Null Gilded brass comb with faceted coral beads.
Empire period (oxidation)
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Gilded brass comb with faceted coral beads. Empire period (oxidation) Presented in a mid-19th-century sky-blue silk velvet case

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Gilded brass comb with faceted coral beads. Empire period (oxidation) Presented in a mid-19th-century sky-blue silk velvet case

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Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Brass and coral necklace, Nepal, 20th century Consisting of thirteen plates plus a gilded brass clasp plate with relief decoration of bodhisattvas in coral pieces and brass and turquoise threads surrounded by coral beads. Height: 22 cm; width: 25.5 cm

Estim. 1 200 - 1 800 EUR

Set in 18k rose gold and coral consisting of a necklace and two bracelets with ratchet clasp, a pair of earrings with hook fastenings, a brooch, the coral elements carved with leaves and fruit (small accident), and a comb also in 800 thousandths vermeil silver, highlighted with fine pearls (coral pearls missing and stained). First Empire (1804-1814). Old man's head hallmark (1798-1809), rooster's head hallmark (1909-1818) and horse's head hallmark (1838-1919) according to elements. French master goldsmith's hallmark JG on the comb. Necklace length: 48 cm Length of bracelets: 18 cm Pendant size: 4.5 x 1 cm Brooch size: 4.3 x 3.1 cm Comb size: 9.8 x 12.6 cm Total gross weight: 152.9 g Accompanied by its presentation case (worn).

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Decorative comb, circa 1900/1920, horn comb, decorative clasp with hinge, gilt brass, hallmarked, set with marcasites and wire spiral. Gilding partially rubbed. Width 11 cm. Decorative hair comb, horn/ brass/ marcasite. Ca. 1900/ 1920 Width 11 cm.

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