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This Egyptian vintage silver brooch depicts a falcon with spread wings, set with nine turquoise stones and a ruby eye, and can also be worn as a pendant; its silver fineness is unreadable and it has no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Egyptian silver brooch with a striking bird with spread wings. The finely detailed feathers give the design a lot of depth. Nine turquoise stones form two colorful accents along the wings; in the eye sits a ruby. The shape recalls the falcon from ancient Egypt.
On the back there is a brooch pin with a C-clasp and a hanging eye. The piece can therefore also be worn as a pendant. On the pin there are three Egyptian hallmarks, including the lotus flower for silver. This hallmark was used from 1946. The place and fineness stamp is partly worn away and the date letter is not clear enough to name an exact year.
The brooch is in good used condition. Some turquoise stones have small pieces broken off. The silver has a patina and the back shows signs of wear. Please also view the detail photos.
Material: silver, Egyptian inspected; purity not legible
Stones: turquoise and ruby
Dating: 1946 or later, exact year unknown
Dimensions: approx. 5.1 × 3.5 cm
Closure: brooch pin with a C-clasp; also provided with hanging eye
State: good used, with patina and small damages to some blue stones
- The photos form an integral part of the description. View these carefully for a good view of the condition and any signs of wear.
- The jewelry is carefully packaged and shipped with Track & Trace.
- Any import duties, VAT and other customs or additional costs are not included in the sale price and are entirely the buyer’s responsibility.
Seller's Story
Egyptian silver brooch with a striking bird with spread wings. The finely detailed feathers give the design a lot of depth. Nine turquoise stones form two colorful accents along the wings; in the eye sits a ruby. The shape recalls the falcon from ancient Egypt.
On the back there is a brooch pin with a C-clasp and a hanging eye. The piece can therefore also be worn as a pendant. On the pin there are three Egyptian hallmarks, including the lotus flower for silver. This hallmark was used from 1946. The place and fineness stamp is partly worn away and the date letter is not clear enough to name an exact year.
The brooch is in good used condition. Some turquoise stones have small pieces broken off. The silver has a patina and the back shows signs of wear. Please also view the detail photos.
Material: silver, Egyptian inspected; purity not legible
Stones: turquoise and ruby
Dating: 1946 or later, exact year unknown
Dimensions: approx. 5.1 × 3.5 cm
Closure: brooch pin with a C-clasp; also provided with hanging eye
State: good used, with patina and small damages to some blue stones
- The photos form an integral part of the description. View these carefully for a good view of the condition and any signs of wear.
- The jewelry is carefully packaged and shipped with Track & Trace.
- Any import duties, VAT and other customs or additional costs are not included in the sale price and are entirely the buyer’s responsibility.
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