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Austrian ‘900’ Silver and black enamel brooch designed by Josef Hoffmann for Wiener Werkstätte (1903–1932).

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Late 19th century English gold miners’ brooch made to commemorate the great gold rushes in South Africa, Australia and USA. This example unusually marked ‘8CT’ to the back.

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Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver bracelet No 3 set with moonstones designed by Georg Jensen with mark used since 1945.

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Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver bracelet No 14 set with moonstones designed by Georg Jensen with mark used since 1945.

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Georg Jensen ‘925’ silver Bird brooch No 165, designed by Georg Jensen with mark used between 1933 & 1944.

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Russian ‘84’ silver pendant, Moscow circa 1899.

R3,950.00
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Russian ‘84’ silver pendant, circa 1900.

R3,450.00
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Boer War brooch made from a piece of artillery shell fired into Kimberley probably by “Long Tom” during the siege. Inscribed: ‘1899- 1900 KIMBERLEY SIEGE’ on the brass and ‘BOER SHELL’ on the steel.

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Edwardian silver belt marked for Birmingham 1908 by Robert Pringle & Sons.

R13,500.00
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Silver shooting medal marked for Birmingham 1911 by Denton & Down.

R580.00
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Silver Shooting medal marked for Birmingham 1945 by Bravingtons Ltd.

R580.00
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Silver football medal marked for Birmingham 1928 by FM.

R580.00
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Edwardian silver ‘Reynolds Angels’ belt marked for Birmingham 1902 by Synyer & Beddoes.

R14,500.00
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Sterling silver football tie clip, circa 1950.

R1,950.00
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South African sterling ‘925’ silver and 18ct gold necklace by Erich Frey (1917-2004) with central polished stone pendant, Circa 1970.

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Fifteen carat gold brooch marked for Chester 1912, set with a diamond, by Claud Mason.

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Nine carat gold brooch marked for Chester 1911, set with a diamond and 2 blue sapphires by James Marlow.

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