


Citrine, diamond and gold clip brooch attributed to Cartier c.1945. Numbered 9771
Beautifully made, with all the characteristics of a piece by Cartier. The citrines graduating in colour around the head of the flower, the “petals” naturalistically curved. Notice the darker citrines hidden within the head……
Around the 1950-60’s the UK had a particularly punitive tax on second-hand signed jewellery. This meant that, incredibly, signatures were routinely removed from beautiful pieces of jewellery. I am sure this was the case here: I have included here a photograph of a Cartier citrine brooch from the same series, the number of which can be seen to be 9442, previously sold through Sotheby’s
Approximately 42mm wide
SOLD
Citrine, diamond and gold clip brooch attributed to Cartier c.1945. Numbered 9771
Beautifully made, with all the characteristics of a piece by Cartier. The citrines graduating in colour around the head of the flower, the “petals” naturalistically curved. Notice the darker citrines hidden within the head……
Around the 1950-60’s the UK had a particularly punitive tax on second-hand signed jewellery. This meant that, incredibly, signatures were routinely removed from beautiful pieces of jewellery. I am sure this was the case here: I have included here a photograph of a Cartier citrine brooch from the same series, the number of which can be seen to be 9442, previously sold through Sotheby’s
Approximately 42mm wide
SOLD