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A gold brooch with turquoise and old-cut diamonds, C.E. Bolin, St Petersburg 1860-1875, workmaster Robert Schwan

Estimate
200 000 - 225 000 SEK
17 900 - 20 100 EUR
18 100 - 20 400 USD
Hammer price
188 000 SEK
Purchasing info
For condition report contact specialist
Cecilia Andrén
Stockholm
Cecilia Andrén
Head specialist Jewellery
+46 (0)790 78 03 20
A gold brooch with turquoise and old-cut diamonds, C.E. Bolin, St Petersburg 1860-1875, workmaster Robert Schwan

Total diamond weight ca 0.80 ct, dimensions 45 X 15 mm, total weight 6 g. Struck with workmaster's initials RS, 56 standard.

Provenance

W.A. Bolin collection

Exhibitions

The Armoury Museum, the Kremlin, 2001 'W.A. BOLIN Bolin in Russia Court jeweller late XIX-early XX centuries', catalogue no 100, p. 165.

More information

In the mid-1840s, one of Bolins and the world's most famous tiaras was possibly crafted under the supervision of master craftsman Robert Schwan, known as the Vladimir Tiara. The tiara is now owned by the British royal family and was often worn by Queen Elizabeth II. It was commissioned in 1843 as a gift for the future Empress Maria Alexandrovna, who later bequeathed it to her son Grand Duke Vladimir, whose wife Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna frequently wore the beautiful tiara.

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