Jewelry

Diamond earrings, beginning of XX th century gold 0,585

Cross, beginning of XX th century platinum 0,950, 1 eme

Art déco ring, France(?), circa 1920-1930. gold 0,750,

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DESA Unicum SA

Viewing: September 17th - October 1st Dom Aukcyjny Desa Unicum Warszawa, Marszakowska 34-50

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Brooch with ruby, Moscow, XX/XIX th century, secession : Brooch with ruby, Moscow, XX/XIX th century, secession Lozinski Juka Chaimowicz (1882-1908) gold "56", 1 ruby ~ 0,30 ct, olivins, demantoidy, mass: 6,25 g

0001: Brooch with ruby, Moscow, XX/XIX th century, secession Est. PLN 4,000-PLN 8,000

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Seccession brooch, Moscow, 1899-1908 gold "56", olivin: Seccession brooch, Moscow, 1899-1908 gold "56", olivins, chrysolites, mass: 6,80 g; goldsmith: "H.P."

0002: Seccession brooch, Moscow, 1899-1908 gold "56", olivinEst. PLN 3,500-PLN 7,000

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Necklace, Russia, end of XIX th century gold "3" i "56": Necklace, Russia, end of XIX th century gold "3" i "56", enamel, 3 aquamarines, 2 turmalins, 2 amethysts, 2 rubies, 2 sapphires, 2 demantoids, mass: 10,42 g; length 47 cm

0003: Necklace, Russia, end of XIX th century gold "3" i "56"Est. PLN 7,000-PLN 18,000Lot Passed

Brooch, XIX th century gold 0,585, enamel, rose-cut dia: Brooch, XIX th century gold 0,585, enamel, rose-cut diamonds, mass: 11,24 g

0004: Brooch, XIX th century gold 0,585, enamel, rose-cut diaEst. PLN 11,000-PLN 24,000Lot Passed

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Brooch, XIX th century gold, silver, 13 diamonds total : Brooch, XIX th century gold, silver, 13 diamonds total mass 0,30 ct, enamel, mass 6,86 g

0005: Brooch, XIX th century gold, silver, 13 diamonds total Est. PLN 4,000-PLN 8,000

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Brooch, Western Europe, XX th century gold 18 K, quartz: Brooch, Western Europe, XX th century gold 18 K, quartz, mass: 11,53 g

0006: Brooch, Western Europe, XX th century gold 18 K, quartzEst. PLN 5,000-PLN 10,000Lot Passed

Pendant, Russia XIX th century gold "56", enamel, 1 ros: Pendant, Russia XIX th century gold "56", enamel, 1 rose-cut diamond, 6 carré-cut rubies, 1 cabochon-cut sapphire, gold chain "3", mass: 4,33 g

0007: Pendant, Russia XIX th century gold "56", enamel, 1 rosEst. PLN 14,000-PLN 28,000Lot Passed

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Pendant art déco, circa 1920-1930. white gold 0,585, 1 : Pendant art déco, circa 1920-1930. white gold 0,585, 1 diamond ~ 0,15 ct, rose-cut diamonds, chain white gold 0,333, mass: 6,30 g; length 38 cm

0008: Pendant art déco, circa 1920-1930. white gold 0,585, 1 Est. PLN 8,500-PLN 17,000

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Art déco ring, circa 1920-1930. yellow & white gold ~ 0: Art déco ring, circa 1920-1930. yellow & white gold ~ 0,585, 2 diamonds total mass 0,20 ct I-J/Si-P, 4 rose-cut diamonds, mass: 2,13 g

0009: Art déco ring, circa 1920-1930. yellow & white gold ~ 0Est. PLN 2,000-PLN 4,500Lot Passed

Diamond ring, circa 1920-1930., art déco gold ~ 0,580, : Diamond ring, circa 1920-1930., art déco gold ~ 0,580, platinum 0,950, 2 diamonds total mass 0,50 ct H/VS-Si, rose-cut diamonds, mass: 2,54 g

0010: Diamond ring, circa 1920-1930., art déco gold ~ 0,580, Est. PLN 5,000-PLN 10,000Lot Passed

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Diamond ring, Austria, circa 1920-1930., art déco gold : Diamond ring, Austria, circa 1920-1930., art déco gold 0,585, silver, 9 diamonds total mass 0,25 ct H-I/Si-P, mass: 2,57 g

0011: Diamond ring, Austria, circa 1920-1930., art déco gold Est. PLN 2,800-PLN 6,000

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Earrings, beginning of XX th century gold ~ 0,580, silv: Earrings, beginning of XX th century gold ~ 0,580, silver, 30 diamonds total mass 0,80 ct I-J/VS-Si, mass: 5,19 g

0012: Earrings, beginning of XX th century gold ~ 0,580, silvEst. PLN 12,000-PLN 24,000Lot Passed

Art déco brooch, probably France white gold 0,750, pla: Art déco brooch, probably France white gold 0,750, platinum 0,950, diamonds total mass 1,20 ct I-J/VS-Si, mass: 8,67 g

0013: Art déco brooch, probably France white gold 0,750, plaEst. PLN 14,000-PLN 28,000Lot Passed

