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Jewelry & WatchesMay 2, 2016

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Jewelry & Watches

Sale 1543Monday, May 2, 2016 at 12pm1808 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia PA 19103

By appointment only on the morning of the sale

$20 in the gallery$26 domestic mail$31 international mail

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Cover Image: Lot 239

Inside Front Cover: Lot 230

Inside Back Cover: Lot 229

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Endangered SpeciesLots marked * are manufactured in whole or in part of restricted materials that may include tortoiseshell, ivory, mother-of-pearl, coral, rhinoceros horn, whaleboneor marine ivory. Such materials may require specific licenses, certificates, or CITES documentation for import, export, moving between states in the U.S., or resale. Obtaining these documents may require scientific, laboratory or other expert analysis, in order to establish which species or genus the material came from. Freeman’s is unable to provide this information, and the obligation is on the purchaser of a lot containing any of these materials to ensure that they are able to obtain all the necessary or required documents should they need to, prior to bidding on the lot. If proper documentation or licenses etc. cannot be obtained for a purchased lot, the purchaser will still be required to make an on time payment for the lot as per our standard terms and conditions. Freeman’s cataloguing of the lots marked with this symbol * represents the best of our opinion, and the absence of this symbol from any lot description does not form a warranty that the lot will be free from any licensing or certification restrictions.

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Catalogue DescriptionsAll item descriptions, dimensions and estimates are provided for guidance only. It is the buyer’s responsibility to inspect all lots prior to bidding to ensure that the condition is to their satisfaction. If potential buyers are unable to inspect lots in person, our specialists will be happy to prepare detailed Condition Reports on individual lots as quickly as possible. These are for guidance only, and all lots will be sold “as is” as per our Terms and Conditions of Sale.

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Cara BishoffClient [email protected] 267.414.1207


Michael Larsen, GIA GGHead of Department [email protected] 818.205.3608

Virginia Salem, GIA GGInternational Specialist [email protected] 267.414.1233

Jewelry & Watches Department

Sincerely,

Michael Larsen, Head of Department

Sarah Blattner Department Administrator [email protected] 267.414.1225

Freeman’s is proud to present this selection featuring

various private collections, covering a multitude of

periods. We begin our journey through the ages in the late

19th century with the opulence of natural pearls. These

pieces from a Newport, Rhode Island Estate are examples

of jewelry from the turn of the 20th century, and include

an impressive emerald, diamond and platinum stomacher,

and several pieces in natural pearl, which are both

extremely rare and desirable.

As we work through the twentieth century, we arrive at

our next collection formed in the 1960’s and 70’s and

represents pieces from an avid private Gladwyne collector,

Joan Brooks. Numerous pieces of rich 18 karat gold and

diamond in bold heavy designs that stand out as more

than just an accessory, but created to be the highlight

of any fashion scheme. Continuing our journey with

contemporary jewelry is a private collection from

Washington DC, focused on a unique blend of American

and European designers including numerous pieces

from such names as Seaman Schepps, Van Cleef &

Arpels, David Morris and Bulgari.

We complete our tour with the Estate of Janice Wolf

with pieces from the Swiss jeweler Gubelin to Paillonne

bangles by Schlumberger and watches from Patek

Philippe. The crown jewel of her collection is a diamond

riviere with a 5.90 carat internally flawless, fancy yellow

diamond by Graff. Please join us for to celebrate these

collections in our spring Fine Jewelry and Watch auction.


Jewelry & Watches lots 1-239

Property from a private Washington, DC collection lots 1-48

Property from a prominent Newport family collectionlots 222-238

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3 160003/18A pair of mother-of-pearl, diamond,onyx and eighteen karat gold ear-clipseach with circular-cut pavé-setdiamonds above a chevron motif ofonyx and mother-of-pearl; estimatedtotal diamond weight: .20 carat;mounted in 18 karat yellow gold.Gross weight: 17.0 dwt.; Width: 1 1/8 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,000-1,500

1 160003/8A hardstone and eighteen karat golddog brooch, Van Cleef & Arpelsfranceof whimsical design depicting a seateddog with polished gold wire fur, set withgreen onyx eye and black onyx nose;signed VCA 18Kt New York France,numbered 1K308-1.Gross weight: 18.0 dwt.; Length: 2 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$2,500-3,000

2 160003/58An eighteen karat gold braceletdouble curb link bracelet, with Italianhallmarks.Weight: 52.5 dwt.; Length: 7 1/2 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,200-1,500

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4 160003/13A jadeite jade, lapis lazuli and eighteen karat gold necklacependant centered by rectangular carved and pierced jadeplaque within a hammered 18 karat yellow gold surround,each side set with an oblong cabochon lapis lazuli;suspended by a high karat yellow gold chain.Gross weight: 45.6 dwt.; Necklace length: 28 1/2 in.; Pendantlength: 2 1/8 in. (removable)provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$5,000-7,000

5 160003/46An eighteen karat gold, diamond, and sapphire dog broochrealistically modeled as a terrier, the collar set with single-cutdiamonds, the eyes inset with sapphires.Gross weight: 12.9 dwt.; Length: 1 1/2 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$500-700

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6 160003/54*A pair of white coral and eighteenkarat gold ‘Cage’ ear-clips, SeamanScheppsrectangular carved white coral withtextured 18 karat gold latticework;signed Seaman Schepps and numberedP10895; accompanied by original box.Gross weight: 17.8 dwt.; Length: 1 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,200-1,500

7 160003/40An eighteen karat gold braceletof coiled flexible design, composed ofslightly tapering polished 18 karatyellow gold links.Weight: 56.1 dwt.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$2,000-3,000

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8 160003/41A tiger’s eye and eighteen karat goldnecklacedesigned as a series of thirty-two tiger’seye beads measuring approximately14.5 to 15.9mm, spaced by openwork 18karat gold beads joined by 14 karat goldloops; accompanied by a copy of theoriginal receipt from Keil-Miller, 1976.Gross weight: 206.7 (including extralink and 11 extra beads); Length: 34 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,500-2,000

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11 160003/16A pair of eighteen karat gold anddiamond ear-clipseach designed as an undulating cushionwith a pavé-set circular-cut diamondbombe center; estimated total diamondweight: 6.00 carats; accompanied by acopy of the original receipt from Keil-Miller, 1976.Gross weight: 23.3 dwt.; Length: 1 in.Width: 1 1/8 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,200-1,500

9 160003/29An emerald, diamond and eighteenkarat gold ringcentered by a bezel-set emerald flankedby emerald-cut diamonds, enhanced bypavé-set circular-cut diamond edges;estimated total diamond weight: 1.60carats; mounted in 18 karat yellow gold.Gross weight: 12.2 dwt.; Ring size: 5 3/4provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,500-2,000

10 160003/32A tiger’s eye quartz, diamond, andeighteen karat gold ring, Keilcentering a tablet-shaped tiger’s eye,measuring approximately 19.9 x 16mm,flanked by two rows of circular-cutdiamonds, signed Keil; estimated totaldiamond weight: 0.50 carat.Gross weight: 16.0 dwt.; Ring size: 8 3/4provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$800-1,200


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12 160003/34An eighteen karat gold and diamond‘Parentesi’ ring, Bulgariof openwork design accented bygeometric pavé-set diamond sections,signed Bulgari; estimated total diamondweight: 1.15 carats; mounted in 18 karatyellow gold; with original box andpouch.Gross weight: 8 dwt.; Ring size: 6 1/4with sizing beadsprovenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,500-2,000

13 160003/15An onyx, diamond and eighteen karatgold braceletdesigned as oval onyx links joined bydomed 18 karat yellow gold linksenhanced by circular-cut diamonds;estimated total diamond weight: 1.65carats.Gross weight: 44.6 dwt.; Length: 8 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$2,000-3,000

14 160003/22*A white coral and eighteen karat goldbombé ringdesigned as carved white coral sectionsseparated by textured gold band,mounted in 18 karat yellow gold.Gross weight: 13.0 dwt.; Ring size: 5provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,000-1,500

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15 160003/47An eighteen karat yellow gold anddiamond necklacecurb-link chain with six rectangular barspacers set with circular-cut diamonds;estimated total diamond weight: 3.6carats, set in 18 karat white gold.Gross weight: 54.1 dwt.;Length: 31 1/2 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$2,000-3,000

16 160003/25A pair of jadite jade and eighteen karatgold ear-clipscarved and pierced jade plaques,measuring approximately 31.75 x 18.6 x1.5mm, within 18 karat yellow goldmounts.Gross weight: 16.3 dwt.;Length: 1 3/8 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,000-1,500


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17 160003/44An onyx and eighteen karat goldnecklacedesigned as a row of onyx quatrefoilplaques within textured 18 karat yellowgold borders, connected by trace-linkchain.Gross weight: 30.7 dwt.;Length: 33 1/2 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,500-2,000

18 160003/19A pair of gem-set and eighteen karatgold ringseach with with three channel-setsquare-cut pink tourmaline and iolite,measuring approximately 5.4 x 5.4mm;mounted in 18 karat yellow gold; withItalian hallmarks.Gross weight: 12.7 dwt.;Ring sizes: 5 1/4 (both)provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,000-1,500

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19 160003/26*A white coral and eighteen karat goldbangle, Keildesigned as a hinged bangle with fourcurved white coral sections separatedby ribbed gold panels, signed Keil;accompanied by a copy of originalreceipt from Keil-Miller, 1971.Gross weight: 41.1 dwt.;Diameter: 2 1/4 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,500-2,000

20 160003/27A lapis lazuli and eighteen karat goldbangle, Keildesigned as a hinged bangle with fourcurved lapis lazuli sections separated byribbed gold panels, signed Keil;accompanied by a copy of originalreceipt from Keil-Miller, 1971.Gross weight: 40.6 dwt.;Diameter: 2 1/4 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,500-2,000


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21 160003/30*A collection of six hardstone andeighteen karat gold bandseach one set with a different curvedcabochon hardstone, including coral,malachite, turquoise, lapis lazuli, onyx,and white coral; mounted in 18 karatyellow gold; accompanied by a copy oforiginal receipt from Keil-Miller, 1980.Gross weight: 30.5 dwt.Ring sizes: range from 8 1/4 to 9provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,500-2,000

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22 160003/1A suite of eighteen karat gold and wood jewelry, SeamanScheppsbracelet composed of alternating wood and 18 karat yellowgold curb links; together with half-link earrings en suite;signed Seaman Schepps, each numbered P16758 andP17356 respectively; accompanied by a copy of the originalreceipt from Trianon, 2007; and the original boxes.Gross weight: 64.9 dwt.; Earring length: 1 1/4 in.; Braceletlength: 8 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$4,000-6,000

23 160003/21*A coral, eighteen karat gold and diamond ringcarved coral domed sections overlayed with circular-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamond weight: 1.00 carat, set inplatinum; mounted in 18 karat yellow gold.Gross weight: 13 dwt.; Ring size: 9provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,200-1,500


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24 160003/2A peridot, diamond and eighteen karat gold torsadenecklace, Seaman Scheppscomposed of seven strands of faceted peridot beads,completed by a double cabochon peridot clasp with circular-cut diamond set row; estimated total diamond weight: 0.35carat; signed Seaman Schepps and numbered P10508;accompanied by a copy of the invoice and the original box.Gross weight: 148.9 dwt.; Length: 18 1/2 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$4,000-6,000

