A POLYCHROME-PAINTED ENAMELLED GILT PENDANT WITH A QAJAR BEAUTY
Qajar Iran, 19th century
The pendant in the shape of a cusped palmette or escutcheon, caparisoned on the lower border with seed pearls and with a small hoop at the top fitted with a braided silver lace and metal hook, the front decorated with a portrait of a Qajar beauty in polychromes flanked by two pink birds at the top, the back with a lush floral bloom featuring a large pink rose, blue daises, hyacinths, and foliage, and a pair of similar birds at the top, the pendant 5cm long.
Two almost identical Qajar polychrome-painted enamel pendants with portraits of a pining lady and Mother and Child were once part of the same collection and successfully sold in these Rooms, 22 July 2020, lot 88, and 29 April 2022, lot 43.
Sold for £2,500
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