"The Magnificent Jewels of the late Countess Mona Bismarck"" 1986 Sotheby's Geneva Peter Beard the Strongs were always saluted Theatre

Name: "The Magnificent Jewels of the late Countess Mona Bismarck"" 1986 Sotheby's Geneva Peter Beard the Strongs were always saluted Theatre
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"The Magnificent Jewels of the late Countess Mona Bismarck"" 1986 Sotheby's Geneva Peter Beard the Strongs were always saluted Theatre the Strongs were always saluted at the wharf by a blast of the Wharf Rat cannon In January 1995 Sotheby’s Geneva sold Mona’s magnificent collection of jewels that demonstrated her love of beautiful gemstones 1897 – July 10

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