Gold-filled - Necklace - Andreas Daub - Doublé
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Antique Art Deco gold-filled necklace from Germany (Pforzheim), dating to circa 1915–1930, with a vermeil chain, length about 45 cm, weight 8.14 g, and a three blue-cut Gablonz glass stone centerpiece, marked Doublé and A. Daub on the last link.
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Unique find from the renowned jewelry atelier of Andreas Daub, Pforzheim - Germany.
Beautiful, unique gold-filled necklace with a centerpiece of three lovely blue-cut 'Gablonz' glass stones and gold-colored matte and shiny fantasy links, attached to a very beautiful gold-glossy (Vermeil) chain.
Beautiful craftsmanship by one of his creative goldsmiths, circa 1915-30, Pforzheim region, Germany.
Necklace length approximately 45 cm.
Intermediate hanger dimensions: 16.5 cm L x 1 cm W.
Blue stones, dimensions: 1.5 cm L x 1 cm W.
Chain link size, 1.5 cm L x 1 cm W.
Weight: 8.14 grams.
Certification mark on the last link before closure: Doublé and A. D. certification from Andreas Daub.
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ANDREAS DAUB
More than 135 years ago, the founder Andreas Daub laid the foundation for the company that would become one of the most important in the jewelry industry in Germany.
As a young goldsmith, Andreas Daub quickly recognized the opportunities that
Open layers for him with an international focus on the tradition of Pforzheim.
Reeds in the beginning of the 20th century, Andreas Daub was one of the most.
Leading jewelry companies in Europe.
To date, this successful family business has been run by the fourth and fifth generations of the Daub family.
From 1890, they specialized in a new method for manufacturing jewelry with 'rolled' or hammered gold (Doublé), and this contributed to the name becoming internationally recognized.
On a double pressed metal plate (Alpaca), a thin layer of silver was first cast, then they rolled or printed a thin layer of gold onto it twice. The plates were then transported to the atelier for the making and manufacturing of the jewelry. Afterwards, they were carefully polished with a guarantee of maintaining a lifelong gold shine (vermeil), as evidenced by this necklace!
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Photos have been enlarged; please check the specifications for dimensions.
The necklace will be lightly cleaned before shipping and shipped registered and insured in a gift box with Track & Trace.
Any customs costs are for the account of the buyer.
Unique find from the renowned jewelry atelier of Andreas Daub, Pforzheim - Germany.
Beautiful, unique gold-filled necklace with a centerpiece of three lovely blue-cut 'Gablonz' glass stones and gold-colored matte and shiny fantasy links, attached to a very beautiful gold-glossy (Vermeil) chain.
Beautiful craftsmanship by one of his creative goldsmiths, circa 1915-30, Pforzheim region, Germany.
Necklace length approximately 45 cm.
Intermediate hanger dimensions: 16.5 cm L x 1 cm W.
Blue stones, dimensions: 1.5 cm L x 1 cm W.
Chain link size, 1.5 cm L x 1 cm W.
Weight: 8.14 grams.
Certification mark on the last link before closure: Doublé and A. D. certification from Andreas Daub.
If you click on my seller's name, you will see my full range of jewelry.
ANDREAS DAUB
More than 135 years ago, the founder Andreas Daub laid the foundation for the company that would become one of the most important in the jewelry industry in Germany.
As a young goldsmith, Andreas Daub quickly recognized the opportunities that
Open layers for him with an international focus on the tradition of Pforzheim.
Reeds in the beginning of the 20th century, Andreas Daub was one of the most.
Leading jewelry companies in Europe.
To date, this successful family business has been run by the fourth and fifth generations of the Daub family.
From 1890, they specialized in a new method for manufacturing jewelry with 'rolled' or hammered gold (Doublé), and this contributed to the name becoming internationally recognized.
On a double pressed metal plate (Alpaca), a thin layer of silver was first cast, then they rolled or printed a thin layer of gold onto it twice. The plates were then transported to the atelier for the making and manufacturing of the jewelry. Afterwards, they were carefully polished with a guarantee of maintaining a lifelong gold shine (vermeil), as evidenced by this necklace!
Click on my name and you will see my jewelry in the other auctions.
Click on my seller’s name and you will see my full range of jewelry.
Photos have been enlarged; please check the specifications for dimensions.
The necklace will be lightly cleaned before shipping and shipped registered and insured in a gift box with Track & Trace.
Any customs costs are for the account of the buyer.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Style
Art Deco
Metal
Gold-filled
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
8.15 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Gender
Women
Country of Origin
Germany
Title additional information
Andreas Daub - Doublé
Length
42 cm
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