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A small collection of Scottish Police & Irish Garda Police insignia includes Kings Crown enamel Perth and Perth & Kinross Special Constabulary lapel badges, Dundee City Police Collars dogs, Tayside Police Belt buckle, Lothian & Border Police Belt buckle, enamel Kings Crown RUC Bowling Club lapel badge, also a Ulster Volunteer Force lapel badge, unmarked, pinbacked.
British Metropolitan Police Service Medal group to SD Insp W Mizen comprising of Metropolitan Police Coronation Medal 1911, GRV Jubilee Medal 1910-1935, GR VI Coronation Medal 1937 all mounted on a bar along with ribbon bar for the same: plus boxed WW2 Defence Medal with slip; four silver ARP badges, Red Cross/St John enamel lapel badge, container for propelling pencil lead.
WW1 British Photographic Postcards, five showing members of a Fusilier Regt, two showing the launching of HMS Bellerophon in 1907: WW1 Brass Button stick marked Patent No.116972/17: Brass Kit Bag lock with brass padlock with letters instead of numbers for the combination: Three Cased Sports Medalions of the London Shipping Athletic Association (two in hallamarked silver) all 1920's in date: School Attendance Medal Sept 1888 to Thomas Puttnam: German Inflation Money 10000 Mark note: 1935 Programme Inspection of the Police in Hyde Park: WW2 Royal Navy Photo Durbanville, South Africa 12/4/45: two "Save the Argylls" paper stickers circa 1990's: Doctors Bill from 1937 for 15 shillings: GS Button: enamel lapel badge for Westleyan & General Agents National Association.
A continental white metal hand mirror, having tapering handle and spike shaped terminal; an Oriental white metal circular bowl, the border decorated with Deities, 10cm dia.; a white metal dish with stylised mask decoration, (possibly South American); a pair of silver backed hair brushes; a silver and enamel backed mirror AF etc.
A group of costume jewellery, including a hardstone set brooch, a green hardstone and enamel bead necklace and an enamelled hairpin, together with a porcelain plaque depicting the Madonna and Child.Buyer’s Premium 24.5% (including VAT @ 0%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 5% (including VAT @ 0%) of the hammer price.
A set of six gold, sapphire, mother-of-pearl and white enamel dress buttons, each centred by a circular cut sapphire on a mother-of-pearl ground with a white enamelled border, detailed '18ct', weight 9.4g, each diameter 1.5cm.Buyer’s Premium 24.5% (including VAT @ 0%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 5% (including VAT @ 0%) of the hammer price.
PATEK PHILIPPE "COQ CHANTECLER"FABRIQUEE EN MAI 1908 ET VENDUE EN FEVRIER 1909 Importante montre de poche savonnette en jaune 18K et émail polychrome. BOÎTIER : en or jaune lisse avec, sur la face, un magnifique décor émaillé représentant un coq sous les traits de Constant Coquelin, illustrant son rôle dans la pièce "Chantecler" d'Edmond Rostand. Sur le revers, ses initiales, deux C entrelacés, émaillés orange et bleu. Cuvette dédicacée: "A Monsieur C. Coquelin, souvenir de son ami dévoué, Manuel d' Huicque, Paris, le.... 1909, 1ere de Chantecler". Seconde dédicace à l'intérieur du couvercle: "A mon ami Dean, en souvenir de mon père, Jean Coquelin, 1917". CADRAN : émail blanc avec index chiffres "Breguet" peints, chemin de fer, petite seconde à 6h et aiguilles poire. MOUVEMENT : mécanique, échappement à ancre. Cadan, boîtier, cuvette et mouvement signés. Numérotée 149342/257168. DIAM. 58 mm. POIDS BRUT : 178,61 gr. AVEC : écrin d'origine et certificat d'origine. Lettres de Guillermin & Mollet, Place Vendôme, Paris et de Patek Philippe, datées d'avril 1972. An important gold pocket watch by Patek Philippe with original box and certificat. It was produced in May 1908 and sold in February 1909. The watch was beautifully decorated for Constant Coquelin as a gift for his role in the Edmond Rostand play "Chantecler". Comme le mentionne la lettre de Patek Philippe datée du 11 avril 1972, à la demande de Mr Jean Coquelin, par l'intermédiaire de la Maison Guillermin & Mollet, Place Vendôme à Paris, la montre a été fabriquée en mai 1908 par Patek Philippe et vendue le 25 février 1909 à la Maison Perusset & Didisheim. Monsieur Manuel d' Huicque l'a offerte à son ami Constant Coquelin à l'occasion de la première de la pièce " Chantecler" prévue en 1909 (un vide a été laissé pour la date exacte), comme le précise la première dédicace sur la cuvette de la montre. Constant Coquelin avait été choisi pour incarner le rôle principal de " Chantecler " par Edmond Rostand.Cependant, l'acteur meurt prématurément en 1909, avant la première, et la montre revient à son fils Jean, qui l'offrira en 1917 à un ami " Dean, en souvenir de son père " (seconde dédicace à l'intérieur du boîtier).La montre sera ensuite vendue aux enchères par la Maison Chayette-Cheval à l' Hôtel Drouot le 13 juin 1984, adjugée au père de l'actuel propriétaire, qui