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Lot 350
A COLLECTION OF BOUCHERON AND UNSIGNED GOLD CUFFLINKS including a pair of Boucheron log cufflinks in 18ct gold, the terminals designed as realistic logs, secured with chain links, signed 'Boucheron', French assay marks, terminals 1.8cm; together with a pair of vintage French rope link cufflinks in 18ct rose gold, each comprising a looped rope to hook fittings, obscured maker's mark, stamped BTE SDGD for French patent, French assay marks, 5.7cm; a pair of solid knot cufflinks in 9ct gold, each terminated by a string ball to either end, no assay marks, the large terminals 1.0cm; and a pair of mother of pearl cufflinks, the terminals set with a drill carved mother of pearl, secured with bar links, terminals 1.8cm, (18ct gold gross weight - c.23.6g) (9ct gold weight - c.14.0g)
Lot 781
950 standard, of plain form with flattened rim, engraved to the centre Vittoria June 21st 1813, and to the side of the bowl with the Spencer family crest above monogram, hallmarked to the rim (rubbed) probably for Paris 1798-1809 and C. Boucheron?, 27.8cm long, 19 oz approx. Some damages. By repute captured at the Battle of Vitoria, the Peninsular War.
Lot 400
Boucheron. A two colour peridot pendant, the two colour reeded pendant with central cabochon cut peridot in collet setting, to a matching pendant loop, stamped 750, signed Boucheron, numbered B 467. X343, 3.2cm longCondition Report: Overall condition good, with some general light scratches and abrasions only visible under 10x magnification the peridot is in good condition with no chips or scratches just one tiny pin hole shallow chip only visible under 10x magnification. good life and transparency with some minor typical small inclusions. gross weight 14.3g
Lot 88
A French vintage lapis lazuli and gold ing, comprising a rub over set faceted rectangular cut lapis lazuli approx 11 x 10mm, within collar overlaid to a wide boule type ridged mount tapering to reverse, width approx 17mm, size S, French gold mark, maker mark rubbed, after Boucheron, total gross weight approx 13.5gms Further details: good stones present and intact,
Lot 167
BOUCHERON: DIAMOND-SET FOB WATCH, CIRCA 1900The circular dial with Roman and Arabic hourmarkers, within a rose-cut diamond bezel, dial signed Boucheron Paris, length 3.8cmFootnotes:Please note this lot has VAT at a preferential rate of 5% on the Hammer Price and VAT at the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 2402
BOUCHERON COLLIER mit Herzanhänger, gefertigt aus 750er Gelbgold und Strängen aus blauen Saphiren, besetzt mit einer Vielzahl von Brillanten von insgesamt 11,5 ct im Baguette- bzw. Brillantschliff. Im Zentrum ein herzförmig und facettiert geschliffener gelber Saphir (ca. 11,5 mm x 10 mm). Der Herzanhänger rückseitig mit Authentifikationsnummer "Boucheron 724161" sowie 2x Adlerkopfpunze (ebenso am Verschluss) für 18kt Gold, Paris/ Frankreich, Marke 1847. Länge: 38 cm. Herzmaße: H. 2,9 x B. 3,0 x T. 1,2 cm. Klappverschluss mit Sicherheitskettchen.
Lot 434
Boucheron 18ct gold and diamond heart shaped pendant necklace, Boucheron Valentine’s Day collection with double sided pierced decoration, the front with a message of love: "Je t'aime, cherie, love me, caresse me, forever" and reveres with "B" of Boucheron, signed and numbered E69479, the pendant 26mm, the chain also signed, 44cm.
