No reserve price - 2 piece jewellery set - 18 kt. Yellow gold - email circa 1920
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An 18 karat yellow gold enamel pendant with a female portrait in Art Deco style, total weight 3.1 g, supplied with a 52 cm chain, origin France, no laboratory report, signed C. Lucin Limoges, ca. 1920.
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Description from the seller
An 18-karat gold enamelled pendant with a woman’s portrait. Circa 1920. Stamp 750+ master mark. Signed C. Lucin Limoges. With a gold chain of 52 cm in length from a later date, stamped 585. Both are rose gold, which makes a beautiful combination. The enamel painting is in perfect condition. See all the photos for a good visual impression.
An 18-karat gold enamelled pendant with a woman’s portrait. Circa 1920. Stamp 750+ master mark. Signed C. Lucin Limoges. With a gold chain of 52 cm in length from a later date, stamped 585. Both are rose gold, which makes a beautiful combination. The enamel painting is in perfect condition. See all the photos for a good visual impression.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Art Deco
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
3.1 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
France
Title additional information
email circa 1920
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