collectionnait avec passion tous les objets en rapport avec le Coq.N.B. la lettre de Patek Philippe de 1972 ne mentionne aucun décor émaillé dans ses Registres. Cependant, la qualité d'exécution de l'émail et le réalisme apporté aux traits de Constant Coquelin font preuve d'un savoir faire extrêmement abouti."Chantecler" est une pièce de théâtre en quatre actes d'Edmond Rostand dont l'originalité est de mettre en scène des animaux. Pendant cinq ans, elle est constamment reportée pour être finalement représentée pour la première fois le 7 février 1910 au théâtre de la Porte-Saint-Martin devant le Tout-Paris. Edmond Rostand choisit lui-même Constant Coquelin pour interpréter "Chantecler" mais il meurt avant la première. Le rôle est finalement confié àLucien Guitry." Sur une basse-cour règne un coq, Chantecler, tellement convaincu de son importance qu'il s'imagine, par son chant, faire se lever le soleil. Mais l'arrivée d'une poule faisane bouleverse sa vie, lui révélant l'amour, de telle sorte qu'il en oublie de chanter. L'astre du jour étant cependant apparu, Chantecler devient la risée de tous les animaux domestiques et sauvages, et surtout des hiboux, créatures de la nuit qui le détestent, et le contraignent à accepter un combat public avec un autre coq. Le combat se déroule dans le salon littéraire de la Pintade. Vainqueur après avoir frôlé la mort, Chantecler défend alors la basse-cour contre les menaces d'un épervier et recouvre ainsi une part de son prestige. Injustement délaissée, mais comprenant que chez le coq la vanité est plus forte que l'amour, la faisane se sacrifie néanmoins pour lui et se porte à sa place au-devant d'un chasseur. Un coup part, mais c'est le rossignol à la voix d'or qui est blessé à mort. Le chant rauque du coq continuera seul à célébrer l'aube. "As mentioned in the letter from Patek Philippe dated April 11th 1972, at the request of Mr. Jean Coquelin, through the intermediary of the Maison Guillermin & Mollet, Place Vendôme in Paris, the watch was made in May 1908 by Patek Philippe and sold on February 25, 1909 to the Maison Perusset & Didisheim. Mr. Manuel d' Huicque offered it to his friend Constant Coquelin on the occasion of the premiere of the play "Chantecler" scheduled for 1909 (a gap has been left for the exact date), as specified in the first dedication on the case of the watch. Constant Coquelin had been chosen to play the lead role in "Chantecler" by Edmond Rostand.However, the actor died prematurely in 1909, before the premiere, and the watch went to his son Jean, who gave it in 1917 to a friend "Dean, in memory of his father" (second dedication inside the case).Then, the watch was sold at auction by the Chayette-Cheval at the Hôtel Drouot on June 13th 1984, to the father of the current owner, who was a passionate collector of all objects related to the rooster.N.B. the 1972 letter from Patek Philippe does not mention any enamelled decoration in its Registers. However, the quality of execution of the enamel and the realism brought to the features of Constant Coquelin show an extremely accomplished know-how. "Chantecler" is a play in four acts by Edmond Rostand whose originality is to stage animals. During five years, it is constantly postponed to be finally represented for the first time on February 7, 1910 at the theater of the Porte-Saint-Martin in front of the whole Paris. Edmond Rostand himself chose Constant Coquelin to play "Chantecler" but he died before the premiere. The role is finally given to Lucien Guitry."A rooster, Chantecler, reigns over a barnyard, so convinced of his importance that he imagines that his crowing will make the sun rise. But the arrival of a pheasant hen turns his life upside down, revealing love to him in such a way that he forgets to crow. However, the sun having appeared, Chantecler becomes the laughing stock of all domestic and wild animals, and especially of the owls, creatures of the night who hate him, and force him to accept a public fight with another rooster. The fight takes place in the literary salon of the Guinea fowl. Winning after a near-death experience, Chantecler defends the barnyard against the threats of a sparrowhawk and thus recovers some of his prestige. Unjustly neglected, but understanding that in the rooster vanity is stronger than love, the pheasant nevertheless sacrifices herself for him and goes in his place to meet a hunter. A shot goes off, but it is the nightingale with the golden voice who is mortally wounded. The hoarse crowing of the rooster will continue alone to celebrate the dawn. "
LEPINE, PARISSECONDE MOITIE DU XVIIIème SIECLEMontre de poche en or jaune bas titre et émail.BOÎTIER : revers orné d'un portrait de femme peint sur émail.CADRAN : émail blanc avec index chiffres arabes.MOUVEMENT : à coq et fusée.Platine signée.DIAM. 39 mm.POIDS BRUT: 47,30 gr.A low title gold and enamel pocket watch by Lepine, from the second half of the 18th century.
