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Brosche in stilisierter Schleifenform mit Brillanten

Lot 345
15.07.2020 17:00UTC +01:00
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€ 10 000
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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Lot 345 | Brosche in stilisierter Schleifenform mit Brillanten
Estimate value
€ 11 000 – 15 000
Brosche in stilisierter Schleifenform mit Brillanten Lissabon, 1940er Jahre Weißgold 750/-, getestet. Portugiesische Feingehaltspunze für Weißgold ab 1938, Juwelierpunze N. Ca. 170 Brillanten, zusammen ca. 20 ct. (errechnetes Gewicht), TW-W-TCR (F-G-I-J), VVS-VS. Ca. 6,2 x 5 cm. Ca. 61,5 g. Goldschmiedetechnische Ausführung: die aus Weißgold gefertigte Brosche kann aufgrund der oberen Schleifenform auch als Anhänger getragen werden. Rückseitige gesicherte Nadelführung. Diese ausdrucksstarke, verwandelbare Pretiose aus den 1940er Jahren beeindruckt durch die hohe Karatzahl und der überwiegend feinen Qualität der Brillanten. BK
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