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Jewellery (1908)

Smith, H. Clifford (Harold Clifford), 1876-1960 · London : Methuen and co · leaf 388

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f fine sixteenth-century work, havebeen traditionally associated with Diana of Poitiers.But the interlaced Cs, according to M. Babelon, are inall probability the initials of some lady of the familyof Harlay, from whom the bracelets were acquired byLouis XIV (PI. XXXVII, 3, 4). Bracelets, like… … RENAISSANCE BUTTONS fluted links, is in the Victoria and Albert Museum.Its clasp is enriched with a floral pattern in translucentchamplevd enamel (PI. XXXVII, i). Three similarbracelets forming part of the Holtzendorff treasure fromPinnow (Ucker-Mark, N. Germany) are in the GermanicMuseum,…

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