Jewellery Design

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Artist/Maker	Rundell (maker) Liebart , Philip (maker)
Place of origin	London (made)

Design for bracelet, necklace, earrings and two jewels drawn in ink with inscriptions noting provenance around. Some colour added to enhance design of bracelet, and clasp of necklace in yellow for gold and red for other jewels.

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Object type	Design
Title	Jewellery Design (generic title)
Materials and techniques	Drawn and written on in ink and coloured in gouache, on paper. Ink Paper Gouache Drawn Coloured Written
Brief description	Philip Liebart; designs for jewellery some formerly the property of Her Majesty Queen Charlotte, about 1820.
Physical description	Design for bracelet, necklace, earrings and two jewels drawn in ink with inscriptions noting provenance around. Some colour added to enhance design of bracelet, and clasp of necklace in yellow for gold and red for other jewels.
Production type	Design
Marks and inscriptions	This Brilliant was in the Crown worn by His Majesty George the IV (Top of page) The Pigot Diam: sold to the Pache of Egypt for 30.000£ 1820 (Right of Page) The three centres of Necklace & two drops of Earrings were the property of Her Majesty Queen Charlotte and were presented to Her Majesty by the Nabob of arcot. This grand suit of Brilliants are the property of Mefs Bridge Rundell & Co (Bottom of Page) This Rose Diam was made a present to His Majesty George the III by the Grand Seignor (Left of Page)
Object history	This was originally part of 367-1865 but the metal frames under this number were disposed of and the drawing was reassigned a D number in 1899.
Production	Drawing of certain jewels, some of which are described as formerly the property of Queen Charlotte; originally in a frame of gilt metal surmounted by the Royal Arms.
Other number	867-1899 - Object no.
Collection	Prints, Drawings & Paintings Collection
Accession number	D.401-1899

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Record created	June 30, 2009
Record URL	https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O899603/jewellery-design-design-liebart--philip/

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