CALIFORNIA LIVE AUCTION

orange carngorum stone for dress purpose with no blades circa 19th to early 20th century. No hallmarks. Measures 12” in height with 1 stone missing fr

approx. 4.00 carats and micro-set with over 120 round diamonds weighing approx. 1.50 carats of G-H colors and SI clarity set in a 14 karat yellow gold

averaging 14.00 MM in diameter of fine luster and accented with seven diamonds of H-I colors and SI clarity. Estimates $800-$1,200

green Emerald weighing approx. 2.00 carats and 26 side diamonds weighing approx. 1.00 carat of H-I colors and SI/I clarity set in a 14 karat yellow go

Tanzanite weighing approx. 1.50 carats with 18 round channel set diamonds weighing approx. 0.50 carats of H-I colors and VS/SI clarity set in a 14 kar

good to near fine original condition showing 85%-95% original early blue finish and milled butt plate and parts. Winchester marked barrel and dated 2-

style with silver patch box and mounts signed “C. Olouson”. Measures 45” overall with a 30” octagon barrel of approximately .44 caliber rifled. Shows

Martin Ugareteburu of Eibar, Spain circa late 60s to 1980s, S/N 5306. The gun shows best London gun makers features such as finger detachable side loc

on its original fluted and studded shaft. The blade measures slightly over 18” in length and approximately 5 ¾” across the widest portion. The ...

fine condition, S/N 298518. 90%-95% original finish on the barrel and lock plate with 90%-95% vibrant and colorful case hardening on the breech block.

and mounted on plaque which reads “Almost a pair of true box lock possibly by Joyner of London, 1750-60. At that time the weapons of a man defeated in

and showing bird with snake on each side of the blade. The socket shows an armorer’s mark that is indecipherable. The central portion shows piercing i

by arrow marking on the lock. Approximately .40 caliber rifled with medium weight barrel measuring 41”and 57” overall. The action and triggers work we

percussion. Six cavities and 44H marked with “T” inspections. In near excellent condition showing slight heat coloring and near perfect cavities. The

65” overall. Half stocked with back action lock circa about 1840s-60s. Stamped “W.L. Evans” near the breech on the flat of the barrel in front of bols

L.R. caliber with 4 ½”barrel, S/N 388114. In very good condition. 80%-90% blue with bright bore. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $175-$350

fluted barrel, Weaver scope with matching satin mount and finish. The left rear of the frame is marked “MKIII Hunter”, S/N 22952585. Excellent to near

2” barrel, S/N 49513. In very good plus used condition. 97%-98% overall showing slight use. (Modern/PPT) Est.: $175-$350

in .22 caliber, S/N 276629. Reblued with a very good interior. A favorite for gallery use. (Modern) Est.: $150-$300

S/N 48039. In near fine condition with 95%-98% original blue. The stock is very good plus with a few storage marks and scratches. Collectable and earl

steel semi-auto, S/N CRM3496. A very limited production collectible pistol that are somewhat rare. Shows Bellevue, Washington address on the frame. Ta

S/N CR18800. 1 of only 300 estimated to have been produced. Very collectible and seldom encountered. In fine to near excellent condition with some min

6” barrel, blued finish, checkered black hard rubber grips, S/N 12087, in overall excellent original condition displaying approximately 99% original f

rifle, .45-70 caliber, 22” half round/half octagon barrel, plain trigger, checkered wood stocks with pistol grip, blued and case hardened finish, S/N

barrels, blued finish to barrels, finely engraved and game panel scenes on bright finished receiver, side plates, double triggers, checkered deluxe gr

set, 20 gauge, 28” and 26.5” O/U ventilated rib barrels, Full-Modified and Modified-Improved Cylinder choked, single gold trigger, blue barrels, engra

Tourmaline weighing 5.10 carats and accented with an ‘IDEAL’ princess cut diamond weighing 0.45 carats of F-G color and VS clarity set in a 14 karat w

0.85 carats of F-G colors and VS/SI clarity set in a 14 karat white gold Tiffany style settings. Retail $3,000-$4,000 Estimates $2,000-$3,000

pink Kunzite weighing 14.75 carats and accented with a trilliant cut diamond weighing approx. 0.35 carats of E/F color and SI clarity set in a 14 kara

weighing 5.23 carats of fine color and VS clarity surrounded by 94 round diamonds weighing approx. 1.75 carats of G-H colors set in a 14 karat white g

Tourmaline weighing approx. 1.50 carats and surrounded by 34 fine tapered baguettes weighing approx. 1.50 carats of E/F colors and VVS/VS clarity set

caliber, 4” octagon barrel, grey patina to metal surfaces, brass straps and ivory grips, S/N 1978 (matching on frame, barrel, trigger guard and backst

set, long tang, 12 gauge, 28” Broadway rib barrels, Full-Modified and Skeet-Skeet choked, single gold trigger, blued barrels, engraved bright receiver

20 gauge, 28” O/U ventilated rib barrels, Full-Modified and Full-Improved Cylinder choked, single gold trigger, blue barrels, engraved bright receiver

28” barrels, single trigger, checkered wood stocks, Pachmayr hard rubber butt pad, LOP is 13” to end of wood, 14.5” to end of butt pad, S/N 27406, exp

ejectors, blued finish to barrels, engraved receiver with panel game scenes and bright finish, deluxe checkered finely grained wood stocks, select sin

.50 caliber, 20” barrel, blued and case hardened finish, wood stocks, S/N 4214, in near mint condition with crisp inspector’s cartouche on left side o

shotgun, 12 gauge, 21” barrel, blued finish, sling swivels, hand guard and bayonet lug, wood stocks, S/N E949896, in overall excellent and original co

6” barrel, blued finish, checkered black hard rubber grips, S/N 40921, in overall excellent original condition showing approximately 99% original fini

rear sight) semi-automatic pistol, .38 caliber, 6” barrel, blued finish, checkered black hard rubber grips, S/N 2374, in overall very good to fine con

3,000” lever action rifle, .45-70 Gov’t caliber, 26” octagon barrel, blued barrel assembly with engraved and gold accented bright finish to receiver (

rifle made 1860s after the sale of the St. Louis shop and relocation. Measures 58” overall with a 42” barrel and .40 caliber of medium weight. Minor w

caliber, S/N 70325-M70 mounted with matching satin finish and Leupold scope (3x9) on Browning mount in original factory taps. In fine to excellent con

fancy silver mounts showing “thistie”. Plain unmarked blade and golden colored cargorum or topaz knife and fork set (trousse). Shows broken knife blad

L.R., S/N 830-11748. In fine to excellent used condition with 10 shot rotary mag, adjustable trigger and many excellent features to this rifle. (Moder

in .22 caliber, S/N D19140 with large early fore end and mounted with scope and sling swivel studs added. In very good used condition. (Modern) Est.:

for 7 ½” single action with 44-45 caliber loops for cartridges. Silver and gold plated buckle and conchos. Size 44-46 waist. Est.: $250-$500

chain mail of Theta style from India. Approximately 16” x 13”. Could have hung from helmet or face covering. In fair condition. Est.: $300-$600

century. In good condition. Rare. Display included. Est.: $300-$600Theta mail boot defense or covering from 17th century. In good condition. Rare. Dis

Pointer. Measures 9 ½” x 18”. Bronze simulation in casting material which is non-metallic. Est.: $150-$300