Auction 185 - Day 1

Le mercredi 25 novembre | 16:00

Auktionshaus Peege

Dreikönigstr. 43 79102, Freiburg

Clôture des inscriptions le mercredi 25 novembre à 10:00

428 résultats

Auction 185 - Day 1

Auktionshaus Peege

196 - Small band ring: GG 750. Set on the front with five brilliant-cut diamonds, totaling approx. 0.20 ct. Four round-faceted emeralds are set between them. Master's mark Sch. Size 49. 3.2 g.

197 - Small solitaire ring: GG 750 (unhallmarked, tested). Set with one brilliant-cut diamond, approx. 0.30 ct. Set between the shoulder bands with four prongs. Size 42. 3.3 g.

198 - Citrine cocktail ring: GG 585 (unhallmarked, tested). Set with a large citrine faceted in a beautiful round cut reminiscent of an open flower. Set in an openwork design with six prongs. 16 mm. Size 58. 7.9 g.

199 - Ring with colored stone: WG 750. High-oval setting, set with an elongated oval faceted gemstone that shimmers in shades of blue and violet (heavily dented in the area of the four prongs). Surrounded by imitation gemstones. Size 50. 5.1 g.

200 - Bangle: GG 333. A textured band with a lattice-patterned openwork design, set on the front with four small blue-green cabochons (verified). Features a hinge, snap clasp, and safety lock. Width: 0.8 cm. 15.6 g.

202 - Garnet bracelet: Tombak, gold-plated. Individual links with points, set with garnet roses. Under-mounted clasp with a safety chain. Length: 17 cm. Probably Bohemia, ca. late 19th century.

203 - Necklace: GG/RG/WG 585. Braided pattern in yellow gold. Centered by a red gold chain clasp (cannot be moved or removed) with a tri-color floral appliqué. Spring ring. Length: 42 cm (to the clasp). 14.8 g.

207 - Brooch and pendant: RG/GG 333 (unhallmarked, tested). A small Art Nouveau brooch, diamond-shaped, set with a red gemstone, C-hook clasp. L. 3.3 cm. A medallion pendant in the shape of an upright square, set with a blue gemstone, with a hinge for opening. H./W. 2.5 cm. 5.9 g.

209 - Diamond bar brooch: GG 585 (unhallmarked, tested). The prominent center is set with an old-cut diamond of approximately 0.60 ct in a round setting. Flanked by twenty additional diamonds. Platinum-plated front. Pin with a barbed clasp and C-hook. Circa 1910s. L. 4.2 cm. 3.1 g.

210 - Saint-Esprit brooch: GG 585 (not hallmarked, tested). Show side in silver. A dove symbolizing the Holy Spirit in flight. Set with fine diamond pavé (rose cuts), two rubies as eyes. A small baroque pearl in the beak as a pendant. C-hook. Ca. late 19th century. H. 3 cm. W. 3.2 cm. 7,0 g.

211 - Bumblebee brooch: GG 750. Polished front, set with 15 brilliant-cut diamonds. Total weight: 0.22 ct. Height: 1.8 cm. Width: 2.7 cm. Weight: 4.2 g.

212 - Abstract pendant: WG 750. Shaped like an upright square. The lattice-patterned front is set with three baguette-cut sapphires and three brilliant-cut diamonds, each weighing approximately 0.05 ct. Fixed eyelet. H./W. 1.9 cm. 3.2 g.

213 - Pendant with brilliant-cut diamonds: WG 585. Polished pendant in a modern loop shape. Set with 33 brilliant-cut diamonds with a total weight of approximately 0.20 ct. L. 2.6 cm. W. 1.4 cm. 4.7 g.

214 - Pendant with colored gemstones: GG 750. Ring-shaped, with one round, one oval, and one navette-shaped mirror setting at the bottom. Set with a brilliant-cut diamond, 0.12 ct, a ruby cabochon, and an emerald navette. Lack an eyelet. H. 2.1 cm. W. 1.9 cm. 3.8 g.

