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Catalogue Vente Du 15/12/2019 04/12/2019 Catalogue Vente du 15/12/2019 04/12/2019 N° Désignation Ordre Info 108 110 COLLIER MAILLE AMÉRICAINE 33.71 G 1 108 668 BRACELET OR MAILLE ARTICULÉE. 59.70 G 2 108 672 COLLIER OR MAILLE ARTICULÉE 10,13 G 3 108 474 BRACELET OR ARTICULÉ MAILLE PALMIER 10.50 G 4 108 640 GOURMETTE OR MAILLE ARTICULEE 12,4 GR 5 108 473 TOUR DE COU OR 8.94 G 6 108 629 JONC OR A DECOR CISELE ET AJOURE 9,30 GR 7 108 472 TOUR DE COU OR 18.14 G 8 108 576 COLLIER OR JAUNE ET OR GRIS TORSADE 15GR 60 9 108 755 COLLIER OR MAILLE ARTICULÉE. 23.36 G 9b BRACELET OR ET DIAMANTS. POIDS BRUT 15.40 G. 51 DIAMANTS 38 907 DE 0.010 ET 0.012 CTS SOIT ENVIRON 0.6 CT 10 CHAINE OR AVEC PENDENTIF OR SERTISSANT UN DIAMANTS DE 108 666 0.50 CTS. POIDS BRUT TOTAL 11.90 G 11 PAIRE DE BOUCLES D'OREILLE EN OR SERTISSANT DEUX 108 665 DIAMANTS TAILLE ANCIENNE DE 0.50 ET 0.42 CTS. POIDS BRUT 12 4.10 G BRACELET OR SERTI DE DIAMANTS RUBIS ET EMERAUDES 22,98 108 575 BRUT 13 PARURE (BOUCLES D'OREILLES + PENDENTIF) EN OR JAUNE 106 554 FIGURANT DES FLEURS SUR LESQUELLES SONT FIXÉES AU FIL 14 D'OR DES PERLES DE NACRE. POIDS : 7.07 G BRUT BROCHE FIGURANT DES FLEURS SERTIE DE PERLES DE 106 557 CULTURE. POIDS : 5.47 G BRUT 15 108 565 BAGUE JONC OR SERTI DE DIAMANTS. 7.4 G BRUT 16 BAGUE EN OR JAUNE SERTIE D' UNE RANGEE DE 7 SAPHIRS ET 108 571 DE 14 PETITS DIAMANTS 17, 87 BRUT 17 PAIRE DE PENDANTS D'OREILLE OR, DIAMANTS ET ÉMERAUDES 108 114 FORME FEUILLAGE. 8.94 G BRUT 18 BAGUE EN OR JAUNE SERTISSANT UN IMPORTANT SAPHIR 108 586 D'ENVIRON 3,5 CTS ENCADRÉ PAR DEUX PETITS BRILLANTS 19 BOUCLES D'OREILLES EN OR JAUNE SERTIES CLOS DE 108 718 TOPAZES. 1.83 G BRUT 20 BAGUE EN OR BLANC SERTISSANT UNE AIGUE MARINE SANTA 108 582 MARIA D'ENVIRON 4 CTS ENTOURÉE DE HUITS BRILLANTS 21 BAGUE EN OR JAUNE SERTIE CLOS D'UNE TOURMALINE 108 712 WATERMELON. 1.83 G BRUT 22 BAGUE EN OR ART DÉCO EN PLATINE SERTIE DE 10 DIAMANTS 108 572 TAILLE ANCIENNE 10,65 G 23 SOLITAIRE SUR OR BLANC SERTI D'UN BRILLANT 1/2 CT 108 469 ENVIRON. 2.87 G BRUT 24 107 848 CHEVALIÈRE EN OR BLANC PAVÉE DE DIAMANTS. 