Georges FONSEQUE, early 20th century - Lot 1

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Georges FONSEQUE, early 20th century - Lot 1
Georges FONSEQUE, early 20th century Beautiful barrette brooch in 18 K yellow gold with platinum set with 5 alternating white button pearls pearls and 4 old-cut diamonds approx. 0.20 carats each and rose-cut diamonds. Length: 7.3cm Weight: 4.9g gross Eagle head hallmark Goldsmith's hallmark GF In its original signed presentation case G Fonsèque 85 rue Richelieu à Paris Georges Fonsèque was a French goldsmith and jeweler active in the late late XIXᵉ and early XXᵉ centuries. In 1885, he joined forces with Émile Olive, to found the "Fonsèque Olive" house in Paris. This collaboration gave birth to creations emblematic of the Art Nouveau period. After Émile Olive's death in 1902, Georges Fonsèque continued to run the company alone for around twenty years. Their workshop was located at 85, rue de Richelieu in Paris.
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