Necklace with floral pendant, Morocco, Fez or Meknes, 19th century Fine link chain in 18K (750/1000) yellow gold set with emerald and pink stone beads. In the center, formerly suspended by a stem (fractured), a 14K (585/1000) yellow gold openwork medallion set with emerald and pink stone cabochons forming a floral corolla. Necklace length: 54 cm; pendant diameter: 5.5 cm; gross weight necklace: 29 g; gross weight pendant: 24.2 g Minor soldering, oxidation, pendant detached. An additional emerald bead is included. L. 1.7 cm THIS LOT WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR COLLECTION ONLY FROM JULY 15. Provenance : Former property of orientalist artist Suzanne Drouet Reveillaud (1885-1970). By descent. A Moroccan Golden Necklace, Fez or Meknes, 19th century

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