6.50 G BRUT 25 BAGUE EN OR JAUNE SERTIE CLOS D'UNE AIGUE MARINE. 2.27 G 108 710 BRUT 26 BOUCLES D'OREILLES EN OR JAUNE SERTISSANT SAPHIRS, 108 716 DIAMANTS BLANC ET NOIR. 1.20 G BRUT 27 1/12 N° Désignation Ordre Info BAGUE OR JAUNE SERTIE DE TROIS PETITS DIAMANTS 5.80 G 108 470 BRUT 28 IMPORTANT SOLITAIRE MONTÉ SUR PLATINE SERTISSANT UN 107 847 DIAMANT D'ENVIRON 1 CTS. 3.72 G BRUT 29 BAGUE EN OR GRIS SERTI D'UN IMPORTANT RUBIS ENTOURÉ 107 411 DE DIAMANTS . POIDS BRUT 6.46 G 30 BAGUE OR GRIS SERTISSANT UNE ÉMERAUDE DE 5,47 CTS 106 398 ENTOURÉE DE DEUX DIAMANTS D'UN POIDS TOTAL DE 0.63 CTS. 31 COULEUR F. BAGUE MARGUERITE EN OR BLANC SERTISSANT UN SAPHIR 107 999 DANS UN ENTOURAGE DE DIAMANTS. 5.90 G BRUT 32 IMPORTANTE BAGUE EN PLATINE SERTIE DE 10 DIAMANTS 6 GR 108 570 BRUT (ENVIRON 3 CTS DE DIAMANTS) 33 BAGUE MARGUERITE EN OR GRIS SERTI D'UNE ÉMERAUDE 107 410 ENTOURÉE DE DIAMANTS . POIDS BRUT 5.50 G 34 ALLIANCE AMÉRICAINE EN OR BLANC SERTIE DE DIAMANTS 107 997 BAGUETTE. 4.30 G BRUT 35 SOLITAIRE DE 0.5 CTS DE TRÈS BELLE QUALITÉ, MONTÉ SUR OR 108 587 BLANC. 3.28 G BRUT 36 BAGUE EN OR JAUNE SERTIE CLOS D'UNE RODOCROSITE 108 713 ENTOURÉE DE DEUX DIAMANTS ET SAPHIRS. 1.63 G BRUT 37 108 468 DEMI ALLIANCE OR BLANC SERTI DE DIAMANTS 3.13 G 38 SAPHIR CEYLAN 4.03 CTS. RAPPORT DU LABORATOIRE 108 583 FRANÇAIS DE GÉMOLOGIE INDIQUANT LA PIERRE COMME ÉTANT 38a NON TRAITÉE NON CHAUFFÉE. (RAPPORT DU 11/09/2019) 107 901 IMPORTANTE CITRINE DE 1505 CTS 38c BRACELET EN OR GRIS SERTI DE SAPHIRS RONDS ET DIAMANTS 103 429 43.70 G D'OR ET 46 G BRUT 39 MONTRE BRACELET DAME EN PLATINE BRACELET ET CADRAN 107 521 SERTIS DE DIAMANTS 20.13 G BRUT 40 MONTRE BRACELET DE DAME EN OR GRIS. CADRAN ROND 108 578 SERTI DE DIAMANTS. 24 G BRUT 41 BELLE MONTRE BRACELET DAME DES ANNÉES 40 : BOITIER EN 107 631 PLATINE SERTI DE DIAMANTS . BRACELET EN ARGENT 22.32 G 42 BRUT MONTRE BRACELET DE DAME EN OR DE MARQUE FLAMOR. 108 111 COUVERCLE AJOURÉ SERTI DE PETITS DIAMANTS. 