COLLIER Strung with cultured pearls. White gold clasp. Set with a cultured pearl…

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COLLIER

Strung with cultured pearls. White gold clasp. Set with a cultured pearl and 8/8-cut diamonds.

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Estim. 560 - 700 EUR

Necklaces with biconical gold beads. India, 20th century. 243g, l approx. 76cm. Beads covered with a resin core and gold foil. Published! Gold! Published in: S.Winkelmann - K.Marquardt, Alte Kunst aus Afghanistan (2013) Cat. no. Ck.1.2.263.Z. Original stringing, intact. Provenance: Ex collection Dr. Klaus Marquardt, North Rhine-Westphalia, 1980s to 2009.

Two modern-strung necklaces with prehistoric and protohistoric beads from the Near East Two necklaces with various beads of predominantly prehistoric and protohistoric, sometimes historical date from the Near East. Including beads of glass, faience and occasional semi-precious stone. In some cases several beads of the same type from ensembles that once belonged together. New arrangement and stringing. One with a modern sterling silver clasp, the other with a modern brass clasp. Individual beads with chips. Length when open approx. 55 cm and 60 cm. Provenance: Westphalian private collection, acquired in the 1990s in the Rhineland art trade. Condition: I - II

Three modern-strung necklaces with prehistoric and protohistoric beads from the Near East Three necklaces with various prehistoric and protohistoric beads from the Near East. Including beads made of glass, faience and occasional semi-precious stone. One necklace consisting only of matching bronze beads from a Bronze Age necklace. In some cases several beads of the same type from ensembles that once belonged together. New arrangement and stringing. One specimen with modern sterling silver S-hook clasp, one with modern brass clasp, the bronze beads only threaded and knotted. Individual beads with chips. Length when open approx. 44 cm, 51 cm and 64 cm. Provenance: Westphalian private collection, acquired in the 1990s in the Rhineland art trade. Condition: II +

Starting price 60 EUR

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