215 - Designer pendant: GG 750. Platinum 950. Shield-shaped, square pendant with curved edges. Front side crafted in yellow gold with a frosted finish and a side surface accented in platinum. Handcrafted. Signed Heitkamp, Heinrich Heitkamp, Kassel, 1997. H. 3.7 cm. W. 3.1 cm. 9.6 g.

217 - Front setting ring: WG 750. Set with five brilliant-cut diamonds arranged horizontally, totaling approx. 0.88 ct. Wilhelm Müller maker's mark, Schwäbisch Gmünd. Size approx. 59 (band bent). 3.3 g.

218 - Memoire Ring: WG 585. Set all around with 28 brilliant-cut diamonds, totaling approx. 1.1 ct. Size 54. 2.7 g.

219 - Art Deco ring: GG 585. High-oval, flower-shaped head, crafted in platinum or white gold on the front. Set with twelve diamonds in octagonal or old-cut styles, in mille-griffes settings. In the center is a small, round-faceted emerald. Manufacturer’s mark: Rco. Size 56. 3.7 g.

220 - Entourage Ring: WG 585. Set with a round-faceted emerald (4.5 mm), surrounded by ten brilliant-cut diamonds with a total weight of approx. 0.7 ct. Size 54. 4.3 g.

221 - Daisy Ring: WG 585. Head shaped like a daisy, set with nine brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 0.92 ct. Band with notched shoulders, size 54. 4.7 g.

222 - Entourage Ring: WG 750. Set with an oval-faceted gemstone in blue-violet. Surrounded by 14 brilliant-cut diamonds, totaling approx. 0.56 ct. Tongue-style band, size 53. 3.8 g.

223 - Christ Diamond Ring: WG 585. Narrow, tall, horizontally rectangular head, set in two rows with 28 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling approximately 0.28 ct. Size 55, 6.6 g.

224 - Trilogy Ring: GG 585 (unhallmarked, tested). The head is set in a row with three round-faceted, light blue gemstones (verified). Size 53. 4.5 g.

225 - Garnet ring: GG 585. Highly oval head, set with an oval-faceted garnet in a corded bezel setting. All around, round-faceted garnets in individual chaton settings. Master’s mark HV. Size 53. 4.5 g.

226 - Ring: GG 333. High-oval, openwork head, set with red glass stones, faceted in oval or round shapes. Size 54. 4.2 g.

228 - Men's ring: GG 333. High-oval head set with a heliotrope panel. Palmette-shaped shoulders. Circa 1920. Size 63. 4.6 g.

229 - Pin with bow tie: GG 333 (not hallmarked, tested). Safety pin with applied bow tie. Set with four seed pearl halves, an oval cultured pearl, % 2.5 mm, and an antique-cut ruby. Circa 1900. W. 3.4 cm. 1,2 g.

230 - Brooch: Sterling silver. Square front with a round medallion, featuring a portrait of a young lady in polychrome painting. Birmingham city mark, year letter W, 1971, and maker’s mark WRG. 4.5 x 4.5 cm. 30 g.

232 - Quinn Necklace: 925 silver. Wide round curb chain with a large spring ring. L. 47 cm. W. 1.4 cm. 89.8 g.

233 - Georg Jensen bangle: 925 silver. Signed Hans Hansen. Solid hinged bangle in a minimalist design. Fully matte finish, domed on the inside. With hinge and clasp. Denmark, ca. 1960s/1970s. % Inner diameter 5.6 cm, outer diameter 7.8 cm. 156.4 g.

234 - Hermès Clic H Bangle: Metal band with a central H motif, palladium-plated and brass-colored enamel. Features a hinge and screw for fastening. Hermès Paris signature. Width: 1.2 cm. Inner circumference: 4.6 cm/5.7 cm.

237 - Pearl necklace: Single-strand. Cream-colored cultured pearls in a Baroque shape (some chipped), approx. 6 mm, individually knotted. Clasp in the shape of two flat chain links, GG 750 (unhallmarked, tested). Length: 46 cm. 23 g.