25 160003/3A pair of peridot, diamond and eighteen karat gold ear-clips, Seaman Scheppsformed as a double cabochon peridot hoop, each measuringapproximately 13.5 x 12mm, separated by band of circular-cut diamonds; estimated total diamond weight: .70 carat;mounted in 18 karat yellow gold; signed Seaman Scheppsand numbered 13659; accompanied by a copy of the invoiceand original box.Gross weight: 14.1 dwt.; Length: 1 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,200-1,500

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26 160003/37A pair of South Sea cultured pearl studearringscultured pearls measuring 16.6 and16.8mm; mounted in eighteen karatwhite gold.Gross weight: 12.4 dwt.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$2,000-3,000

27 160003/10A pair of diamond and eighteen karatwhite gold ear-clipseach with pavé-set circular-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 14.00 carats; mounted in 18karat white gold.Gross weight: 18.4 dwt.; Length: 1 1/4 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$5,000-7,000

28 160003/6A sapphire, diamond and eighteenkarat white gold brooch, David Morrisdesigned as a maple leaf pavé-set withround-cut sapphires, estimated totalsapphire weight: 13.30 carats; accentedby diamond-set veins, estimated totaldiamond weight: 0.75 carat; signedDavid Morris; accompanied by theoriginal box.Gross weight: 17.9 dwt.; Length: 2 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$6,000-8,000

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31 160003/9A pair of cultured South Sea pearl,diamond and eighteen karat gold ear-clipscentered by a cultured pearl, measuringapproximately 15.5 to 15.7mm,surrounded by pavé-set circular-cutdiamond flower petals; estimated totaldiamond weight: 11.0 carats; mounted in18 karat white gold, signed Ellagem.Gross weight: 26.7 dwt.;Length: 1 5/8 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$5,000-7,000

29 160003/39A pair of diamond and eighteen karatwhite gold hoops, David Morriseach set front to back with circular-cutdiamonds, signed David Morris, no. 374;estimated total diamond weight: 2.80carats; mounted in 18 karat white gold;accompanied by a copy of originalreceipt from David Morris, May 5, 2009and a signed pouch.Gross weight: 9.6 dwt.; Length: 2 1/8 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$2,000-3,000

30 160003/36An eighteen karat gold, cultured pearl,and diamond cuff braceletdesigned as a semi-flexible cuff set witharticulated cultured pearls and 18 karatgold beads, measuring approximately6.0mm, the top accented with rows ofcircular-cut diamonds; estimated totaldiamond weight: .30 carats.Gross weight: 71.3 dwt.; W: 1 1/2 in.Dia: 2 1/4 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$2,000-3,000


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32 160003/45An eighteen karat gold necklacedesigned as a row of textured 18 karat yellow gold quatrefoilplaques, connected by trace-link chain.Weight: 46.8 dwt.; Length: 34 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,500-2,000

33 160003/17A sapphire, diamond and eighteen karat gold ringcentered by an oval cabochon sapphire, measuringapproximately 13.75 x 8.25mm, accented by circular-cutdiamonds set in a semi-circle; estimated total diamondweight: .90 carat; mounted in 18 karat yellow gold.Gross weight: 14.7 dwt.; Ring size: 4 1/4provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,500-2,000

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34 160003/48An eighteen karat yellow gold and diamond necklacecurb-link chain with six rectangular bar spacers set withcircular-cut diamonds; estimated total diamond weight: 4.50carats, set in 18 karat white gold.Gross weight: 62.1 dwt.; Length: 32 1/4 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$2,000-3,000

35 160003/28A suite of diamond, onyx and eighteen karat gold ear-clipsand ringdesigned as circular discs, each set with an onyx panel and apavé-set circular-cut diamond section; together with atapered geometric motif ring; estimated total diamondweight: 3.50; accompanied by copies of original receiptsfrom Keil-Miller, 1984 and 1990.Gross weight: 23.7 dwt.; Earring diameter: 7/8 in.;Ring size: 6 1/2provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$3,000-5,000


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36 160003/57A pair of eighteen karat gold‘Alhambra’ ear-clips, Van Cleef &Arpelsfrancedesigned as textured quatrefoil plaques,signed VCA 750 BL206169;accompanied by authenticity certificatefrom 2009 and original satin pouch.Weight: 8.2 dwt.; Length: 3/4 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,000-1,500

37 160003/53A white ceramic and eighteen karatgold bracelet, Seaman Scheppscomposed of six white ceramic curblinks interlocking with six polished 18karat yellow gold curb links; signedSeaman Schepps and numberedP12526.Gross weight: 51.4 dwt.;Length: 7 1/2 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$2,000-3,000

38 160003/23A jadite jade, diamond and eighteenkarat gold ringcentering an oval cabochon measuring16.9 x 12.2 x 4.9mm, within anoctagonal circular-cut diamondsurround; estimated total diamondweight: 1.20 carats; mounted in 18 karatyellow gold.Gross weight: 13.6 dwt.; Ring size: 8 3/4provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$5,000-7,000

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39 160003/12A suite of jadeite jade and eighteen karat gold jewelry, Keilcomprising a necklace with carved jade panels within 18 karatgold surround joined by hammered stylized knot links, and apair of ear-clips en suite; signed Keil; accompanied by a copyof the original receipt from Keil-Miller, 1973.Gross weight: 126.4 dwt.; Necklace length: 37 1/2 in.; Earringlength: 1 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$10,000-12,000


40 160003/43An eighteen karat gold collar necklaceof coiled semi-flexible design with slightly tapering polished18 karat yellow gold links; with Italian hallmarks; accompaniedby a copy of original receipt from Keil-Miller, 1990.Weight: 49.6 dwt.; Length: 15 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,200-1,500

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42 160003/7Three eighteen karat gold, gem-set and diamond necklaces,David Morriseach composed of five reversible quatrefoil plaques withdiamond-set frame to one side, and centered by round-cutdiamond to the other; estimated total diamond weight: 6.00carats; in citrine, green stone, and amethyst; on 18 karatyellow gold chain; accompanied by the original box andpouch, and copy of receipt, 2009.Gross weight: 67.2 dwt.; Lengths: 33 in. (each)provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$6,000-8,000


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45 160003/55A pair of Turbo shell, cultured pearl,and eighteen karat gold ear-clips,Seaman Scheppseach with cultured pearl terminals,measuring approximately 6.00 and7.00mm; mounted in 18 karat yellowgold; signed Seaman Schepps andnumbered 2722.Gross weight: 18.6 dwt.;Length: 1 3/8 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$800-1,200

43 160003/31A lapis lazuli, diamond and eighteenkarat gold ringof bombé design with curved lapis lazuliwithin pavé-set circular-cut diamondedges; estimated total diamond weight:1.40 carats, mounted in 18 karat yellowgold; accompanied by a copy of originalreceipt, Keil-Miller, 1978.Gross weight: 13.8 dwt.; Ring size: 8 1/4provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,000-1,500

44 160003/56A pair of mother-of-pearl and eighteenkarat gold ‘Alhambra’ earrings, VanCleef & Arpelsfrancedesigned as mother-of-pearl quatrefoilplaques within textured 18 karat yellowgold border; signed VCA 750 BL169172;accompanied by certificate ofauthenticity from 2008 and originalpouch.Gross weight: 7.4 dwt.; Length: 3/4 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$1,200-1,500


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46 160003/14A pair of cultured pearl, diamond andeighteen karat gold ear-clipseach set with a cultured baroque pearlmeasuring approximately 17.5 x12.0mm, enhanced with circular andsquare-cut diamonds; estimated totaldiamond weight: 2.70 carats; mountedin 18 karat yellow gold.Gross weight: 19.0 dwt.; Length: 1 1/8 in.Width: 1 in.provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$2,500-3,000

47 160003/33A turquoise, diamond, and eighteenkarat gold bombé ring, Keilset with an oval turquoise measuringapproximately 20 x 15.75mm,surrounded by pavé-set circular-cutdiamonds within latticework, signedKeil; estimated total diamond weight:5.00 carats; accompanied by a copy ofthe original receipt from Keil-Miller,1971.Gross weight: 19.7 dwt.; Ring size: 7 1/2provenance:Private Washington, DC collection.$3,000-5,000

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48 160003/5An eighteen karat gold and hardstone‘Alhambra Lucky’ necklace, Van Cleef& Arpelslink chain set with tiger’s eye butterflies,mother-of-pearl clovers, malachite leaves,and carnelian hearts, each framed in 18 karatyellow gold; signed VCA 750 BL163685;accompanied by the certificate of authenticityfrom 2008, a copy of the original invoice, and

original box and pouch.Gross weight: 30.2 dwt.;

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49 160110/1A fourteen karat gold necklace, CraigDraketwisted wire motif double link necklacetogether with a pair of earringsconstructed from links.Gross weight: 106.5 dwt.; Necklacelength: 21 3/4 in.; Earring length: 1 in.$3,000-5,000

50 160187/1A diamond and fourteen karat goldringcentering an old European-cut diamond;weighing approximately 1.30 carats.Gross weight: 5.5 dwt.; Ring size: 8 1/2$2,500-3,500

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51 168001/24An eighteen karat gold and gem-set rabbit brooch, VanCleef & Arpelsfrancethe body of 18 karat yellow gold ropetwist strands, set withcabochon emerald eye and faceted ruby nose, accentedwith round single-cut diamonds; signed VCA andnumbered 94697.Gross weight: 7.6 dwt.; Length: 1 1/2 in.$1,500-2,000

52 152378/183An opal, rock crystal, plastic, emerald, diamond andplatinum top gold necklacewith round opal beads graduating from 3.5 to 11.0mm andset to the front with rondelle spacers.Gross weight: 25.9 dwt.; Length: 26 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector, Joan Brooks$1,200-1,800

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54 160242/3A double diamond gold ringdiesinger and dolanset with two diamonds, estimated total diamond weight: 1.90carats; within a scrolling gold circular-cut diamond surround;stamped D&D.Ring size: 7$1,500-2,000

Lots 55 and 56:Franz Xavier Zirnkilton began his career as a goldsmith inAustria. There he worked as an apprentice for the RoyalCrown jewelers to the Austrian royal family before emigratingto Philadelphia and opening his own firm in the late 1800’s. Inaddition to his unique jewelry designs, Zirnkilton producedmany decorative pieces using unique materials including shelland even coconut, many of which were donated to thePhiladelphia Museum of Art were they reside to this day.

