement/dress ring set 3 diamonds (approx 1.53ct)

Sold for £1400 - A lady's handsome 18ct white gold engagement/dress ring set 5 diamonds (approx 1.69ct)

Sold for £2500 - A lady's gold engagement/dress ring set a large diamond

Sold for £1500 - A handsome Georgian octagonal shaped tortoiseshell tea caddy with silver mounts throughout and hinged lid 5"

Sold for £2050 - A Paul De Lamerie Georgian silver brandy warmer with armorial engraving and turned beech handle, the base with 1732 mark and scratch mark weight of 5=7, bottom of hall mark rubbed