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A citrine and diamond pendant, circa 1910, centrally set with a…
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A citrine and diamond pendant, circa 1910, centrally set with a pear-shaped citrine measuring approximately 34.00 x 21.35 x 13.81 mm, within a scrolling border set with old mine and rose-cut diamonds, accompanied by a fitted case by Friedlander, Berlin, mounted in gold, gross weight approximately 17.50 grams, length 5.50 cm. Gebr. Friedlander was one of the eminent jewellery houses of the Imperial period, founded in 1829 by Zadek Levin Friedlander. Zl Friedlander acted as warden of the Imperial mint to Friedrich Wilhelm I. Three generations of the family succeeded him, running the premises on Unter den Linden in Berlin, and receiving the Royal warrant as Jewellers to Princess Louise, the sister of the Kaiser. It remained a prominent jewellery house until the first World War and closed just before the outbreak of the second World War.
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