243 - Ring with rubies: GG 416 (10 carat). Navette-shaped, stepped head, set with round faceted rubies. A ruby navette in a raised position. In between small, colorless gemstones. Narrow bar, size 55. 2.1 g.

244 - Toi-et-moi ring: GG/WG 333, set with a champagne-colored lustrous cultured pearl, % 5.5 mm and a brilliant-cut diamond of ca. 0.25 ct in a belcher setting. Austria 1938 - 1946. Curved bar, size 54. 3.0 g.

246 - Solitaire ring: GG 585. Small, round setting, set with a brilliant-cut diamond, approx. 0.25 ct. Mirror setting in white gold. Modern square band, size 54. 5.8 g.

247 - Ring with brilliant-cut diamonds: GG 750. V-shaped fluted setting, set with six brilliant-cut diamonds, totaling approx. 0.6 ct (small blemish in the center). Size 53. 5.5 g.

249 - Rosette brooch: GG, 585 (unhallmarked, tested). Filigree openwork front, set in the center with a round-faceted sapphire. Between the outer tips are eight small diamond roses in diamond-shaped settings. Brooch fastens with a C-hook. Late 19th century. % 2.5 cm. 6.6 g.

252 - Necklace with pendant: A double anchor chain with a spring ring, length 69 cm. 333 GG, 11 g. Also included is a carnelian bead set in 333 GG as a pendant. Diameter 1.2 cm. 2.6 g.

253 - Pair of peridot ear clips: GG 750 (unhallmarked, tested). Teardrop-shaped fronts, domed and entirely set with a multitude of tumbled, baroque-shaped peridots. Small gold beads are set between them. H. 3.3 cm. W. 2.5 cm. 23.7 g.

254 - Two pairs of ear clips: One pair set with malachite in a flat olive shape (drilled stones, glued in place). 1.5 x 1.2 cm. GG 333. 7.3 g. One pair set with oval lapis lazuli cabochons in smooth bezel settings. 1.9 x 1.4 cm. With silicone padding. GG 585 (unhallmarked, tested). 8.5 g.

255 - Loose Brilliant: Brilliant-cut diamond, approx. 0.15 ct.

256 - Kingdom of Egypt: Modern copy of a gold tetradrachm, Ptolemy II, 285–246 BC. Obv. Diademed heads of Ptolemy II and Arsinoe facing right; Rev. Diademed heads of Ptolemy I and Berenice, his parents. % 20 mm, 12 h, GG 750 (certified), 13.85 g.

257 - Roman Empire: Aureus, Hadrian (117–138), circa 120. Obverse: Bust facing right; reverse: Roma seated on a throne facing left, holding Victoria in one hand and a spear in the other. 6 h, 7.33 g. (Good condition).

258 - Byzantium: Solidus. Obverse: Busts of Heraclius and his son Heraclius Constantine (613–641); reverse: stepped cross. 6 h, 4.46 g.

259 - Byzantium: Histameon, Constantine X Ducas (1059–1067). Obverse: Christ enthroned with a nimbus, making the sign of blessing, and holding a codex; reverse: the emperor standing, wearing a crown, holding a labarum and a cross-globe. 4.31 g.

260 - Venice: 1 ducat, undated, Andrea Contarini (1368–1382). Obverse: The Doge kneeling before St. Mark; reverse: Christ in a mandorla. 3.51 g.

261 - Cologne: 1 gold guilder, undated, circa 1415, Dietrich II of Moers (1414–1463). Obverse: John the Baptist standing; reverse: coat of arms in a trefoil. 3.45 g.

263 - Portugal: 1,000 reis, 1713, John V (1706–1750). GG 917, 2.66 g. (Rare).

264 - France: 1 Louis d'Or 1728 A (Paris), Louis XV (1715–1774). GG 917, 8.03 g.

265 - Netherlands: 1 ducat, 1769. Obverse: Standing knight with sword slung over his shoulder and a bundle of arrows; reverse: Five-line inscription. 3.47 g.

266 - Great Britain: 1/2 Guinea, 1801, George III (1760–1820). GG 917, 4.16 g. ss.

