Silver, Art Deco (1930-1940) - Germany - Markasieten - Brooch






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An 835 silver Art Deco brooch from Germany dating to the 1930s, fully encrusted with marcasites, weighing 10.44 g and 5.5 cm long.
Description from the seller
Stunning 835-silver German Art Deco brooch, fully encrusted with beautiful shimmering marcasites.
Equipped with the silver hallmark “835”.
Length of the brooch is 5.5 cm.
Weight is 10.44 grams.
After decades of careful collecting I have decided to part with (a portion of) my collection. I wish these special objects a place with a new enthusiast who understands the value of historical preservation. It is time that these pieces receive the attention they deserve, so that they are preserved for the distant future as well.
I will ensure extremely careful packaging and insured shipping.
Photos are part of the description.
Stunning 835-silver German Art Deco brooch, fully encrusted with beautiful shimmering marcasites.
Equipped with the silver hallmark “835”.
Length of the brooch is 5.5 cm.
Weight is 10.44 grams.
After decades of careful collecting I have decided to part with (a portion of) my collection. I wish these special objects a place with a new enthusiast who understands the value of historical preservation. It is time that these pieces receive the attention they deserve, so that they are preserved for the distant future as well.
I will ensure extremely careful packaging and insured shipping.
Photos are part of the description.
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