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  • 870,00

    Gold chain gourmette. Vintage 18 karat yellow gold chain. Chain with curb chain link, measuring 56 cm. Vintage chain from the 90’s, France.

    Eagle head hallmark (french state hallmark for 18 karat gold)

    Length: 56 cm
    Mesh width: 1.8 mm

    Weight : 6.75 gr

  • georgian enamel world globe pendantAntique enamel world globe pendant
    1300,00

    Georgian world globe charm in 18 karat and enamel. Antique pendant in the form of a globe on a black enamel base. The globe turns on itself, is enameled and represents the continents (Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America, New Holland), the oceans and seas (Indian Sea, Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean) and the Tropic of Cancer. Antique globe pendant, circa 1830-1830, France.

    Eagle head hallmark (french state hallmark for 18 karat gold) and OG or CG goldsmith’s hallmark.

    Height (with bezel): 25 mm
    Width: 13 mm

    Condition: small enamel chips

    Weight : 2.12 gr

    *The antique gold chain is not sold with the jewel*
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  • Pendentif médaillon ancien en orPendentif émaillé noir en or
    900,00

    Victorian enamel locket pendant in 18 karat gold. Antique oval-shaped medallion, decorated on the front with geometric shapes enameled in black and decorated with 10 half-pearls and chasing. The medallion opens to hold a sentimental object or family photograph, protected behind a movable glass. Medallion pendant, Napoleon III period, circa 1860, France.

    Eagle head hallmark (french state hallmark for 18 karat gold)

    Height (with bezel): 39 mm
    Width: 21 mm

    Condition: partial lack of enamel and wear scratches

    Weight : 6.52 gr

    *The antique box and the chain are not sold with the jewel*
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  • Georgian love allegory pendantPendentif Empire en or Out of Stock

    Georgian French Love allegory pendant in 18 karat gold. Antique rectangular pendant featuring a miniature on gold and black eglomised glass. The scene shows a couple about to kiss, while the lover is engraving “À l’amour” (To Love) on a tree trunk. The background is embellished with a sheaf motif […]

  • maille palmierflexible mesh choker necklace in gold
    2780,00

    Vintage wheat gold necklace in 18 karat yellow gold. Also called a spiga chain, it is created with four strands of twisted oval links.

    Eagle’s head hallmark, hallmark 750, annotation “La pépite”

    Length: 43.2 cm

    Condition: regular wears

    Weight: 33.7 gr

  • Pendentif effeuiller la marguerite en émail plique a jourLove un peu beaucoup medal pendant
    1300,00

    Art Nouveau “un peu, beaucoup” love medal in 18 karat gold. Love medal from the Art Nouveau period, decorated with two daisies on a blue plique-à-jour enamel background and bearing the words “little” and “lot” in French. This refers to the game of “thinning out the daisy”, meant to reflect the love of the beloved.

    Enameled Art Nouveau medal, circa 1900, France.

    Eagle head hallmark (french state hallmark for 18 karat gold)

    Height (with clasp): 25 mm
    Width: 18 mm

    Condition: slight scratches and cracks in the enamel

    Weight : 3.31 gr

    *The antique gold chain is not sold with the jewel*
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  • bague de petit doigt en orGold pincky ring
    1100,00

    Artist’s pinky ring in 18 karat gold. Vintage artist’s ring with a thick, oval, crater-like gold plate, suggesting a flattened gold nugget. The tray is in yellow gold and the ring is in slightly pinker gold. Vintage ring, circa 1960.

    Owl hallmark (french state hallmark for 18 karat gold)

    Finger circumference: 45 UE or 3.25 US (possible sizing)

    Tray dimensions: 14 x 14 mm

    Ring width: 5 mm

    Condition: scratches from use

    Weight : 11.18 gr

  • Raymond templier brooch in silverBroche signée Raymond Templier
    1500,00

    Raymond Templier brooch in silver. Rare brooch by Raymond Templier (1891-1968) from the 1950s, featuring an abstract motif in geometric shapes. Brooch by Raymond Templier, circa 1950/1955, France.

    Signed Raymond Templier, boar hallmark, Raymond Templier goldsmith’s hallmark.

