We are pleased to present this very large 4.22 ct diamond, offered together with a 14k gold setting weighing 13.28 grams; the two are presently not affixed.  Diamond Specs: Shape/Cut: Round Brilliant Measurements: 10.51mm x 10.63mm x 6.12mm Depth: 57.90% Table: 66.70%  Girdle: Medium, seven naturals, Cullet: Closed Polish: Very Good Symmetry: Good Clarity: VS-2 Color: Yellow (Q-S) Comments: Included Crystals All of the above specs are included within a presale appraisal report we had conducted by a GIA certified jeweler with over 40 years of trade experience. 

Three dozen sterling silver medallions, each weighing 30 to 32 grams (for a total weight of 1,080 to 1,152 grams) and depicting a treasure of ancient Egypt in gold plate. Each medallion's obverse bears an inscription from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, along with the name of the treasure depicted. The entire set is presented on a felt-covered board, with a monogrammed plate for William C. Porter.

An International Junior Postage Stamp Album, printed in 1941, containing a total of approximately 5,130 stamps from around the world mounted behind protective translucent sheets. The earliest U.S. stamp in the book dates to 1851-1856, with dozens of other countries also represented (see extensive lot photos for examples). Note: Many stamps in the book have fallen loose from their pages, so the book should be kept level to avoid losses.

A Master Global Stamp Album, printed in 1956, containing an uncounted quantity of world stamps (estimated at 2,500 to 3,500). The album's section of German stamps is particularly extensive, spanning from the Weimar Republic through Nazi stamps of World War II and the formation of West Germany (see lot photos for details).

A Regent World Stamp Album, printed in 1958, containing approximately 1,325 stamps from across the globe. Binder features a loose-leaf system for adding pages on the fly.

A 10-gallon pickling crock, made by the Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Co. of Roseville, Ohio. Interior glaze shows wear and lower edge exhibits minor chips, but the distinctive stenciled "10" crown indicating its capacity is intact. Measures 16" x 16.5" x 16.5"

A carved and polychrome painted Yup'ik transformation mask featuring outstretched armed and legs with inlaid pointed spikes, a Loon head emerging from the mouth of the figure. In very good condition, signed by an unidentified artist on verso. Measures 22" x 18" x 8". 

A large wooden sculptural mask with a bowhead whale diving across its face, a moose fur hair, surrounded with raven and gull feathers freely fitted in holes along its lower edge. The elaborate piece bears a "C. Curtis K/D" maker's mark on its back. Measures 29" x 30" x 6".

A finely twined grass basket, probably Alutiiq. Measures approximately 3" x 3" x 3", accented with light beadwork along its top.

A roughly 7" sterling silver chain with a heart-shaped carabiner clip welded to one end, bearing a heart-shaped "Please Return to Tiffany & Co. New York" tag marked with the serial number 038801. Tag shows minor wear, but piece is otherwise in good condition; weight is 56.49 grams.

2x size 4 matching nesting 14k white gold engagement & wedding bands. The wedding band features an approximately .22 carat princess cut diamond which sits upon a square bezel adorned with 20x .005 carat diamonds, flanked by intertwining strands with 36x .0025 to .005 carat diamonds. The wedding band rests snugly between two rows each with 15x .005 to .01 carat diamonds, bridged at the bottom to form the engagement band. Bears an unidentified maker's mark opposite its karat identifier. Total weight 7.00 grams. 87x total diamonds, approximate total carat weight 0.69 carats.

A roughly 2.5" x 4" x 1" specimen with a large bear claw, mounted in a carved ivory handle bearing a polar bear face at its tip. No maker's mark is readily apparent.