19th century gold, enamel and gem set Renaissance revival pendant with eagle bird by Castellani, Rome c.1860/1870, together with an associated contemporary baton chain necklace,
the pendant of openwork panel design enamelled in white, dark blue, green and red, featuring a white enamelled stylised eagle plucking at a red tulip, stood upon a semi-circular plinth set with with a line of sugarloaf cabochon rubies, white enamel scrolls below supporting dark blue swag like elements around a central pearl, hung with an emerald polished bead between two slim elongated pearls and flanked by two facetted purplish-reddish-pink gem beads, possibly spinel, all hung from twin pearl set chains flanking an emerald below a white enamel fleur-de-lys studded with a ruby collet, mounted in gold tested as 22ct, engraved feather, foliage and decorative detail to the reverse, Castellani monogram, the associated chain of square section baton links upon a looped 'W' scroll clasp Length of pendant 7.5cm / 3''
Width 3.4cm / 1 3/8''
Chain 60.5cm / 23�'' Weight: 57.6g gross
Late 18th and early 19th century foiled amethyst suite, c.1800, comprising a necklace with cross pendant, a pair of bracelets, a pair of pendant earrings and a coronet shaped brooch,
19th century gold, enamel and gem set Renaissance revival pendant with eagle bird by Castellani, Rome c.1860/1870, together with an associated contemporary baton chain necklace,