No reserve price - Other brand - Brooch Silver - Theodor Olsen Eftf
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Selected by Joan Lowther
Holds a diamond diploma with distinction and a master’s degree in art market appraisal.
Estimate € 150 - € 200
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A mid-century Norwegian silver vermeil 6‑petal wildflower brooch by Theodor Olsen Eftf, with translucent emerald green guilloché enamel over a gold‑washed sterling silver base, weighing 12.33 g and measuring 4.5 cm in diameter, in excellent condition with no laboratory report.
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An exquisite Mid-Century Modern wildflower brooch crafted in Norway during the 1950s by the renowned master silversmith Theodor Olsen Eftf .The piece features a beautiful 6-petal design, masterfully decorated with translucent emerald green guilloché enamel over a gold-washed sterling silver (Vermeil) base. The engine-turned engraving beneath the enamel creates a stunning radiating effect under the light.TECHNICAL DETAILS AND HALLMARKS:Hallmarks position: Stamped clearly on the reverse of the top petal.Hallmarks details: Fully stamped with the traditional Norwegian 925S mark, STERLING, and NORWAY.Dimensions: Approximately 4.5 cm in diameter.Weight: 12.33 grams (verified on a precision digital scale).CONDITION REPORT:Enamel: In perfect vintage condition (9.5/10). The translucent enamel is pristine with absolutely no cracks, deep scratches, or chips. It retains its original mirror-like luster.Metal and Mechanism: The sterling silver base retains its original gold-washed finish. The back pin is straight and firm, and the rolling safety barrel clasp operates smoothly and locks securely.SHIPPING AND INSURANCE:The item will be securely packed to prevent any damage to the enamel and shipped via registered mail with a tracking number and full insurance coverage.
An exquisite Mid-Century Modern wildflower brooch crafted in Norway during the 1950s by the renowned master silversmith Theodor Olsen Eftf .The piece features a beautiful 6-petal design, masterfully decorated with translucent emerald green guilloché enamel over a gold-washed sterling silver (Vermeil) base. The engine-turned engraving beneath the enamel creates a stunning radiating effect under the light.TECHNICAL DETAILS AND HALLMARKS:Hallmarks position: Stamped clearly on the reverse of the top petal.Hallmarks details: Fully stamped with the traditional Norwegian 925S mark, STERLING, and NORWAY.Dimensions: Approximately 4.5 cm in diameter.Weight: 12.33 grams (verified on a precision digital scale).CONDITION REPORT:Enamel: In perfect vintage condition (9.5/10). The translucent enamel is pristine with absolutely no cracks, deep scratches, or chips. It retains its original mirror-like luster.Metal and Mechanism: The sterling silver base retains its original gold-washed finish. The back pin is straight and firm, and the rolling safety barrel clasp operates smoothly and locks securely.SHIPPING AND INSURANCE:The item will be securely packed to prevent any damage to the enamel and shipped via registered mail with a tracking number and full insurance coverage.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Brand
Other brand
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
Yes
Total weight
12.33 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Designer/artist/maker
Theodor Olsen Eftf
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Norway
Title additional information
Theodor Olsen Eftf
Width
4.5 cm
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