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70 - GEORGES CHABROLLE, AN ART DECO GEM SET BROOCHCIRCA 1925Designed as champagne bottle in a bucket, the buff top cabochon emerald set champagne bottle with a citrine cork, the bucket pavé set with circular cut diamonds with a step cut diamond band, black enamel detail, within a step cut diamond frame, French poinçons, maker's markSize/dimensions: 4.5cm wideGross weight: 12.1 gramsBy family repute this brooch was the property of Eileen Rogerson (1907-1974), nee Joel. The daughter of the diamond magnate, financier and race-horse owner Solomon (Solly) Joel (1865-1931), she was the first ever female jockeyto win an open horse race, riding Hogier to victory in the 1925 Newmarket Town Plate race.
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GEORGES CHABROLLE, AN ART DECO GEM SET BROOCHCIRCA 1925Designed as champagne bottle in a bucket, the buff top cabochon emerald set champagne bottle with a citrine cork, the bucket pavé set with circular cut diamonds with a step cut diamond band, black enamel detail, within a step cut diamond frame, French poinçons, maker's markSize/dimensions: 4.5cm wideGross weight: 12.1 gramsBy family repute this brooch was the property of Eileen Rogerson (1907-1974), nee Joel. The daughter of the diamond magnate, financier and race-horse owner Solomon (Solly) Joel (1865-1931), she was the first ever female jockeyto win an open horse race, riding Hogier to victory in the 1925 Newmarket Town Plate race. Condition Report: Diamonds are bright stones of good quality and well matched. Emeralds are bright and well matched, with typical natural inclusions. Some abrasions to citrine. Some losses to black enamel bands. Some solder at base of bucket, likely a previous repair.French eagle's head and dog head marks and partial maker's mark on frame. French eagle's head and partial maker's mark on pin.Overall in good condition, with some normal signs of wear.
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