Silver, E. Becker, Art Nouveau, Siegfried de Drakendoder - Ring - Very rare!
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Selected by Michel Karis
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Estimate € 180 - € 220
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This French silver ring, dated circa 1890–1910 and styled as Art Deco, depicts Siegfried the dragon-slayer and is signed E. Becker.
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Description from the seller
Beautiful, very rare “Collector’s Item” silver Art Nouveau ring, dating from 1890–1910, featuring a profile portrait of Siegfried (Sigurd), the “Dragon Slayer.” Designed by Edmond Henri Becker! Mistletoe motifs adorn the sides of the ring. Ring size: 19.4 mm. Hallmarked with the French boar’s head (800/1000 silver) and a maker’s mark (partly worn). Signed on the ring’s face: E. Becker (see photos)! The artist: Edmond Henri Becker (1871–1971) was a Parisian sculptor, goldsmith and medallist who became renowned for his work during the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods. His medals are known for their deep, three-dimensional engravings and refined sculptural details.
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Very good condition — lightly used, with minor signs of wear.
A beautiful piece of jewellery!
Ring size: 19.4 mm.
Weight: 4.7 grams.
See the last photo showing the size compared with a €1 coin.
Please read the lot information in full and study the photos carefully (they form an essential part of the description) before bidding!
This is an antique piece of jewellery and may therefore show signs of wear consistent with its age.
Buyers outside the EU may have to pay VAT on purchases above a certain amount. Please check this before bidding!
Will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail!
Beautiful, very rare “Collector’s Item” silver Art Nouveau ring, dating from 1890–1910, featuring a profile portrait of Siegfried (Sigurd), the “Dragon Slayer.” Designed by Edmond Henri Becker! Mistletoe motifs adorn the sides of the ring. Ring size: 19.4 mm. Hallmarked with the French boar’s head (800/1000 silver) and a maker’s mark (partly worn). Signed on the ring’s face: E. Becker (see photos)! The artist: Edmond Henri Becker (1871–1971) was a Parisian sculptor, goldsmith and medallist who became renowned for his work during the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods. His medals are known for their deep, three-dimensional engravings and refined sculptural details.
** Also take a look at my other listings!
(click on seller: Feenyks) **
Very good condition — lightly used, with minor signs of wear.
A beautiful piece of jewellery!
Ring size: 19.4 mm.
Weight: 4.7 grams.
See the last photo showing the size compared with a €1 coin.
Please read the lot information in full and study the photos carefully (they form an essential part of the description) before bidding!
This is an antique piece of jewellery and may therefore show signs of wear consistent with its age.
Buyers outside the EU may have to pay VAT on purchases above a certain amount. Please check this before bidding!
Will be carefully packaged and sent by registered mail!
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Art Deco
Metal
E. Becker, Art Nouveau, Siegfried de Drakendoder, Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
6.6 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Country of origin
France
Title additional information
Very rare!
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