AN 18K GOLD MANUAL WIND 'CALATRAVA' WRISTWATCH, BY PATEK PHILIPPE, CIRCA 199718-jewel Cal-215, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, Gyromax balance, circular white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds at 6 o'clock, black leaf hands, brushed and polished round case, movement accessed through glass, hobnail engraved bezel, with signed fitted 18K gold bracelet, buckle/clasp in 18K gold signed, crown with logo, dial, case and movement signed, ref. no. 3919/0**, Swiss assay mark, European convention mark, movement no. 18546**, accompanied with its original certificate of authenticity from Patek Philippe dated 1997 stamped by Chronometrie Beyer, Bahnhofstresse 91, 8001 Zurich, with maker's case and travelling pouch, length 22cm, case (including crown): 3.4cmCondition Report: Glass: no scratches observedCase: Minor signs of wearBracelet: Normal signs of wearTotal gross weight approx. 106.20gIn running condition at the time of inspectionAccompanied with its original certificate of authenticity from Patek Philippe dated 1997 stamped by Chronometrie Beyer, Bahnhofstresse 91, 8001 Zurich, with maker's case and travelling pouchAn external watch specialist who verifies each watch prior to each auction in order to open them, checks their working condition, mentions any potential damage, mentions any movement ref numbers etc...For any additional assistance, please refer to the department.
A MID 19TH CENTURY DIAMOND AND ENAMEL BRACELET, CIRCA 1860The hinged bangle centring a graduated line of old cushion-shaped diamonds within a surround of blue enamel and gold chevron engravings, the five concave plaques with further applied blue enamel with gold chevron and foliate engraved borders, mounted in 18K gold, diamonds approximately 0.90ct total, French import mark, with gold security chain, inner diameter 5.4cm Condition Report: Enamel: given the age, in good condition. A minor loss located near the diamonds, minor scratches visible under a bright light sourceDiamonds: approx. 0.90ct total, unable to assess colour due to yellow mount, estimated clarity SINormal signs of wear, overall in good conditionOwl mark for 18K gold imported in FranceTotal gross weight approx. 44.1g
A PAIR OF ENAMEL 'ATTELAGE BERLINE' PENDENT EARRINGS, BY HERMÈSEach openwork earring decorated with blue and reddish-orange enamel, suspending from a palladium plated hoop, Hermès Paris, with maker's pouch and case, length 6.1cm Condition Report: Minor signs of wear, overall in good conditionRetail price on website: €505.