55 160242/1Two eighteen karat tri-color gold and diamond rosebroochesattributed to fx zirnkiltonboth of highly textured design, one open rose set withcircular-cut diamonds, the other a rose bud stem accented bydiamonds.Length: 23/4 in. (larger). Length: 2 1/2 in. (smaller).$1,200-1,500

56 160242/2A Retro eighteen and fourteen karat two-tone gold anddiamond bow brooch and earringsattributed to fx zirnkiltondesigned as a polished rose and yellow gold brooch accentedby a circular-cut diamond tie; together with matchingearrings.Length: 2 3/4 in. (brooch). Length: 3/4 in. (earrings).$1,000-1,500

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59 152378/95An eighteen karat gold bracelettextured geometric links completed by ahidden clasp.Weight: 45.1 dwt.; Length: 6 1/2 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,500-2,500

57 152378/171A pair of diamond, sapphire andeighteen karat gold giraffe brooches,Tiffany & Co.1991round sapphire-set eyes and roundbrilliant-cut diamond set horns; signedTiffany & Co. © 1991 Germany 750.Gross weight: 29.3 dwt.;Lengths: 2 3/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,000-1,500

58 160177/2A Victorian seed pearl and eighteenkarat gold bracelet19th centuryhinged bangle set with seed pearls andetruscan style domes with granulatedbeadwork.Gross weight: 34.0 dwt.; Length: 6 in.$1,400-1,800


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60 152378/87An eighteen karat gold necklaceflat curb link chain.Weight: 140.8 dwt.; Length: 24 1/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks.$4,500-6,500

61 152378/159A pair of diamond, opal and fourteenkarat gold bracelets, La Triompheitalyflexible oval shape links each centeringone oval opal accented by roundbrilliant-cut diamonds on a texturedfloral background; estimated totaldiamond weight: 1.45 carats.Gross weight: 49.9 dwt.;Length: 7 1/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,500-2,500

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64 152378/198A diamond and eighteen karat two-tone gold rose clip broochcentering one old European-cutdiamond weighing approximately: 0.90carat; petals set with old European andold mine-cut diamonds, stem andleaves set with marquise and single-cutdiamonds; estimated total remainingdiamond weight: 1.85 carats.Gross weight: 23.2 dwt.; Length: 3 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,600-2,200

62 152378/117A diamond and eighteen karat two-tone gold rotating sphere ringthe white gold sphere pavé-set withround brilliant-cut diamonds; estimatedtotal diamond weight: 7.65 carats.Gross weight: 8.4 dwt.; Ring size: 3 1/2provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,500-2,500

63 152378/57An eighteen karat gold braceletwide strap bracelet with texturedpanther-style links.Weight: 59.1 dwt.; Length: 6 3/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$2,000-3,000


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65 152378/56A fourteen and eighteen karat gold necklace and braceletitalyboth with white gold wrap around on fluted rope chain;necklace in 14 karat gold, bracelet in 18 karat gold.Necklace weight: 60.1 dwt.; Bracelet weight: 25.6 dwt.;Necklace length: 30 in.; Bracelet length: 8 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector, Joan Brooks$2,500-3,500

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66 152378/98A diamond and eighteen karat gold bangleoval motif center with white gold top set with round brilliant-cut diamonds; estimated total diamond weight: 2.10 carats.Gross weight: 49.7 dwt.; Length: 6 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector, Joan Brooks$2,000-3,000

67 152378/80A diamond and eighteen karat gold bangle braceletitalyhinged bangle highlighting “V” motif center set with roundbrilliant-cut diamonds; estimated total diamond weight: 1.05carats.Gross weight: 59.7 dwt.; Length: 6 3/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector, Joan Brooks$2,000-3,000


68 155055/47An eighteen karat gold bangle watch, Gubelinlady g17 jewel movement, calibre 2512, free form design, case no.218016, blue enamel dial.Gross weight: 41.7 dwt.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M. Wolf, Elkins Park,Pennsylvania$1,200-1,800

69 152378/163A diamond and fourteen karat gold bracelet, HammermanBros.square profile with fluted design set with round brilliant-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamond weight: 1.80 carats.Gross weight: 37.3 dwt.; Length: 6 1/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector, Joan Brooks$1,400-1,800

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70 152378/138A diamond and eighteen karat gold necklacetextured chevron motif set with fourteen roundbrilliant-cut diamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 1.80 carats.Gross weight: 61.5 dwt.; Length: 14 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector, Joan Brooks$2,500-3,500

71 152378/108A diamond, enamel, emerald and fourteen karatgold pendantin the form of a frog, set throughout with roundbrilliant-cut diamonds, emerald set eyes and anenamel bow on one back leg, all mounted on acircular disk; estimated total diamond weight: 4.60carats.Gross weight: 19.4 dwt.; Length: 2 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector, Joan Brooks$2,000-3,000

72 152378/14A diamond, enamel, sapphire and fourteen karatgold pendant-broochin the form of a frog, set throughout with roundbrilliant and single-cut diamonds, sapphire set eyesand an enamel bow on one back leg; estimated totaldiamond weight: 4.15 carats.Gross weight: 26.4 dwt.; Length: 2 3/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector, Joan Brooks$1,500-2,500

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73 155055/32A diamond and fourteen karat two-tone gold bracelet and charmset throughout with numerous roundbrilliant-cut diamonds; estimated totaldiamond weight: 4.75 carats.Gross weight: 43.3 dwt.;Length: 7 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$2,500-3,500

74 160128/10A diamond and fourteen karat goldpendant and necklacethe round brilliant-cut diamond,weighing approximately 2.50 carats.Gross weight: 4.2 dwt.;Length: 18 1/4 in.provenance:From the Estate of Maxine KravitzEisman.$6,500-8,500

75 155055/30A diamond and eighteen karat goldring with a pair of fitted bandscentering one old European-cutdiamond, weighing approximately 2.95carats; flanked by four baguette-cutdiamonds; estimated total baguettediamond weight: 0.80 carat;accompanied by two eighteen karat goldbands set with round brilliant-cutdiamonds; total diamond weight for thebands approximately: 1.80 carats.Gross weight: 8.6 dwt.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$8,000-12,000


76 155055/58An eighteen karat gold braceletswissdomed curb link, signed Swiss GF.Weight: 71.1 dwt. Length: 8 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$2,000-3,000

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77 155055/24An eighteen karat gold necklacecomprised of heavy links, signed Germany MM.Weight: 124.8 dwt; Length: 17 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M. Wolf, Elkins Park,Pennsylvania$3,500-5,500

78 155055/33An enhanced diamond, diamond and fourteen karat goldringcentering one pear-shaped diamond, estimated weight: 5.65carats; accented by princess-cut diamonds, estimated totalremaining diamond weight: 0.65 carat; accompanied byoriginal receipt and appraisal evaluation from Gauthier, 2002;diamond has been laser drilled.Gross weight: 12.4 dwt. Ring size: 4 1/2 (with sizing beads)provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M. Wolf, Elkins Park,Pennsylvania$15,000-25,000

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81 152070/4A fluorite, diamond and eighteen karatgold pendant brooch, Herman DeRoosmid-century modern design of a stylizedflower centering one round fluoriteweighing approximately: 81 carats;accented by round brilliant-cutdiamonds.Gross weight: 38.9 dwt.;Length: 2 1/4 in.$2,000-3,000

79 160178/4A South Sea cultured pearl, diamond,crystal and eighteen karat gold broocha carved crystal depictng Joan of Arcwith a round brilliant-cut diamond setcap draped with light grey-whitebaroque pearls, measuringapproximately 10 x 12mm up to 16 x12mm each; estimated total diamondweight: 2.75 carats.Gross weight: 42.1 dwt; Height: 2.75 in.$1,500-2,500

80 152588/1A diamond and platinum ringballerina style ring centering onemarquise-shape diamond, weighingapproximately 1.90 carats andsurrounded by baguette-cut diamonds;estimated total remaining diamondweight: 1.60 carats.Gross weight: 4.9 dwt.; Ring size: 6$3,000-5,000


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82 152378/73A diamond and fourteen karat goldbracelettwo rows of textured beads separatedby white gold chevron shape settingswith round brilliant and single-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 2.30 carats.Gross weight: 69.2 dwt.; Length: 6 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,800-2,500

83 152378/114A diamond, sapphire, ruby, andeighteen karat gold clip-broochsurmounted by the bust of a womanaccented by marquise-shape sapphires,oval rubies and single-cut diamonds;estimated total diamond weight: 1.30carats.Gross weight: 26.4 dwt.; Length: 3 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,500-2,500

84 160128/3A diamond and eighteen karat goldbraceletwave pattern bracelet centeringnumerous round brilliant-cut diamonds;estimated total diamond weight: 7.25carats.Gross weight: 39.7 dwt.;Length: 6 1/2 in.provenance:From the Estate of Maxine KravitzEisman.$3,000-5,000

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87 160178/2*A ruby, diamond, and eighteen karatgold broochin the form of a flower with round rubyset petals; estimated total ruby weight:15.70 carats; with a round brilliant-cutdiamond set center; estimated totaldiamond weight: 1.05 carats.Gross weight: 14.3 dwt.; Length: 2 in.$1,500-2,500

85 152378/142A diamond and eighteen karat two-tone gold necklace, Craig Drakepanther style links with white goldcenter section set with round brilliant-cut diamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 4.25 carats.Gross weight: 52.7 dwt.;Length: 14 1/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$2,800-3,500

86 152378/4*A collection of three diamond, rubyand eighteen karat gold bee broochesset with round brilliant-cut diamonds,two with ruby set eyes, one withdiamond set eyes; estimated totaldiamond weight: 4.50 carats.Gross weight: 18.1 dwt.; Length: 1 1/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,800-2,500


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88 152378/169A diamond and eighteen karat two-tone gold bracelethollow convex-form with alternatingsections of fluted links and white goldlinks set with round brilliant-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 2.40 carats.Gross weight: 50.6 dwt.;Length: 7 3/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,800-2,500

89 152378/28A diamond and textured eighteen karatgold braceletalternating textured and white gold linksset with round brilliant-cut diamonds;estimated total diamond weight: 4.05carats; with French marks.Gross weight: 48.0 dwt.; Length: 7 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$2,500-3,500

90 152378/89A braided wire eighteen karat goldbraceletinterlocking links of finely braided wire.Weight: 24.9 dwt.; Length: 9 1/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,000-1,500

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92 152378/41An eighteen karat gold satin texturedbraceletitalylarge domed link bracelet with satinfinish and hidden clasp.Weight: 59.7 dwt.; Length: 8 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$2,000-3,000

93 152378/26An eighteen karat gold link braceletitalycircular links with bamboo motifconnectors.Weight: 47.3 dwt.; Length: 8 in.;Width: 33 1/2 mm.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,800-2,500

91 151573/8An emerald, diamond and eighteen karatgold necklacecentering a heart-shaped emerald weighingapproximately: 5.00 carats; in a roundbrilliant-cut diamond surround on a bar linknecklace with full-cut diamond spacers;total diamond weight approximately: 2.20carats.Gross weight: 13.4 dwt.; Length: 17 1/2 in.provenance:Accompanied by AGL report #CS 68018,dated May 26, 2015, stating that theemerald is Colombian with minor clarityenhancement.$7,000-9,000


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94 152070/3A rare green tourmaline, diamond, andeighteen karat white gold pendantnecklace, Grimacirca 1975from the “Sticks and Stones” collection,suspending a green tourmaline crystalaccentuated by textured white goldterminals accentuated by roundbrilliant-cut diamonds, suspended froma textured white gold collar; signedGrima A.G. Ltd, with London hallmarks;mounted in 18 karat white gold; withoriginal pouch.Gross weight: 69 dwt.; Length ofpendant: 5 1/2 in. Length of collar: 16 in.note:Andrew Grima is one of Europe’s mostcelebrated jewelers who redefinedmodern jewelry design in the 1960’s.Known for his innovative work withsemi-polished and rough gemstonesand minerals, Grima ‘s clientele rangedfrom Royalty to celebrity and gainedinternational fame with his uniquedesigns.$3,500-5,500

95 151573/11A Retro diamond and platinumpendant broochset with round, baguette and marquise-cut diamonds in a spray and ribbonmotif; estimated total diamond weight:6.60 carats.Gross weight: 12.3 dwt.; Length: 2 1/4 in.$2,500-3,500

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98 152378/148An opal, diamond and eighteen karatgold flower broocheach centering an oval opal measuringapproximately 20 x 15mm and accentedby round brilliant-cut diamonds;estimated total diamond weight: 1.50carats.Gross weight: 27.7 dwt.;Length: 3 1/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,800-2,500

