EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY BROOCH WITH MATCHING EARRINGS,
the brooch with a central insect motif, the wings each set with a cabochon cut red gem and with seed pearls to the body, on a bar with a pink gem set terminal, 55mm long, unmarked; the earrings each with a red gem and seed pearl set insect drop suspended from a section of chain, 22mm long, with screw fittings, marked 14K, 9.1g gross
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Sold for £200
Estimated at £100 - £200
Condition Report
In fair condition.
Claw missing from the gem set to the brooch.
One insect leg broken off (brooch)
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