Jewelry

Pair of flower shaped earrings, 20th century, 0,585

Watch ROLEX, Switzerland, 1990s, steel, gold, white

Diamond ring, Art Déco 1920s – 1930s, 0,950 platinum, 1

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Warsaw, Poland

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Brooch in the butterfly form, 19th century, non-noble: Brooch in the butterfly form, 19th century, non-noble metal, faceted garnets, weight: 14,44 g

0073: Brooch in the butterfly form, 19th century, non-nobleEst. PLN 2,500-PLN 5,000Lot Passed

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Ring with the diamond, beginning of the 20th century,: Ring with the diamond, beginning of the 20th century, 0,580 gold, 1 diamond ~ 0,20 ct H/VS, 2 sapphires in t. ~ 0,50 ct, weight: 2,15 g

0074: Ring with the diamond, beginning of the 20th century,Est. PLN 2,500-PLN 4,500

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Sapphire ring, Interwar, 0,580 gold, 1 sixteenth cut: Sapphire ring, Interwar, 0,580 gold, 1 sixteenth cut diamond ~ 0,10 ct H/Si, 4 sapphires in geometric cut, weight: 3,32 g

0075: Sapphire ring, Interwar, 0,580 gold, 1 sixteenth cutEst. PLN 1,500-PLN 4,500Lot Passed

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Bracelet with clover motif, end of the 19th century,: Bracelet with clover motif, end of the 19th century, 0,500 gold, 3 amethysts, semi-pearls, weight: 8,42 g

0076: Bracelet with clover motif, end of the 19th century,Est. PLN 2,600-PLN 5,500

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Art Nouveau brooch, late 19th - early 20th century,: Art Nouveau brooch, late 19th - early 20th century, 0,580 gold, 2 sapphires, 6 rose cut diamonds, enamel, weight: 4,01 g

0077: Art Nouveau brooch, late 19th - early 20th century,Est. PLN 2,000-PLN 4,500

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Brooch-pendant in 4-leaf clover shape, beginning of the: Brooch-pendant in 4-leaf clover shape, beginning of the 20th century, 0,585 gold, green enamel on guilloche, 1 diamond ~ 0,05 ct, semi-pearls, weight: 4,43 g

0078: Brooch-pendant in 4-leaf clover shape, beginning of theEst. PLN 3,000-PLN 6,500Lot Passed

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Bracelet decorated with flower, Austria, beginning of: Bracelet decorated with flower, Austria, beginning of the 20th century, 0,500 gold, 4 diamonds in t. ~ 0,30 ct, 1 sapphire ~ 0,60 ct, 1 ruby ~ 0,60 ct, weight: 17,26 g

0079: Bracelet decorated with flower, Austria, beginning ofEst. PLN 5,000-PLN 9,000

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Art Déco ring 1920s – 1930s, 0,950 platinum, 1 diamond: Art Déco ring 1920s – 1930s, 0,950 platinum, 1 diamond ~ 0,65 ct H/Si2, 10 eight cut diamonds in t. ~ 0,35 ct H/VS-Si, weight: 3,05 g

0080: Art Déco ring 1920s – 1930s, 0,950 platinum, 1 diamondEst. PLN 6,500-PLN 12,500

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Art Déco watch 1920s – 1930s, 0,950 platinum, engraved,: Art Déco watch 1920s – 1930s, 0,950 platinum, engraved, eight cut diamonds, 2 diamonds in baguette cut, rose cut diamonds, 4 sapphirey w szlifie bagiet, 1 cabochon cut sapphire in lace, weight:

0081: Art Déco watch 1920s – 1930s, 0,950 platinum, engraved,Est. PLN 4,500-PLN 14,000

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Cufflinks, Norway, 1st half of the 20th century, 0,925: Cufflinks, Norway, 1st half of the 20th century, 0,925 silver, blue enamel with reindeer motif, weight: 9,05 g

0082: Cufflinks, Norway, 1st half of the 20th century, 0,925Est. PLN 1,000-PLN 2,000

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Cufflinks, Krakow, Interwar, „3” silver, decorated with: Cufflinks, Krakow, Interwar, „3” silver, decorated with braid, weight: 9,63 g

0083: Cufflinks, Krakow, Interwar, „3” silver, decorated withEst. PLN 1,000-PLN 2,000Lot Passed

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Cufflinks, 20th century, 0,375 gold / by examination: Cufflinks, 20th century, 0,375 gold / by examination certificate /, 2 opals, weight: 10,81 g

0084: Cufflinks, 20th century, 0,375 gold / by examinationEst. PLN 1,000-PLN 2,200

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Cufflinks, Norway, 1st half of the 20th century, 0,925: Cufflinks, Norway, 1st half of the 20th century, 0,925 silver, black and white enamel, weight: 9,07 g

0085: Cufflinks, Norway, 1st half of the 20th century, 0,925Est. PLN 1,000-PLN 2,000Lot Passed

Perret&Fils Women Watch with watch-chain, Switzerland,: Perret&Fils Women Watch with watch-chain, Switzerland, circa 1890, 0,585 gold, engraving, tea watch case, arabic numerals, m/s, watch envelope no. 19199, netto weight: 24,50 g, brutto weight: 64,65

0086: Perret&Fils Women Watch with watch-chain, Switzerland,Est. PLN 5,500-PLN 11,000Lot Passed

Patek Philippe Watch, Geneva, 1900-1905, Pocket watch ,: Patek Philippe Watch, Geneva, 1900-1905, Pocket watch , 0,750 gold, engraving, white enamel case, roman numerals, m/s, envelope no. 227670, mechanism no. 115383, weight: 32,00 g

0087: Patek Philippe Watch, Geneva, 1900-1905, Pocket watch ,Est. PLN 25,000-PLN 47,000Lot Passed

Baudin Freres Watch, Switzerland, 1840s - 1850s, double: Baudin Freres Watch, Switzerland, 1840s - 1850s, double case pocket watch no. 657, 0,750 gold, engraved, white enamel case / light bursting /, roman numerals, gold key, metal, lace completed with

0088: Baudin Freres Watch, Switzerland, 1840s - 1850s, doubleEst. PLN 15,000-PLN 30,000Lot Passed

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Longines Automatic Watch, 1990s, 0,750 gold, gold watch: Longines Automatic Watch, 1990s, 0,750 gold, gold watch case, roman numerals, calendar, envelope no. 4184994, mechanism no. 54540962, L 994.1, black leather strap, brutto weight: 34,14 g

0089: Longines Automatic Watch, 1990s, 0,750 gold, gold watchEst. PLN 4,500-PLN 8,500

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Watch ROLEX, Switzerland, 1990s, steel, gold, white: Watch ROLEX, Switzerland, 1990s, steel, gold, white case, big second hand of the watch, calendar, mechanism no. 2135, 024817, reference no. 68000, weight: 75,40 g

0090: Watch ROLEX, Switzerland, 1990s, steel, gold, whiteEst. PLN 7,500-PLN 14,000Lot Passed

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