Lot 6314
Royalty Interest - Princess Mary of Teck, later H.M. Queen Mary, consort of George V, photograph signed 'Victoria Mary' wearing the Boucheron Loop Tiara in an oak frame with gilded columns and crown finial inscribed on a plaque 'Presented by H.R.H. Princess of Wales to the Home of Rest, Leicester Frith, May 1908' 77cm x 63cm overall together with a cot cover inscribed in ink 'Mrs G L Roberts, Cot Cover made by Her Majesty Queen Mary June 1940' on a printed card 'Marlborough House S.W.1'
Lot 110
Two brooches, first half 20th century, comprising: an Art Deco brooch of geometric design in gold centring on the initials GM, applied with black and red enamel, length 2.4cm, partially signed London; and a gold bar brooch also initialled GM, set with amethysts, length 4.6cmBy family tradition, the Art Deco enamel brooch was commissioned from Boucheron
Lot 564
Boucheron, a gold and diamond brooch, 1960s, designed as a rabbit jumping in surprise, in polished gold and gold bead work, its ears, eyes and tail set with brilliant- and single-cut diamonds, length 5cm, signed Boucheron Paris, numbered 575658, French assay marks for 18ct gold, one small diamond deficient
Lot 451
No reserve - Boucheron, a pair of gold and onyx cufflinks, circa 1975, each of rope twist design in 18ct gold, set to one end with an onyx baton, onyx batons 2cm, each signed Boucheron, Italian maker's marks, British import hallmarks for 18ct gold, date letter for 1975, fitted case stamped Boucheron
Lot 6196
Royalty Interest - Princess Mary of Teck, later H.M. Queen Mary, consort of George V, photograph signed 'Victoria Mary' wearing the Boucheron Loop Tiara in an oak frame with gilded columns and crown finial inscribed on a plaque 'Presented by H.R.H. Princess of Wales to the Home of Rest, Leicester Frith, May 1908' 77cm x 63cm overall together with a cot cover inscribed in ink 'Mrs G L Roberts, Cot Cover made by Her Majesty Queen Mary June 1940' on a printed card 'Marlborough House S.W.1'
Lot 96
Boucheron, Crazy Jungle Owl, montre petite seconde en or gris 750 ornée d'un hiboux pavé de diamants, saphirs et améthystes. Mouvement: cal. GP 4000, automatique, 31 rubis. Boîtier: n°100-3209, diam. 42 mm, fond en verre laissant apparaître le mouvement. Complication: compteur subsidiaire pour les secondes. Bracelet Boucheron: satin violet avec boucle ardillon or gris 750 Boucheron. Signature: cadran, mouvement, boîtier. Signature Girard-Perregaux: mouvement
Lot 55
BOUCHERON: EMERALD AND DIAMOND RING, CIRCA 1985The oval-cut emerald within a surround of calibré-cut emeralds, in a brilliant-cut diamond bombé mount, diamonds approximately 3.40 carats total, signed Boucheron, numbered B375 50744, maker's mark for Boucheron, French assay mark, ring size L½For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 329
Boucheron. An 18ct gold automatic chronograph bracelet watch Reflet Solis, Reference AL403816, Circa 2000 Zenith El primero 400z 31 jewel automatic movement, white dial with sweep centre seconds, three subsidiary dials for constant seconds, 30 minute and 12 hour registers, gold stepped case with olive shaped chronograph buttons in the band, sapphire crown, glazed exhibition case back, large fixed reeded gadroon lug, both sides with invisible sliding clasp to the gold link bracelet, European convention hallmarks, case, dial and movement signed 39mm diameter Please note that Roseberys do not guarantee working order or time keeping of any automatic, mechanical, quartz or other timepieceCondition Report: 185.36g gross weight
Lot 380
Boucheron. A five piece silver and gold, sapphire and ruby-set vanity set, and a matched sapphire set compact, the five piece set comprising a minaudière enclosing two compartments, one lipstick holder, a cigarette holder, a comb and a mirror; two compacts of graduated size; a lipstick holder; and a lighter; all signed Boucheron Paris, with French gold and silver mixed metal assay mark, four of the pieces numbered BT No. 875012, all with cross hatched decoration and reeded sides; the matched compact with fluted decoration, signed Boucheron Paris, French gold and silver mixed metal assay mark; all six pieces with pierced decoration depicting birds amidst flowering foliage, circa 1940 (6)
Lot 93
