LOT COMPRENANT Lot n° 11

18th and 19th century - A pair of silver fibulas with an old patina, composed of a silver plate, smooth in the upper part to which is riveted the needle that holds the ring, and poly-lobed in the lower part with a decoration called "carding comb". Old patina and very old and worn punches. Middle Atlas PB of the fibulas : 186g. H. : 19,2cm - a pair of triangular fibulas with several levels, with copper chain covered with a silver plate niellé heightened with a cabochon of red, and grenailles. (one point of the needle broken). Ida or Nadif and Ida or Kensous. L. : 81cm. PB. : 252g - A necklace alternating coral and silver beads and small southern crosses. L.: 42cm approximately. Provenance: Collection of Mrs. R., resident in Morocco, from 1950 to 1970. For a very close model, see : - Draguet Michel, Des bijoux et des femmes au Maroc, Mémoires berbères, fig. 69. fig 240