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THBJ.E. CALDWELL & CO. 18K Gold, Emerald, and Diamond Ring
Lot 242
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By Grogan & Company
Jun 3, 2018
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2018-06-03 12:00:00
2018-06-03 12:00:00
America/New_York
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- Lot Description
J.E. CALDWELL & CO. 18K Gold, Emerald, and Diamond Ring
ca. 1890; centering an emerald-cut emerald measuring approx. 7.10 x 5.00 x 3.90 mm. framed by four old mine-cut diamonds weighing approx. 0.25 tcw. within a decorative open-work mount; signed in shank and no. D6740; 1.82 dwts.; size 4
Provenance: Mrs. Thomas A. Scott (Anna Riddle), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to her daughter, Mrs. Clement B. Newbold (Mary Dickinson Scott), by descent in the family.
Other Notes: Anna Riddle Scott (1839-1901) was a 19th century Philadelphia socialite and wife of Pennsylvania Railroad President, Thomas A. Scott. Mr. Scott famously wooed Ms. Riddle while she was being courted by his underling at the Pennsylvania Railroad, Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie, having brought "his Annie" to meet his superior at the Railroad, quickly regretted it, noting that Scott "was older, a widower, and one of the handsomest and most entertaining men in the United States". It did not take long for Ms. Riddle to fall for Mr. Scott and the two married in 1861. The Scotts kept a primary residence in Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, a country home in Lansdowne, Pennsylvania, and a summer home in Bar Harbor, Maine. Mrs. Scott's 1901 obituary stated, "in the death of Mrs. Scott Philadelphia's fashionable society loses one of its charming leaders." Mrs. Scott had an impressive jewelry collection, with a particular affinity for natural pearls. We are pleased to offer in The Spring Auction six pieces of jewelry from Mrs. Scott's collection, including an important natural pearl and diamond bracelet (lot 239) and a natural pearl and diamond brooch (lot 238) by J.E. Caldwell & Company, the Philadelphia jewelry from whom the Scott's purchased much of their jewelry. - Shipping Info
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Recommended Shippers: Please find below a list of our recommended shippers with whom we frequently work. If you have a preferred shipper who does not appear on this list, we are happy to work with them. We encourage clients to seek quotes from multiple shippers as prices do vary. Global Pack Ship 617.742.6245 (globalpackship@aol.com_ The UPS Store Needham 508.314.1568 (store2897@theupsstore.com) The UPS Store Boston 617.573.0005 (store5768@theupsstore.com) PakMail 978.353.1800 info@pakmailboston.com New England Pack & Ship 781.449.1231 info@newenglandpackandship.com
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