Decorative ornament (3) - Morocco

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This Moroccan South Atlas lot comprises a silver-plated metal box-bracelet and two Tagmout balls, decorated with enamel and dating to around 1930–1940.

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Beautiful vintage box/bracelet set, circa 1970, and 2 Tagmout spheres
These pieces of jewelry are crafted and filigreed in silver-plated metal, with enamel accents.
Dating from the 19th century, they were among the main pieces of Berber necklaces worn during ceremonies.
They reflect the talent and age-old craftsmanship of this desert people.
2 Tagmout spheres / 18 g - 32 mm in diameter and 40 mm high
1 box/bracelet (a jewelry box by day and a bracelet by night)
63 mm in diameter and 43 mm high

Beautiful vintage box/bracelet set, circa 1970, and 2 Tagmout spheres
These pieces of jewelry are crafted and filigreed in silver-plated metal, with enamel accents.
Dating from the 19th century, they were among the main pieces of Berber necklaces worn during ceremonies.
They reflect the talent and age-old craftsmanship of this desert people.
2 Tagmout spheres / 18 g - 32 mm in diameter and 40 mm high
1 box/bracelet (a jewelry box by day and a bracelet by night)
63 mm in diameter and 43 mm high

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
96 g
Specific region of origin
Sud Atlas
Number of objects
3
Material
Metal
Country of origin
Morocco
Colour
Orange
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
43 mm
Width
63 mm
Depth
63 mm
Estimated period
1930-1940
FranceVerified
1
Object sold
Private

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