A DIAMOND PENDANT, BY BOUCHERONOf openwork bombé heart design, pave-set with brilliant-cut diamonds throughout, with single-cut diamond bale, mounted in 18K gold, diamonds approximately 2.90cts, signed Boucheron, with maker's mark 'AJV' for Atelier de Joaillerie Vendôme, French assay mark, length 3cm Condition Report: Diamonds: approx. 2.90cts total, unable to assess colour due to yellow mount, estimated clarity VSSignature, maker's mark and French assay mark located on the reverseNormal signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 4.6g
Lot 18
A 19TH CENTURY ENAMEL AND GEM-SET HOLBEINESQUE PENDANT, CIRCA 1870The neo-renaissance style set with an oval-shaped garnet cabochon within an openwork vari-coloured enamel surround, accented with rose-cut diamonds and pearls to cardinal points, suspending a pear-shaped garnet cabochon pendant, with glazed compartment on the reverse within engraved foliate and scrolling detailing, mounted in gold, length (including bale): 6.7cmHolbeinesque jewellery is a term used to describe a distinctive style that was popular during the mid-19th century. Named after the German artist, Hans Holbein the Younger, who is known for his detailed and realistic portrait paintings, the jewellery is characterized by its intricate, highly ornate designs, often featuring enamel work, gemstones, and intricate gold or silver metalwork.This can be recognised by a large centrally placed cabochon gem, an engraving or inlay mounted in gold with coloured enamels. The back of each piece is often meticulously carved using scroll and foliage decoration.John Brogden and his colleague, Carlo Giuliano often copied jewellery depicted in Holbein's portraits of Tudor ladies from the court of Henry VIII. Other jewellery houses that produce Holbeinesque jewellery include Jules Wièse, Boucheron, Chaumet, and Vever.The metalwork in Holbeinesque jewellery was typically ornate and detailed, with intricate filigree, granulation, and scrollwork. The designs were often inspired by Renaissance and Gothic art, incorporating elements such as arches, columns, and floral motifs. Gemstones, such as diamonds, pearls, and coloured gemstones, were also commonly used to enhance the overall aesthetic.Holbeinesque jewellery was highly fashionable during the Victorian era, particularly during the mid-1800s, as it captured the romantic and nostalgic spirit of the time. Queen Victoria herself was known to be a fan of this style, and her influence helped popularize it. These pieces were often given as tokens of love, making them cherished heirlooms within families.Today, Holbeinesque jewellery pieces are highly sought after by collectors and antique enthusiasts. Their craftsmanship, historical significance, and timeless beauty continue to captivate those with an appreciation for intricate and meaningful adornments. The legacy of Holbeinesque jewellery lives on as a testament to the enduring appeal of finely crafted, sentimental jewellery from the past. Condition Report: Minor enamel loss on the bale otherwise in good conditionPearls: very good lustreGarnet cabochons: both well matched and in good conditionRose-cut diamonds: bright and livelyThe reverse in good conditionMinor to normal signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 10.6g
Lot 64
A CULTURED PEARL AND DIAMOND NECKLACE, BY M. GÉRARD, CIRCA 1970Composed of five rows of cultured pearls centring a textured gold motif highlighted with brilliant-cut diamonds and suspending a cultured pearl tassel, mounted in 18K gold, signed M. Gérard, numbered B81/2, with maker's mark 'AV' for André Vassort, French assay mark, with maker's travel pouch, necklace length approximately 40cm, length of pendant with tassel 9cmAndré Vassort established his workshop in 1955. He became renowned for this fine workmanship and was sought after by the elite French jewellery houses such as Van Cleef & Arpels, Boucheron, Fred Paris and Mauboussin. Together with Gérard, they created exquisite jewellery pieces for more than twenty years.Frenchman Louis Gérard worked for many years for the world-famous house of Van Cleef & Arpels before making the decision to establish a maison of his own in 1968. Thus, the house of M Gérard was born and opened its doors for the first time at 8 Avenue Montaigne in Paris.Gérard worked primarily with the Atelier Vassort workshop producing magnificent suites of jewellery of the highest quality and craftsmanship and lavishly decorated with diamonds and precious gems. A character with a large personality, Gérard delighted in throwing fabulously stylish parties from Cannes to Monte Carlo, for the jet-setting elite he proudly called clients. His boutiques