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THE PROPERTY OF A LADY
According to the vendor, this evening bag was formerly the property of Jean Harlow. The vendor inherited it from her great uncle, who was a friend of Harlow's in the 1930's, when he worked at Hal Roach Studios.
AN ART DECO MOTHER-OF-PEARL, ENAMEL AND DIAMOND EVENING BAG, BY CARTIER
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AN ART DECO MOTHER-OF-PEARL, ENAMEL AND DIAMOND EVENING BAG, BY CARTIER
Designed as a blue and gold floral tapestry bag, with a geometric motif mother-of-pearl and black enamel frame, enhanced by rose-cut diamonds, to the rose-cut diamond scroll clasp, suspended from a twin black silk cord handle, with diamond and black enamel boules, mounted in platinum, circa 1925, with French assay mark and maker's mark, with its original Cartier red leather case
Signed Cartier Paris, Londres, New York, no. 81294
Designed as a blue and gold floral tapestry bag, with a geometric motif mother-of-pearl and black enamel frame, enhanced by rose-cut diamonds, to the rose-cut diamond scroll clasp, suspended from a twin black silk cord handle, with diamond and black enamel boules, mounted in platinum, circa 1925, with French assay mark and maker's mark, with its original Cartier red leather case
Signed Cartier Paris, Londres, New York, no. 81294
Sale Room Notice
Please note that the evening bag is circa 1925.