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AN ICONIC CARTIER ART DECO MULTI-GEM AND DIAMOND BROOCH

Lot 16
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ID 1349417
Lot 16 | AN ICONIC CARTIER ART DECO MULTI-GEM AND DIAMOND BROOCH
Estimate value
$ 100 000 – 150 000
AN ICONIC CARTIER ART DECO MULTI-GEM AND DIAMOND BROOCH
Natural pearl drop of approximately 13.40 x 11.62 mm, briolette-cut pink tourmaline, carved ruby, carved and calibré-cut onyx plaques, old and single-cut diamonds, platinum, circa 1914, unsigned

GIA, 2024, report no. 2231407433: natural pearl, saltwater, no indications of treatment
GIA, 1981, report no. NY2902817: natural pearl

Size/Dimensions: 15.2 x 3.2 cm (6 x 1 ¼ in)
Gross Weight: 31.4 grams




Provenance

Christie's, New York, 15 October 1981, Sale 5085, Lot 336



Literature

H. Nadelhoffer, Cartier, Jewelers Extraordinary, New York, Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1984, front cover, plate 27
H. Nadelhoffer, Cartier, San Francisco, Chronicle Books, 2007, p. 180
S. Raulet, Art Deco Jewelry, New York, Rizzoli, 1985, p. 105



Exhibited

London, Victoria & Albert Museum, Art Deco 1910-1939, 27 March to 20 July 2003
New York, Christie's, Cartier: Masterpieces of Twentieth Century Decorative Arts, Item 10, 18 April 1985



Further Details

This brooch is featured on the front cover of Cartier, Jewelers Extraordinary (1984) by Hans Nadelhoffer.
Manufactur:Cartier
Medium:Diamonds, Precious stones, Pearls, Ruby
Art style:Art Deco
Auction house category:Jewelry, Brooches and pins
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