A PAIR OF RUSSIAN IMPERIAL DIAMOND AND ENAMEL CUFFLINKS, BY ANDREI KARLOVICH ADLER, ST PETERSBURG, 1909-1912The oval plaques, with light blue guillauché enamel on enchine turn ground over a radiating ground, centred with a circular European-cut diamond, with T-bar terminal, in 14K gold 56, maker’s mark AA, with inventory scratch numbers, possibly retailed by Carl Fabergé, length 1.8cm Condition Report: Some scratches due to wear visible on the enamelinventory scratch number 35920 (the 0 could be an 8)Normal signs of wearTotal gross weight approx. 7.4g
A PAIR OF ENAMEL AND DIAMOND EARCLIPS, BY CARTIER, CIRCA 1960Of stylised rose design, each flowerhead set with a brilliant-cut diamond cluster centre, to a blue enamel and textured gold petal surround, mounted in 18K gold and platinum, signed Cartier, numbered, maker's mark 'Sté GR', French assay marks, with Cartier heart-shaped case, length 2.5cmCondition Report: For non pierced ears - clip onDiamonds: approx. 0.70ct total, unable to estimate colour due to yellow gold, estimated clarity VSSignature: located on side clip of both earring - numbers too: 3966Maker's mark : vertical lozenge, Sté above a shell and initials GR'Superficial/minor signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 20.6g
A DIAMOND AND ENAMEL NOVELTY BROOCH, BY LUNATI, CIRCA 1965Modelled as an owl's head, embellished throughout with white, green, blue and brownish-orange enamel accented with single-cut diamonds, mounted in 18K gold, Italian assay mark '160 AL' for Lunati between 1944-1968, length 3.7cm, width 3.7cmWith almost 85 years of experience in the art of jewellery, Italian jewellery house Lunati has a long tradition of craftsmanship. The atelier made its start as a goldsmith in Valenza, in 1937, under the direction of Piero Lunati. Piero was soon joined by his brother Giulio, whose excellent people skills and infectious enthusiasm allowed the company to build a network of contacts within the leading jewellery houses in Italy. Although most businesses during the war years struggled to stay afloat, the Lunati brothers not only succeeded in making ends meet but in fact heightened their production rates and continued to expand, hiring and training a wealth of highly skilled workers. Their expansion during the 1940s gave Lunati somewhat of a head-start once the impact of the war had subsided, allowing the brand to establish itself in Italy and further afield. In the mid 80’s Giulio’s son, Gianluca Lunati, became director of the company and is still leading the family business today, alongside Pietro’s daughter Daniela.This drawing has been kindly supplied to us from the archives of Lunati Gioielli in their workshop in Valenza, Italy. This charming owl brooch was made originally as part of Lunati’s company production, and was worked on as a collaborative effort by several of the atelier’s masterworkers. The production of Lunati’s owl brooches started in the late 1950s, and were inspired by similar creations in fellow workshops in neighbouring France. They continued to be made into the early 70s, signifying just how popular the bright enamelling and skilful metalwork of this brooch was to clientele in Italy for a period of over 15 years. Today, vintage pieces by Lunati have seen a resurgence. The jewellery house continues to draw from their archival material to meet the needs of contemporary clients, even reproducing some of their popular vintage pieces upon request.Condition Report: Normal signs of wear - enamel in good condition given the age - a little wear on one side of the beak, and on one lash of one eye, one white feather on the side with loss of white enamelTotal gross weight approx. 32.30g
THE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF A CONTINENTAL LADY (lots 83-93)A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY ENAMEL AND DIAMOND EARRINGS WITH MATCHING BROOCH, CIRCA 1880The circular domed blue enamel plaque set throughout with old single and rose-cut diamonds, together with a matching pair of earrings, mounted in silver and gold, diamonds approximately 2.20cts total, French assay marks, partially rubbed maker's mark, brooch length 2.7cm, earrings length 1.8cmCondition Report: One small diamond deficient on one earringEnamel: brooch in good condition, earrings: a break visible with light underneathNormal signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 15.8g
THE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF A CONTINENTAL LADY (lots 83-93)A MID-19TH CENTURY DIAMOND AND ENAMEL BRACELET, CIRCA 1860The fancy-link gold strap, centring an oval gold plaque with applied enamel, the centre set with rose-cut diamond to form a flower, within an openwork foliate frame with rose-cut diamond accents, mounted in 18K gold, length (adaptable)Condition Report: Gold tested by the jewellery department to be 18KRose-cut diamonds: bright and well matched given the age of the braceletNormal signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 38.7g
NO RESERVE - A PAIR OF ANTIQUE ENAMEL, RUBY AND DIAMOND BEE BROOCHES Made in yellow gold, connected by a security chain Circular cut rubies Rose cut diamonds Varicoloured green and yellow enamel No assay marks Each bee diameter 21mm Weight 7.7 grams In a fitted leather presentation box for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, Regent Street, London.
NO RESERVE - AN EXQUISITE ART NOUVEAU HARDSTONE, DIAMOND AND ENAMEL BROOCH Made in 18 carat gold, stylised rectangular design Carved flowers in varicoloured hardstones including yellow, red, green, orange and white Blue enamel Single cut diamonds Indistinct assay mark Diameter 59mm Weight 13.0 grams In a fitted leather presentation box.
