A LOUIS XV VARI-COLOR GOLD NEEDLE-CASE AND A GEORGE II GOLD-MOUNTED HARDSTONE NEEDLE-CASE - photo 1
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A LOUIS XV VARI-COLOR GOLD NEEDLE-CASE AND A GEORGE II GOLD-MOUNTED HARDSTONE NEEDLE-CASE

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Auction dateClassic
13.10.2023 10:00UTC -04:00
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CHRISTIE'S
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ID 1027771
Lot 308 | A LOUIS XV VARI-COLOR GOLD NEEDLE-CASE AND A GEORGE II GOLD-MOUNTED HARDSTONE NEEDLE-CASE
A LOUIS XV VARI-COLOR GOLD NEEDLE-CASE AND A GEORGE II GOLD-MOUNTED HARDSTONE NEEDLE-CASE

BY NICOLAS DURIER, PARIS, 1763/1764, WITH THE CHARGE AND DECHARGE MARKS OF JEAN-JACQUES PREVOST 1762-1768, WITH 1782-1789 CONTROL MARKS FOR OLD ITEMS AND CONTERMARQUE; THE OTHER ENGLAND, CIRCA 1760

The slightly tapering two-color gold Louis XV needle-case of oval section chased with intertwining ribbon and foliage on a sable ground, the rounded cover with flowerhead, marked on sleeve and in cover, the other of baluster square section, the sides with orange agate panels mounted within gold cage-work chased with foliate scrolls, flowerheads and flower swags, with paste-set push-piece, the hinged lid set on top with a cameo of a woman in profile, with suspension ring

3 ¼ in. (83 mm.) and 4 ¼ in. (111 mm.) long

gross weight 1 oz. 20 dwt. (62 gr.)





Provenance

The Collection of the Rothschild family.

By descent to the present owners.
Medium:Gold, Stone
Place of origin:Northern Europe, Western Europe, France, Europe, United Kingdom
Category:Case
Auction house category:All other types of objects
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