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Vintage Jewelry

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Juju Gugu

ALBION ART

An antique diamond and Pearl Oak Leaf Brooch by René Lalique, circa 1880. Designed as a spray of oak leaves framing a natural bouton-shaped pearl and diamond-capped acorn, mounted in silver and yellow gold, French control marks stamped to the pin, and with an applied plaque stamped with the initials ‘RL’ for René Lalique. #Lalique #antique #brooch

Sold at auction Art Deco Platinum, Onyx, and Diamond Brooch Auction Number 2496 Lot Number 573 | Skinner Auctioneers

Art Deco Platinum, Onyx, and Diamond Brooch

A RUBY AND DIAMOND BROOCH | Christie's

A RUBY AND DIAMOND BROOCH Designed as a two fuchsia flowers, set with calibrated rubies and pavé-set circular-cut diamonds, circa 1920

Sotheby’s Magnificent Jewels – New York – December 5th, 2012 (Part 2)

18 Karat Gold, Silver, Plique-a-jour enamel, Citrine and Diamond ‘Poppy’ Brooch

Masriera at Cellini Jewelers - Alain.R.Truong

Masriera Flower Pendant. Photo courtesy Cellini Jewelers Flower pendant with transluscent, plique-à-jour enamel and diamonds, with pearl drop accents, in 18-karat yellow and white gold. The flowers detach to make 2 separate brooches. Diamond weight: approximately 2.25 carats total.

FREUNDER - GOLD AND ENAMEL OPENFACE KEYWOUND POCKET WATCH WITH BROOCH, NO. 1879, CIRCA 1830

PATEK PHILIPPE CIE AN 18CT GOLD, ENAMEL AND PEARL SET PENDANT WATCH - CIRCA 1905. | © 2014 Sotheby's Australia

Bonhams

Antique 18kt Gold, Enamel, and Diamond Pendant Watch, the ivory-tone dial with Arabic numeral indicators and subsidiary seconds dial, pin-set, within an enamel case depicting a pansy, edged with old mine-cut diamond melee, and centering an old European-cut diamond, suspended from a conforming watch pin, total lg. 2 3/8 in., cuvette no. 32555, marked TK.

Watchmaker: F. L. Meybom | Watch | French, Paris | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

1670-1675 French Watch at the Metropolitan Museum of Watch, New York - I love the gold filigree work on this piece. After looking at numerous watch cases from the 17th century, each one incredibly ornate and intricate, I'm starting to believe that watches themselves were luxury goods that people would show off as a reflection of their socio-economic status. Would someone who knows more on this be able to enlighten us?

Watchmaker: Firm of Bautte et Moynier | Watch | Swiss, Geneva | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Hippolyte Téterger (French, 1831–after 1891). Watch and Chatelaine, ca. 1875–78. French, Paris. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Gift of Cele H. and William B. Rubin, 1959 (59.43a–c) | This work is featured in the “The Luxury of Time: European Clocks and Watches” exhibition, on view through March 27, 2016. #LuxuryofTime