96 151420/24An emerald, diamond and fourteenkarat gold ringcentering a pear-shaped emeraldweighing approximately: 6.00 carats; ina baguette-cut diamond ballerinasurround; estimated total diamondweight: 2.45 carats.Gross weight: 5.9 dwt.; Ring size: 7 1/2$2,500-3,500

97 152378/104A diamond and eighteen karat goldbraceletfrenchthree row domed hobnail motif linkseach set with a round brilliant-cutdiamond, estimated total diamondweight: 2.30 carats; clasp with Frenchmarks.Gross weight: 34.3 dwt.; Length: 7 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$2,500-3,500


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99 152248/3A yellow sapphire, diamond, andeighteen karat gold ringcentering a bezel-set oval brilliant-cutsapphire, measuring 13.6 x 9.7 x 6.3mm;flanked by square step-cut diamonds,estimated total diamond weight: .30carat.Gross weight: 21.4 in.; Ring size: 13 1/2provenance:Accompanied by GIA report #1152883178, dated February 04, 2014,stating that the sapphire is orangyyellow with indications of heat.$3,000-5,000

100 152378/81A diamond, emerald and eighteenkarat gold bracelettextured links depicting lion’s heads andcircular connectors in door knockermotif, alternating emerald and roundbrilliant-cut diamond set eyes.Gross weight: 52.7 dwt.;Length: 7 1/2 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,800-2,500

101 151420/20An emerald, diamond and fourteenkarat gold pendantcentering a pear-shaped emeraldweighing approximately: 13.05 carats; ina round brilliant-cut diamond surround;estimated total diamond weight: 1.60carats.Gross weight: 8.0 dwt.; Length: 1 1/2 in.$3,500-5,500

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104 151961/59A yellow sapphire, diamond andfourteen karat gold ringcentering a modified cushion-cut yellowsapphire, weighing approximately: 10.60carats; flanked by baguette-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 1.20 carats.Gross weight: 9.4 dwt.; Ring size: 7$1,000-1,500

102 160178/1A diamond and eighteen karat goldbracelettextured knot motif with white goldborders set with round brilliant-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 1.50 carats.Gross weight: 51.1 dwt.; Length: 7 in.$2,000-3,000

103 151867/2*A Retro diamond, ruby and fourteenkarat gold jarretière braceletbrick work style links with single andfull-cut diamond buckle accented withcalibré-cut rubies; estimated totaldiamond weight: 0.60 carat.Gross weight: 25.4 dwt.; Longestlength: 6 1/2 in. (adjustable)provenance:From a private Massachusetts estate.$1,000-1,500


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105 151275/4A diamond and eighteen karat goldriviere necklaceset with graduated round brilliant-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 11.85 carats.Gross weight: 12.9 dwt.; Length: 15 in.$9,000-14,000

106 160176/1A diamond, platinum and eighteenkarat gold ringcentering a round brilliant-cut diamond,weighing 4.16 carats.Gross weight: 3.0 dwt.; Ring size: 6 1/2provenance:Accompanied by GIA report #5171496857, dated February 18, 2016stating that the diamond is Q-R colorand VS-1 clarity.$25,000-35,000

107 158141/9A fourteen karat yellow gold braceletdesigned as a strap with honey-combpattern links accented by single-cutdiamonds set in 14 karat white gold.Gross weight: 34.0 dwt.;Length: 6 3/4 in. Width: 3/4 in.$1,000-1,500

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110 160245/3A rubellite, diamond, and eighteenkarat white gold ring, Charles Krypellcentering an oval rubellite weighing 2.79carats, accented by two rows of roundbrilliant-cut diamonds; estimated totaldiamond weight: 0.90 carat.Gross weight: 5.1 dwt.; Ring size: 6 1/2$1,200-1,800

108 160124/1A diamond and fourteen karat rosegold ‘crossover’ bangle braceletdesigned as an ‘X’ motif set with round-cut diamonds, estimated total diamondweight: 1.75 carats; mounted in 14 karatrose gold.Gross weight: 10.2 dwt.$2,500-3,000

109 160248/7A diamond and eighteen karat goldlong chain necklacecomprised of pierced navette linksalternating with collet-set roundbrilliant-cut diamonds; estimated totaldiamond weight: 3.80 carats.Gross weight: 16.2 dwt.; Length: 40 in.$2,500-3,500


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111 160126/3Pair of pink tourmaline, diamond, andeighteen karat gold earringseach set with an oval cabochon-cut pinktourmaline measuring approximately 21x 16 x 6.3mm, surrounded by circular-cut diamonds, mounted in 18 karatyellow gold.Gross weight: 8.9 dwt.; Length: 1 in.$2,500-3,000

112 160128/6A cultured pearl, diamond, and rubynecklacecomposed of forty-seven cultured pearlsmeasuring approximately 9.0mm;completed by a diamond, ruby, and 18karat gold clasp, estimated totaldiamond weight: 2.75 carats; estimatedtotal ruby weight: 3.0 carats.Gross weight: 40.6 dwt.; Length: 19 in.provenance:From the Estate of Maxine KravitzEisman.$1,800-2,500

113 160128/4A pair of ruby, diamond, and eighteenkarat gold earringsrounded triangular-shaped set withround-cut diamonds and channel-setrubies, estimated total diamond weight:1.90 carats; estmated total ruby weight:3.00 carats; mounted in 18 karat yellowgold.Gross weight: 11.6 dwt.; Length: 3/4 in.provenance:From the Estate of Maxine KravitzEisman.$900-1,400

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116 152378/166An eighteen karat gold braceletitalysemi-flexible design by coiled innerspring (spring not tested for metalcontent).Weight: 69.4 dwt.; Length: 6 1/4 in. provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$2,400-2,800

114 152378/112A diamond, enamel and eighteen karatgold bangle bracelethinged bangle with geometric pattern inwhite gold and set with round brilliant-cut diamonds against a black enamelbackground; estimated total diamondweight: 5.40 carats.Gross weight: 90.5 dwt.;Length: 6 1/2 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$5,500-7,500

115 151275/19A diamond, fourteen karat two-tonegold and rhodium bangle braceletthe wide hinged bangle centering apavé-set diamond triangle; estimatedtotal diamond weight: 4.25 carats.Gross weight: 64.8 dwt.; Insidelength: 6 1/2 in. Width: 38mm$4,500-6,500


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117 152378/180An eighteen karat gold necklaceitalydesigned as a polished curb-link chain.Weight: 76.0 dwt.; Length: 17 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$2,400-2,800

118 152378/72A diamond and eighteen karat goldbangle braceletgeometric top set with round brilliant-cut diamonds in white gold; estimatedtotal diamond weight: 1.50 carats.Gross weight: 39.4 dwt.; Length: 6 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,800-2,500

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121 152589/1A diamond and eighteen karat goldringcentering an emerald-cut diamondweighing approximately: 1.30 carats;within textured 18 karat yellow goldcrescent moon setting.Gross weight: 7.1 dwt.; Ring size: 5 1/2$4,500-6,500

119 152378/313An opal, diamond and eighteen karatgold brooch and bangleconsisting of a dimensional texturedbrooch and bangle set with oval opalsand round brilliant-cut diamonds;estimated total diamond weight: 1.30carats.Gross weight: 49.8 dwt.; Braceletlength: 6 1/4 in.; Pin length: 1 3/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,800-2,500

120 155055/26A diamond and eighteen karat goldleaf motif broochset throughout with round brilliant-cutdiamonds with baguette-cut diamondborder; estimated total diamond weight:7.55 carats; accompanied by originalreceipt from Chantal, 1993.Gross weight: 13.7 dwt.;Length: 4 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$2,500-3,500


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122 155055/37A garnet and eighteen karat gold ringcentering a cushion-shaped garnetweighing approximately 27.50 carats;signed Swiss.Gross weight: 13.0 dwt.; Ring size: 5 1/2provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$2,000-3,000

123 151275/5*An aquamarine, diamond, ruby andfourteen karat gold necklacecentering a pear-shaped aquamarinedrop weighing approximately: 32.00carats; in a pavé-set diamond surround,topped by a marquise-cut rubyweighing approximately: 0.90 carat; ona pavé-set diamond accented chain;estimated total diamond weight: 3.50carats.Gross weight: 28.8 dwt.;Length: 18 1/4 in.; Length ofdrop: 1 3/4 in.$5,000-7,000

124 152378/107A diamond, enamel, ruby and eighteenkarat gold brooch, Mobadepicting a baby turtle on mother’s backwith champlevé enamel shelldecoration, ruby set eyes and accentedby round brilliant and single-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 1.80 carats.Gross weight: 22.0 dwt.;Length: 2 1/2 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,000-1,500

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127 160245/4A ruby, diamond, and eighteen karatgold ringcentering one oval ruby weighingapproximately 1.05 carats; accented byround brilliant and baguette-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 1.75 carats.Gross weight: 4.8 dwt.; Ring size: 6$1,400-1,800

125 152378/91A fourteen karat gold necklacegraduated flexible tubogas chokernecklace.Weight: 61.8 dwt.; Length: 15 1/2 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,500-2,500

126 151420/22An emerald, diamond and fourteenkarat gold pendantdesigned as a heart centering a pear-shaped emerald weighingapproximately: 7.45 carats; in a pavé-setdiamond surround; estimated totaldiamond weight: 2.85 carats.Gross weight: 9.0 dwt.; Length: 1 1/2 in.$2,500-3,500


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128 155055/20A pair of diamond and eighteen karat gold earringspavé-set with numerous round brilliant-cut diamonds;estimated total weight approximately: 32.00 carats.Gross weight: 24.9 dwt,; Length: 2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M. Wolf, Elkins Park,Pennsylvania$10,000-15,000

129 152378/161A diamond and eighteen karat gold braceletalternating fluted and round brilliant-cut diamond set links;estimated total diamond weight: 4.50 carats.Gross weight: 40.8 dwt.; Length: 7 1/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector, Joan Brooks$2,800-3,500

130 151420/56A colored diamond, diamond and eighteen karat gold ringcentering a pear-shaped yellow diamond weighing: 8.55carats (diamond not tested for origin of color); flanked bychannel-set baguette-cut diamonds.Gross weight: 6.0 dwt.; Ring size: 6 1/4$20,000-30,000

131 160260/4An emerald and eighteen karat gold ringset with an emerald-cut emerald measuring approximately 8.1x 7.0 x 3.73mm and weighing approximately 1.50 carats;mounted in a gypsy setting.Gross weight: 6.9 dwt.; Ring size: 6 3/4provenance:Accompanied by AGL report #CS 71773 dated December 4,2015, stating Colombian and insignificant clarityenhancement.$3,000-5,000

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132 152162/3A pair of diamond, eighteen karat goldand platinum ‘Coffee Bean’ earrings,Cartierparis, circa 1950’sstylized coffee beans in a floret patternwith round brilliant-cut diamonds inplatinum setting; estimated totaldiamond weight: 2.75 carats; signedCartier Inc. France 18Kt and Frenchassay marks.Gross weight: 12.0 dwt.; Length: 1 in.$8,000-12,000

133 152162/4An eighteen karat gold ‘Coffee Bean’necklaceattributed to cartier, circa 1950’sstylized coffee bean pendants attachedto an eighteen karat yellow goldneckchain.Weight: 29.4 dwt.; Length: 14 1/4 in.$7,000-9,000


