Silver, Great Art Nouveau, Lily - Necklace with pendant - A. land surveyor, 's-Hoven.
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Selected by Michel Karis
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Estimate € 180 - € 220
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A large 1930s silver pendant in a lily-shaped Art Nouveau design with Art Deco influences, weighing 15.5 g, made in the Netherlands and marked A. Landmeter Schoonhoven with its original chain.
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Description from the seller
Beautiful large silver pendant in the 1930s Art Nouveau style, in the shape of a blooming lily + original old chain (marked: antique sword). Marked: Dutch antique sword (1906-1953) 833/1000 silver and master mark A.L: A. Landmeter, Schoonhoven, Netherlands 1925/1948. NB. The lily symbolizes a wide range of emotions, including purity, love, fertility, femininity and transience. Traditionally, the flower has been associated with innocence, rebirth and royal beauty, often used at weddings, funeral ceremonies and as a spiritual symbol.
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Very good condition - lightly used with small signs of wear.
Magnificent piece!
Dimensions + pendant loop: 8 x 4.8 cm.
Chain length: 58.5 cm.
Weight: 15.5 grams.
See the last photo showing the proportion with a 1 euro coin.
Please read the listing information in full and view the photos (which form an essential part of the description) carefully before bidding!
This is an antique piece of jewelry and may therefore have signs of wear corresponding to its age.
Non-EU buyers will have to pay VAT above a certain purchase amount! Please inform yourself about this before bidding!
Will be well packed and sent by registered mail!
Beautiful large silver pendant in the 1930s Art Nouveau style, in the shape of a blooming lily + original old chain (marked: antique sword). Marked: Dutch antique sword (1906-1953) 833/1000 silver and master mark A.L: A. Landmeter, Schoonhoven, Netherlands 1925/1948. NB. The lily symbolizes a wide range of emotions, including purity, love, fertility, femininity and transience. Traditionally, the flower has been associated with innocence, rebirth and royal beauty, often used at weddings, funeral ceremonies and as a spiritual symbol.
** Also view my other ads!
(click on seller: Feenyks) **
Very good condition - lightly used with small signs of wear.
Magnificent piece!
Dimensions + pendant loop: 8 x 4.8 cm.
Chain length: 58.5 cm.
Weight: 15.5 grams.
See the last photo showing the proportion with a 1 euro coin.
Please read the listing information in full and view the photos (which form an essential part of the description) carefully before bidding!
This is an antique piece of jewelry and may therefore have signs of wear corresponding to its age.
Non-EU buyers will have to pay VAT above a certain purchase amount! Please inform yourself about this before bidding!
Will be well packed and sent by registered mail!
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Art Deco
Metal
Great Art Nouveau, Lily, Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
15.5 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Netherlands
Title additional information
A. land surveyor, 's-Hoven.
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