27.60 G 43 MONTRE DE COL OR BOITIER CISELE A DECOR DE NOEUDS 108 641 17,30GR BRUT 44 OMEGA SEAMASTER - BOITIER ACIER, AFFICHE LA DATE. 108 597 RAYURES AU VERRE ET SUR LE CADRAN 45 108 664 MONTRE DE VOYAGE MONT BLANC DANS SON ÉCRIN 46 108 581 PENDENTIF ART DÉCO EN ARGENT ET GALUCHAT TRICOLORE 47 108 584 BAGUE EN VERMEIL SERTISSANT UNE CITRINE 48 107 405 CHANEL - SAUTOIR MODÈLE TREFLE 1994. BON ÉTAT 49 HERMES - COLLIER "SKIPPER" EN ARGENT ET FIL ORANGE DANS 108 652 SON ÉCRIN. POIDS : 17.84 G BRUT 50 HERMES - BAGUE "ECHAPÉE" EN ARGENT DANS SON ÉCRIN. 108 651 TDD : . POIDS : 13.52 G BRUT 51 HERMES PARIS - CARRÉ EN SOIE "LES FUSILS" PAR H. DE 108 631 LINARES (NON REPRODUIT) 52 2/12 N° Désignation Ordre Info HERMES, "EARLY AMERICA" FOULARD PLISSÉ EN SOIE DANS 103 922 SON ÉCRIN. TRÈS BON ÉTAT 53 DIOR - SAC POLOCHON PORTÉ MAIN À DÉCOR DE 108 627 MONOGRAMME NAVY. 30 CM 54 DIOR - CABAS HAUT EN TOILE MONOGRAMME NAVY FERMETURE 108 659 À PRESSION. FERRURES ARGENTÉES. 55 DIOR - SAC POLOCHON PORTÉ MAIN À DÉCOR DE 108 628 MONOGRAMME MARRON. 40 CM 56 CELINE - SAC "BOOGIE" EN DAIM VERT À DÉCOR DE CLOUS ET 108 658 FINITIONS DORÉES (A NETTOYER) 57 MAC DOUGLAS, SAC PORTÉ MAIN "PYLA" EN CUIR GRAINÉ 108 657 CHOCOLAT ET FINITIONS ARGENTÉES 58 108 618 IMPORTANT DRAP EN LIN BRODÉ DE FLEURS, D'ÉPOQUE 1900 59 IMPORTANTE NAPPE EN METIS BRODÉ À DÉCOR DE FLEURS, 108 619 CIRCA 1930-1940 60 IMPORTANT DESSUS DE LIT EN PIQUÉ DE MARSEILLE, ÉPOQUE 108 617 XIX EME 61 CLOS DES TRUFFIERS 2010, COTEAUX DU LANGUEDOC. 1 108 502 BOUTEILLE (ACCIDENT À L'ÉTIQUETTE) 62 CLOS DES TRUFFIERS 2010, COTEAUX DU LANGUEDOC. 1 108 504 BOUTEILLE (ACCIDENT À L'ÉTIQUETTE) 63 CLOS DES TRUFFIERS 2010, COTEAUX DU LANGUEDOC. 1 108 503 BOUTEILLE (ACCIDENT À L'ÉTIQUETTE) 64 CLOS DES TRUFFIERS 2010, COTEAUX DU LANGUEDOC. 1 108 501 BOUTEILLE (ACCIDENT À L'ÉTIQUETTE) 65 CLOS DES TRUFFIERS 2010, COTEAUX DU LANGUEDOC. 1 108 500 BOUTEILLE. (ACCIDENT À L'ÉTIQUETTE) 66 108 732 ECHEZEAUX GRAND CRU 1991 - LOUIS MAX. UNE BOUTEILLE 67 CHATEAU DES FINES ROCHES CHATEAUBEUF DU PAPE 1998 108 801 MAGNUM 68 108 686 PETRUS - BORDEAUX POMEROL ROUGE, 1987 69 108 728 CHATEAU D'YQUEM - LUR SALUCES - SAUTERNES 1988 70 108 727 CHATEAU D'YQUEM - LUR SALUCES - SAUTERNES 1990 71 108 687 CHATEAU YQUEM - BORDEAUX SAUTERNES LIQUOREUX, 1966 72 108 723 CHATEAU MOUTON ROTHSCHILD