NO RESERVE - AN ANTIQUE RUBY, DIAMOND, CITRINE AND ENAMEL HATCHING CHICK BROOCH Made in 18 carat yellow gold and silver, depicting a hatchling and its egg Old European brilliant cut diamonds Circular cut and cushion cut citrine White enamel French assay mark for 18 carat gold Diameter 44mm Weight 8.4 grams In a leather presentation box.
ANNEES 1880BRACELET RIGIDE FLEURAu centre une fleur stylisée est ornée de diamants taille brillant (TA) en châtons à griffes et d'émaux noirs. Monture en or rose 18K. Poids brut : 27,45 gr. Diamètre de la fleur : 2,3 cm. Tour de poignet : 16,8 cm.A diamond, enamel and 18K pink gold bangle, circa 1880. Gross weight : 27,45 gr. Flower diameter : 2,3 cm. Wrist diameter : 16,8 cm.
TRAVAIL FRANCAIS - EPOQUE ART DECOPAIRE DE BOUTONS DE MANCHETTE EMAILIls sont de forme rectangulaire en or jaune 18K et émail vert et noir. Poids brut : 6,68 gr.Dimensions : 1,3 x 0,9 cm environ.An Art Deco enamel and 18K yellow gold pair of cufflinks. French assay mark. Gross weight : 6,68 gr. Dimensions : 1,3 x 0,9 cm approx.
ANNEES 1840BRACELET VOLUTE EMAIL ET DIAMANTSIl est en forme de bracelet rigide ouvrant. Au centre deux fleurs serties de diamants taille brillant entourées d'un ruban émaillé bleu. Monture en or jaune finement gravé de rinceaux. Poids brut : 29,52 gr. (choc à l'émail) Largeur de la tête du bracelet : 2,6 cm. Tour de poignet : 16,3 cm.A diamond, enamel and gold bracelet, circa 1840.
FRANÇOIS-DESIRE FROMENT-MEURICE ANNEE 1855 EXCEPTIONNELLE GRANDE BROCHE PENDANT NEO-RENAISSANCE "LA TOILETTE DE VENUS"Elle est surmontée d'un groupe en argent ciselé représentant la "Toilette de Vénus ". Vénus surgit d'une grande coquille dans des roseaux émaillés et elle est encadrée d'anges musiciens et sirènes ailées. Au centre une intaille ovale sur topaze rose illustre l'Amour musicien, dans un cadre de feuillages repercés et émaillé blanc et diamants taillés en rose. Deux grandes volutes émaillées retiennent une guirlande de fruits également émaillés et portant des fleurs et des fruits miniatures. Trois perles naturelles poires mordorées en pampille. Le revers est entièrement ciselé du même décor en ronde-bosse. Au verso de l'intaille une grille repercée. Signé Froment-Meurice Exposition universelle 1855 sur un grand cartouche d'origine en or. Monture en or jaune 18K et argent amatie émaillée polychrome. Poids brut : 93,72 gr. (petits manques à l'émail). Dimensions : 12,3 x 7,7 cm. Ecrin gainé de cuir bleu doré au petits fers à la forme marqué Froment-Meurice Exposition 1855. Référence: Henry VEVER, Histoire de la Bijouterie française, tome II, Editions Floury, Paris 1906, on trouve en pleine page une lithographie du bijou. Exposition "Spectaculaire Second Empire" Musée d'Orsay, Paris 2016. A topaz, diamond, enamel, silver and gold brooch-pendant by FRANÇOIS-DESIREE FROMENT-MEURICE, circa 1855. Gross weight : 93,72 gr (little lacks to the enamel). Dimensions : 12,3 x 7,7 cm. Original case.
ANNEES 1840TABATIERE EN OR EMAILLEElle est de forme chantournée. Le couvercle porte une miniature émaillé représentant le dieu Pan enfant auprès de sa mère Dryops. Le cadran mouvementé est émaillé blanc à fleurettes et arabesques, le décor est répété sur les côtés et le fond. Poids brut : 92,24 gr. (un infime choc à l'émail).Dimensions : 1,8 x 7,7 x 5 cm.An enamel and 18K gold snuffbox, circa 1840. Gross weight : 92,24 gr. (tiny shock to the enamel). Dimensions : 1,8 x 7,7 x 5 cm.
