No reserve price - Brooch Silver - Harry Pedersen
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Norwegian solje brooch (sølje) by Harry Pedersen in first‑grade silver (925) with three central shell‑shaped pendants, no laboratory report, total weight 15.504 g, Norway origin, Scandinavian design, C‑clasp, overall dimensions about 3.1 cm wide by 4.8 cm high and about 8 cm including the pendants; a slightly worn but very good condition piece.
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Norwegian solje brooch (sølje) – Harry Pedersen – first-grade silver (925)
Traditional Norwegian solje brooch, also known as a bridal or wedding sølje. This type of brooch was worn with Norwegian traditional dress and served a protective and symbolic function, often associated with marriage and ceremony.
The design features a stylized heart shape topped with a crown, a classic motif within Norwegian silver tradition.
The brooch is richly crafted in fine filigree work and features three central pendants with shell-shaped elements.
One shell is missing on the outside.
Details:
Origin: Norway
Designer / silversmith: Harry Pedersen
Type: solje-broche (sølje)
Material: first-grade silver
Quality marks
925S
HP (Harry Pedersen)
Brooch dimensions (without hangers): approximately 3.1 cm wide × 4.8 cm high
Total length including hangers: approximately 8 cm.
Number of hangers: 3 central hangers.
Closure: C-closure
Pin: probably non-precious (no hallmark found)
All jewelry is carefully packed in a jewelry box and shipped with Track & Trace.
Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateNorwegian solje brooch (sølje) – Harry Pedersen – first-grade silver (925)
Traditional Norwegian solje brooch, also known as a bridal or wedding sølje. This type of brooch was worn with Norwegian traditional dress and served a protective and symbolic function, often associated with marriage and ceremony.
The design features a stylized heart shape topped with a crown, a classic motif within Norwegian silver tradition.
The brooch is richly crafted in fine filigree work and features three central pendants with shell-shaped elements.
One shell is missing on the outside.
Details:
Origin: Norway
Designer / silversmith: Harry Pedersen
Type: solje-broche (sølje)
Material: first-grade silver
Quality marks
925S
HP (Harry Pedersen)
Brooch dimensions (without hangers): approximately 3.1 cm wide × 4.8 cm high
Total length including hangers: approximately 8 cm.
Number of hangers: 3 central hangers.
Closure: C-closure
Pin: probably non-precious (no hallmark found)
All jewelry is carefully packed in a jewelry box and shipped with Track & Trace.
Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Style
Scandinavian design
Metal
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
Norway
Title additional information
Harry Pedersen
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