* A GROUP OF FOUR MISCELLANEOUS QAJAR POLYCHROME-ENAMELLED GOLD JEWELLERY ELEMENTS PROPERTY FROM AN IMPORTANT PRIVATE EUROPEAN COLLECTOR Iran, 19th century Comprising two rectangular gold plaques with three hoops on each side, possibly segments from a bracelet, with polychrome-painted enamels with floral decoration on one side and turquoise enamel on the latter, each 3.5cm long; a small square pendant encrusted with a cabouchon red stone, painted enamel floral collar around the setting and floral and aviary motifs in the back, 1.2cm x 1.2cm; and a gold earring, designed as a faceted palanquin with a hemispherical parasol on top, each side decorated with polychrome-painted enamels depicting pink and blue flowers, 5.5cm long.