18th Sep, 2025 9:30
A large Art Deco diamond brooch pendant on chain, with an estimated total diamond weight of 13.80ct, of an articulated geometric design, the stepped surmount featuring a three-pointed arch, suspending articulated scrolls on a hinge, encrusted with old European-cut and single-cut diamonds, with bands of baguette-cut diamond accents, hinged bail and brooch fittings to verso, unmarked white metal testing as platinum, 9.7cm x 5.7cm, 35.3 grams; on a later curb link chain of 51.0 cm long, in white metal stamped '750', 10.3 grams. Cased.
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If you’re considering parting with Art Deco jewellery you no longer wear or need, Dawsons can help you achieve the best possible price. Our friendly experts offer free valuations and clear advice, guiding you through a seamless selling process. With a no sale, no fee policy, no entry charges, and no hidden costs, it’s simple and risk-free to sell your jewellery with Dawsons.
Private Collection - Please see the reference image of the piece being worn in October 1934.
Sold for £7,200
A large Art Deco diamond brooch pendant on chain, with an estimated total diamond weight of 13.80ct, of an articulated geometric design, the stepped surmount featuring a three-pointed arch, suspending articulated scrolls on a hinge, encrusted with old European-cut and single-cut diamonds, with bands of baguette-cut diamond accents, hinged bail and brooch fittings to verso, unmarked white metal testing as platinum, 9.7cm x 5.7cm, 35.3 grams; on a later curb link chain of 51.0 cm long, in white metal stamped '750', 10.3 grams. Cased.
Thinking of Selling Jewellery?
If you’re considering parting with Art Deco jewellery you no longer wear or need, Dawsons can help you achieve the best possible price. Our friendly experts offer free valuations and clear advice, guiding you through a seamless selling process. With a no sale, no fee policy, no entry charges, and no hidden costs, it’s simple and risk-free to sell your jewellery with Dawsons.
ProvenancePrivate Collection - Please see the reference image of the piece being worn in October 1934.
