Necklace - Indonesia (No reserve price)

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An Indonesian silver-gilt composite necklace with a 4.5 cm bridal pendant, 19th‑century Venetian trade beads and 18th‑century Dutch white glass beads, 48.5 cm long, total weight 170 g, acid-tested for high silver content, condition good with dents to the pendant and normal wear to the beads.

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An interesting 20th century composite necklace, made with an Indonesian silver gilt bridal pendant, Venetian trade beads (19th century) combined with old Dutch white glass beads (18th century), for a length of 48,5cm and weight of 170g. The pendant is 4,5cm long and acid tested for high silver content.

Condition: Dents to the pendant, normal age-related wear to the beads.

This lot will be carefully packaged and sent by registered and insured mail.

An interesting 20th century composite necklace, made with an Indonesian silver gilt bridal pendant, Venetian trade beads (19th century) combined with old Dutch white glass beads (18th century), for a length of 48,5cm and weight of 170g. The pendant is 4,5cm long and acid tested for high silver content.

Condition: Dents to the pendant, normal age-related wear to the beads.

This lot will be carefully packaged and sent by registered and insured mail.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Metal
Silver
Total weight
170 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Country of origin
Indonesia
Sold with stand
No
Length
48.5 cm
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
99.58%
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