Georg Jensen - Brooch Silver Amber






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Georg Jensen sterling silver brooch in the DOVE motif by Kristian Mohl-Hansen, featuring four amber cabochons surrounding the central design with design number 123, a total weight of 17.4 g and a width of 44 mm.
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Georg Jensen's renowned Art Nouveau designer Kristian Mohl-Hansen created a dove motif brooch in 1904. On the back, there are the dotted-ellipse Georg Jensen logo, "925 S DENMARK", and the design number "123" stamped, and the engraving style suggests manufacture after 1945."
From the center to the periphery, four amber cabochon stones of varying sizes are set.
Total weight 17.4 g, width 44 mm. No history of repairs is evident, and it is in good condition with natural signs of aging.
Shipped via a trackable courier service. Please note that any customs duties, taxes, etc. arising at import are the buyer’s responsibility.
Georg Jensen's renowned Art Nouveau designer Kristian Mohl-Hansen created a dove motif brooch in 1904. On the back, there are the dotted-ellipse Georg Jensen logo, "925 S DENMARK", and the design number "123" stamped, and the engraving style suggests manufacture after 1945."
From the center to the periphery, four amber cabochon stones of varying sizes are set.
Total weight 17.4 g, width 44 mm. No history of repairs is evident, and it is in good condition with natural signs of aging.
Shipped via a trackable courier service. Please note that any customs duties, taxes, etc. arising at import are the buyer’s responsibility.
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