Æ’ EMILE et ANDRE-FERNAND THESMAR - VERS 1900PENDENTIF EMAILLEIl est de forme légèrement triangulaire en pâte de verre translucide de ton beige. En applique trois abeilles les ailes déployées en émaux translucides à paillons et cloisons en or jaune entourent un cabochon de saphir. Monture en or jaune 18K monogrammé AK. Poids brut : 38 gr. (chaîne postérieure).Diamètre : 4,6 cm. Thesmar Père et Fils, sont les auteurs uniquement de la pâte de verre émaillée réalisée avec brio.Emile et André-Fernand THESMAR exposèrent au Salon de 1912 des oeuvres dont nous trouvons des photographies d'époque dans Alstair Duncan, "Paris Salons", Edition Antique collector's Club, Londres 1994. Page 236. Le pendentif représenté est à décor de papillon.An Art Nouveau enamel, sappphire, molten glass and 18K yellow gold pendant by E and AF. THESMAR. Gross weight : 38 gr. (posterior chain). Diameter : 4,6 cm.
TRAVAIL RUSSE - ANNEES 1890PAIRE DE BOUTONS DE MANCHETTE EMAILIls sont de forme ronde en émail rouge à fond rayonnant. Bordure chantournée sertie de diamants taillés en rose. Monture en or jaune 14K et argent.Poids brut : 6,67 gr. Diamètre : 1,3 cm.A diamond, enamel, enamel, silver and 14K gold pair of cufflinks, circa 1890. Russia. Gross weight : 6,67 gr. Diameter : 1,3 cm.
XVIIIEME SIECLEBAGUE EMAILLe plateau ovale est à décor émaillé d'une bergère et ses moutons. Monture en or rose 9K. Poids brut : 3,10 gr. (petites usures). Tour de doigt : 56.Dimensions : 1,8 x 1,6 cm.An XVIIIth century enamel and 9K pink gold ring. Gross weight : 3,10 gr. (slight wear). Size : 56. Dimensions : 1,8 x 1,6 cm.
RADJASTHAN - ANNEES 1880COLLIER DRAPERIE INDIENLe collier est formé d'une suite de vingt-cinq motifs mobiles sertis de diamants polki, et de béryls et quartz montés à paillons colorés. Le revers est émaillé rouge et vert à décor de fleurs. Le tour de cou tubulaire est formé d'un fin grainetis. Monture en or jaune 18K. Poids brut : 122,30 gr. (chaîne de cou postérieure).Dimensions : 42 x 2,1 cm.A polki diamond, beryl, quartz, enamel and 18K yellow gold indian necklace, circa 1880. Radjasthan. Gross weight : 122,30 gr. (posterior neck chain). Dimensions : 42 x 2,1 cm.
ANNEES 1840BRACELET CEINTUREIl est en or jaune 18K articulé formant ceinture et terminé par des franges. Système de fermeture ajustable à coulisse à décor émaillé noir. Poids brut : 40,39 gr.Largeur : 2,3 cm. A 18K yellow gold and enamel bracelet, circa 1840. Gross weight : 40,39 gr. Width : 2,3 cm.
BUCHERER - ANNEES 1960MONTRE PENDENTIFElle est de forme ovalisée en métal doré émaillé de fleurs. Remontoir avec les deux volets. Un pompon en pampille. Signé BUCHERER.Poids brut : 42,80 gr. Dimensions : 6,4 x 2 x 1,4 cm.An enamel and gilded metal pendant watch by BUCHERER. Gross weight : 42,80 gr. Dimensions : 6,4 x 2 x 1,4 cm.
TRAVAIL FRANCAIS - EPOQUE ART DECOBROCHE PLAQUE EMAIL ET CRISTAL DE ROCHEElle est composée d'un motif en cristal de roche à pans coupés portant une ligne de diamants taille brillant (TA). Décor de boucles stylisées pavées de diamants ronds et soulignées de filets d'émail noir. Monture en platine et épingle en or gris 18K. Poids brut : 20,65 gr. (imperceptible égrisure et un manque à l'émail. Soudure à l'étain au revers). Dimensions : 6 x 2 cm.A rock crystal, diamond, enamel and platinium ring circa 1930. French assay mark. Gross weight : 20,65 gr. (Little scratch and lack at the enamel, tin soldering on the reverse). Dim. : 6 x 2 cm.

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