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Lot 386
A Group of Important Works - To be sold Without ReserveA Qajar inscribed jade pendant with gold mount, Persia, 19th century, of rectangular form, inscribed with two lines of Persian nastaliq within a cartouche, a border of scrolling vine, the gold mounted with cusped edge, suspension loops above and three small gold filigree elements below, 5cm. x 6.4cm. highProvenance: Previously in a private collection, acquired between 1965-2020
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Lot 294
§ Gunilla Treen (British 1949-) Three Brooches, 1973 each initialled and dated (to reverse), acrylic, mother of pearl, lapis lazuli, malachite and white metalDimensions:5.7cm wide, 8.8cm wide and 7.3cm wide (2 1/4in wide, 3 1/2in wide and 2 7/8in wide)Provenance:ProvenanceExchanged from Gunilla Treen with Ann Sutton O.B.E. in return for Ann's knitted jacket. Note: ExhibitedCraft Advisory Committee Touring Exhibition, Sutton / Treen: Contemporary Textiles and Jewellery, 1974-1975;Arnolfini, Bristol, The Jewellery of Gunilla Treen: A Ten Year View, 1980. Gunilla Treen had graduated from the Central School in 1971, and was noted as one of the few innovatory jewellery designers of the decade in her use of new materials, forms and colour. This set of three brooches was an important work by Treen, and was designed to be worn as a group. It shows Treen's signature triple layered acrylic sheets, with a clear centre holding mobile shapes in various semi-precious materials. She was one of the pioneer artist jewellers to experiment with plastic, and this work in the early 1970s excited many in the field but upset the traditionalists. It allowed a spontaneity and use of colour, and allowed the jeweller to break away from notions of elitism and wealth from use of precious metals. When Ralph Turner, the then Director of Exhibitions at the Crafts Council, said that he proposed a two-artist touring exhibition, and that he thought of partnering Ann Sutton with Gunilla Treen, he was astounded that neither of the pair responded with anything other than enthusiasm. Reflecting on this time, Sutton says ‘I had been an admirer of this fresh-thinking jeweller for some time and couldn’t think of anyone better to show alongside. During this exhibition we became friends, and she even came to live near me in Banbury for a while.’ In the 1960s and 70s, it was normal for artists to exchange works. There was a dearth of informed collectors, and so to swap work was a very pleasant way of ensuring that works, which are now seen to be of museum quality, stayed in good hands. Sutton recalls one particular swap with Treen, ‘The set of brooches, cut from perspex in three layers, kaleidoscope fashion, small shapes of lapis lazuli, malachite and jade, was a masterpiece. The set was designed to be worn together, and I loved it for the way in which it moved and changed according to the way it was pinned on. I had just been exploring machine knitting, and had made a jacket which suited Gunilla well. We swapped.” The exhibition, which included brooches but not the jacket, was shown at the Arnolfini Gallery in Bristol in 1980.
Lot 93
GOOD SELECTION OF JEWELLERYcomprising an Arts and Crafts Amethyst set silver and gold brooch, with hammered decoration and in fitted box; a faceted amethyst drop pendant; a Navajo style unmarked silver brooch; carved jade coloured hardstone bat design pendant; and a pierced silver brooch (possibly Australian)
Lot 278
A carved jade Olmec standing figure with pierced head, in a crouching stance with arms raised at waist height, 16 cm high, together with a carved jade Olmec neck mask ornament, 6 cm wide x 8 cm high, a possibly Olmec/Mayan coyote headed carved jade dagger, 22 cm long overallA private estateThe objects appear to show signs of being buried and have encrusted sandy soil deposits and a seeming patina of age.Unfortunately, no further information is known regarding provenance, the items came from a deceased estate and this sadly is all we know.
Lot 35
A JADEITE JADE, BLUE TOPAZ AND DIAMOND PENDANT NECKLACE in 18ct white gold, the pendant set with a carved jadeite jade in a border of round brilliant cut diamonds and fancy cut blue topaz, suspended from a trace chain, inscribed J2.00ct 2.09ct d0.22ct, stamped Au750, pendant 3.4cm, chain 46.0cm, 5.4g.
Lot 2061
A CHINESE JADE BROOCH AND A PENDANT the brooch with a jade bi within a pierced rectangular frame with two character symbols, unmarked, 2.2cm by 5.3cm, 6.6 grams; the pendant with a jade bi within a scrolling dragon frame, unmarked, 2.5cm diameter, 4.4 grams. (2)Both in good condition. Not hallmarked or stamped but in our opinion would test as gold.
Lot 2098
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY JADE AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING an oval jade within a milgrain border of old-cut diamonds. Estimated total diamond weight 0.60ct, marked 'PLAT', ring size M1/2, 5.6 gramsThe shank is quite thin and has been resized. Minor abrasion to the jade. The jade measures 14.40mm x 9.55mm x 6.25mm approximately. Estimated diamond colour: H/I; estimated clarity: SI1/SI2.
Lot 2133
A JADE BEAD NECKLACE WITH A 9 CARAT WHITE GOLD DIAMOND-SET CLASP a single strand of jade beads knotted to a 9 carat white gold diamond-set milgrain clasp. Hallmarked Birmingham 1960, 80.5cm long, 61.0 gramsApproximately 35 beads hairlined, a few beads grazed. The largest jade bead measures 9.10mm diameter approximately. Inert under UV, inert/green under Chelsea colour filter.
Lot 2303
A GROUP OF JEWELLERY comprising A JADE BUDDHA PENDANT, marked '14K585', 4cm by 2.3cm; A 9 CARAT GOLD CITRINE AND DIAMOND CLUSTER PENDANT, hallmarked Birmingham 2005, 2.2cm diameter, 3.1 grams; A 9 CARAT WHITE GOLD BLUE TOPAZ PENDANT, hallmarked Birmingham 2005, 2.1cm long, 2.4 grams; A 9 CARAT WHITE GOLD AQUAMARINE PENDANT, hallmarked import London 1984,2. 3cm long, 1.1 grams; and A MEXICAN ALPACA PAUA SHELL BROOCH / PENDANT AND EARRING SET, brooch 3.5cm diameter. (6)
Lot 201
ART DECO JADE, DIAMOND AND ONYX BROOCH, CIRCA 1920Of Eastern inspiration, each jade disc carved with birds amidst blossoms and foliage, accented by a pierced geometric mount with foliate detail, millegrain-set with single-cut diamonds, each end terminating with buff top onyx, the jade and onyx galleries engraved with a repeating foliate motif, the pierced reverse settings of each jade disc, engraved with floral motifs and scrolling foliate detail, mounted in platinum, engraved PLAT Paris, diamonds approximately 0.90 carat total, jade untested, length 6.2cmFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 65
JADE AND DIAMOND RINGThe oval jadeite jade cabochon, weighing 14.40 carats, between step-cut diamond shoulders, diamonds approximately 0.80 carats total, ring size L ½Footnotes:Accompanied by a report from GIA stating that the jadeite jade is natural with no indications of impregnation. Report number 2223711281, dated 8 December 2022.Lot to be sold without reserve.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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