(Maubeuge 1478 - 1532 Antwerp)

Mary with Child. ca. 1530.

Oil on wood.

44.5 x 34 cm.

(Calvenzano 1575 - 1642 Bologna)

The Assumption of Mary. Circa 1596-97.

Oil on copper.

58 x 44.4 cm.

(Kronach 1472 - 1553 Weimar)

Adoration of Christ.

Oil on wood.

Signed middle right with the serpent insignia.

14.5 x 20 cm.

(1613 Leiden before 1675)

Hermit at prayer. Circa 1670.

Oil on panel.

Signed lower left on the book: GDOV.

34.5 x 29 cm.

(Utrecht 1606 - 1683 Antwerp)

Still life with silver goblet, lobster, fruit and oysters.

Oil on panel.

54.8 x 79.5 cm.

Unmounted brilliant-cut diamond of 6.03 ct, D/IF, Type IIA. With GIA Report No. 1146762802, with an additional letter of certification from the Gemmological Institute of America for its identification as a Type IIA. Type IIA corresponds to the chemically purest group of diamonds and has an exceptional optical transparency. Less than 2% of all gemstone diamonds belong to Type IIA. The Type IIA group was initially determined for diamonds of Indian origin (especially from the Golconda region), but, ever since, such diamonds have been found in all the diamond mines of the world. Examples of famous diamonds are the Cullinan I weighing 530.20 ct and the Koh-i-Noor weighing 105.60 ct. This brilliant-cut diamond was cut from a rough diamond of 15.93 ct. The stone was found in the Letseng diamond mine, in the Maloti Mountains of Lesotho.

Yellow gold 750.

Very fine and rare World-Time Wristwatch Ref. 2523/1.Gold case No. 313041, snap-on back, with two crowns. Silvered matte dial, central time zone with applied baton numerals, rotating central two-tone day-night 24-hour ring, outer rotating silver dial engraved with 41 place names adjusted by the crown at nine. Hand winder, Movement No. 724.307, Cal. 12-400 with Breguet spring, Glucydur balance, swan neck regulator. Case, dial and movement signed. Black original leather band with Patek boucle in gold D 36mm.

White gold 750.

Classic-modern ring, the top set with 1 older, oval, very fine Burma ruby weighing ca. 8.49 ct, untreated, set in a four-prong chaton, the setting and shank set throughout with numerous small diamonds. Signed Jar Paris. Size ca. 52.

Augsburg 1600-1610. Meistermarke Heinrich Winterstein.

Teilvergoldet. Der rundovale, glockenförmige Fuss ist mit getriebenem Schweifwerk und Früchtegirlanden geschmückt. Gegossene Hermenvoluten und Silberspanmanschetten bilden den Nodus, der den Schiffsleib trägt. Dieser ist mit flach getriebenen Reliefs gestaltet, die ein von einem Putto bezwungenes Meeresungeheuer zeigen. Zahlreiche Figürchen belagern das Heck und das aus Silberdraht gefertigte Tauwerk des Schiffs. Das in Wind gesetzte Segel und das scheinbar wehende Fähnchen sind aus Silberblech gearbeitet. H 40 cm, 460g.

Yellow gold 750.

Casual-elegant band ring set with 1 brilliant-cut diamond weighing 10.41 ct, fancy intense-yellow/ VVS2*, the ring shoulders additionally decorated with 6 yellowish square-cut diamonds weighing ca. 0.90 ct and 12 baguette-cut diamonds. Size ca. 59.