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Fri 07 Jun

Attributed to Lucien Falize (1838-1897). Double string bracelet in pink gold 750/°°° and silver over 800/°°° each strand separated by each strand separated by rose-cut diamonds totaling approx. 7 cts (subject to jeweler's de-sertissage). Secure ratchet clasp. French work circa 1890 and later safety chain. chain. Incomplete horizontal master stamp "L...". Width 15.90 mm. Gross weight 54.95 g The bracelet is housed in a case sheathed in eggplant morocco on the outside and navy blue velvet on the inside. navy-blue velvet inside, bearing the following gilded markings: "FALI...... Ainé amp; Fils - Probablement pour Falize Ainé et Fils (à savoir Alexis le père et Lucien the son) .5.. Avenue de l'Opéra. Here's a summary of what we can still learn by cross-checking the information provided by the master hallmark, the inscription on the inside of the case and the administrative and collected by Mr. Rémi Verlet in his dictionary of jewelers and goldsmiths orfèvres (2022 edition for the Ecole des Arts Joailliers VCA). The hallmark for Alexis Père et Lucien Fils, belonging to the boutique, joaillerie l'orfèvrerie located at 43 (not 55?) Avenue de l'Opéra is inscribed from 1875 onwards, and differs from the one the one on our bracelet. In fact, the hallmark most probably present on our bracelet bracelet is that of Maître Falize ainé amp; Fils "L.F. Fils, une bague et une perle" inscribed in 1892. This bracelet was made by Louis, son of Alexis Falize and father of André Pierre and Jean Falize. of André Pierre and Jean Falize, contained in a somewhat earlier case from the company.

Estim. 3 000 - 3 500 EUR

Thu 06 Jun

Sterlé, attribué à, broche années 1950 platine et or 750 formant un motif abstrait, entièrement pavée de diamants - Sterlé, attributed to, 1950s broochplatinum and 750 gold forming an abstract motif, entirely paved with brilliant-cut and baguette-cut diamonds, h. 11 cm Bibliography: Viviane Jutheau in Sterlé Joailler Paris, published by Vecteurs. A preparatory drawing in the same style, no. T.509 From the collection of a jewelry enthusiast. Setting: Good overall condition. Platinum brooch and gold brooch system. French import hallmarks. The frame is broken in one place Gems: Very good overall condition. STERLÉ A Parisian jeweler with a very personal style, Pierre Sterlé has worked for decades from his workshop on Avenue de l'Opéra, creating jewelry with a style that is unmistakable, both for himself and for many of the great names on the Parisian jewelry scene (Ostertag, Boucheron and Chaumet). At his ankle, he brings to life fantastical animals, birds and flowers, or jewels with elongated shapes, demonstrating impressive technical mastery. His expert, inventive use of metal left its mark on his era, inspiring new generations of jewellers. In 1961, Pierre Sterlé and Chaumet joined forces, and the latter produced the most emblematic pieces for the Parisian company before finally buying back his stock. His creations, though anchored in their time, seem to remain timeless, and are therefore the mainstay of every collection for lovers of fine jewelry.

Estim. 10 000 - 15 000 CHF

Thu 06 Jun

Sterlé pour Chaumet, broche années 1973 fleur 2 ors 750 sertie de diamants et d'émeraudes - Sterlé for Chaumet, brooch year 19732 750 gold stylizing a flower with curved petals and pistils set with brilliant-cut diamonds, surmounting two leaves set with baguette emeralds, the center adorned with a cluster of flexible chains and the back finely ribbed, h. 8.5 cm, 52g Bibliography: Viviane Jutheau in Sterlé Joailler Paris, published by Vecteurs. This piece was included in the exhibition Un âge d'or, 1965-1985 taking place in the Chaumet salons at Place Vendôme from October 5 to December 2, 2023. Mounting: Good overall condition. Visible hallmarks: 'Déposé' / French title. A pin probably bearing the master hallmark has been replaced. Gems: Good overall condition. Small cracks and breaks on some emeralds. STERLÉ A Parisian jeweler with a very personal style, Pierre Sterlé has worked for decades from his workshop on Avenue de l'Opéra, creating jewelry with a style that is unmistakably his own and that of many of the great names on the Parisian jewelry scene (Ostertag, Boucheron and Chaumet). At his ankle, he brings to life fantastical animals, birds and flowers, or jewels with elongated shapes, demonstrating impressive technical mastery. His expert, inventive use of metal left its mark on his era, inspiring new generations of jewellers. In 1961, Pierre Sterlé and Chaumet joined forces, and the latter produced the most emblematic pieces for the Parisian company before finally buying back his stock. His creations, though anchored in their time, seem to remain timeless, and are therefore the mainstay of every collection for lovers of fine jewelry.

Estim. 15 000 - 20 000 CHF

Tue 11 Jun

French work from the second half of the 19th century, Emailleur Alfred MEYER Set in 750 thousandths pink gold and 800 thousandths silver, comprising a Brooch-Pendant and a pair of earrings decorated with enameled medallions in grisaille and gold on a copper background of draped young women, the surrounds enhanced with rose-cut diamonds and fine button pearls. The brooch medallion is monogrammed "A.M." and signed on the reverse "A. MEYER" ON THE REVERSE. The reverse of the pendant medallions are monogrammed "A.M.". Brooch-Pendant, with removable system. Dimensions with clasp: 6x3.3cm. Gross weight: 18.7 g. Pair of swan-neck earrings for pierced ears. Dimensions: 3.4x1.8cm. Gross weight: 8g. P. Total gross weight: 26.7 g. Presented in a navy-blue morocco case signed "FROMENT MEURICE 372 rue St Honoré Paris", engraved "C.B". A French painter and enameller, Alfred MEYER (1832-1904) won awards for his numerous participations in the Universal and International Exhibitions of the second half of the 19th century. After making a name for himself in the fields of decorative arts and painting, he was called upon by leading innovative jewelry houses - such as Baugrand, Boucheron, Falize, Froment-Meurice, Sandoz and Vever - to integrate his enamels into their jewelry creations. Inspired by the Renaissance and cameo art, his grisaille creations are particularly noteworthy. Recognized as an expert in the art of enameling, he was also a teacher at the Ecole Bernard Palissy, and in 1895 published L'Art de l'émail de Limoges ancien et moderne. Bibliography: Collectif sous la direction de Marguerite de CERVAL, Dictionnaire international du Bijou, Editions du Regard, Paris, 1998.

Estim. 2 000 - 3 000 EUR