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The one-off pendant is made of a circular cut ruby and scattered cut diamonds of near black and colourless tints. It is estimated at 20,000-25,000 pounds.
Gupta, who works with everyday objects to create symbols of the society around him, has carved the pendant in the shape of a stainless steel pan in white gold and used the precious stones to elevate the kitchen utensils into decorative jewellery. Gupta is known for his paintings of cooking utensils.
Also on display will be a silver charm bracelet by British artist Damien Hirst estimated at 12,000-17,000 pounds. It is designed as a curb link chain suspending 17 charms of various sizes depicting cast pharmaceutical pills.
As part of its auction of rare books, the auction house will offer some of the finest original drawings of Winnie-the-Pooh, the popular children's animation character, by artist E.H. Shepard sourced from his original collection on Dec 17.
The drawings are estimated at 40,000-60,000 pounds

I just want him to be himself.'
If O'Leary was fazed by any of this, he masked it well, self-deprecatingly reflecting on his first big-time outing in an Irish shirt, on the infamous summer tour of Argentina before the World Cup last year.
'I just came on five minutes from the end on the wing, there was an injury to Andrew Trimble in the back line. I was the last man on the bench, so I got five minutes on.'
There will be nothing token about this latest appearance. Ireland have yet to beat New Zealand and on what could be a damp, windy evening in Croke Park, expectation will be rampant.
Perhaps, in addition to O'Leary's skill and toughness in the number nine position, the family name will prove something of a lucky charm when it comes to the old stadium. After all, O'Leary senior was no stranger to big victories on Jones's Road. And chances are that Seanie will be more nervous on Saturday evening than he was for any of his great escapades in the Cork jersey.
'Haven't told him yet,' Ireland's new number nine confessed. 'He'll probably hear it before I tell him, but I'm sure they'll be delighted, me mum and dad.'
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