267 - South Africa: 1/2 pound, 1894. GG 917, 3.94 g. Mintage: 39,000. Uncirculated.

268 - Mexico: 5 pesos, 1907. GG 900, 4.15 g.

269 - France: 20 francs, No. 12 (1803/4), Napoleon I (1804–1814, 1815). GG 900, 6.39 g. ss.

270 - France: 40 francs, 1811 A, Napoleon I (1804–1814, 1815). GG 900, 12.89 g. ss (chip, small round mark).

271 - France: 2 x 20 francs, 1810 A (Paris) and 1812 W (Lille), Napoleon I (1804–1814, 1815). GG 900, total weight 12.83 g. ss.

272 - France: 3 x 20 francs, 1850 A, 1852 A, 1887 A. GG 900, total 19.29 g.

273 - Russia: 5 rubles, 1898, Nicholas II (1894–1917). GG 900, 4.27 g. ss+.

274 - Russia: 3 rubles, 1869, St. Petersburg, Alexander II (1855–1881). GG 917, 3.90 g. ss+ (scratches, edge).

275 - Russia: 15 rubles, 1897, Nicholas II (1894–1917). GG 900, 12.89 g. ss+ (scratches).

276 - Baden: 20 marks, 1872. GG 900, 7.89 g. ss (edge defect).

277 - Prussia: 10 Mark, 1888, Frederick III, GG 900, 3.97 g, ss (circular edge).

278 - Prussia: 3 x 20 Mark 1888 (three emperors). Wilhelm I (ss, edge defect), Friedrich III (ss-vz), Wilhelm II (ss, min. edge defect). GG 900, total 23.82 g.

279 - Prussia: 10 Mark 1888, J. 247, GG 900, 3.98 g, very fine with mint mark

280 - Prussia: 3 x 20 Mark 1888 (three emperors). Wilhelm I (ss, edge defect), Friedrich III (ss, small edge defect), Wilhelm II (ss, edge defect, scratch). GG 900, total weight 23.82 g.

281 - Saxony: 10 Mark, 1881. GG 900, 3.91 g. ss (min. edge).

282 - Württemberg: 20 marks, 1873. GG 900, 7.88 g. ss+.

283 - Two gold coins: 20 francs, 1935, GG 900, 6.44 g, very fine; 20 crowns, 1915, GG 900, 6.78 g, very fine.

286 - Hundertwasser, Friedensreich: Set of three "Window Spiral" medals in gold, silver, and bronze, with brochure/certificate. Gold 999, 49.91 g, edition 41/100. Silver 999, 39.9 g, edition 46/1,000. Bronze, edition 43/10,000.

287 - Athens: Tetradrachm, c. 125 B.C. Three magistrates: Mikion, Eurykles, and Diokles. Obv. Helmeted head of Pallas Athena facing right; Rev. Owl standing on an overturned amphora; in the field on the right, the Dioscuri. 16.3 g.

291 - Electorate of Saxony: 2 x 1/6 taler: 1 x 1684, Johann Georg III (1680–1691), 4 h, 3.93 g, traces of gilding, s-ss (blanks crack). (Provenance note). 1 x 1764, Frederick Augustus III (1763–1806), 5.36 g, ss–vz, accompanying note: 'E 1953: Lot Hirsch'.

293 - Grand Duchy of Tuscany: 2 x 1 fiorino: 1 x 1826, Leopold II (1824–1859), 6.9 g, ss-vz (accompanying slip mentioning the year of purchase, 1952). 1 x 1856 (same), 6.8 g, ss (accompanying slip noting the provenance “from 1953: Lot Hirsch”).

294 - Bavaria: Historical Taler 1836, King Ludwig I (1825–1848). Stamp C. Voigt. Otto Chapel in Kiefersfelden, commemorating King Otto’s (of Greece) farewell to his homeland. 28.0 g. Stamped (fine scratches).

295 - Hesse-Darmstadt: 1840 double taler. Grand Duke Ludwig II (1830–1848). ST die mark (Rudolph Stadelmann) at the base of the neck. 37.1 g. ss+.

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