19th century enamel, diamond and cabochon amethyst orchid flower brooch, French c.1885, | Object | S. J. Phillips

19th century enamel, diamond and cabochon amethyst orchid flower brooch, French c.1885,
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 64287
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Description
the three pointed petals in cream enamel with lilac flecked markings, the three sepals pave set with cabochon amethysts and rose cut diamonds, the column to centre with lines of rose cut diamonds and enamel to the underside, mounted in silver and gold, together with a fitted case
Length 5.2cm / 2''
Weight: 24g
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19th century enamel, diamond and cabochon amethyst orchid flower brooch, French c.1885,

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