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134 160260/5An aquamarine and eighteen karat gold necklace, Melleriosuspended by a heart-shaped aquamarine weighingapproximately 75.00 carats; on a double row of 18 karatyellow gold flexible chain; signed Mellerio, Paris 786BR.Length: 14 1/2 in.$10,000-15,000

135 152418/1A colored diamond and platinum ringthe round brilliant-cut diamond weighing 4.87 carats.Gross weight: 5.5 dwt.; Ring size: 4 1/2provenance:Accompanied by GIA report # 2125160773, dated May 17,2010, stating that the diamond is W to X color range andVS-1 clarity.$15,000-25,000


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136 152378/197A Retro diamond and platinum clipbroochcirca 1950the scroll-form brooch with twoarticulated tassles, set throughout withround brilliant, old European, old mine,single and baguette-cut diamonds;estimated total diamond weight: 11.40 carats.Gross weight: 20.5 dwt.;Length: 2 3/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$5,000-7,000

137 168004/1A sapphire, diamond, and platinumringcentering an oval-cut sapphire, weighingapproximately 3.50 carats; flanked bytriangular-shaped diamonds; estimatedtotal diamond weight: 1.00 carat;mounted in platinum.Gross weight: 4.2 dwt.; Ring size: 8 1/2provenance:Accompanied by AGL report #CS1074103 dated March 22, 2016, statingBurma origin with no evidence of heator enhancement.$7,000-9,000

138 160126/2A pink sapphire and diamond ringcentering a oval-shaped pink sapphire,weighing approximately 2.80 carats;framed by round-cut diamonds;estimated total diamond weight: 1.00carat; mounted in 18 karat gold.Gross weight: 7.2 dwt.; Ring size: 6 3/4provenance:Accompanied by a copy of AGL report# CS 84648, dated June 4, 2015,stating Ceylon origin with no evidenceof heat or enhancement.$5,000-7,000

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141 155055/45An enamel and eighteen karat gold‘Paillonne’ bangle bracelet,Schlumberger, Tiffany & Co.francered enamel sections separated by raisedgold and featuring stylized cones andchevron shape accents; accompanied byoriginal appraisal from Tiffany & Co.,2000.Gross weight: 96.2 dwt.; Width: 18mm.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania.$20,000-30,000

139 155055/46An enamel and eighteen karat gold ‘Paillonne’ bangle bracelet.Schlumberger, Tiffany & Co.franceblue enamel sections separated by raised gold and alternating bead anddiamond shape accents; accompanied by original appraisal from Tiffany &Co., 2003.Gross weight: 105.2 dwt.; Width: 18mmprovenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M. Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania.$25,000-35,000

140 155055/57A pair of enamel and eighteen karatgold ‘Paillonne’ earrings,Schlumberger, Tiffany & Co.francered enamel in a gold quilt and beadmotif decoration.Gross weight: 18.3 dwt.; Length: 1 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$2,500-3,500


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144 160128/5A diamond, eighteen and fourteenkarat gold band, Schlumbergerfive rows of yellow gold with four whitegold “X’s” set with round brilliant-cutdiamonds, estimated total diamondweight: 1.10 carats; with 14 karat goldinner support bands.Gross weight: 10.0 dwt.; Ring size: 5 3/4provenance:From the Estate of Maxine KravitzEisman.$1,000-1,500

142 160124/5A pair of ruby, diamond, and eighteenkarat gold ear-clipsdesigned as three-quarter hoops setwith circular-cut diamonds alternatingby sections of circular-cut rubies;estimated total diamond weight: 3.50carats, mounted in 18 karat yellow gold.Gross weight: 19.4 dwt.; Length: 1 1/4 in.$5,000-7,000

143 152497/1A diamond and eighteen karat yellowand rose gold bracelet, HammermanBros.two rows of bead textured links withalternating rose gold bars and roundbrilliant-cut diamonds; estimated totaldiamond weight: 0.90 carat.Gross weight: 36.8 dwt.; Length: 7 in.$3,000-5,000


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146 152378/149A pair of enamel, plique-à-jour,diamond and eighteen karat gold beebroochesitalyboth with yellow and black guillochéenameled thorax, one with pavé-setcircular-cut diamond wings, estimatedtotal diamond weight: 2.40 carats; onewith plique-à-jour enameled wings andsingle-cut diamonds; one signed Moba.Gross weight: 25.4 dwt.;Lengths: 1 1/2 in. (both)provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,500-2,500

147 152378/195A black opal and diamond ringcentering one oval opal measuringapproximately 18.7 x 13.8 x 7.5mmsurrounded by round brilliant-cutdiamonds and single-cut diamond setshoulders; estimated total diamondweight: 2.10 carats.Gross weight: 7.5 dwt.; Ring size: 6provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$3,000-5,000

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148 121475/6A pair of emerald, diamond, andeighteen karat gold pendant earringseach centering pear-shaped emerald;estimated total emerald weight 5.00carats; surrounded by marquise-cutdiamonds; suspendend from a circular-cut diamond; estimated total diamondweight: 5.00 carats; further enhancedby marquise-cut emeralds.Gross weight: 10.6 dwt.; Length: 1 1/2 in.provenance:Estate of Arleen Hesse, Washington,D.C.$4,000-6,000

149 160260/2A pair of emerald, sapphire andplatinum braceletsone set with circular-cut emeralds,estimated total weight 5.00 carats; theother set with sapphires, estimated totalweight: 6.00 carats; both mounted inplatinum basket settings.Emerald bracelet: 7 in.; Sapphirebracelet: 6 3/4 in.$3,000-5,000


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150 160126/1A sapphire, diamond, and platinum slide pendantset with an oval faceted sapphire, weighing approximately8.95 carats; surrounded by circular and baguette-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamond weight: 1.50 carats,mounted in platinum; platinum chain.Gross weight: 10.9 dwt.; Length: 16 1/2 in.; Pendantlength: 7/8 in.$4,000-6,000

151 160248/1A diamond and eighteen karat gold braceletthe wide strap bracelet set throughout with round brilliant andsingle-cut diamonds; estimated total diamond weight: 5.50carats.Gross weight: 53.4 dwt.; Length: 7 1/2 in.$4,500-6,500

152 160260/3A sapphire and diamond ringcentered by an oval sapphire weighing 7.62 carats; flanked byoval-cut diamonds, estimated total diamond weight: .90 carat;mounted in platinum.Gross weight: 4.8 dwt.; Ring size: 6provenance:Accompanied by AGL report #CS 1073227 dated February 9,2016, stating Ceylon in origin with evidence of heat.$10,000-15,000

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155 155055/61A colored diamond, diamond, enameland eighteen karat white gold necklaceset with one marquise-shape coloreddiamond (diamond not tested for originof color); weighing approximately: 2.15carats; accented by round brilliant-cutdiamonds; estimated total remainingdiamond weight: 1.75 carats; on a blueenamel background.Gross weight: 51.3 dwt.;Length: 16 1/2 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$4,000-6,000

153 151961/60A tanzanite, diamond and fourteen karatwhite gold ringcentering a rectangular scissor-cutmeasuring approximately 12.9 x 10.3 x7.3mm weighing approximately 8.00 carats,flanked by princess-cut diamonds; estimatedtotal diamond weight: 1.80 carats.Gross weight: 11.4 dwt.; Ring size: 7$2,000-3,000

154 152611/1A diamond and platinum ring and bandset with round brilliant-cut diamondweighing approximately 2.15 carats; togetherwith a diamond-set band mounted inplatinum, the band signed Tiffany & Co.Gross weight: 5.9 dwt.; Ring size: 4 3/4; Bandsize: 5 1/2$10,000-15,000


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156 155055/22A sapphire, diamond and eighteenkarat white gold bracelet watch,Gubelin18 jewel movement, dial pave-set withround brilliant-cut diamonds, estimatedtotal diamond weight: 1.91 carats;accented by baguette-cut sapphires,estimated total sapphire weight: 4.38carats.Gross weight: 65.3 dwt.; Length: 7 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$2,500-3,500

157 160248/2An unmounted pear-shaped diamondweighing 3.76 carats.$10,000-15,000

158 151961/61A tanzanite, diamond, and eighteenkarat white gold ringof ballerina design, centering a square-cut tanzanite weighing approximately13.50 carats; framed by an undulatinground and baguette-cut diamondsurround; estimated total diamondweight: 3.40 carats; mounted in 18 karatwhite gold.Gross weight: 11.3 dwt.; Ring size: 7 3/4$2,500-3,500

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162 152378/349A diamond and platinum line braceletset with round brilliant-cut diamonds;estimated total diamond weight: 8.40carats.Gross weight: 19.0 dwt.; Length: 7 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$4,000-6,000

159 151420/4An emerald, diamond and fourteenkarat gold pendant necklaceitalyfigaro chain centering marquise-cut andpavé-set diamonds terminating in apear-shaped emerald weighingapproximately: 27.80 carats; estimatedtotal diamond weight: 2.20 carats.Gross weight: 23.1 dwt.;Length: 16 3/4 in.provenance:Accompanied by AGL report #CS68934, dated July 15, 2015, stating thatthe emerald is Colombian with minorclarity enhancement.$10,000-15,000

160 160327/2A diamond and eighteen karat goldringof bombé design centered by a bezel-set heart-shaped diamond weighingapproximately 2.00 carats; within apavé-set circular-cut diamond surround;estimated total remaining diamondweight: 4.35 carats; mounted in 18 karatwhite and yellow gold; with Italianhallmarks.Ring size: 7$5,000-7,000

161 152378/43A diamond and platinum top eighteenkarat gold braceletattributed to tiffany & co.alternating eighteen karat yellow goldand platinum top eighteen karat gold setwith round brilliant-cut diamonds;estimated total diamond weight: 3.15carats.Gross weight: 36.7 dwt.;Length: 6 3/4 in.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$2,500-3,500


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163 155055/49A diamond, black onyx and eighteenkarat white gold bangle bracelethinged bypass design with roundbrilliant-cut diamond border, estimatedtotal diamond weight: 1.00 carat.Gross weight: 31.8 dwt.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$1,500-2,500

164 155055/18A pair of Tahitian cultured pearl,diamond and fourteen karat white goldear-clipsset with round brilliant and baguette-cutdiamonds, estimated total diamondweight: 3.85 carats.Gross weight: 13.1 dwt.; Length: 1 1/4 in.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$1,000-1,500

165 152378/20A pair of matching diamond andfourteen karat white gold braceletsbox link line bracelets set with roundbrilliant-cut diamonds; estimated totaldiamond weight: 6.20 carats.Gross weight: 17.4 dwt.;Lengths: 7 1/4 in. (both)provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,800-2,000

166 152649/1A star sapphire, diamond and platinumringcentering a cabochon sapphire,weighing approximately: 4.50 carats;accented by round brilliant-cutdiamonds, mounted in platinum.Gross weight: 5.3 dwt.; Ring size: 5 3/4$1,500-2,500

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169 152378/39A mabe pearl, diamond, platinum andeighteen karat white gold ringcentering one 15mm mabe pearlsurrounded by round brilliant-cutdiamonds and shank set with full andsingle-cut diamonds; estimated totaldiamond weight: 3.15 carats; platinumtop and shank with white gold gallery.Gross weight: 9.9 dwt.; Ring size: 6(with sizing spring)provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$2,000-3,000

167 160327/1A sapphire, diamond, and eighteenkarat gold bombé ringcentered by an oval sapphire weighing7.90 carats; within a heart-shaped,marquise and circular-cut diamondsurround, estimated total diamondweight: 6.20 carats; mounted in 18 karatwhite gold; one diamond deficient.Ring size: 7$7,000-9,000

