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Bernadotte Jewels on auction Posted by Laurent F on January 4, 2020, 10:47 pm Last june some beautiful jewels from the royal family of Sweden were sold by the heirs of Count Oscar Carl Bernadotte who died in 2018 aged 97. His older sister Dagmar died last décember 22nd aged nearly 104 !!! A wonderful diamond flower brooch « en tremblant » which belongued to queen Josephine https://www.uppsalaauktion.se/en//auktioner/?auction_name=20190611&catalog_nr=1310 Next lot is a turquoise brooch which belongued to queen Sofia, king Oscar II’ consort https://www.uppsalaauktion.se/en//auktioner/?auction_name=20190611&catalog_nr=1311

Re: Bernadotte Jewels on auction Posted by Juscha on January 5, 2020, 12:22 am, in reply to "Bernadotte Jewels on auction" Thank you, Laurent, for make us aware of this auction. Both are very nice jewels. Have you mention the brochure on the backside of the flower brooch? Am I right to see a screw thread in the middle, right behind the flower? I wouldn´t be surprise once it had been a part of a larger jewel, perhaps a headdress. Previous Message Last june some beautiful jewels from the royal family of Sweden were sold by the heirs of Count Oscar Carl Bernadotte who died in 2018 aged 97. His older sister Dagmar died last décember 22nd aged nearly 104 !!! A wonderful diamond flower brooch « en tremblant » which belongued to queen Josephine https://www.uppsalaauktion.se/en//auktioner/?auction_name=20190611&catalog_nr=1310 Next lot is a turquoise brooch which belongued to queen Sofia, king Oscar II’ consort https://www.uppsalaauktion.se/en//auktioner/?auction_name=20190611&catalog_nr=1311

Re: Bernadotte Jewels on auction Posted by Laurent F on January 5, 2020, 1:14 am, in reply to "Re: Bernadotte Jewels on auction" Of course dear Previous Message Thank you, Laurent, for make us aware of this auction. Both are very nice jewels. Have you mention the brochure on the backside of the flower brooch? Am I right to see a screw thread in the middle, right behind the flower? I wouldn´t be surprise once it had been a part of a larger jewel, perhaps a headdress. Previous Message Last june some beautiful jewels from the royal family of Sweden were sold by the heirs of Count Oscar Carl Bernadotte who died in 2018 aged 97. His older sister Dagmar died last décember 22nd aged nearly 104 !!! A wonderful diamond flower brooch « en tremblant » which belongued to queen Josephine https://www.uppsalaauktion.se/en//auktioner/?auction_name=20190611&catalog_nr=1310 Next lot is a turquoise brooch which belongued to queen Sofia, king Oscar II’ consort https://www.uppsalaauktion.se/en//auktioner/?auction_name=20190611&catalog_nr=1311

Re: Bernadotte Jewels on auction Posted by JR76 on January 5, 2020, 3:21 am, in reply to "Re: Bernadotte Jewels on auction" Queen Josefina's diamond brooch was discussed at the time of the auction and this thread might give you a few more facts about it. It's strange that it's still unsold. https://mb.boardhost.com/historyroyaljewels/msg/1559633595.html Previous Message Thank you, Laurent, for make us aware of this auction. Both are very nice jewels. Have you mention the brochure on the backside of the flower brooch? Am I right to see a screw thread in the middle, right behind the flower? I wouldn´t be surprise once it had been a part of a larger jewel, perhaps a headdress. Previous Message Last june some beautiful jewels from the royal family of Sweden were sold by the heirs of Count Oscar Carl Bernadotte who died in 2018 aged 97. His older sister Dagmar died last décember 22nd aged nearly 104 !!! A wonderful diamond flower brooch « en tremblant » which belongued to queen Josephine https://www.uppsalaauktion.se/en//auktioner/?auction_name=20190611&catalog_nr=1310 Next lot is a turquoise brooch which belongued to queen Sofia, king Oscar II’ consort https://www.uppsalaauktion.se/en//auktioner/?auction_name=20190611&catalog_nr=1311

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