An antique Art Deco period ruby and diamond cluster ring, the millegrain set oval cut purplish central stone weighing approx. 1.42ct, surround by four transitional cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.40ct in total, diamond set shoulders, white metal unmarked, gross wt. 3.2g, size L.

A diamond cross over ring, the two stones weighing approx. 1.12 & 1 carat, diamond set shoulders, platinum band, gross wt. 4.5g, size K.

A diamond solitaire ring, the round brilliant cut 1.74 carat diamond in four claw setting, band hallmarked 18ct gold, gross wt. 5.1g, size Z.

CARTIER A vintage coral and amethyst cabochon bracelet crafted in 18ct yellow gold circa 1970s, each cabochon approx. 15mm x 9mm x 4mm, marked 'Cartier Paris', numbered 38218, French hallmarks, marked '750' and with UK import marks, length 17cm, gross wt. 51.6g.

Royal Mint, 500th Anniversary of the First Gold Sovereign 1489-1989 Gold Proof Sovereign Collection, comprising five pounds, two pounds, sovereign, half sovereign, cased with certificate No.3292.

An early 20th century three stone diamond ring, the three old European cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.44ct, 1.37ct & 0.49ct, total approx. diamond wt. 2.30 carats, scroll setting, yellow band marked '18ct', gross wt. 3.30g, size L.

A vintage Omega "Pre-Moon" Speedmaster Professional, circa 1965, ref. S105.012-65, cal. 321, signed black dial, three subsidiaries for seconds, minute and hour time recording, luminous baton hour markers, white outer track, white hands with luminous inserts, stainless steel case diameter 42mm, twin pushers and crown at 3 o'clock, manual wind 17 jewel chronograph movement, serial no. 22826508, Omega stainless steel strap no. 1506.

A WWII era Vacheron & Constantin Royal Navy Deck watch, circa late 1930s, oversized silver case, diam. 58mm, signed white enamel dial with outer minute track, Arabic numerals, blued hands and seconds subsidiary, numbers 9597 and with broad arrow, top wind and adjust crown, case back marked HS2 (Hydrographic Service) with military broad arrow, jewelled movement, case back with French silver marks and numbered 274354.

An Omega Galli-Zurich Chronometer with seconds subsidiary, diam. 3.3cm.

Father and Son Polar Medal Group, John Joseph Miller and Leslie John Miller, both serving on the RRS Discovery/Discovery II, comprising George V WWI and later trio: Polar Medal with Antarctic 1929-31 bar, British War Medal and Mercantile Marine War Medal, all inscribed 'JOHN J. MILLER', and George VI Polar Medal with Antarctic 1931-35 bar inscribed 'LESLIE JOHN MILLER', believed to be the only father and son awarded the Polar Medal, with display "The Polar Heroes" of photographs and news paper articles and with John Joseph Miller's membership certificate for the Antarctic Club, provenance - direct family descent.