E. WOLFE & CO brooch "Bird family" with diamonds total ca. 1,9 ct, - photo 1
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E. WOLFE & CO brooch "Bird family" with diamonds total ca. 1,9 ct,

Lot 78
01.04.2023 11:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 7 000
AuctioneerEPPLI Auktionshaus
Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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ID 931078
Lot 78 | E. WOLFE & CO brooch "Bird family" with diamonds total ca. 1,9 ct,
Estimate value
€ 7 000 – 9 000
E. WOLFE & CO brooch "Bird Family" with brilliant-cut diamonds totalling ca. 1.9 ct, ca. WHITE-STW (H-I)/VS-SI and 5 pear-cut faceted rubies totalling ca. 1.6 ct, eye area with black enamel, charming piece made of 18K yellow, white and rose gold, 28.5 g, 6x3 cm, 20th century, very good condition, with maker's mark (E. Wolfe & Co est. 1850, London), jewellers certificate from 1980 included, three dimensional naturalistic work with fine engravings, exceptional rare piece.
Auction house category:Jewelry
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