Hunting trophy

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Specimen: metal Charivari Trachten necklace with eight deer horn pendants, 33 cm long, origin Germany, condition near new.

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Charivari traditional necklace with real trophies, totaling 8 pendants. This necklace is a German tradition and is usually worn at Oktoberfest or folk festivals; the Trachtenkette is attached to lederhosen. The material of the chain and settings is metal, handcrafted. Total length with a carabiner is about 33 cm. The pendants range in size from about 30 mm to 65 mm. With beautiful real hinged bits in oak leaf settings. This Trachtenkette is a one-of-a-kind piece as each trophy in its composition and color is unique.

Charivari traditional necklace with real trophies, totaling 8 pendants. This necklace is a German tradition and is usually worn at Oktoberfest or folk festivals; the Trachtenkette is attached to lederhosen. The material of the chain and settings is metal, handcrafted. Total length with a carabiner is about 33 cm. The pendants range in size from about 30 mm to 65 mm. With beautiful real hinged bits in oak leaf settings. This Trachtenkette is a one-of-a-kind piece as each trophy in its composition and color is unique.

Details

Era
After 2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Germany
Sport
Charivari traditional costume necklace with 8 pendants
Title
Metal Charivari Trachten necklace with 8 pendants featuring a deer horn for Oktoberfest — unique
Condition
New/as new
Width
33 cm
Autographed by a famous person
No
GermanyVerified
259
Objects sold
100%
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