Rothmullen Muenchen Bracelet and Dunhill Vintage Lighter Highlight Farber Auctioneers & Appraisers’ Upcoming Sale

The landlocked state of Bavaria has a long history and a unique cultural identity. Karl Rothmüller, the founder of the famous jewelry and goldsmith atelier in Munich, is closely associated with Bavaria’s craftsmanship traditions. He earned the title “Royal Bavarian Master Goldsmith” in 1908. A Rothmueller Muenchen bracelet is a key highlight of the upcoming sale from Farber Auctioneers & Appraisers. The 18-karat gold bracelet is studded with turquoise and diamonds. 

An antique cameo set of jewelry also leads the listings. The bangle bracelet, drop earrings, and ring feature diamonds and cameos depicting human and animal figures. Cameo artistry dates back to ancient Mediterranean culture. Another notable lot is an Alfred Dunhill vintage lighter and watch compact case. The set features 14-karat gold and striking blue enamel. Dunhill marked the beginning of its luxury accessories production in 1927 by creating the first lighter that could be operated with a single hand. To view the complete catalog and register to bid online, visit Bidsquare.