Original condition no evidence of repairs or restoration. Stone present and securely mounted. Frosted and burnished finish. Slight discolouration at the areas of original solder joins.  

Appears to test as 15ct gold

18.25mm Australian ‘P’

Appears to test as 15ct gold

Buckle brooch missing decorative buckle forks. Hallmarked to the back bar; Bar brooch original condition stones present would benefit from a clean. Minor dent to the side near the hinge, would respond well to a clean. Hallmarked; Football brooch good condition with minor scuffs and scratches. Hallmarked; Federation map brooch pin hinge stiff, slightly corroded with polishing compound. Scuffs and scratches. Small hole to the rim of the brooch below the hinge. The back rim of the brooch shows evidence of it having a different mount or infill, three lightly filed studs, possibly had a backing. Hallmarked.

6cm internal width. Hollow band, hinge opening. Loss to the open end of the spring clip. Dense to the clip end, hinge loose but holding internal dent above the inside of the hinge. Another dent to the inside to the left-hand side of the opal set. External dents and bruises. All stones are present. Surface of the opal scuffed and scratched, appears to be a solid opal, stone would benefit from polish. Wearable and present attractively although the gold bangle has issues as mentioned, with several dents as can be seen in the photo.

Fine original condition. Hinges tight and locks neatly. Coin spring plate operational. Very minor scuff and wear. A nice clean example.

As these are antique earrings, the earl loop wire is a more generous gauge than modern gold earring loops.

16mm Australian ‘K’, 16.5mm Australian ‘L’, 19.75mm Australian ‘T’

The ‘BDGC’ brooch, slender stick pin, and single cabochon stone are all with applied ‘WAGER’ plaque

The total weight for the necklace is 156 grams. The beads are approximately 1cm in diameter. Bakelite beads not amber.

missing one seed pearl

With impressed diamond registration mark to base. No hallmarks present. The engraved areas of the locket being the three rose gold applied door fronts, top, and bottom of the locket test as 9ct gold. The frame of this piece, gold plated. Engraving rubbed in areas more so to one door, scuffs and scratches as to be expected some minor impression dents. The door with rubbed engraving to the applied door panel has a twisted hinge still closes but doesn’t lock as tight as the other two. A very attractive and unusual design.

Unmarked, repousse and engraved decoration rubbed. Depletion gilding rubbed exposing rose gold base. Discoloration to where the pin mounts into the swivel locket. Swivel spins freely. Small hole to the swivel locket above one pin hinge. Scuffs and scratches as to be expected. Numerous dents to the main body. Still a rare and interesting example. Both sections test as 15ct.

There are 6 photos done by James Roberson of Constantinople in this group.