TWO ENGRAVINGS OF SINGAPORE, 19TH CENTURY

TWO ENGRAVINGS OF SINGAPORE, 19TH CENTURYComprising 'A Menagerie Race at Singapore' c. 1881, 'Investing A Chinaman At Singapore With The Order Of St Michael And St George' c. 1876, published in 'The Illustrated London News', engravings with hand colouring, mounted, unframed

red and grey stone

Semi-transparent yellow stone

Marci Tullii

'Trophee Eleve A La Gloire Des Premiers Heros De La Liberte Germanique Et A Celle De Leurs Decendants'

mounted in white gold settings

from 'Verhandelingen Over De Natuurlijke Geschiedenis Der Nederlandsche Overzeesche Bezittingen'

Accompanied with Nan Yang Gemological Institute Report no

two figures of male and female figures holding a basket of grapes and a basket of flowers

accented with round brilliant cut and pear cut diamonds totalling approximately 0

Featuring onyx and citrine mother of pearl doublets

Modelled recumbent on his elbows and knees

stating that the red ruby shows no indications of thermal enhancement