No reserve price - Hans Hansen - リング Silver - モデル 22 - 1960年代





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A vintage silver ring by Danish designer Hans Hansen, model 22 from the 1960s, weighing 9.2 g with EU size 54 (US 6 ¾) and stamped 925S, Denmark, and signed Hans Hansen, with no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
ヴィンテージの銀製リングは、デンマークの著名デザイナー、Hans Hansen の手によるものです。1960年代に製作され、モダンなデザインを特徴とします。
正面寸法:1.3 x 3.2 cm - リングサイズ 17.25 mm / 54 EU
重量:9.2 g
925S、Denmark、モデル番号 22 及び Hans Hansen のサイン入り
配送はお住まいの所在地に応じて DHL Express または UPS で行われます。複数の発送を組み合わせることも可能です。複数購入を予定されている場合、またはすでに購入済みの場合はご一報ください。2点目以降の商品の発送費が未払いの場合、それらの発送費を取り除くことができます。すべての発送費込みでお支払い頂く場合には、余剰分をIBAN または Paypal で返金することが可能です。その場合もご連絡ください。
Seller's Story
ヴィンテージの銀製リングは、デンマークの著名デザイナー、Hans Hansen の手によるものです。1960年代に製作され、モダンなデザインを特徴とします。
正面寸法:1.3 x 3.2 cm - リングサイズ 17.25 mm / 54 EU
重量:9.2 g
925S、Denmark、モデル番号 22 及び Hans Hansen のサイン入り
配送はお住まいの所在地に応じて DHL Express または UPS で行われます。複数の発送を組み合わせることも可能です。複数購入を予定されている場合、またはすでに購入済みの場合はご一報ください。2点目以降の商品の発送費が未払いの場合、それらの発送費を取り除くことができます。すべての発送費込みでお支払い頂く場合には、余剰分をIBAN または Paypal で返金することが可能です。その場合もご連絡ください。
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