were situated in London, Lausanne, Monte Carlo and Gstaad, an upscale resort town in the Swiss Alps.However, the rapid expansion and extravagant entertaining budget sadly proved unsustainable and in 1985, Gérard was forced to sell out to a group of American investors. He later succeeded in re-gaining his company and re-launched under the name of Louis Gérard, Joaillier International but this success was short-lived and by 1991, the firm was forced once again to shut its doors.Today, pieces from the prestigious house continue to be highly sought after for their magnificent quality. A number of pieces by the house appeared as highlights of The Royal House Sale at Christies Geneva in November 2006, one of the top ten most expensive private jewellery collections ever sold at auction. Condition Report: Pearls: measuring from 4.41mm to 6.29mm - of cream tint with pink and silver overtones, high lustre, minor natural blemishes on some pearls visible with close inspection under a bright light sourceDiamonds: bright and livelyEagle's head for French 18K gold - maker's mark 'AV' for André VassortSignature and number located on the reverse of the claspIt is always recommended to restring pearl necklaces bought second handApart from restringing recommended, minor signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 106.20g
Lot 73
A COLLECTIBLE LAPIS LAZULI AND GOLD SAUTOIR NECKLACE, BY BOUCHERON, CIRCA 1960Comprising a twisted Byzantine-link chain with alternating spherical and cylindrical lapis lazuli bead spacers, mounted in 18K gold, with maker's mark for Boucheron, French assay marks, with gold security chain, length 103cm Condition Report: Normal signs of wear, overall in good conditionClasp secure and security chain functioningTotal gross weight approx. 72.30g
Lot 80
A GOLD PENDANT, BY BOUCHERON, 1975The textured oval plaque depicting the pisces astrological sign, in 18K gold, signed Boucheron, with maker's mark 'BLD', English hallmarks for London 1975, length (including bale): 3.3cm Condition Report: Normal signs of wear, overall in good conditionTotal gross weight approx. 6.6g
Lot 499
Eleven bottles of perfume - all boxed, to include Boucheron Eau de Toilette; Guy Laroche, Fidgi; Jean Patou, Coffret Joy; Van Cleef & Arpels, First; Estee Lauder, Alliage; Chanel, Coco; Gianna Versace; Nini Ricci, L'Air de Temps; Clarins Elysium; Kpachar Mockba; Avon.Condition report:Please see additional uploaded images of all items in this lot.
Lot 253
Paris: Cercle d' Art, 2007. Boucheron: Capturing the Sparkle. Hardcover 207-page book with original cover reflecting and illustrating various jewelry pieces created. ISBN: 2702207979. Artist: Patrick Wald Lasowski and Anne-Marie ClaisIssued: 2007Dimensions: 11"W x 1"D x 13"HManufacturer: Cercle d'ArtCountry of Origin: Paris
Lot 293
Boucheron "Jaipur" Perfume Bottle in the shape of a ring w/ original box. (Boucheron - 1) Provenance: single owner lifetime collection from Jacksonville, FL - Entire collection has been donated to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church where the proceeds will be used to install a new roof for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, Palm Coast, FL 32164, which will cost approximately $2 million. - The descriptions for these lots have been comprised from the collectors notes along with extensive research that was done by an associate of the church. We used these notes to help reference and list these items. Please be aware that the descriptions are only guides and the items are being sold as photographed and we are not held liable for any inaccuracies. ALL SALES WILL BE FINAL. - If there were any noticeable condition issues on the bottles or removable stoppers, we tried our best to photograph and show said damage. Please check all images as even if no issues are listed in the description this does not indicate lack of wear and tear. - We cannot guarentee the contents of the bottles, these pieces have been collected over a lifetime and some have liquid inside of them. Just because there is liquid inside does not guarentee that it is the correct perfume for the bottle itself. Pleasase also be aware that bottles may have to be emptied for shipping purposes which will be dictated by your location and shipping restrictions. We are not held liable for the contents of the bottles as they are being sold AS-IS
Lot 332
