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Lot 1095
A Czechoslovakian Style Buckle, with two similar brooches; together with further ornate brooches, a modern fob watch, souvenir pins/badges, a gilt coloured panel style bracelet, a bangle; together with a small selection of diamanté costume jewellery, including drop earrings, bracelets, bangles, a modern ladies wristwatch, etc:- One Tray
Lot 1111
An Amber Bead Necklace, of graduated geometric design, a similar pendant, stamped "925", on snake link chain, an oval collet set hardstone pendant, stamped "925", on cord style chain, stamped "silver"; together with further costume jewellery, including three ornate brooches, two pendants, an alternate bead necklace, with similar modern ladies wristwatches.
Lot 640
A display case containing a mixed lot of costume jewellery, boxed toiletries, Corgi Only Fools and Horses boxed Reliant Robin etc., (this lot is buyer collect only). ****Condition report**** Outside sizes; 47cm x 69.5cm x 9.5cm. All 22 display cabinets are approx. the same size. All have locking spring catches and all are without keys. They are all in good presentable condition. These are used display cases so do have minor scratches to the glass.
Lot 407
A LUCITE NECKLACE, BY DIOR, CIRCA 1966The multi-strand necklace, alternately strung with moulded lucite beads in the form of green leaves and pink flowers, with faceted pink and colourless bead spacers, to a similarly-decorated clasp, signed Chr. Dior Germany 1966, length of shortest strand 43cm, maker's case. Gross weight approx. 138 grams Christian Dior rose to prominence with the launch of his 'New Look' collection in 1947. Wide skirts and nipped-in waists celebrated the feminine form and provided a welcome departure from the more masculine and restrained fashions of the war years. The resounding success of Dior's initial collection was credited with reviving the French fashion industry. The 'New Look' extended beyond clothing - hats, bags, shoes and even perfumes were designed by Dior to complete this style. In 1955, Dior engaged the German manufacturer Henkel und Grossé to produce costume jewellery, in a partnership that would continue for the next fifty years.
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