No reserve price - Brooch Silver - David-Andersen – Vintage
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David‑Andersen vintage sterling silver brooch from Norway, 925 fineness, total weight 7 g, width 2.5 cm, gilded finish, polychrome enamel in burgundy, plum and mauve, four‑leaf motif, excellent condition, no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
Beautiful vintage David-Andersen brooch from Norway, crafted in sterling silver and decorated with richly coloured enamel in deep burgundy, plum and mauve tones.
The brooch features a distinctive four-leaf floral/clover design, with sculptural overlapping petals and contrasting dark enamel details. The silver framework has a warm gilded finish, giving the piece an elegant and luxurious appearance.
The reverse is marked “DAVID-ANDERSEN / NORWAY / STERLING 925”, identifying the piece as a David-Andersen Norwegian sterling silver creation. Comparable David-Andersen enamel brooches with this type of marking are documented in auction and specialist jewellery sources.
Details
* Maker: David-Andersen
* Origin: Norway
* Type: Brooch / pin
* Material: Sterling silver
* Fineness: 925
* Decoration: Polychrome enamel
* Finish: Gilded / gold-tone silver
* Design: Four-leaf floral motif
* Period: Vintage, exact date not established
* Marks: David-Andersen, Norway, Sterling 925
* Condition: Good vintage condition, with signs of age and use. Please study all photographs carefully.
A particularly attractive piece for collectors of David-Andersen, Norwegian silver and Scandinavian enamel jewellery.
Beautiful vintage David-Andersen brooch from Norway, crafted in sterling silver and decorated with richly coloured enamel in deep burgundy, plum and mauve tones.
The brooch features a distinctive four-leaf floral/clover design, with sculptural overlapping petals and contrasting dark enamel details. The silver framework has a warm gilded finish, giving the piece an elegant and luxurious appearance.
The reverse is marked “DAVID-ANDERSEN / NORWAY / STERLING 925”, identifying the piece as a David-Andersen Norwegian sterling silver creation. Comparable David-Andersen enamel brooches with this type of marking are documented in auction and specialist jewellery sources.
Details
* Maker: David-Andersen
* Origin: Norway
* Type: Brooch / pin
* Material: Sterling silver
* Fineness: 925
* Decoration: Polychrome enamel
* Finish: Gilded / gold-tone silver
* Design: Four-leaf floral motif
* Period: Vintage, exact date not established
* Marks: David-Andersen, Norway, Sterling 925
* Condition: Good vintage condition, with signs of age and use. Please study all photographs carefully.
A particularly attractive piece for collectors of David-Andersen, Norwegian silver and Scandinavian enamel jewellery.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Vintage
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
7 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Norway
Title additional information
David-Andersen – Vintage
Width
2.5 cm
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