Jewelry, Polish and European Paintings

Cigarette-case 9-karat gold (0.375) weight 57.05 gram

Pendant – pencil "Fabergé", St. Petersburg

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Sopot, Poland

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Jewelry, Polish and European Paintings

Sopocki Dom Aukcyjny

Part 1 is the jewelry section which offers 160 objects: from Empire-style jewelry to contemporary watchmaker companies such as Rolex. Our superb assortment includes unique Russian items (for instance lot no 29 - brooch, starting price: 2700 PLN, lot no 56 - 1 ct brillant ring, starting price: 14000 PLN), avant-garde Art Deco (lot no 39-40 - brooches) or patriotic Polish jewelry of the period of partitions in Poland (lot no 24: bracelet). We offer very attractive prices of impressive brillants: 3.35 ct (lot no 5: 120000 PLN), 2.0 ct is available from 42000 PLN, 1.0 ct (lot no 56) for 14000 PLN.

Part 2 is the Painting section which offers 112 paintings and drawings - beginning with the 17th century pieces up to the best works of contemporary artists. Among the earliest artworks, we present David Teniers Younger's painting entitled "Portrait of a man" (1610-1690, assigned) or Adrien Frans Boudewijns' "Caravan by the rocks" (1644-1711, assigned). The 19th and 20th century is represented by the most estimated Polish painters: Jozef Chelmonski "Dawn", Jacek Malczewski "Thanatos", Juliusz Kossak "After the Hunting", Julian Falat "Lezajsk" and "After the Hunting", Jerzy Hulewicz "Dancer and Playing Fauns", Wladyslaw Bakalowicz "Woman with a Bird", "Two Women", Jerzy Nowosielski "Composition", Zdzislaw Beksinski "Untitled", Teresa Pagowska "Woman Washing Hair", "Gong" and many others. Excellent works can be purchased at very low prices. Only 1800 PLN is the price of Jozef Brandt's drawing, 30000 PLN is the price to pay for a pair of paintings by Wladyslaw Bakalowicz, while Jan Moniuszko's "Stanislaw August Poniatowski" costs only 9000 PLN. An absolutely unique painting "Dawn" by Jozef Chelmolski is available at the amount of 560000 PLN.

Please note there could be a break between Part 1 and Part 2 bidding. Part 2 (Polish and European Paintings) will start at 10.30 AM Pacific time.

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Ring, Russia, 19th century 14-karat gold ("56"), weight: Ring, Russia, 19th century 14-karat gold ("56"), weight 3.88 gram 3 emeralds total 0.35 ct

0049: Ring, Russia, 19th century 14-karat gold ("56"), weightEst. PLN 4,500-PLN 7,000

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Ring, Sweden 1938 18-karat gold (0.750), weight 7.75 gr: Ring, Sweden 1938 18-karat gold (0.750), weight 7.75 gram rectangular emerald ca. 6–6.65 ct, light green, 28 diamonds in simplified cut (8/8) total 0.50 ct

0050: Ring, Sweden 1938 18-karat gold (0.750), weight 7.75 grEst. PLN 10,000-PLN 11,000

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Art Deco Ring, 1920s–1930s platinum ca. 0.950: Art Deco Ring, 1920s–1930s platinum ca. 0.950, weight 3.86 gram 2 diamonds in new brillant cut total 0.30 ct and 22 diamonds total 0.55ct, rectangular emerald in emerald cut ca. 0.35 ct

0051: Art Deco Ring, 1920s–1930s platinum ca. 0.950Est. PLN 5,500-PLN 7,000Lot Passed

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Ring, 19th/20th century 14-karat gold (0.580), silver, : Ring, 19th/20th century 14-karat gold (0.580), silver, weight 3.14 gram 2 brillants in old cut ca. 1.00 ct, 18 diamond roses

0052: Ring, 19th/20th century 14-karat gold (0.580), silver, Est. PLN 6,000-PLN 8,000

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Ring, Russia, 19th century 14-karat gold ("56"): Ring, Russia, 19th century 14-karat gold ("56"), weight 2.58 gram 3 brillants total 0.70 ct I-J/SI-P1, old cut

0053: Ring, Russia, 19th century 14-karat gold ("56")Est. PLN 6,000-PLN 9,000Lot Passed

Ring 18-karat gold (0.750), weight 10.60 gram 1 brillan: Ring 18-karat gold (0.750), weight 10.60 gram 1 brillant in old cut ca. 1.25 ct, green enamel

0054: Ring 18-karat gold (0.750), weight 10.60 gram 1 brillanEst. PLN 30,000-PLN 35,000Lot Passed

Pendant, end of 19th century 14-karat gold (0.585): Pendant, end of 19th century 14-karat gold (0.585), weight 1.89 gram diamond 1.65 ct SI1/I-J, old cut, emeralds

0055: Pendant, end of 19th century 14-karat gold (0.585)Est. PLN 44,000-PLN 48,000Lot Passed

Ring, Russia, 1910–17 14-karat gold (0.585): Ring, Russia, 1910–17 14-karat gold (0.585), weight 2.28 gram platinum mounting, brillant ca. 1.00 ct P1/K-L, old cut, hallmarked recently with Polish mark

0056: Ring, Russia, 1910–17 14-karat gold (0.585)Est. PLN 14,000-PLN 17,000Lot Passed

Ring, 1st half of the 20th century 14-karat gold: Ring, 1st half of the 20th century 14-karat gold (0.585), weight 2.25 gram diamond in old brillant cut ca. 1.00 ct VS/M-N

0057: Ring, 1st half of the 20th century 14-karat goldEst. PLN 22,000-PLN 25,000Lot Passed

