Acquired by J. Baptista in 2021, this beautiful brooch has always sparked curiosity within our team of experts. The goldwork, the choice of stones, and the use of the serpent
Leitão & Irmão brooch Originating in Porto, at the end of the 18th century, Casa Leitão became a reference in Jewllery when it was named, in 1873, by D. Pedro
Revivalism or Neo-Baroque Portuguese jewellery is closely linked to the history of the territory and the country. The manufacture of gold in Portugal dates back to the third millennium BC,
Portland Vase is a Roman amphora from the 1st century AD, currently on display at the British Museum in London. Its designation is associated with the Dukes of Portland, family
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