168 152000/1A diamond, fourteen karat white goldand platinum pendant necklaceset with an emerald-cut diamondweighing: 2.17 carats.Length: 15 1/4 in.provenance:Accompanied by GIA report #5172277131, dated August 14, 2015,stating that the diamond is N color andVS-2 clarity.$4,000-6,000


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170 158141/6An aquamarine, diamond and platinumbrooch and earringsthe brooch set with an oval aquamarinemeasuring approximately 17.0 x 15.0mmwithin a diamond-set pierced platinum-topped yellow gold openwork mount;together with a pair of emerald-cutaquamarine earrings measuringapproximately 13.5 x 10.5mm, set inplatinum, surrounded by circular-cutdiamonds, with fourteen karat whitegold findings.Gross weight: 18.3 dwt.; Earringlength: approx. 1 in. Broochlength: 2 1/4 in.$1,000-1,500

171 160119/1A diamond, fourteen karat gold andplatinum ringfeaturing one emerald-cut diamondweighing: 1.70 carats.Gross weight: 2.2 dwt.; Ring size: 6provenance:Accompanied by GIA report#2173478722, dated February 4, 2016,stating that the diamond is E color withVVS-2 clarity.$7,500-9,500

172 151991/1An unmounted diamonda round brilliant-cut diamond weighing:2.02 carats.provenance:Accompanied by GIA report #5172143721, dated May 6, 2015, statingthat the diamond is E color and VS-1clarity.$20,000-30,000

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175 160248/5A pair of diamond and eighteen karatwhite gold earringseach centering a round brilliant-cutdiamond weighing 1.02 and 0.91 caratrespectively; accented with roundbrilliant-cut diamonds; estimated totalremaining diamond weight: 3.25 carats.Gross weight: 6.0 dwt.; Length: 1 3/4 in.$3,500-5,500

173 160249/4A diamond and platinum necklacethe fine trace-link chain collet-set withold European-cut diamonds, estimatedtotal diamond weight: 4.20 carats.Gross weight: 5.0 dwt.; Length: 36 in.$4,500-6,500

174 160188/1An Art Deco ruby, diamond, andplatinum ring, Tiffany & Co.centering a cushion-shaped rubyweighing approximately: 0.90 carat andaccented by old European andbaguette-cut diamonds and calibre-cutrubies, signed for Tiffany & Co. withTiffany box.Ring size: 2 1/2provenance:Accompanied by AGL report #CS1073669, dated March 1, 2016stating that the ruby is classified asBurmese in origin and with no evidenceof heat.$7,000-9,000


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176 158153/35A diamond, sapphire, platinum and gold pendant broochcentering one cushion shape sapphire weighingapproximately: 8.65 carats and accented by old European-cutdiamonds.Gross weight: 12.2 dwt.; Necklace length: 17 in.; Broochlength: 1 1/2 in.; Detachable sapphire pendant: 1 in.provenance:Accompanied by AGL report # CS 1073857, dated March 4,2016 stating that the sapphire is classified as Ceylon in originand with no evidence of heat.$5,000-7,000

177 151275/1A Retro diamond and platinum broochswirl motif set with transitional, old European, marquise andbaguette-cut diamonds terminating in diamond-setarticulated drops; estimated total diamond weight: 15.00carats; pin stems are 14 karat white gold.Gross weight: 24.2 dwt.; Length: 3 in.$10,000-15,000

178 152347/1A diamond and platinum ringset with a cut-cornered rectangular-cut diamond weighing5.18 carats; flanked by tapered baguette-cut diamonds;estimated total remaining diamond weight: 1.00 carat.Gross weight: 5.9 dwt.; Ring size: 5 1/4provenance:Accompanied by GIA report # 1176358687 dated on October20, 2015, stating that the diamond is G color and I-1 clarity.$18,000-20,000

179 160149/1An Art Deco aquamarine, diamond, ruby, and platinum ring,C.D. Peacockcentering a square step-cut aquamarine, weighingapproximately: 104 carats; the scroll shaped shoulders setwith full and single-cut diamonds and baguette rubies;accompanied by valuation document from C.D. Peacock.Gross weight: 13.0 dwt.; Ring size: 7 1/4$3,000-5,000

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180 160249/1A diamond and eighteen karat whitegold braceletset with round brilliant-cut diamonds;estimated total diamond weight: 1.75carats.Gross weight: 5.8 dwt.; Length: 7 1/2 in.$1,500-2,500

181 151696/2An Art Deco diamond and platinumringcentering an old European-cut diamondweighing approximately: 1.30 carats;accented by baguette and single-cutdiamonds.Gross weight: 2.6 dwt.; Ring size: 6$2,500-3,500

182 160248/3A diamond and platinum eternity bandset throughout with round brilliant-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 4.50 carats.Gross weight: 5.7 dwt.;Ring size: 6 1/2 in.$1,500-2,500


183 152649/2An unmounted diamondthe emerald-cut diamond weighing 1.90carats; together with an eighteen karatyellow gold fragment.Gross weight: 6.9 dwt.; Ring size: 5 3/4provenance:Accompanied by GIA report#1172487131, dated February 10, 2016,stating that the diamond is D color andVVS-1 clarity.$8,000-12,000

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184 160248/6A diamond and eighteen karat whitegold riviere necklacegraduated round brilliant-cut diamonds,center diamond weighing approximately1.05 carats; estimated total remainingdiamond weight: 18.85 carats.Gross weight: 20.2 dwt.; Length: 17 in.$12,000-18,000

185 160124/2A pair of diamond and eighteen karatgold earringseach pear-shaped drop set withmarquise, pear and square-cutdiamonds within diamond-set teardrophalo, estimated total diamond weight:2.0 carats; mounted in 18 karat whitegold.Gross weight: 3.7 dwt.; Length: 1 1/4 in.$2,000-3,000

186 160124/4A lavender cabochon star sapphire,diamond and platinum ringset with an oval sapphire measuring 11.3x 8.3 x 8.5mm, with a baguette andsingle-cut diamond setting; estimatedweight of sapphire: 8.50 carats,mounted in platinum.Gross weight: 3.9 dwt.; Ring size: 4 1/4$4,000-6,000

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189 160248/8A late Art Deco diamond and platinumstrap braceletfrenchopenwork design set with old European-cut diamonds and single-cut diamonds;estimated total diamond weight: 23.50carats.Gross weight: 39 dwt.; Length: 6 1/4 in.$30,000-50,000

187 160245/1An Art Deco, emerald, diamond, andplatinum braceletcentering one emerald-cut emeraldweighing approximately 1.60 carats;flanked by two old European-cutdiamonds weighing 1.01 and 0.98 caratsrespectively; accented with oldEuropean-cut diamonds; estimated totalremaining diamond weight: 3.50 carats.Gross weight: 14.9 dwt.;Length: 6 1/2 in.$10,000-15,000

188 160259/1An antique diamond and platinum ringthe filigree design centered by a rubysimulant, flanked by old European-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 2.00 carats.Gross weight: 3.4 dwt.; Ring size: 6$3,000-5,000


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190 160248/4A diamond and eighteen karat goldpendant and necklacependant set with a pear-shapeddiamond weighing 1.87 carats.Gross weight: 2.8 dwt.; Length: 18 in.$3,000-5,000

191 160249/3An emerald, diamond and eighteenkarat white gold ringcentering a step-cut emerald weighingapproximately: 8.00 carats; surroundedby tapered baguette and marquise-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 2.45 carats.Gross weight: 6.8 dwt.; Ring size: 5 3/4provenance:Accompanied by GIA report#2175139091, dated May 14, 2015,stating that the emerald is Colombianwith minor clarity enhancement.$12,000-18,000

192 160124/3A pair of diamond and eighteen karatgold earringseach designed as a flower pavé-set withround-cut diamonds, estimated totaldiamond weight: 6.00 carats; mountedin 18 karat white gold.Gross weight: 10.0 dwt.; Length: 1 in.$5,000-7,000

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193 158129/4A diamond, emerald and platinumbraceletwith floret shape links centering roundbrilliant-cut diamonds with round emeraldsurrounds and connected by marquiseshape diamonds; estimated total emeraldweight: 6.50 carats; estimated totaldiamond weight: 4.00 carats.Gross weight: 15.3 dwt.; Length: 7 1/4 in.$1,500-2,500

194 160213/1A diamond and platinum bandcentering a marquise-shape diamond;weighing approximately: 0.70 carat;accented by marquise and baguette-cutdiamonds; estimated total remainingdiamond weight: 2.30 carats.Gross weight: 5.3 dwt. Ring size: 5 1/2$3,000-5,000

195 158143/4A diamond and platinum bandset with circular-cut diamonds, estimatedtotal diamond weight: 3.20 carats;mounted in platinum.Gross weight: 13.8 dwt.; Ring size: 9$2,000-3,000

196 160178/3A diamond and platinum ringcirca 1935of scroll design set with graduating oldmine and circular-cut diamonds, estimatedtotal diamond weight: 2.00 carats;accented to one side by channel-setemeralds.Gross weight: 4.3 dwt.; Ring size: 6 1/4$2,000-3,000


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197 151275/2A diamond and platinum braceletcentering three marquise and threeemerald-cut diamonds; weighingapproximately 0.60 to 0.90 carat eachwith an estimated total weight of 4.35carats; accented by baguette, round-brilliant and marquise-shape diamonds;estimated total remaining diamondweight: 13.00 carats.Gross weight: 24.6 dwt.;Length: 6 3/4 in.$14,000-18,000

198 151528/2An Art Deco diamond, syntheticsapphire, platinum and fourteen karatwhite gold line braceletset with transitional-cut diamonds andFrench-cut sapphires; estimated totaldiamond weight: 3.60 carats.Gross weight: 13.3 dwt.; Length: 7 1/4 in.$1,800-2,500

199 152248/1An Art Deco star ruby, diamond andplatinum ringcentering an oval cabochon star rubyweighing approximately 6.00 carats andsurrounded by pavé-set old Europeanand old single-cut diamonds; estimatedtotal diamond weight: 1.20 carats.Gross weight: 3.3 dwt.; Ring size: 7 1/2$5,500-7,500

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200 160260/1A diamond solitairethe kite-shaped diamond weighing 6.10carats; within a platinum mount.Gross weight: 3.1 dwt.; Ring size: 5 1/2provenance:Accompanied by GIA report #15760663, dated March 12, 2007,stating G color, VVS2 clarity and HPHTprocessed.$25,000-30,000

201 160260/6A ruby and diamond ringcentered by an emerald-cut rubyweighing 2.76 carats; flanked byemerald-cut diamonds, one diamondweighing .78 carat, the other weighing.76 carat.Ring size: 5 3/4provenance:Accompanied by AGL report # CS1073871, dated March 1, 2016, statingBurma (Myanmar) in origin with noevidence of heat.Accompanied by GIA report #6173413305 dated December 4, 2015stating F color, internally flawless (IF)clarity, weighing .76 carat.Accompanied by GIA report #6157072011 dated October 24, 2012,stating D color, VVS1 clarity.$50,000-70,000

202 152367/1A diamond, eighteen karat gold, andplatinum ringcentering an oval brilliant-cut diamondweighing 5.13 carats, flanked bytriangular-cut diamonds; estimated totalremaining diamond weight: 1.50 carats.Gross weight: 4.2 dwt.; Ring size: 5 1/2(with sizing beads)provenance:From the collection of the Estates ofEdward C. Fogg, III and Lisbeth A. Fogg.Accompanied by GIA report#2171361550, dated October 22, 2015,stating the diamond is H color, VS-1clarity.$50,000-70,000

