III Jewelry Auction

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Warsaw, Poland

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III Jewelry Auction

DESA Unicum SA

Viewing: Warszawa, ul. Marsza?kowska 34-50 10-22 March 2012 Mo-Fri 11AM - 7PM Sat 11AM - 4PM

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Coral earrings: Coral earrings, Italy, XXth century gold ~ 0,750, 2 corals cabochon-cut, 2 corals, rose-cut diamonds, mass: 10,04 g

0025: Coral earringsEst. PLN 4,000-PLN 6,000

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Brooch: Brooch, beginning of XXth century, gold ~ 0,585, mass: 13,50 g

0026: BroochEst. PLN 8,500-PLN 11,000

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Pearl necklace: Pearl necklace, Sweden, Stigbert för Engelbert, 1954, 3 strings of pearls, clasp gold 0,750, 1 cabochon-cut amethyst, mass: 62,40 g

0027: Pearl necklaceEst. PLN 20,000-PLN 28,000Lot Passed

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Pearl earrings: Pearl earrings, XIX/XXth century, gold ~ 0,580, 2 baroque pearls, rose-cut diamonds, mass: 4,40 g

0028: Pearl earringsEst. PLN 7,000-PLN 10,000

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Amethyst pendant-brooch: Amethyst pendant-brooch, beginning of XXth century, gold ~ 0,580, silver, 1 amethyst, diamonds, rose-cut diamonds, 1 cultured pearl, 6 semipearls, mass: 16,99 g

0029: Amethyst pendant-broochEst. PLN 11,000-PLN 16,000Lot Passed

Art déco ring: Art déco ring, 20.-30. XXth century, platinum 0,950, gold 14 K, 17 diamonds total mass 2,05 ct, mass: 4,42 g

0030: Art déco ringEst. PLN 35,000-PLN 50,000Lot Passed

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Art déco bracelet: Art déco bracelet, 20.-30. XXth century platinum 0,950, diamonds total mass 4,00 ct, sapphires total mass 5,60 ct, mass: 17,04 g

0031: Art déco braceletEst. PLN 50,000-PLN 75,000

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Diamond brooch: Diamond brooch, half of XIXth century, gold 0,450-0,500, silver, central diamond ~ 3,80 ct, diamonds total mass 14,00 ct, mass: 22,20 g

0032: Diamond broochEst. PLN 140,000-PLN 190,000Lot Passed

Semi-pearls brooch: Semi-pearls brooch, half of XIXth century, gold 0,585, 1 diamond ~ 0,10 ct, 6 semi-pearls, mass: 10,19 g

0033: Semi-pearls broochEst. PLN 4,000-PLN 6,000Lot Passed

Brooch: Brooch, II half of XIXth century, gold 14 K, gold 18 K, emerald(?), , mass: 3,80 g

0034: BroochEst. PLN 3,500-PLN 5,000Lot Passed

Citrine brooch: Citrine brooch, II half of XIXth century, biedermeier, gold 14 K, 1 cytryn ~ 15,50 ct, 8 semi-pearls, mass: 12,15 g

0035: Citrine broochEst. PLN 5,500-PLN 8,000Lot Passed

Brooch: Brooch, half of XIXth century, metal, china, garnets, pearls, mass: 4,14 g

0036: BroochEst. PLN 3,500-PLN 5,000Lot Passed

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Pendant-brooch: Pendant-brooch, Western Europe, beginning of XXth century gold 0,750, 18 K, sign. HIL, diamonds, enamel, mass: 12,05 g punca: "T&B"

0037: Pendant-broochEst. PLN 8,500-PLN 11,000

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Brooch: Brooch, XIXth century, biedermeier, mass: 22,80 g

0038: BroochEst. PLN 3,500-PLN 5,000Lot Passed

Brooch: Brooch, beginning of XIXth century, gold 0,750, enamel, 8 diamonds, mass: 8,12 g

0039: BroochEst. PLN 6,000-PLN 9,000Lot Passed

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Brooch: Brooch, Poland, 50. XXth century, gold "3", silver, 13 diamonds total mass 1,30 ct, 6 rubies, 5 emeralds, mass: 15,88 g

0040: BroochEst. PLN 10,500-PLN 15,000

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Bracelet: Bracelet, Sweden, 1930-1940. gold 18 K, enamel, mass: 12,85 g

0041: BraceletEst. PLN 4,500-PLN 6,000Lot Passed

Bracelet: Bracelet, 50. XXth century, gold 0,750, 5 brillant-cut diamonds total mass 0,35 ct, mass: 59,40 g

0042: BraceletEst. PLN 28,000-PLN 40,000Lot Passed

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Wristwatch Universal Geneva: Wristwatch Universal Geneva, Switzerland, Geneva, II half of XXth century gold 0,750, 24 brillant-cut diamonds total mass 2,40 ct, mass brutto: 64,94 g

0043: Wristwatch Universal GenevaEst. PLN 28,000-PLN 40,000

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Bracelet: Bracelet, XIXth century, biedermeier gold 0,580, empty, 1 semi-perls, rubies(?), green enamel, mass: 13,98 g

0044: BraceletEst. PLN 10,000-PLN 15,000

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Ruby ring: Ruby ring, 20.-30. XXth century, platinum 0,750, gold 0,750, 1 ruby ~ 2,50 ct, rubies total mass 1,20 ct, 30 diamonds total mass 0,35, mass: 5,15 g

0045: Ruby ringEst. PLN 14,000-PLN 18,000

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Earrings: Earrings, Austria, XIXth century, gold "4", silver, 8 diamonds total mass 1,00 ct, mass: 3,54 g

0046: EarringsEst. PLN 14,000-PLN 20,000Lot Passed

Bracelet: Bracelet, beginning of XXth century, white gold ~ 0,585, 7 diamonds total mass 1,20 ct, 6 rubies total mass 1,40 ct, mass: 9,68 g

0047: BraceletEst. PLN 22,000-PLN 32,000Lot Passed

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Ruby ring: Ruby ring, 20.-30. XXth century, platinum 0,950, 1 brillant-cut diamonds, central ~ 0,95 ct, brillant-cut diamonds total mass 0,40 ct, 8 rubies total mass 0,60 ct, mass: 3,63 g

0048: Ruby ringEst. PLN 24,000-PLN 34,000

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10-22 March

Marsza?kowska 34/50

Warsaw, 00-554

Poland

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