An Art Deco carved emerald, sapphire and diamond jardinière brooch, circa 1930, the vase formed from a pear-shaped emerald bead, weighing 13.60 carats, carved to both sides with an undulating pattern, with vari-shaped step-cut diamond detailing, the whole issuing a tree with brilliant-cut diamond foliage and fruits set with buff-top sapphires and vari-cut diamonds, mounted in platinum, unsigned, French assay mark, numbered ‘3563’, cased by Boucheron, total diamond weight very approximately 8.00 carats, length 6cm. £10,000-£15,000 --- Accompanied by a report from The Gem and Pearl Laboratory. Please contact the department for further details. During the early decades of the 20th century the use of carved Mughal emeralds in contemporary jewellery reflected the growing fascination of master jewellers with the decorative arts of India. Louis Boucheron and Jacques Cartier, amongst others, were charmed by the ‘exotic’ arts and splendour of India and frequently visited seeking commissions and purchasing gemstones for their Western clients. These Indian-inspired jewels were particularly popular amongst British clientele due to the Imperial interests of the country at the time. The cultural fascination between the two continents was, however, reciprocal and the Indian nobility regularly travelled to Europe, visiting Boucheron, Cartier and other firms, to have their historical jewels remodelled into contemporary designs. This brooch encapsulates several influences and innovations of the period, not only through the use of an Indian carved emerald bead but also in the Japanese-inspired motif of the Bonsai tree. The fascination with non-European cultures also extended to the arts of China and Japan. Oriental motifs were readily incorporated into designs and the brooch offered here exemplifies the Japanese influence on the traditional European giardinetto brooch. Advancements in cutting techniques also enabled the fine jewellery houses of the period to combine vari-cut gemstones and create the defining geometric shapes of the era. Literature: Nadelhoffer H., ‘Cartier’, London 1984, pub. Thames & Hudson. Néret, G., ‘Boucheron, Four Generations of a World-Renowned Jeweler’, New York, 1988, pub. Rizzoli. Condition Report Accompanied by a report from The Gem and Pearl Laboratory stating that the emerald, weighing 13.58 carats, is of Colombian origin with evidence of moderate clarity enhancement. Later clip fitting. Some spot repairs to reverse - likely as a result of neat removal of original brooch fitting. Later added spikes to reverse to aid clip fitting. Clip with good tension, side-to-side movement of pins when closed. Diamonds bright and lively. Sapphires well matched. Emerald with good transparency, some eye visible inclusions as typical for material, iridescent patch bottom left (from front). Light wear to platinum. Gallery with French dog’s head assay mark for platinum. Base of jardiniere numbered ‘3563’. Unsigned. Overall good condition. Gross weight 24.2gm. Case in good condition.
Lot 1
Boucheron. Musealer Art Nouveau Anhänger 'Chacal et Serpents' von Lucien Hirtz. Paris. Um 1900. 18 kt. GG mit Silber, gest., MZ: Boucheron Paris. Bekrönung durch den Schakalkopf mit zwei Schlangen, eines der bekanntesten Motive von Lucien Hirtz, ab 1893 der erste Designer im Boucheron Haus bei Frédéric Boucheron. Besatz mit 36 Diam. im Alt- und Rosenschliff zus. ca. 0,95 ct. Leicht Getöntes Weiß(I-J).vs-P. (4 Diam. je ca. 0,10 ct.). Im Zentrum der große Citrin in dunkler, intensiver Rot-Orange-Farbe ca. 24,50 ct. (ca. 32 x 22,5 x 15 mm). Feste Ketten-Montierung mit Flachpanzerkette ergänzt. Anhänger 77 x 49 mm, Gew. ca. 96 g. - Literatur: Divis, 2011, Nr. 1147 -
Lot 24
JEWELLERY BOOKS - FRENCH DESIGNERS COMPRISING; Alexandre Reza: Dreams of yesterday Realities of to-day, Arlette Seta, Editions d'art Monelle Hayot, 1985 Alexandre Reza: Pierres de lumière, Arlette Seta, Editions d'art Monelle Hayot 1991 Boucheron: Free-Spirited Jeweler, Anity Coppet, Abrams, New York 2018 Boucheron: The Secret Archives, Vincent Meylan, Antique Collectors' Club Ltd., Suffolk 2011 Fred, Amy L. Slingerland (ed.), Assouline Publishing, New York 2016 Lacloche Joailliers, Laurence Mouillefarine and Véronique Ristelhueber, Éditions Norma, Paris 2019 Maison Goossens: Haute Couture Jewelry, Patrick Mauriès, Thames & Hudson, 2014 Taffin: The Jewelry. of James Givenchy, Stephanie Lacava, Rizzoli International Publications, Inc., New York 2016 (8) The largest: 35.3cm x 25.3cm Condition: For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.
