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18ct white gold ruby and diamond cluster ring. Ruby 0.50ct Diamonds 0.50ct. Boxed - Ring Size M
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A 2014 Suzuki Alto 996cc Petrol 2 Door Car in Silver with New MOT to 21.04.2024. 55000 Miles. £18pa Vehicle Tax Class. Front and Rear Dash Cams. Can be inspected prior to the sale date by appointment. No warranty or guarantee given or implied. Sold with any and all faults. ONLY 5% BUYERS COMMISSION
about Lot 500
A Limited edition of 1 of 1800, 1981 United Kingdom Gold Proof Coin Sets Including a £5 Gold Sovereign Piece and £1 Gold Sovereign. Issued by the Royal Mint.
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Qatar & Qatar-Dubai Currency – Group of Banknotes (1972–2003 Issues) A fine selection of banknotes from Qatar and the earlier joint issues of Qatar & Dubai, comprising both circulating issues and early series notes. Included are: Qatar, Central Bank issues (2003): One Riyal x3, Five Riyals x3, and Ten Riyals x3, all dated 2003, obverse featuring the national emblem with dhow, palm trees, and crossed swords, reverses with stylised wildlife and traditional motifs. Qatar, later issues: Multiple examples of the redesigned One, Five, and Ten Riyals, each featuring native fauna (birds, camels, dhow) with Arabic and English inscriptions. Qatar & Dubai Currency Board (1972): One Riyal (green) x2, Five Riyals (purple), and Ten Riyals (grey/black), the early joint issue series with dhow, palm, and oil derricks to obverse, Arabic legends, and typical geometric security patterns. Serial numbers vary across the group, with some well-preserved examples showing crisp detail and colour. Where applicable, Pick references include P7–P9 (Qatar & Dubai 1972 issues) and P16–P18 (Qatar Central Bank issues, 2003 series). This attractive group spans the transitional period from the joint Qatar & Dubai authority into the modern issues of the Qatar Central Bank, offering collectors both historic and modern notes with excellent visual appeal. Condition: Generally Very Fine to Extremely Fine, some later notes Uncirculated. Estimated Value (as a group): £120 – £180
about Lot 660
A Dyak 2.5" Gauge Live Steam Locomotive and Tender and Large Quantity of Harrod Track - For Restoration
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Blonde Ercol Mid Century Design Folding Table and 4 x Chairs 124 x 112cm Extended
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