PROVENANCE LITERATURE By tradition Joséphine Bonaparte, Empress of France (1763- 1814)For further research and illustrations of this lot please see: Possibly acquired from the Empress Joséphine (or her estate) Claire Phillip, Jewels and Jewellery, England, 2019, pg. 72-74 by Lord Edward Lascelles, “ Beau Lascelles” (1764-1814)Shirley Bury, Jewellery 1789-1910, Volume I 1789-1861, Thence by descent to his grand-niece Catherine, Mrs Granville England, 1991, pg. 166 Edwin Lloyd-Baker (1841-1890); Thence by family descent to the present owner pg. 36-37Geoffrey Munn, Tiaras A History of Splendour, England, 2001, Mémoires de Mlle.Avrillion, première femme de chambre de l’Imperatrice, ed.Maurice Dernelle, (1986) France in Russia: Joséphine’s Malmaison Collection Exhibition Catalogue, Courtauld Institute, London 2007 An Englishman in Paris, 1803, Journal of Bertie Greatheed, eds J.Bury & J, Barry (1953)EXHIBITED London, Victoria and Albert Museum, on long term loan De Pompeii à Malmaison: Les Antiques de l’Impératrice (ref: LOAN:MET ANON.97&A-1968) Joséphine Exhibition catalogue, Malmaison 2009 50