Lot 197
BOUCHERON, SERPENT BOHÈME, A DIAMOND AND GOLD COLOURED RING AND EAR CLIPS The textured coiled ring with a pear shaped panel pavé set with brilliant cut diamonds, approximately 0.48 carats total, with beaded border, the shank signed BOUCHERON, stamped with French poinçons and OR 750, and a matching pair of scrolled diamond ear clips, approximately 0.64 carats total, signed BOUCHERON and stamped with French poinçons, numbered 38667 Size/dimensions: finger size K 1/2, ear clips 2.5cm long Gross weight: 29.5 grams Condition Report: The diamonds are bright and lively, all present and correct, a few small scuffs to the back of the shank and some general light wear to settings, the ear clips in good working orderCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 150
A Boucheron 1960's ladies yellow metal cased wrist watch, with sapphire set winder, the circular white face with Roman numerals, the case 2.5cm x 2.5cm, the back bearing Swiss import mark for 750/1000 the strap with yellow metal buckle stamped '750', along with a spare leather Boucheron strap CONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILSIMPORTANT * Descriptions do not include condition reports. Please contact us to if you require further information or images. * Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid * Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods. Our preferred method of payment is by bank transfer. We do not take cash or card payments.
Lot 59
Art Déco Jabot Pin mit BuddhaParis, ca. 1925 Lacloche Frères1,5 x 6 cmPlatin getestet. Anstecknadel (Nadel wohl 750/000) mit ca. 53 Diamantrosen ca. 0,25ct W/P und einem Buddha aus rot gefärbtem Pate-de-Verre. Gewicht 5,9gRheinische SammlungNahezu legendär sind die Art-Déco Entwürfe des Hauses Lacloche im orientalischen und asiatischen Stil die sie auf den großen Pariser Ausstellungen 1925 und 1929 präsentieren.Das Haus wird 1875 in Madrid von den Brüdern Leopold, Jacques, Jules und Fernand gegründet. Zunächst bezieht man von berühmten Pariser Häusern Arbeiten um sie in Spanien zu verkaufen, schnell kommen eigene Arbeiten dazu. In den berühmten spanischen Luxus-Kurorten San Sebastian und Biarritz werden Filialen errichtet und mehren den Ruf des Hauses.1892 lässt sich die Firma in Paris nieder, im Jahre 1900 wird Madrid als Standort geschlossen. 1904 erwibt man das Londoner Juweliergeschäft Edwin Streeter, damit sind sie auch Besitzer des berühmten Agra-Diamnanten. Im ersten Weltkrieg erwirbt Lacloche zusätzlich die Londoner Niederlassung von Fabergé. Im Art Déco produziert das Haus insbesondere Luxusartikel wie Puderdosen, Etuis und Uhren mit farbiger Emaille und Edelsteinen. Eine ganz besondere Spezialität des Hauses sind die sogenannten Jabot Pins, eine Art Kragennadel zumeist im asiatischen Stil gefertigt. Die Konkurrenten Cartier, Boucheron und Van Cleef Arpels greifen diese Entwürfe dankbar auf.
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