Lot 324
  • 324

Lady's diamond evening bag, Boucheron, 1960s

Estimate
7,500 - 8,500 GBP
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Description

  • Boucheron
  • gold, glass, diamond
The exterior engraved with a wave pattern with a corded wire border, the hinged cover enhanced with brilliant-cut diamonds and opening to reveal a mirror, measuring approximately 190 x 90 x 43, signed Boucheron, numbered, French assay and maker's marks, gross weight approximately 386 grams.

Condition

Border of mirror signed Boucheron Paris, stamped with French assay mark for 18 carat gold and French maker's mark, and numbered 63879. Diamonds bright and lively, estimated diamond weight approximately 2.00 - 2.50 carats. Slight bulges to metal at either side of front, and a mild dent the base. Hinge intact, lid closes but does not fasten securely. Line of diamonds and one area of rope-twist border lifting slightly from body. Mirror intact, two small areas of minor damage to upper edge. Light scratches to surfaces consistent with wear. In good condition.
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