A collection of gold jewels, comprising: a lady's gold watch by LeCoultre, numbered 28968, winder deficient, Swiss assay mark for 18ct gold, later bracelet with French assay marks for 18ct gold; a 9ct gold watch, the reverse initialled PGC, dated 22nd March 1935, interior numbered 511293, British hallmarks; an 18ct gold lady's watch on a gold expanding bracelet, watch numbered 350149, British hallmarks, bracelet stamped 9ct; a full eternity ring set with a continuous band of half pearls, mounted in gold, size T, pearls untested; a synthetic ruby and seed pearl ring, mounted in gold, size M1/2; and a Victorian citrine and half pearl brooch, mounted in gold, length 3.1cm, pearls untested

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