PAUILLAC 1980 73 CHATEAU MOUTON ROTHSCHILD PAUILLAC1975 NIVEAU DEMI 108 725 EPAULE 74 108 724 CHATEAU MOUTON ROTHSCHILD PAUILLAC1975 NIVEAU EPAULE 75 108 734 PAVILLON ROUGE DU CHÂTEAU MARGAUX 1997 76 108 733 PAVILLON ROUGE DU CHÂTEAU MARGAUX 1997 77 CHATEAU HAUT BRION - BORDEAUX PESSAC LÉOGNAN ROUGE, 108 685 1986 78 108 688 CHATEAU COUTET, BORDEAUX HAUT BARSAC LIQUOREUX, 1928 79 CHATEAU LAFITE ROTHSCHILD ROUGE - BORDEAUX PAUILLAC 108 683 1965 80 108 485 LA PORTE DU CIEL 2011, LANGUEDOC LA CLAPE. 1 BOUTEILLE 81 108 486 LA PORTE DU CIEL 2011, LANGUEDOC LA CLAPE. 1 BOUTEILLE 82 108 483 LA PORTE DU CIEL 2011, LANGUEDOC LA CLAPE. 1 BOUTEILLE 83 3/12 N° Désignation Ordre Info 108 484 LA PORTE DU CIEL 2011, LANGUEDOC LA CLAPE. 1 BOUTEILLE 84 CHATEAU PAVIE 2009 ST EMILION GRAND CRU PREMIER GRAND 108 517 CRU CLASSE 85 CHATEAU PAVIE 2009 ST EMILION GRAND CRU PREMIER GRAND 108 516 CRU CLASSE 86 CHATEAU PAVIE 2009 ST EMILION GRAND CRU PREMIER GRAND 108 515 CRU CLASSE 87 108 709 CHATEAU BRANAIRE 2 BOUTEILLES ST JULIEN 1994 88 108 519 CHATEAU MONTROSE 2007 ST ESTEPHE UNE BOUTEILLE 89 CHATEAU LA MISSION HAUT BRION ROUGE - BORDEAUX GRAVES 108 684 ROUGE, 1983 90 108 518 CHATEAU MONTROSE 2007 ST ESTEPHE UNE BOUTEILLE 91 CHATEAU LA GAFFELIÈRE GRAND CRU CLASSÉ - ST EMILION 108 736 GRAND CRU 19936 - COMTES DE NEIPPERG 92 SERVICE ART DÉCO 4 PIÈCES EN MÉTAL ARGENTÉ SUR LEUR 108 275 PLATEAU 93 108 277 SEAU À CHAMPAGNE EN MÉTAL ARGENTÉ 94 CHRISTOFLE : HUIT PORTE BRISTOL EN MÉTAL ARGENTÉ À 108 286 DÉCOR DE FEUILLE 95 CHRISTOFLE : SIX, FOURCHETTES ET SIX CUILLÈRES EN MÉTAL 108 278 ARGENTÉ 96 108 521 SIX CUILLÈRES À CAFÉ EN ARGENT. 97 G 97 ST MEDARD, MENAGÈRE EN MÉTAL ARGENTÉ DANS SON ÉCRIN. 104 320 62 PIÈCES. 98 MÉNAGÈRE EN MÉTAL ARGENTÉ, 119 PIÉCES DANS SON 107 314 COFFRET 99 CHRISTOFLE - MENAGÈRE EN MÉTAL ARGENTÉ MODÈLE BOREAL DANS SON COFFRET CONTENANT 64 PIÈCES + 24 108 566 COUTEAUX + 2 PIÈCES DE SERVICE + 12 FOURCHETTES À 100 DESSERT MANCHE EN CORNE MEUBLE À MÉNAGÈRE EN BOIS DE STYLE ART DÉCO, OUVRANT PAR 4 TIROIRS DONT TROIS AVEC LEURS GARNITURES 108 318 INTERIEURES.
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