No reserve price - Brooch Silver - Sylvsmidja
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Norwegian silver Sølje brooch by Sylvsmidja, with horn-mark 830S and C-clasp, weighing 8.085 g, 3.3 cm wide and about 6.2 cm long, in very good vintage condition with no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Norwegian Sølje brooch in silver, made by Sylvsmidja, a well-known producer of traditional Norwegian jewelry since 1940. The company was founded by Leif Johannessen and his wife Betzy in Voss and is known for their interpretations of classic bunad jewelry.
This brooch is a typical example of a sølje, worn with the Norwegian bunad (traditional costume). Characteristic are the small hanging bowls that move freely and reflect light with every movement.
This variant has a richer construction with multiple hanging elements, including filigree twisted connections and a long, teardrop-shaped pendant at the bottom. The combination of spherical bowls and finer wirework adds more movement and detail to the whole.
On the back, a C-clasp.
Certified with the horn mark of Sylvsmidja and 830S.
Condition: in good vintage condition, with normal signs of wear appropriate to age.
Details:
Brooch dimensions: 3.3 cm wide
Total length including pendant: approx. 6.2 cm
Clasp: C-clasp
Mark: Sylvsmidja horn mark 830S
- All jewelry is carefully packaged in a jewelry box and shipped with Track & Trace.
Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateNorwegian Sølje brooch in silver, made by Sylvsmidja, a well-known producer of traditional Norwegian jewelry since 1940. The company was founded by Leif Johannessen and his wife Betzy in Voss and is known for their interpretations of classic bunad jewelry.
This brooch is a typical example of a sølje, worn with the Norwegian bunad (traditional costume). Characteristic are the small hanging bowls that move freely and reflect light with every movement.
This variant has a richer construction with multiple hanging elements, including filigree twisted connections and a long, teardrop-shaped pendant at the bottom. The combination of spherical bowls and finer wirework adds more movement and detail to the whole.
On the back, a C-clasp.
Certified with the horn mark of Sylvsmidja and 830S.
Condition: in good vintage condition, with normal signs of wear appropriate to age.
Details:
Brooch dimensions: 3.3 cm wide
Total length including pendant: approx. 6.2 cm
Clasp: C-clasp
Mark: Sylvsmidja horn mark 830S
- All jewelry is carefully packaged in a jewelry box and shipped with Track & Trace.
Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Scandinavian design
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
8.09 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Norway
Title additional information
Sylvsmidja
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