A short chain for a pocket watch, crafted from 14k rose gold. It was hallmarked in Vienna with the Austro-Hungarian "fox" hallmark between 1872 and 1922 and the maker´s mark "DL". The original clasp is functional. The decorative ball-shaped pendant shows signs of wear; its surface has a few small dents. One link of the chain was repaired in the past.

A pin made of 14k yellow gold. The decorative element features a finely crafted oriental figure; at the time the jewelry was made, we would have called it a "Blackamoor." The figure, wearing a turban, is set with natural sea coral and decorated all over with colored enamels. Due to the pin´s considerable age, the enamel is missing in places, and the item shows signs of wear. It was stamped with the Austro-Hungarian “fox” hallmark, used since 1872.

A stick pin made of 14k yellow and rose gold. The round head features natural Bohemian garnets set in silver. Marked with the Austro-Hungarian “fox” hallmark with the letter “P,” used in Hungary until 1936.

Gold pocket watch chain, made of 14k rose gold at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Two natural carnelian plates are set in a rectangular pendant with a richly decorated frame. One of them depicts a cameo with a contemporary popular motif of a soldier with a helmet. The piece is marked with the Austro-Hungarian hallmark “fox” with the letter A (hallmarked in Vienna) and a less legible master mark, probably “SB”. The total length of the chain is 35 cm.

A substantial pin (6.71 g) made of 14k yellow gold with a head in the shape of a partridge, crafted with meticulous detail. The bird is rendered with absolute fidelity, including engraved feathers, and its eyes are represented by two red stones (which cannot be identified due to their size).

The piece is stamped on the pin with the master mark, the Austro-Hungarian "fox" hallmark, and the separate letter "A."

A stick pin with attached chain with a hook and a screw-on carabiner. The pin has a decorative head made of hollow 9k gold (375/1000) in yellow and rose color, set with a natural garnet in the center. The pin and chain are made of 11k gold (450/1000). The ends of the chain are also decoratively finished.

The jewelry comes with a certificate from the Czech Assay Office.

Silver curb chain is finished with an original spring ring and a lobster clasp for attaching a pocket watch. The original owner attached a St. Mary's medal made of aluminum as a decoration.

Made in Austria-Hungary, probably at the beginning of the 20th century.

A stick pin with a horseshoe-shaped head set with 11 natural rose cut diamonds. The material used is 14k (580/1000) rose gold, which is typical for Austro-Hungarian jewelry. Hallmarked in Vienna, probably at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The item has a historical repair on the pin.

Stamped with the Austro-Hungarian "fox" hallmark, the letter "A" (Assey Office in Vienna) and a less legible maker's mark.

A pocket watch chain made in the second half of the 19th century from low-karat gold (Au 350/1000 and Au 300/1000) in a light yellow-pink color. It has an original screw clasp and a base metal pocket watch key with a turning agate fob.

The item comes with a certificate from the Czech Assay Office.

Elaborate chatelaine clip designed to hold a pocket watch is made of 835/1000 silver decorated across its entire surface using the niello technique.

The carabiner is marked with illegible manufacturer's initials, there is no hallmark present. The clip comes with a certificate issued by the Assay Office.