    Dimensions: 25 x 61 mm

    Note: a jewelry drawing on tracing paper by Raymond Templier, in the collections of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, has a design similar to our brooch (see photo).

    Condition: scratches from use

    Weight : 9.51 gr

    Biography: Raymond Templier (1891-1968) was a renowned French jeweler, famous for his avant-garde, modernist designs. Born into a family of jewelers, he continued his studies at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, where he developed his taste for contemporary design. As a founding member of the Union des Artistes Modernes (UAM) in 1929, Templier was a pioneer of the Art Deco movement, distinguished by his geometric, streamlined jewelry. He combined metals and precious stones in innovative compositions that reflected the spirit of his age.

  • Retro gold band braceletVintage gold bracelet
    5600,00

    Retro band bracelet in 18 karat yellow and white gold. Large bracelet made of a flexible articulated mesh forming diamond-shaped motifs in white and yellow gold. Bracelet, circa 1950-1960.

    Hallmark 750, hallmark “MEP”, owl hallmarks

    Length: 19.5 cm
    Width: 2.1 cm

    Note: two safety clasps on the main clasp
    Condition: slight wear scratches

    Weight : 62,30 gr

  • broche chimères ancienneschimaras bar brooch in silver
    130,00

    Antique chimeras brooch in gilded silver. Antique bar brooch decorated with two facing chimeras. Late 19th century, France.

    Hallmarked with the boar’s head (french state hallmark for silver)

    Length: 50 mm
    Width: 10 mm
    Thickness: 3 mm

    Condition: signs of wear, old solder repair

    Weight: 12.59 gr

  • Antique swimmer medal pendantMédaille nageur bijou sportif Out of Stock

    Art Deco swimming medal in gilded silver 800 thousandths (vermeil). Medal with a sports theme depicting a swimmer practicing crawl in the sea (known as “open water”). The reverse of the medal is decorated with a blank cartouche surrounded by a laurel wreath. Swimming has been part of the Summer Olympic Games program since the first modern Olympic Games in 1896. But since the swimmer is depicted in the sea, it is possible that it is also a triathlon medal: the triathlon format, included in both men’s and women’s Olympic events, involves athletes completing 1,500 meters of open water swimming, 40 kilometers of cycling, and finishing with a 10-kilometer run. Antique medal, circa 1900, signed S.J. Sport jewelry collection.

    Signed S.J.

    Height (including the bale): 35 mm
    Width: 26 mm

    Condition: oxidations

    Weight: 8.09 gr

    *The antique chain is not sold with the jewel*
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  • Armand Burtin gold medal 4 x 1200 m relay racePendentif Art Nouveau athlétisme
    700,00

    Art Nouveau Athletics medal in 18 karat yellow gold. Art Nouveau pendant centered on a small medal depicting four runners in a 4×1200 meters relay race. The pendant is openwork and decorated with flowers and foliage, typical of the Art Nouveau period. The reverse of the medal bears the inscription “L’intransigeant 17 Dec 1922 Relais 4×1200”. Sports medal pendant, 1922, France. Sport jewelry collection.

    Hallmark: eagle’s head and illegible maker’s mark, medallist’s signature H. DEMEY

    Height (including bail): 4 cm
    Width: 2.7 cm

    Condition: signs of wear

    Weight: 6.12 gr

    *The antique gold chain is not sold with the jewel*
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    More information : This piece was awarded to Armand Burtin for the cross-country race of L’Intransigeant held on December 17, 1922.

    Armand Burtin (1896-1972) was a French athlete specializing in running (1500 meters, relay, 3000 meters). He left a significant mark on French athletics history with his remarkable performances. In 1920, Armand Burtin won the French Championship title in the 1500 meters, crossing the finish line in 4 minutes and 3.4 seconds. This victory etched his name in French athletics history and demonstrated his exceptional talent in this discipline. Armand Burtin represented France in the Summer Olympics of 1920 and 1924, proudly bearing his country’s colors on the international stage. His sporting career and achievements left a lasting legacy in French athletics, making him a respected and admired athlete both for his track performances and his dedication to the sport.