Sale 4989
London, South Kensington
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27 June 2006
Price realised
GBP 1,320
Estimate
An edwardian tourmaline, half-pearl and enamel bracelet and a gem-set brooch The openwork oval panels with half-pearl ivy leaf decoration and green enamel ribbon detail to pink tourmaline collet connecting links, approximately 19.0 cm. long, circa 1905, numbered Ra482036, some enamel damage; and a cartouche-shaped filigree brooch with foiled amethyst centre within a gem-set border, circa 1830 (2)
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