Two 9ct. gold & enamel London Charity Cup winner's

Terry McDermott's Liverpool FC 1981 Football League Cup winner's medal, 9ct. gold & enamel, the obverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP, the reverse inscribed WINNERS, 1981, in original fitted case

Two 9ct gold necklaces. To include a figaro-link chain, together with a belcher-link chain. Hallmarks for Birmingham and London. Lengths 53 and 66cms. Weight 31.6gms.

A charm bracelet, with two 9ct gold padlock clasps. The elongated curb-link chain, suspending ten charms and two padlock clasps. Padlocks with hallmarks for Birmingham and London. Length 17cms. Total

A pair of 9ct gold enamel cufflinks. Each designed as two oval panels, one with enamel Prince of Wales feathers on blue pennant, connected by a belcher-link chain. Hallmarks for Birmingham, 1962 and 1

A pair of early 20th century 9ct gold enamel cufflinks. Each designed as two rectangular-shape panels, with vari-colour enamel armorial, connected by a belcher-link chain. Length of cufflink face 1.5c

Two 9ct gold rings. To include a signet ring, with replacement 1920s band and a tri-colour twist band ring. Hallmarks on replacement band for Birmingham, 1925 and London, 1984. Weight 8.9gms.

Two 9ct gold cameo rings. Both of oval-shape, the shell cameos depicting ladies in profile, the first with a tiered surround, the second with textured band. Hallmark for London, 1977. Ring sizes P & Q

Two 9ct gold gem-set fobs. To include a 1970s onyx fob, with an early 20th century bloodstone and onyx swivel fob. Hallmarks for London, 1973 and Chester, partially indistinct. Lengths 2.6 and 3.7cms.

Two 9ct gold charms. The first designed as a hinged chest, opening to reveal a crown and cross, the second designed as a car with driver and passengers. Hallmarks for London, 1957 and 1992. Lengths 1.

Two 9ct gold dress rings. To include a oval-shape smoky quartz single-stone ring and a band ring, suspending three St Christopher tokens. Hallmarks for London, 1978 and import marks for Edinburgh, 198

Two 9ct gold diamond rings. To include a diamond single-stone ring, together with a brilliant-cut diamond cluster ring. Estimated total diamond weight 0.35ct. Hallmarks for London and Birmingham. Weig

Two enamel brooches. To include a mid 20th century enamel and seed pearl bar brooch, together with a 9ct gold enamel and seed pearl Avon highest honour brooch. One with hallmarks for Birmingham, 1964.

Two early 20th century 9ct gold wrist watches, hallmarks for London 1922 and Birmingham 1914, one with base metal strap, 18 and 18.5cm including case, total weight 31.8g

Three Masonic items of jewellery. To include two 9ct gold pendants with scroll engraved motif, together with a blue enamel panel from a swivel ring. Two with hallmarks for Birmingham, 1907 and Chester

Two early 20th century Masonic signet rings. The first designed as a 9ct gold blue enamel shield with Masonic motif, the second designed as an onyx curved panel with Masonic motif. One band AF. One wi

A 9ct gold Masonic enamel swivel ring. The rectangular-shape swivel panel, with blue enamel compass and set square, to the initial monogram sides and tapered band. Hallmarks for London, 1990. Weight 5

A pair of 9ct gold and enamel Masonic cufflinks. Each designed as two oval blue enamel panels with Masonic symbol, and connecting trace-link chain. Hallmarks for Birmingham, 1987. Length of cufflink f

Two items of 9ct gold jewellery. To include a circular-shape emerald and split pearl star cluster pendant, together with a textured foliate brooch. Hallmarks and import marks for London, 1982 and 1993

Two early 20th century 9ct gold medals and a retractable pencil. The first, reading 'The Western Football League 1913-14' with red enamel crest, the second with signed panel and engraved scrolling mot

Three Ellis Cup medals, a cased 9ct. gold winner's medal awarded to a South Bank FC player in 1936; a 9ct. gold runners-up for South Bank in 1938 named to W.L. SNAITH; and an earlier gold-mounted silv

A 9ct gold Royal Yacht Club enamel brooch. Designed as a white and blue enamel flag, with red crown emblem. Sponsor's marks for Benzie Cowes. Hallmarks for London, 2001. Length 3.2cms. Weight 4.9gms.

Four items of jewellery. To include a 9ct gold chevron necklace, a belcher-link chain, a 9ct gold dress ring, with an enamel ring. Two with hallmarks for 9ct gold. Total weight 12.9gms.

Foot cup Bohemia, around 1840 White, cut alabaster glass. Decorated in variegated enamel colors and two gold: ornaments and bouquets of flowers. Cut bottom joints in engraving inscribed ''Our Mother''

Two chains. The first a 9ct gold textured fancy-link chain, the second a faceted fancy-link chain. One with import marks for London, 1977. Lengths 48 and 57cms. Weight 11.1gms.