Lot 0240 — Gold and porcelain pin with Manchester terrier — Estimate: €500–€600
Rare gold and porcelain pin with Manchester terrier dog head. From the British Court suppliers William Essex and Willaim Ford miniature portraits of 1860-1880. Sign: W.B.Ford. Weight: 4.1 gr. Dimensions: 8 x 2 cm.
Starting price: €400
Hammer Price: €400
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Lot 0241 — 14K gold “Madelon” women pocket watch — Estimate: €500–€600
Lot 0241 — 14K gold “Madelon” women pocket watch — Estimate: €500–€600
14K gold “Madelon” hunter case women pocket watch with white colour enamel, pearl and diamonds. Louis XV hands, 10 jewels. REMONTOIR cylindre. Gold 56 proof. Number: 142001. Weight: 20.3 g. Dimensions: 36.41 x 27.35 x 11.07 mm.
Starting price: €400
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Lot 0239 — Gold and porcelain pin with Terrier dog head — Estimate: €500–€600
Lot 0239 — Gold and porcelain pin with Terrier dog head — Estimate: €500–€600
Rare gold and porcelain pin with Terrier dog head based on the Edwin Landseer painting “Dignity and Impudence” (Tate Collection). These dogs, “Grafton and Scratch” were both owned by Landseers friend, Jacob Bell, who commissionsed the painting and bequeathed it to Tate in 1859. From the British Court suppliers William Essex and Willaim Ford miniature portraits of 1860-1880. Signed: Impudence, Bell. Weight: 4.1 gr. Dimensions: 7.5 x 2 cm.
Starting price: €400
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Lot 0238 — Gold and porcelain pin with Jack Russel dog head — Estimate: €350–€450
Lot 0238 — Gold and porcelain pin with Jack Russel dog head — Estimate: €350–€450
Rare gold and porcelain pin with Jack Russel dog head. From the British Court suppliers William Essex and Willaim Ford miniature portraits of 1860-1880. Sign: W.B.Ford. Dimensions: 8 x 2 cm. Weight: 4.1 gr.
Starting price: €200
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Lot 0242 — Gold and guilloche enamel decorative magnifier — Estimate: €6,000–€8,000
Lot 0242 — Gold and guilloche enamel decorative magnifier — Estimate: €6,000–€8,000
Unusual gold and guilloche enamel decorative magnifier in original case. Paris, beginning of the 20th century. Maker’s mark of George Boin (antique dealer) and Emil Taburet (jeweler). Firm was established in Paris in 1873 and situated on Rue Pasquier 3. Boin and Taburet manufactory became famous with masterpiece jewelery works in Louis XV and Louis XVI style. In 1889 was awarded by gold medal of the Universal exhibition in Paris. in 1900 associated with Henrys jewelery firm. Dimensions: 80 x 41 x 10 mm.
Starting price: €4,500
Hammer Price: €8,000