Silver, ウォルター・クラマー - Fischlandschmuck (1939-1959) - ドイツ - リング
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Brutalist-style German silver ring (835) by Walter Kramer, Fischlandschmuck mark, dating 1939–1959, Germany, set with natural red coral; weight 3.8 g, ring size EU 56, in good used condition.
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Description from the seller
素敵なドイツ製の銀製ブルトラルなデザインの指輪で、ドイツの銀細工職人／メーカー Walter Kramerによる天然の血赤珊瑚を留めています。
+- サイズ56 - 写真をご確認ください。
重量は3.8グラムです。
銀の刻印「835」と、1939年以降使用された魚モチーフ Fischlandschmuck が刻まれています。
数十年にわたり丁寧に集めてきましたが、コレクションの一部を手放すことにしました。歴史的な保存の価値を理解してくれる新しい愛好家に、これらの特別な artefacts に居場所を与えたいと考えています。これらの品がふさわしい注目を受け、遠い未来にも保たれるべき時が来たのです。
私は非常に丁寧に梱包し、保険付きで発送します。
写真は説明の一部です。
素敵なドイツ製の銀製ブルトラルなデザインの指輪で、ドイツの銀細工職人／メーカー Walter Kramerによる天然の血赤珊瑚を留めています。
+- サイズ56 - 写真をご確認ください。
重量は3.8グラムです。
銀の刻印「835」と、1939年以降使用された魚モチーフ Fischlandschmuck が刻まれています。
数十年にわたり丁寧に集めてきましたが、コレクションの一部を手放すことにしました。歴史的な保存の価値を理解してくれる新しい愛好家に、これらの特別な artefacts に居場所を与えたいと考えています。これらの品がふさわしい注目を受け、遠い未来にも保たれるべき時が来たのです。
私は非常に丁寧に梱包し、保険付きで発送します。
写真は説明の一部です。
Details
時代
1900-2000
鑑定書
No laboratory report
スタイル
Brutalist
無料サイズ直し可
いいえ'
金属
Walter Kramer - Fischlandschmuck (1939-1959) - Germany, Silver
ブランドジュエリー
いいえ'
総重量
3.8 g
コンディション
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
性別
Women
原産国
Germany
リングサイズ
56 (EU) / 16 (IT) / 7 ½ (US)
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