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18 novembre 2013

Rare and important 18 karat gold, platinum, faience, diamond, colored stone and enamel 'Sekhmet' brooch, Cartier, Paris

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Rare and important 18 karat gold, platinum, faience, diamond, colored stone and enamel 'Sekhmet' brooch, Cartier, Paris. Photo courtesy Sotheby's

Egyptian goddess Sekhmet brandishing a fan of stylized lotus blossom motifs, highlighted by a diamond-set bracelet and arm band, fitted at the waist with two gold belts of zig-zag patterning set atop a plinth backed by a hemisphere with a sun disk above, all decorated with black enamel highlighted by diamonds and accented by rubies and emeralds, signed Cartier, Paris, numbered 8758, with French assay marks; circa 1925. Estimate:  $200,000 – $300,000

PROPERTY FORMERLY FROM THE ESTATE OF IYA, LADY ABDY, THENCE BY DESCENT TO THE PRESENT OWNER 

NoteFor illustrations of similar Sekhmet jewels by Cartier, see:

The Cartier Collection: Jewelry by François Chaille, page 145.

Cartier: Innovation Through the 20th Century published by Flammarion, page 140, plate 65.

Cartier: 1900-1939 by Judy Rudoe, page 307, plates 254a and 254b.

Egyptomania: Egypt in Western Art 1730-1930 by the National Gallery of Canada, page 532, plates 360-361.

Sotheby's. Magnificent Jewels. New York | 11 Dec 2013, 10:00 AM - http://www.sothebys.com

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