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19th century diamond cluster cross brooch-pendant, c.1850,

Ref No. 44495 Details

19th century diamond cross pendant, English c.1880,

Ref No. 28837 Details

19th century gold cross pendant, English or Italian c.1870, of Latin form, with bevelled edges and with matt finish, fan shaped suspension surmount with wirework anthemion decoration

Ref No. 04381 Price £4,200 Details

Early 19th century golden topaz cross pendant, c.1820

Ref No. 04116 Price £7,000 Details

Antique ruby and diamond cross pendant, c.1880, the arms formed of a line cushion cut rubies bordered by rose cut diamonds,

Ref No. 03431 Details

Late 19th century sapphire and diamond cross pendant, English c.1890,

Ref No. 03258 Details

Antique ruby and diamond cluster cross pendant, c.1860,

Ref No. 03218 Details

Antique diamond cross pendant, c.1880, of Latin form, the arms set with twelve old cut brilliant diamonds, largest to centre,

Ref No. 03107 Details

19th century Austrian diamond cross pendant-brooch, Vienna c.1875, formed of domed clusters, with Latin shaped cross hung below a ribbon and scroll brooch surmount,

Ref No. 02878 Details

19th century cushion cut diamond cross pendant, c.1880,

Ref No. 02680 Details

19th century cabochon ruby and diamond cross pendant, c.1860,

Ref No. 02404 Details

19th century Burma ruby and diamond cross pendant, c.1850,

Ref No. 02403 Details

Antique golden topaz and diamond cluster cross pendant, c.1800, formerly part of the Bathurst Jewels,

Ref No. 02245 Details

19th century cushion cut sapphire and diamond cluster cross pendant, c.1880, with five principal Ceylon sapphires in a cross formation,

Ref No. 46914 Details

Antique topaz cross pendant, English c.1800

Ref No. 38861 Price £6,000 Details

Antique engraved 14ct gold cross pendant, American c.1890,

Ref No. 45027 Price £2,200 Details

17th century enamelled gold, pearl and wood reliquary Crucifix pendant, Spanish c.1650,

Ref No. 42644 Details

Antique golden-orange topaz cross pendant brooch, Portuguese c.1820

Ref No. 36363 Details

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19th century diamond cluster cross brooch-pendant, c.1850,

19th century diamond cross pendant, English c.1880,

19th century gold cross pendant, English or Italian c.1870, of Latin form, with bevelled edges and with matt finish, fan shaped suspension surmount with wirework anthemion decoration

Early 19th century golden topaz cross pendant, c.1820

Antique ruby and diamond cross pendant, c.1880, the arms formed of a line cushion cut rubies bordered by rose cut diamonds,

Late 19th century sapphire and diamond cross pendant, English c.1890,

Antique ruby and diamond cluster cross pendant, c.1860,

Antique diamond cross pendant, c.1880, of Latin form, the arms set with twelve old cut brilliant diamonds, largest to centre,

19th century Austrian diamond cross pendant-brooch, Vienna c.1875, formed of domed clusters, with Latin shaped cross hung below a ribbon and scroll brooch surmount,

19th century cushion cut diamond cross pendant, c.1880,

19th century cabochon ruby and diamond cross pendant, c.1860,

19th century Burma ruby and diamond cross pendant, c.1850,

Antique golden topaz and diamond cluster cross pendant, c.1800, formerly part of the Bathurst Jewels,

19th century cushion cut sapphire and diamond cluster cross pendant, c.1880, with five principal Ceylon sapphires in a cross formation,

Antique topaz cross pendant, English c.1800

Antique engraved 14ct gold cross pendant, American c.1890,

17th century enamelled gold, pearl and wood reliquary Crucifix pendant, Spanish c.1650,

Antique golden-orange topaz cross pendant brooch, Portuguese c.1820

Early 20th century cabochon sapphire and diamond cluster swag jabot pendant brooch by Cartier, Paris c.1915,

Mid-20th century Burma ruby and baguette diamond cluster ring of architectural design, French c.1940, the trap-cut square 1.90ct Burma ruby,

Cabochon ruby, diamond and baguette diamond vase of flowers brooch, French,

Queen Anne silver brandy pan by Robert Timbrell & Joseph Bell I, London 1710,

Pair of George IV silver gilt grape scissors by John Reily, London 1823

Pair of George III silver twin trolley coasters by John Beldon, London 1792,

Empire French gold box in the form of a book, Paris 1819-1838, maker's mark for CP with an inverted 'I' symbol between,

Antique French gold mounted lapis lazuli rectangular snuff box by Adrien-Jean-Maximilien Vachette, Paris c.1798,

18th century banded agate and gold mounted rectangular box, English c.1760,