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Openwork, engraved and black-enameled gold brooch set with pearls, 15 diamonds and a white synthetic stone. 24.6 gr.

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Openwork, engraved and black-enameled gold brooch set with pearls, 15 diamonds and a white synthetic stone. 24.6 gr.

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Four-lobed openwork brooch in 18K yellow gold and black enameled fillets, set with old-cut diamonds. 19th century. Gross weight: 15.3 g. 3.5 x 4.7 cm. (accidents to the enamel).

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Enameled gold verge watch, signed 'Le Roy à Paris', mid-18th century. White enamel dial (small accident), Roman numerals for the hours, Arabic numerals for the minutes, openwork gilt brass hands; gilt brass movement, silver regulator disk, openwork and engraved bridge, verge escapement, architectural pillars. Gold case, back decorated in polychrome champlevé enamel with a couple strolling through a landscape, accompanied by a dog. Bezel engraved and enamelled with flowers. D. 46mm.

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An enamel and diamond butterfly brooch, late 19th century and later, the articulated wings decorated with yellow and black enamel wing set with rose-cut diamonds and cushion-shaped rubies in yellow gold, engraved decoration to reverse, one wing later re-attached to body, width 3.5cm

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