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203 152621/1An enamel, diamond, platinum andeighteen karat gold pocket watch,Patek Philippe with matching enameland fourteen karat gold chainwith fitted tiffany & co boxjeweled to the center, movement no.133781, screw set, split bi-metallicbalance, case no. 241968; case backcenters one old European-cut diamond,highlighted by old single-cut diamondswith rose-cut diamonds accenting thecenter and floral motif border; pendantwind and set. Dial, movement and casesigned for Patek Philippe.Gross weight including chain: 23.3 dwt.;Diameter: 27mm; Chain length: 31 in.$6,000-8,000


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204 160177/1A diamond and eighteen karat whitegold watch, Jaeger, LeCoultre withlater added fourteen karat goldbraceletwith diamond dial.Gross weight: 37.9 dwt.; Longestlength: 7 in.; Diameter: 30mm$1,500-2,500

205 160245/2An eighteen karat gold strap watch,Cartiertankquartz, case number 6600 11 084,cabochon sapphire set crown, secretsignature at 10 o’clock with originalCartier lizard grain leather strap, goldplated buckle and pouch.Width: 20.5mm$800-1,200

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208 155055/50A diamond, stainless steel and goldstrap wristwatch, Chopardhappy sportquartz movement, mother-of-pearl dialand floating “Happy Diamond” crescentmoon and stars with original strap andgold plated buckle.Diameter: 32mm.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$1,200-1,800

206 152455/1An eighteen karat gold strap watch,Cartiertankquartz, case no. 11402 C79 927, secretsignature at 7 o’clock. Dial, movement,case and strap signed for Cartier.Width: 24mm$1,000-1,500

207 152501/4An eighteen karat gold strap watch,Rolexcelliniquartz movement ref. 6620, case no.S100883 with original eighteen karatgold foldover clasp.Diameter: 37mm$800-1,200


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209 152378/62A diamond and eighteen karat two-tone gold bracelet watch, Juveniaquartz, square integral case no.1307748 with alternating gold andwhite gold round brilliant-cut diamondset links, estimated total diamondweight: 0.95 carat.Gross weight: 35.9 dwt.; Longestlength: 6 1/2 in.; Shortestlength: 6 1/4 in.; Width: 19mm.provenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,400-1,800

210 152378/63An eighteen karat gold, diamond andtiger’s eye bracelet watch, Piaget18 jewel movement no. 754242, adj. totemperature and 5 positions, case no.187926 with tiger’s eye dial and whitegold bezel set with round brilliant-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 0.70 carat. Dial, movement,case and clasp signed for Piaget.Gross weight: 37.6 dwt.;Length: 5 3/4 in.; Diameter: 24mmprovenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$1,200-1,800

211 155055/52A stainless steel and gold braceletwatch, Audemars Piguetroyal oakquartz movement with textured dial,steel and gold link bracelet with foldoverclasp.Diameter: 26mm.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$800-1,200

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214 152378/64A mid-size eighteen karat gold braceletwatch, Piagetpoloquartz, case no. 36-9800, with integralbracelet and foldover clasp. Dial,movement, case and clasp signed forPiaget.Gross weight: 63.5 dwt.; Length: 6 in.;Diameter: 26mmprovenance:Property from a Gladwyne collector,Joan Brooks$2,000-3,000

212 155055/53A lady’s diamond and eighteen karatgold bracelet wristwatch with date,Patek Philippenautilus7 jewel quartz movement no. 1523564,ref. 4700/3, case no. 554631, gold tonedial, date aperture at 3 o’clock, single-cut diamond numerals and roundbrilliant-cut diamond set bezel,completed by a foldover clasp. Dial,movement, case and bracelet stampedfor Patek Philippe.Gross weight: 50.3 dwt.;Diameter: 27mm.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$4,500-6,500

213 155055/51A ceramic, diamond and stainless steeldate and chronograph bracelet watch,Techno Marinetextured dial with diamond set bezeland ceramic link bracelet with doubledeployant clasp.Diameter: 33mm.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$1,000-1,500


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215 152455/2An eighteen karat gold strap watch,Patek Philippecalatrava6 jewel quartz movement no. 1616142,ref. 4819, case no. 2920275 with leatherstrap and eighteen karat gold buckle.Dial, movement, case and buckle signedfor Patek Philippe.Diameter: 25mm$1,400-1,800

216 155055/55A lapis lazuli and eighteen karat goldbracelet watch, Patek Philippe18 jewel movement no. 1266895,reference 4183/1 with original texturedgeometric Patek Philippe bracelet andlapis lazuli bezel.Gross weight: 50.5 dwt.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania$2,000-3,000

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217 152501/3A stainless steel and gold braceletwatch, Rolex oysterquartz datejust11 jewel quartz movement , ref. no.17013, case no. 8123804, white enameldial with Roman numerals, steelbracelet with gold connectorscompleted by a deployant clasp.$800-1,200

218 158143/3A stainless steel automaticchronograph bracelet watch, Rolexcosmograph daytonamovement no. 0408780, ref. 16520,white dial and white chronographregisters with silvered borders, screwdown crown and chronograph pushbutton activators completed by anOyster bracelet with Oysterlock clasp.Length: 6 3/4 in.; Diameter: 38mm$7,000-9,000


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219 121475/7An eighteen karat gold strap watch,Patek Philippegondolo18 jewel movement no. 1845052, ref. no.5014, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronismand five positions, case no. 2969658, withPatek Philippe eighteen karat gold buckle andcroc grain strap. Dial, movement, case, strap andbuckle signed for Patek Philippe.Width: 27mm$4,000-6,000

220 152588/2An eighteen karat gold strap watch, Franck Mullerlong islandquartz movement, no. 151; accompanied by original box,certificate of origin and warranty, reference number: 900.Width: 23mm$2,000-4,000

221 152316/1An eighteen karat rose gold watch, Patek Philippe18 jewel movement no. 851201 adjusted for heat, cold, isochronism and fivepositions, case no. 619248, hooded lugs with stepped design, rose tone dial,button and dot numerals with baton hands completed by foldover clasp. Dial,movement and case stamped for Patek Philippe. with later added fourteenkarat rose gold bracelet.Gross weight: 35.6 dwt.; Length: 7 1/4 in.; Width: 24mm$5,000-7,000

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Julia (Sands) Chase hails from a long line of the Sands family of Newport.The Sands were a prominent naval family, and instrumental in makingNewport the yachting center it is today. Julia’s great grandfather, Dr. AustinLedyard Sands, was an original incorporator on the medical board of theNewport Hospital in 1873. He traveled the world extensively, and died in1877 in Cairo, Egypt.

During these trips, Dr. Sands forged relationships with several Oxford StreetLondon jewelers, to many of which Mrs. Sands later returned to purchasejewelry.

Dr. Sands left his fortune to his only son, Frederic Parker Sands, Julia’sgrandfather. Frederic Parker Sands was instrumental in organizing theNewport Yacht Racing fund. He was a charter member and Vice-Commodore of the Rhode Island Yacht Club, Commodore of the WarwickYacht Club, Officer in Charge of the Newport Station number 6 of theWarwick Yacht Club, and organized the Newport Yacht Racing fund. TheSands family has long been identified with Newport, not as summer touristsbut as year round residents.

The following jewels would have been purchased by Mrs. Austin Sands,bequeathed to Frederic, and worn by Mary Sands, Julia’s grandmother, asseen in the images on pages 95 and 103. Mary Sands was married in thefamed Trinity Church in 1905.

Newport Jewels from the Estate of Julia Sands Chase by descentlots 222-238


Portrait of Mary Sands, circa 1905, wearing lot 231.



222 152547/10An Art Deco natural pearl, diamondand platinum braceletcomprising four rows of natural pearlsmeasuring approximately: 3.06 to4.8mm with baguette-cut and circular-cut diamond spacers and centering abutton pearl measuring approximately10.45mm; within a baguette-cut andcircular-cut diamond plaque, accentedby single-cut diamond rows, estimatedtotal diamond weight: 10.40 carats;accompanied by signed Trabert & Hofferbox.Gross weight: 37.0 dwt.;Length: 7 1/2 in.provenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.Accompanied by GIA report#2175466721 dated February 17, 2016stating 24 pearls are natural saltwater,and 3 beads are cultured.$20,000-30,000

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223 152547/9A Victorian diamond and silver-toppedgold pendant broochdesigned as a maltese cross centeringan old mine-cut diamond weighingapproximately 1.60 carats and setthroughout with old mine-cutdiamonds; estimated total remainingdiamond weight: 17.00 carats;accompanied by original receipt fromCharles J. Hill, London, dated October6th, 1887.Gross weight: 13.1 dwt.;Length: 2 3/4 in.; Width: 60mmprovenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.Please note that there are several lotsfrom the same receipt that are beingoffered in this sale. The successfulbidder of the item with the highesthammer price will receive the originalreceipt. All other successful bidders willreceive copies.$15,000-20,000

224 152547/3A cultured pearl, diamond, andplatinum ringcentered by a cultured button pearlmeasuring 12.05 x 11.90mm,surrounded by single-cut diamondswithin a platinum mount.Gross weight: 4.5 dwt.; Ring size: 5provenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.Accompanied by GIA report#2171466734 dated February 12, 2016stating assembled cultured blister pearl.$500-700

225 152547/13A Victorian diamond and eighteenkarat gold broochdesigned as a sunburst centering an oldmine-cut diamond weighingapproximately 0.60 carat; setthroughout with old mine-cutdiamonds, estimated total remainingdiamond weight: 3.40 carats.Diameter: 26mmprovenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.$3,000-5,000

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227 152547/17A gem-set, cultured pearl, enamel, andfourteen karat gold charm braceletsuspending thirty-six whimsical charms;majority stamped 14K.Gross weight: 93.2 dwt.;Length: 7 3/4 in.provenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.$2,500-3,000

228 152547/15A diamond, synthetic ruby andeighteen karat gold ring broochdesigned as a bee set with full-cutdiamonds and textured gold wings;estimated total diamond weight: 0.70carat; may be worn as a ring.Gross weight: 8.2 dwt.; Ring size: 8provenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.$1,000-1,500

226 152547/16A gem-set, enamel, and fourteen karatgold charm necklacesuspending approximately ninetywhimsical charms, including variousanimals, cities, and objects; majoritystamped 14K; may be worn as fivebracelets.Gross weight: 125.6 dwt.; Longestlength: 23 in.; Inside length: 15 1/2 in.provenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.$3,000-5,000

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229 152547/8A belle époque emerald, diamond, eighteen karatgold and platinum stomacher broochcirca 1905articulated foliate motif set with vari-cut emeraldsand set throughout with transitional-cut diamonds;estimated total emerald weight: 37.00 carats;estimated total diamond weight: 8.00 carats.Gross weight: 33.0 dwt.; Length: 3 3/4 in.;Width: 3 1/2 in.provenance:From a prominent Newport family collection.Accompanied by AGL report # CS 1073179, datedJanuary 29, 2016, stating that one emerald isColombian with insignificant to minor clarityenhancement.$40,000-60,000


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Portrait of Mary Sands, 1905, wearing lots 229 and 230.



