27 mai 2011
Noble diamonds @ Sotheby's. Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels, 17 May 11, Geneva
Diamond rivière, late 19th century. Photo: Sotheby's
Designed as a graduated row of thirty eight circular-cut and cushion-shaped diamonds, the largest one weighing 10.10 carats, mounted in silver and gold, length approximately 400mm, case. Estimate 300,000—500,000 CHF. Lot Sold 662,500 CHF
Property of an European noble family.
Diamond ring. Photo: Sotheby's
The circular-cut diamond weighing 12.85 carats, size 53½. Estimate 72,000—85,000 CHF. Lot Sold 206,500 CHF
Property of a Franch countess.
Unmounted diamond. Photo:... [Lire la suite]
20 mai 2011
Eventails chinois @ Aponem

16 mai 2011
Seven watches, 18th & 19th century for the Chinese market
Bovet, Fleurier. A rare gold and enamel open faced centre seconds duplex watch made for the Chinese market . Circa 1835, no 523. Photo Sotheby's
• duplex movement with engraved and damascened with blued steel and gilt foliate decoration, Chinese calibre with mirror polished wheel train and bridges, standing barrel, three-arm balance with wedge shaped blued steel weights, flat balance spring and index regulator, signed Bovet, Fleurier • white enamel dial, Roman numerals, outer track minutes/seconds divisions,... [Lire la suite]
08 mai 2011
Mughal gem-set gold and jade objects and jewelry, India, 17th,18th & 19th century
A rare Mughal gem-set gold spoon, India, 17th-18th century. Photo Sotheby's
the shallow bowl delicately inlaid on the reverse with a lotus rosette comprised of radiating foil-backed diamond petals and rubies, the faceted tapering shaft inlaid with emeralds and bands of ruby quatrefoils within an engraved and chiselled gold framework, gold lotus bud terminal; 14.5cm. Estimate 80,000—120,000 GBP. Lot Sold 409,250 GBP
NOTE: This spoon is comparable to the magnificent early-seventeenth-century spoon in the Victoria and Albert... [Lire la suite]
15 juin 2010
George III, Belle époque & early 20th century Butterfly brooches

27 mai 2010
Vanités en toiles, enluminure et dessin @ Delorme - Collin du Bocage - Paris
École française du XVIIe siècle, Nature morte aux crânes
Toile. 36,5 x 53 cm - Estimation : 10 000 €
Attribué à Frans Francken le Jeune (1581 - 1641) Le mort jouant du violon
Panneau de chêne, une planche, non parqueté. 16,5 x 13,5 cm
Reprise du tableau conservé au Historisches Museum de Francfort dont il existe de nombreuses versions ( voir U. Härting, Frans Franken der Jüngere, Freren, 1989, n° 403, reproduit). RM. Estimation : 5 000 €Provenance : Collection Noseda
Exposition : Galleria Pesaro, Milan, 1929.
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21 mars 2010
Ecole vénitienne vers 1800, Vue de l'entrée du Grand Canal avec le Palais des Doges, Venise.

13 décembre 2009
Three views of Venice sold @ Bonhams

19 novembre 2009
Ecole française vers 1800, Huit papillons
Ecole française vers 1800, Huit papillons
Aquarelle, 24 x 19,5 cm - Estimation : 600 / 800 €
AuctionArt - Pierre Cardin Rémy Le Fur & associés - Paris. Dessins Anciens, Céramiques, Tableaux, Objets d'Art, Art Déco & Contemporain. Peintures & Arts Graphiques. Vente du Lundi 23 novembre 2009. Drouot Richelieu - Salle 5 & 6 - 9, rue Drouot - 75009 Paris. Pour tout renseignement, veuillez contacter la maison de ventes au +33 (0) 1 40 06 06 08
20 août 2009
Chinese lacquer traveling table. China, circa 1800.