Art Deco Ring, 1920s–1930s 12-karat gold (0.500),: Art Deco Ring, 1920s–1930s 12-karat gold (0.500), weight 2.79 gram 3 brillants and diamonds total 0.65 ct, old and new cut

0058: Art Deco Ring, 1920s–1930s 12-karat gold (0.500),Est. PLN 5,000-PLN 9,000Lot Passed

Ring, 19th/20th century 14-karat gold (0.585): Ring, 19th/20th century 14-karat gold (0.585), weight 2.72 gram diamonds 0.30 ct, silver mounting

0059: Ring, 19th/20th century 14-karat gold (0.585)Est. PLN 3,500-PLN 5,000Lot Passed

Art Deco Ring, 1920s–1930s 14-karat gold (0.585),: Art Deco Ring, 1920s–1930s 14-karat gold (0.585), weight 3.48 gram 4 diamonds in old and new brillant cut total 0.50 ct and 10 diamond roses total 0.10 ct

0060: Art Deco Ring, 1920s–1930s 14-karat gold (0.585),Est. PLN 7,500-PLN 8,500Lot Passed

Art Nouveau Ring, circa 1900 12-karat gold (0.500): Art Nouveau Ring, circa 1900 12-karat gold (0.500), weight 4.50 gram 11 diamonds total 0.20 ct, old cut

0061: Art Nouveau Ring, circa 1900 12-karat gold (0.500)Est. PLN 3,000-PLN 4,500Lot Passed

Ring, 1940s–50s 18-karat gold (0.750): Ring, 1940s–50s 18-karat gold (0.750), weight 4.98 gram 3 diamonds in new brillant cut total 0.37 ct, 10 diamond roses total 0.10 ct

0062: Ring, 1940s–50s 18-karat gold (0.750)Est. PLN 4,000-PLN 5,500Lot Passed

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12-karat Art Deco Ring, Netherlands, 1920s–1930s: Art Deco Ring, Netherlands, 1920s–1930s 12-karat gold (0.500), weight 2.38 gram 5 diamonds in new brillant cut total 0.75 ct

0063: 12-karat Art Deco Ring, Netherlands, 1920s–1930sEst. PLN 5,000-PLN 7,000

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Ring, 1940s–50s 14-karat gold (0.585), weight 6.4: Ring, 1940s–50s 14-karat gold (0.585), weight 6.44 gram 3 diamonds in new brillant cut total 0.25 ct VS-SI/H

0064: Ring, 1940s–50s 14-karat gold (0.585), weight 6.4Est. PLN 3,500-PLN 4,000Lot Passed

Ring 14-karat gold (0.585), weight 4.30 gram 15 diamond: Ring 14-karat gold (0.585), weight 4.30 gram 15 diamonds 8/8 total 0.45 ct

0065: Ring 14-karat gold (0.585), weight 4.30 gram 15 diamondEst. PLN 2,500-PLN 3,000Lot Passed

Brooch 14-karat gold (0.580), weight 7.59 gram sapphire: Brooch 14-karat gold (0.580), weight 7.59 gram sapphire ca. 0.25 ct, 14 brillants in old cut ca. 1.20 ct

0066: Brooch 14-karat gold (0.580), weight 7.59 gram sapphireEst. PLN 8,000-PLN 10,000Lot Passed

Bracelet 14-karat gold (0.580), silver, weight 21.10 gr: Bracelet 14-karat gold (0.580), silver, weight 21.10 gram 3 sapphires ca. 5.00 ct, 2 brillants in old cut ca. 1.10 ct, 12 brillants in old cut ca. 1.30 ct, 34 diamonds 8/8 in old cut ca. 1.00 ct

0067: Bracelet 14-karat gold (0.580), silver, weight 21.10 grEst. PLN 30,000-PLN 35,000Lot Passed

Ring, early 20th century 14-karat gold (0.580): Ring, early 20th century 14-karat gold (0.580), weight 3.53 gram 1 sapphire ca. 2.70 ct, 12 diamond roses

0068: Ring, early 20th century 14-karat gold (0.580)Est. PLN 5,000-PLN 6,000Lot Passed

Ring, England, early 19th century 18-karat gold (0.750): Ring, England, early 19th century 18-karat gold (0.750), weight 2.95 gram 2 diamonds in old brillant cut total 0.40 ct, oval ruby ca. 0.60 ct

0069: Ring, England, early 19th century 18-karat gold (0.750)Est. PLN 6,000-PLN 7,000Lot Passed

Ring 18-karat gold (0.750), weight 11.76 gram: Ring 18-karat gold (0.750), weight 11.76 gram oval ruby ca. 2.80 ct, 22 diamonds in triangular form total 5.50 ct, 6 diamonds in new cut total 0.25 ct

0070: Ring 18-karat gold (0.750), weight 11.76 gramEst. PLN 30,000-PLN 32,000Lot Passed

Brooch, Russia, 19th/20th century 14-karat gold ("56"),: Brooch, Russia, 19th/20th century 14-karat gold ("56"), weight 8.44 gram 1 ruby in brillant cut ca. 2.10 ct, 8 brillants in old cut ca. 2.40 ct

0071: Brooch, Russia, 19th/20th century 14-karat gold ("56"),Est. PLN 30,000-PLN 35,000Lot Passed

Necklace, 2nd half of the 20th century 18-karat white g: Necklace, 2nd half of the 20th century 18-karat white gold (0.750), brillants total 7.80 ct

0072: Necklace, 2nd half of the 20th century 18-karat white gEst. PLN 45,000-PLN 50,000Lot Passed

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April 8th - May 2nd

Monte Cassino 43

Sopot, 81-768

Poland

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