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A GROUP OF JEWELRY
Notice Regarding the Sale of Ivory and Tortoiseshe… 显示更多 PROPERTY FROM THE ESTATE OF LUCILLE STEWART BEESON Lucille Beeson, a well known philanthropist, collector, and lawyer, was a woman ahead of her time. An Atlanta native, in 1931 Mrs. Beeson was one of the first women to receive a law degree and be admitted to the Georgia Bar. For a time, she specialized in criminal law, learning firsthand of the plight of prisoners and the condition of jails in that era. This experience reinforced her empathy for others and desire to help the less fortunate. In 1936, she married Dwight Moody Beeson, an executive with Liberty National Insurance, and moved to Birmingham, Alabama. Mr. Beeson not only shared her philanthropic spirit, but also her love for collecting beautiful things. In 1946, the Beesons began assembling what would become an internationally known collection of rare and important Wedgwood china. They later donated the entire collection to the Birmingham Museum of Art, and left the bulk of their estate in trust for the perpetual benefit of thirteen local charities. Mrs. Beeson's unprecedented generosity and eye for beauty enhanced the lives of all those around her.
A GROUP OF JEWELRY

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A GROUP OF JEWELRY
Comprising but not limited to a gold bee hive pendant, enhanced by channel-set circular-cut diamonds, opening to reveal a bee, accented by circular-cut diamonds; a gold wasp brooch, with a cabochon turquoise body and single-cut ruby eyes; a sculpted gold bee brooch, accented by circular-cut ruby eyes; and a gold bee brooch, accented by circular-cut diamonds
注意事项
Notice Regarding the Sale of Ivory and Tortoiseshell Prospective purchasers are advised that several countries prohibit the importation of property containing ivory or tortoiseshell. Accordingly, prospective purchasers should familiarize themselves with relevant customs regulations prior to bidding if they intend to import this lot into another country.