230 152547/1A pair of antique natural pearl pendantearringscirca 1887each suspending removable drop-shaped natural pearl measuringapproximately 10.94 x 9.16 x 18.3mmand 10.95 x 10.22 x 18.5mm, with rose-cut diamond and silver caps; pearls maybe suspended from the diamonds studsor later earring jackets; accompanied byoriginal receipt from Charles J. Hill,London, dated October 6th 1887.Gross weight: 6.1 dwt.; Length: 1 1/4 in.provenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.Accompanied by a GIA report#6173466727 dated February 11, 2016stating natural saltwater pearls.Please note that there are several lotsfrom the same receipt that are beingoffered in this sale. The successfulbidder of the item with the highesthammer price will receive the originalreceipt. All other successful bidders willreceive copies.$30,000-50,000

231 152547/12A pair of freshwater pearl anddiamond earringseach set with a freshwater pearlmeasuring approximately 11.0 x 9.8 x8.5mm; surmounted by an old mine-cutdiamond, set in 14 karat yellow gold.Gross weight: 3.8 dwt.; Length: 1/2 in.provenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.$1,200-1,500

232 152547/2A natural pearl and diamond ringcirca 1887centered by a natural pearl measuringapproximately 9.2 x 8.85mm, flanked byold mine-cut diamonds, estimated totaldiamond weight: 1.20 carats; mountedin 18 karat yellow gold; accompanied byoriginal receipt from Charles J. Hill,London, dated October 6th, 1887.Gross weight: 2.9 dwt.; Ring size: 5 1/4provenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.Accompanied by a GIA report#2171466733 dated February 12, 2016stating natural saltwater pearl.Please note that there are several lotsfrom the same receipt that are beingoffered in this sale. The successfulbidder of the item with the highesthammer price will receive the originalreceipt. All other successful bidders willreceive copies.$7,000-9,000

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235 152547/7A pair of emerald, diamond, platinumand fourteen karat gold drop earringstransitional-cut diamonds in calibré-cutemerald surround surmountssuspending polished drop-shapedemerald beads with rose-cut diamondcaps.Length: 1 in.provenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.$5,000-7,000

233 152547/4A belle époque antique diamond,emerald and platinum-topped eighteenkarat gold ringcirca 1905set with an old mine-cut diamondweighing approximately 3.95 carats anda step-cut emerald weighingapproximately 1.70 carats; accentedwith old single and old mine-cutdiamonds, set in a platinum topped and18 karat yellow gold mount.Ring size: 6 1/2provenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.$20,000-30,000

234 152547/6An emerald and platinum bandset with calibré-cut emeralds.Gross weight: 1.1 dwt.; Ring size: 7provenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.$500-700


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236 152547/5A diamond and platinum three-stoneringcentered by a bezel-set cushion-cutdiamond, weighing approximately 3.40carats; flanked by smaller cushion-cutdiamonds, estimated total remainingdiamond weight: 1.00 carats, mountedin platinum.Gross weight: 2.7 dwt.; Ring size: 6 3/4provenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.$15,000-20,000

237 152547/11An antique diamond and silver-toppedeighteen karat rose gold spray broochcirca 1870designed as an articulated spray of lilyof the valley set with old mine-cutdiamonds; estimated total diamondweight: 6.25 carats, set in 18 karatyellow gold and silver top.Gross weight: 13.3 dwt.;Length: 2 1/2 in.provenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.$3,000-5,000

238 152547/14A Victorian diamond, ruby, fourteenkarat gold and silver sweetheart’s ringcirca 1894set with a ruby and diamond, with old-cut diamond and ruby accents set in 14karat yellow gold and silver;accompanied by the original receiptdated 1894.Gross weight: 3.2 dwt.; Ring size: 4 3/4provenance:From a prominent Newport familycollection.$1,200-1,500

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9) Number 11858574, dated March 20,2002, stating that the round brilliant-cut diamond weighs 0.50 carat and isgraded as F/VVS-2.10) Number 11882142, dated March 20,2002, stating that the round brilliant-cut diamond weighs 0.50 carat and isgraded as D/VS-2.11) Number 11858571, dated March 19,2002, stating that the round brilliant-cut diamond weighs 0.52 carat and isgraded as D/VS-1.

The necklace is further accompanied byone HRD Diamond Report, as follows:1) HRD Diamond Report Number2002025, date March 15, 2002, statingthat the round brilliant-cut diamondweighs 0.72 carat and is graded asE/VS-2.note:Laurence Graff began his careerapprenticing as a teenager at a Londonjewelers, which ultimately led to theestablishment of the London basedGraff Diamonds in 1960. Graff’s love ofexquisite diamonds became his legacy,and has been evident for over half acentury. Graff boasts the acquisition ofnumerous diamonds in excess of 50and 100 carats in size and all withoutsacrificing quality or beauty.$150,000-250,000

239 155055/21A colored diamond, diamond, platinumand eighteen karat gold rivièrenecklace, Graffthe lavalier necklace suspends onemodified kite step-cut diamondweighing 5.90 carats; additionally setwith one pear-shape diamond weighing0.81 carat; the remainder set withnumerous round brilliant-cut diamonds,estimated total round brilliant-cutdiamond weight: 35.95 carats; signedGraff and numbered 4015; accompaniedby three GIA Diamond Grading Reports,eleven GIA Diamond Dossier GradingReports and one HRD Diamond Report.provenance:Property from the Estate of Janice M.Wolf, Elkins Park, PennsylvaniaKite shape diamond accompanied byGIA report number 11900087, datedMarch 7, 2002 stating the diamond isnatural fancy yellow and internallyflawless.

The necklace is further accompanied byeleven GIA Diamond Grading Reports,as follows:1) Number 11771099, dated November8, 2001, stating the round brilliant-cutdiamond weighs 0.72 carat and isgraded as E/VS-2 and2) Number 11838973, dated January 28,2002, stating the round brilliant-cutdiamond weighs 0.72 carat and isgraded as F/VS-1.

The necklace is further accompanied byeleven GIA Diamond Dossier Reports,as follows:1) Number 11969973, dated April 16,2002, stating that the round brilliant-cut diamond weighs 0.73 carat and isgraded as G/VS-2.2) Number 11841478, dated January 22,2002, stating that the round brilliant-cut diamond weighs 0.72 carat and isgraded as G/VVS-2.3) Number 11885945, dated April 4,2002, stating that the round brilliant-cut diamond weighs 0.71 carat and isgraded as F/VS-2.4) Number 11969711, dated April 18,2002, stating that the round brilliant-cut diamond weighs 0.71 carat and isgraded as G/VS-1.5) Number 11974743, dated May 6,2002, stating that the round brilliant-cut diamond weighs 0.70 carat and isgraded as F/VS-2.6) Number 11857974, dated March 12,2002, stating that the round brilliant-cut diamond weighs 0.63 carat and isgraded as E/VS-1.7) Number 11882108, dated March 20,2002, stating that the round brilliant-cut diamond weighs 0.60 carat and isgraded as E/VS-1.8) Number 11857983, dated March 11,2002, stating that the round brilliant-cut diamond weighs 0.52 carat and isgraded as F/VS-1.



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Special Notice to Prospective Jewelry BiddersProspective jewelry bidders should exercise caution. Diamonds and gemstones commonly undergo various type of treatments, including but not limited to: heat treatment, irradiation, oiling, bleaching and/or dyeing, resin and/or polymer impregnation, diffusion, fracture filling, laser drilling, high temperature high pressure (a.k.a. HTHP) and coating with wax or other compounds. These represent some of the treatments which are common in the industry and are generally considered acceptable. While Freeman’s endeavors to disclose the most noteworthy of these, many treatments are not listed in the catalog as many gemstones are regularly treated with one or more of these treatment or enhancements.

Therefore we would like to remind all prospective buyers that unless otherwise noted in the catalog, the buyer should assume that one or more of these treatments is present in the described gem material and may or may not be permanent or detectable. When Freeman’s has obtained additional information from a reputable, recognized laboratory or external source, we will commonly include the findings in our catalog description as additional information to prospective buyers.

Various laboratories exist for these types of reports and findings may or may not be in agreeance with each other. Therefore, Freeman’s makes no guarantees as to the accuracy or consistency of these reports and/or findings, but rather we provide this information to our clients in order to assist them in making determinations for bidding purposes.

Special Notice to Perspective Watch and Clock BiddersProspective watch and timepiece bidders should exercise caution. While Freeman’s offers a short description of the piece, the catalog notes and condition reports are not intended to be a complete analysis of the condition of any watch or timepiece. All watches and timepieces offered at auction are often of age and have received much wear during their lifetime. All watches and timepieces are to be sold in ‘as is’ condition and we encourage bidders to evaluate the piece in person prior to bidding.

Special Notice to BiddersPlease note that all items illustrated are not life size.

CitesSome materials such as coral, shell, horn and bone (to name a few) are subject to import/export regulations in compliance with CITES . Items containing a material listed under CITES protection may require additional licenses or be banned completely from import or export to and from the US and other countries.

BurmaIn accordance with the current US restrictions, import into the US of materials which originated from Burma during the tenure of this restriction (most notably jade and ruby) is not permitted.

In either of these above mentioned cases concerning CITES, Burmese or any restricted material, it is the responsibility of the buyer to obtain any necessary licenses or documentation that is required to ship any materials that fall under these legal restrictions. Failure to obtain permission or licenses to import or export items purchased at auction does not justify cancellation of sale or delay in payment settlement.

Lots marked * are manufactured in whole or in part of restricted materials that may include tortoiseshell, ivory, mother-of-pearl, coral, rhinoceros horn, whalebone or marine ivory.



Keil-Miller, 8, 10, 11, 19, 20, 21, 35, 39, 40, 43, 47

La Triomphe, 61

Laurence Graff, 239

Mellerio, 134

Moba, 124

Patek Philippe, 203, 212, 215, 216, 219, 221

Piaget, 210, 214

Rolex, 207, 217, 218

Schlumberger, 139, 140, 141, 144

Seaman Schepps, 6, 22, 24, 25, 37, 45

Techno Marine, 213

Tiffany & Co., 57, 139, 140, 141, 161, 174, 203

Van Cleef & Arpels, 1, 36, 44, 48, 51

Audemars Piguet, 211

Bulgari, 12

C.D. Peacock, 179

Cartier, 132, 133, 205, 206

Charles Krypell, 110

Chopard, 208

Craig Drake, 49, 85

David Morris, 28, 29, 42

Diesinger and Dolan, 54

Franck Muller, 220

FX Zirnkilton, 55, 56

Grima, 94

Gubelin, 69, 156

Hammerman Bros., 68, 143

Herman DeRoos, 81

Jaeger LeCoultre, 204

Juvenia, 209

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Purchase removal, shipping and offsite storage information

To ensure the safety of your property Freeman’s requests removal within 10 business days of the sale date. Collection hours are Monday–Friday, 9:30am–4:30pm. For larger items, please email [email protected] to schedule a loading dock appointment. For purchase release to persons not listed on your contract or invoice, 3rd party authorization is required. Please mail or fax, 215.599.2240, a signed letter stating receipt/item(s) or sale/lot(s) and name of third party collecting property.

Freeman’s does not handle packing or shipping. The shippers listed have worked with Freeman’s clients in the past and will be happy to provide you with quotes for the packing and shipping of your property.

Art In TransitNick Clarke314 North 12th StreetPhiladelphia, PA [email protected]

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A. Mastrocco Jr. Moving & StorageRoseanne Gebler1060 Louis DriveWarminster, PA 18991215.491.0346 | Fax: [email protected]

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U.S. Art ‡

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