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389 White Gold, Fire Opal, Diamond, Colored Stone and Enamel Jellyfish Pendant, Patrick Mauboussin, Paris 18 kt., 14 fire opals ap. 55.00 cts., 62 round diamonds ap. 1.70 cts., round spessartite, rhodolite, amethyst & citrines, with maker’s mark, no. 26976, Paris, with shagreen leather necklace, ap. 64.4 dwts. C $10,000-15,000 390 Antique Gold, Enamel and Diamond Cupid Pendant-Watch, Tiffany & Co., and Gold Lapel Pin 18 & 14 kt., mechanical, 55 old European & single-cut diamonds ap. .60 ct., watch signed Tiffany & Co., movement no. 73281, case no. 7232, pin no. 246, late 19th century, enamel loss, ap. 22.6 dwts. gross. C $1,200-1,800
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391 Edwardian Platinum-Topped Gold, Yellow Sapphire and Diamond Fleur-de-lys Heart Pendant, Black Starr & Frost 14 kt., one heart-shaped yellow sapphire ap. 14.00 cts., 12 rose-cut diamonds, pendant signed BS & F, c. 1900, with gold-filled chain, ap. 4.7 dwts. Length 24 inches. With GIA report no. 2183758441, Sri Lanka origin, no indications of heat treatment. Louise Larocque Tinker was the daughter of famed New York maritime lawyer Joseph Laroque, president of the New York City Bar Association, who purchased real estate in the upper east side Manhattan and Setauket. Louise married Henry Champlin Tinker, president of the Liberty National Bank and they had two children while living on 48 East 87th St. in New York, now a commercial building used in the New York jewelry industry. Their daughter Anne Rensselaer Tinker was a prominent advocate of female suffrage, philanthropist and was awarded the French Medal of Honor for her aid to the wounded in World War 1. C Estate of Louise Larocque Tinker Arnold $5,000-7,000