Biedermeier necklace, XIX th century gold 0,730, chain : Biedermeier necklace, XIX th century gold 0,730, chain gold 0,565, silver, 1 garnet, semi-pearls, mass: 42,5 g

0014: Biedermeier necklace, XIX th century gold 0,730, chain Est. PLN 8,000-PLN 16,000Lot Passed

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Earrings with garnets, XIX th century, biedermeier gold: Earrings with garnets, XIX th century, biedermeier gold , silver, 2 garnets, semi-pearls, mass: 7,20 g

0015: Earrings with garnets, XIX th century, biedermeier goldEst. PLN 4,200-PLN 8,500

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Brooch with rubies, Austria, XIX th century gold 0,585,: Brooch with rubies, Austria, XIX th century gold 0,585, 2 rubies , 4 rose-cut diamonds, mass: 2,35 g

0016: Brooch with rubies, Austria, XIX th century gold 0,585,Est. PLN 2,700-PLN 6,000

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Ring, end of XIX th century gold ~ 0,585, platinum 0,95: Ring, end of XIX th century gold ~ 0,585, platinum 0,950, 1 ruby total mass 0,45 ct, 10 diamonds total mass 0,50 ct H/VS, mass: 2,93 g

0017: Ring, end of XIX th century gold ~ 0,585, platinum 0,95Est. PLN 6,000-PLN 12,000Lot Passed

Art déco ring, circa 1920-1930. gold 0,585, silver, 1 d: Art déco ring, circa 1920-1930. gold 0,585, silver, 1 diamond ~ 0,10 ct I/Si, 2 rubies total mass 0,20 ct, rose-cut diamonds, mass: 4,02 g goldsmith: "C.N."

0018: Art déco ring, circa 1920-1930. gold 0,585, silver, 1 dEst. PLN 4,000-PLN 8,000Lot Passed

Earrings with rose-cut diamonds, circa 1920-1930. gold : Earrings with rose-cut diamonds, circa 1920-1930. gold "3", silver, 12 rose-cut diamonds, mass: 3,90 g

0019: Earrings with rose-cut diamonds, circa 1920-1930. gold Est. PLN 2,200-PLN 5,000Lot Passed

Ring, circa 1920-1930. gold "3", silver, 8 rose-cut dia: Ring, circa 1920-1930. gold "3", silver, 8 rose-cut diamonds, mass: 4,50 g

0020: Ring, circa 1920-1930. gold "3", silver, 8 rose-cut diaEst. PLN 3,500-PLN 9,000Lot Passed

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Ring with a sapphire, Western Europe, circa 1920-1930. : Ring with a sapphire, Western Europe, circa 1920-1930. gold 0,750, silver, 1 sapphire ~ 1,00 ct, 18 diamonds total mass 1,00 ct I-K/VS-SI, mass: 3,45 g

0021: Ring with a sapphire, Western Europe, circa 1920-1930. Est. PLN 6,000-PLN 12,000

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Diamond ring, circa 1920-1930. gold "3", silver, 1 diam: Diamond ring, circa 1920-1930. gold "3", silver, 1 diamond ~ 0,83 ct I/Si2, 22 diamonds total mass 0,65 ct I-J/VS-Si, mass: 3,97 g

0022: Diamond ring, circa 1920-1930. gold "3", silver, 1 diamEst. PLN 14,000-PLN 30,000

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Diamond earrings, XIX/XX th century 24. gold ~ 0,580, s: Diamond earrings, XIX/XX th century 24. gold ~ 0,580, silver, 4 diamonds total mass 0,35 ct, rose-cut diamonds, mass: 3, 62 g

0023: Diamond earrings, XIX/XX th century 24. gold ~ 0,580, sEst. PLN 5,500-PLN 12,000Lot Passed

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Bracelet, Petersburg, beginning of XX th century Rudolf: Bracelet, Petersburg, beginning of XX th century Rudolf Konstantynowicz Wielde (1874-1915) gold "56", silver, 5 diamonds total mass 1,40 ct J-K/Si-Si2, 57 diamonds total mass 1,00 ct I-J/VS-P,

0024: Bracelet, Petersburg, beginning of XX th century RudolfEst. PLN 15,000-PLN 35,000

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Viewing: September 17th - October 1st Dom Aukcyjny Desa Unicum Warszawa, Marsza?kowska 34-50

Marszalkowska 34/50

Warsaw, 00-554

Poland

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AUCTION TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. Auction offer The subjects of the auction are lots placed by the consignors for sale or lots owned by the Auction House. According to statements of consignors lots have clear title, in particular they have right to dispose them, lots are not subject to any judicial or administrative proceedings, are free from any encumbrances, lien or any third party claims. The Auction House provides fair appraisal and catalog description of lots designated to sell and covers insurance costs. The Auction is conducted in accordance with the Polish law by a person authorized by the Auction House called "Auctioneer". The Auctioneer is entitled at sole discretion to separate or merge lots and even withdraw lots from bidding for whatever reason. Descriptions of lots contained in the auction catalogue can be supplemented or amended by the Auctioneer or a person authorized by him before the auction. 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