Richly decorated Art Deco ring, crafted in 18k white gold, features a rectangular head set with a matte-finished rock crystal plate, into which two natural single-cut diamonds are set in gold bezels. Another natural single and rose cut diamonds are set around the perimeter of the head; the total weight of all 12 diamonds is 0.17 ct,  G-I color, SI-I clarity. A colorful contrast is provided by 14 natural emeralds of various cuts with a total weight of 0.20 ct, which frame the crystal plate.

Based on the style of the jewelry, it is likely a piece from North America dating from the second quarter of the 20th century. The size is 55.5 - we will be happy to adjust it slightly for you free of charge.

The ring comes with a certificate issued by the Assay Office.

This winter landscape, featuring the iconic silhouette of Trosky Castle, is masterfully captured in oil on cardboard by the prominent Czech realist František Kaván (1866–1941) during the 1920s. The work, measuring 39.7 x 51.5 cm, is signed by the artist in the lower left with a dedication, set in a period-style frame, and its authenticity is documented by an expert opinion from the art historian PhDr. Mgr. Michael Zachař.

The name of the academic painter František Kaván is inherently linked to the history of Czech landscape painting and the renowned Mařák School at the Prague Academy. The artist is esteemed for his ability to deeply perceive the character of the Czech countryside and, through compelling brushwork, capture its atmospheric shifts, particularly in his native Krkonoše Mountains, the Vysočina region, and the Bohemian Paradise. This presented piece dates from the artist’s mature realist-impressionist period, a time when he resided in Libuň and undertook excursions to capture picturesque motifs near Jinolice and Ktová. Kaván remained faithful to a realist foundation throughout his life, and his winter landscapes, with their refined color palette, represent the pinnacle of his oeuvre, making him one of the most sought-after authors of 19th and 20th-century Czech art.

Brooch made of 14k rose gold. The jeweler set natural diamonds with a total weight of 1.58 ct into the floral pattern.

The individual weights of the old round cut diamonds are: 1× 0.30 ct, 2× 0.20 ct, 2× 0.16 ct, 8× 0.07 ct. They are complemented by 14 rose cut diamonds. The diamonds are set in silver so that the metal matches the color of the stones. They have a high color grade ranging from D-E-F-G and achieve VS-SI clarity.

A beautiful piece of craftsmanship from the late 19th century. The brooch was marked in Vienna with the Austro-Hungarian "fox" hallmark used since 1872. The pin safety catch, ensuring safe wearing, was added to the brooch at a later date.

A short video of the brooch can be found here.

Unique pendant - cross made of 16k gold (fineness Au 690/1000) set with natural amethysts with a total weight of 11.24 ct. The individual weights of the amethysts are: 3× 2.10 ct, 1× 2.74 ct, 1× 1.61 ct, 1× 0.59 ct. The setting of the stones is decorated with a embossed pattern with a floral motif. This piece of jewelry dates back to approximately 1820-1840.

Unmarked. The fineness of the metal is confirmed by a certificate from the Czech Assay Office.

Short video of the pendant here.

Ring with a solitaire natural diamond of old cut weighing 0.75 ct, G color and VVS clarity. The material is Austro-Hungarian rosey 14k gold (580/1000), the diamond is set in a white gold bezel setting. Hallmarked in Vienna before 1922.

The size of the jewelry is 59.5 with the possibility of free adjustment by several sizes.

A necklace from 14k yellow gold, made in the Art Nouveau style in 1920s. The jewelry is set with synthetic rubies and natural clear sapphires (leucosapphires).

The original box is included in the offer.

Czechoslovak Art Deco ring dating from the 1930s is made of 14k white gold and platinum, the natural diamonds weighing a total of 0.71 ct are set in. The central round brilliant cut diamond weighing 0.25 ct is surrounded by ten round brilliant cut diamonds weighing 0.04 ct each and two simple-cut diamonds weighing 0.03 ct each. The diamonds are F-G in color and VVS-VS in clarity.

The ring is stamped with period hallmarks for 14k gold and platinum, fineness, and a partially illegible maker's mark.

A pocket watch chain made of yellow and rose 14k gold in the last third of the 19th century. It was marked in Prague with the Austro-Hungarian "fox" hallmark used since 1872. Similar jewelry with tassels was popular throughout Europe around 1870. The last photo shows an excerpt from a 19th century jewelry catalog authored by PhDr. Alena Křížová.

The original clasps are functional, and the entire piece is in excellent condition with no damage. 

Triple-cased pocket watches by the Swiss brand Longines are made of yellow 18k gold, with the inner dust cover crafted partly from rose gold of the same fineness. The movement serial number 2589037 corresponds to the year of manufacture 1903. The gold-colored guilloché dial is signed “A. Türler Zürich”, a well-known Zurich watch retailer active since 1883. The case is stamped in several places with Swiss hallmarks for 18k gold; this fineness is further confirmed by a certificate from the Czech Assay Office.

This type of pocket watch is characterized by an outer case partially covered by a glass, allowing the time to be read immediately without opening the case. The outer covers are attractively decorated using a matte finishing technique.

The watch is in working condition; however, minor damage is visible on the main crystal. Given the age of the watch, we cannot guarantee its accuracy or long-term functionality.

A double-cover verge fusee pocket watch made of 18k gold in several shades. The romantic scene in relief on the back of the watch is made of 620/1000 gold (approximately 14.5k gold). The upper glass case protecting the dial is framed by natural rose cut diamonds set in a silver.

Watches of this type were mainly produced in second half of the 18th century. Signed "Lenoir" and "Paris".

Functional and in excellent condition, no damage. Base metal key for manual winding included.

Comes with the certificate from the Czech Assay Office confirming the fineness of the gold.

Short video of the watch here.