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FEDERICO BUCCELLATI: GOLD AND SILVER CUFFLET BRACELET Featuring an openwork oak leaf motif, signed FEDERICO BUCCELLATI, French import hallmarks for 18-karat gold (750 ‰) and silver (925 ‰), inner circumference 16.5 cm, gross weight 62.63 g, accompanied by a Buccellati-signed case. FEDERICO BUCCELLATI: GOLD AND SILVER CUFF BANGLE Designed with an openwork oak leaf motif, signed FEDERICO BUCCELLATI, bearing French import hallmarks for 18-karat gold and silver, inner circumference 16.5 cm, gross weight 62.63 grams, accompanied by a case signed Buccellati. Footnotes: Federico Buccellati, the third son of Mario Buccellati, was entrusted by his father with the management of the House’s Rome headquarters, which had been open since 1925 on Via dei Condotti. At the end of the war, in 1940, he joined his brothers Gianmaria and Lorenzo alongside their father, and worked with Lorenzo to expand the business in Italy while continuing, in his own designs, the engraved and textured style inherited from Mario. His jewelry and silver objects, bearing his name, carry on this craftsmanship, which has now been passed down to his children under the Federico Buccellati brand. Federico Buccellati, Mario Buccellati’s third son, was entrusted by his father with managing the Maison’s Rome headquarters, which opened in 1925 on Via dei Condotti. At the end of the war, in 1940, he joined his brothers Gianmaria and Lorenzo alongside their father, developing the business in Italy together with Lorenzo while carrying forward, in his own creations, the engraved and textured style inherited from Mario. His jewelry and silver objects, signed with his own name, continue that tradition of craftsmanship today, passed down to his children under the Federico Buccellati label. For further information on this lot, please visit Bonhams.com
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