Empire-period bonbonnière in yellow gold - Lot 197

Lot n° 197
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9000 - 15000 EUR
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Result : 12 445EUR
Empire-period bonbonnière in yellow gold - Lot 197
Empire-period bonbonnière in yellow gold the lid in blue enamel set with diamonds, framing a portrait of a fine woman in bust form, white dress with blue bow, smiling slightly, her face slightly three-quarter, the background gray, the miniature signed Olagnon, probably for Pierre-Victor Olagnon (1786-after 1845). Goldsmith Janvier Féburier (1807-1815), hallmark for Paris 1798-1809 (Mark for Parisian 18K gold from the post-revolutionary period), two other gold guarantee hallmarks from the Restoration period. PB : 141 g Provenance: Christie's London, April 11, 2002, lot 802. Christie's Geneva, May 14, 1985, lot 153, (to Dreesmann). Dr. Anton C. R. Dreesmann (inventory no. F-151). to the bank vault Please ask for the condition reports: they are not included in the files. . The jewels and precious objects of this sale are kept in a bank safe. For their recovery, please contact the Auction House: contact@aponem.com The jewelry and valuables from this sale are being held in a bank vault. To claim them after the sale, please contact the auction house: contact@aponem.com.
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