An Evening of Silverware and Jewels at New Bond Street

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Highlights from the upcoming Geneva auction of Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels including 'The Raj Pink' , the world’s largest known Fancy Intense Pink diamond.

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The S.J. Phillips: A Bond Street Legacy sale provided an opportunity, not only to take home a superb piece of silver or an exquisite jewel, but to acquire a fragment of the S.J. Phillips Bond Street history. With estimates ranging from £100 for a pair of silver-gilt grape shears to £240,000 for a superb yellow and colourless diamond necklace , the sale featured over 250 lots of Jewellery, British & Continental silver, Fabergé and Objects of Vertu.

An Impressive diamond necklace, in the Garland Style , early 20th century
Estimate £240,000–280,000

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Guests take a closer look at highlights from the S.J. Phillips: A Bond Street Legacy sale. With almost 150 years on Bond Street, S.J. Phillips continue to champion their long-observed ethos of quality, rarity and fine taste.

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A French parcel-gilt silver vase, cover and stand , Jacques-Frédéric Kirstein
Strasbourg, circa 1815.
Estimate £70,000–100,000

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Highlights from Sotheby’s Diamonds were also on view at the event.

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An Impressive diamond necklace, in the Garland Style , early 20th century
Estimate £240,000–280,000

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Guests enjoyed cocktails and canapés throughout the evening.

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Harriet Louth

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The Art for Grenfell charity auction, which took place on 16 October, featured work generously donated by leading contemporary artists to raise money for the families affected by the tragic Grenfell Tower fire. Tracey Emin CBE, Rachel Howard, Sarah Lucas, Harland Miller, Wolfgang Tillmans, Yinka Shonibare MBE, Mark Wallinger, Tacita Dean and Rachel Whiteread are among the artists who donated work and the sale raised £1.9 million.

Isaac Julien, En Passage (Stones Against Diamonds) .

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Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels on show included an Emerald and diamond necklace, first half of the 19th Century. Formerly in the Collection of the Duchess of Berry.

Formerly in the Collection of the Duchess of Berry
Emerald and Diamond necklace lace, first half of the 19th Century.

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Enamel and ruby necklace , mid-19th century
Estimate £60,000–80,000

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