Hunting trophy

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Metal Charivari traditional necklace with seven pendants made from real trophies, produced in Germany and in near-new condition, total length about 41 cm, middle links blue-enamelled, pendants approximately 30–55 mm, unique piece.

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Charivari traditional necklace with genuine trophies, seven pendants in total. This necklace is a German tradition and is usually worn at Oktoberfest or folk festivals; the Trachtenkette is fastened to leather pants. The material of the chain and settings is metal, handcrafted. Total length with the karabiner clasp is about 41 cm. The chain links are blue enamel in the middle. The pendants range in size from about 30 mm to 55 mm. This Trachtenkette is a one-of-a-kind piece, as each trophy’s shape and color are unique.

Charivari traditional necklace with genuine trophies, seven pendants in total. This necklace is a German tradition and is usually worn at Oktoberfest or folk festivals; the Trachtenkette is fastened to leather pants. The material of the chain and settings is metal, handcrafted. Total length with the karabiner clasp is about 41 cm. The chain links are blue enamel in the middle. The pendants range in size from about 30 mm to 55 mm. This Trachtenkette is a one-of-a-kind piece, as each trophy’s shape and color are unique.

Details

Era
After 2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Germany
Title
Metal Charivari traditional necklace with 7 pendants featuring a roe deer horn for Oktoberfest –
Condition
New/as new
Autographed by a famous person
No
GermanyVerified
205
Objects sold
100%
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