ロザリオ - Gold - 1930-1940
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18K yellow gold chapelet by Jean Bats, Paris, circa 1940, with coral beads on a solid gold mounting and a terminal cross and heart, bearing French eagle head assay marks and the maker’s mark J B, total weight 23 grams, dimensions about 42 cm long by 2 cm wide and 0.5 cm thick.
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18K純金と本珊瑚の職人作ロザリオ
– ジャン・バツ（パリ）署名、約1940年
クリスチャン信仰の崇敬用宝飾品として、またショーウィンドウの展示品にもふさわしい。20世紀半ばのカトリック教会用ロザリオで、18金の堅牢なチェーン全体に組まれています。
美しいピンクの球状珊瑚（天使の肌）をあしらい、見事な深く明るいサーモン色を放っています。
終端の十字架と本体にはフランスの公式二重保証が刻印されています：材質証明の刻印「Titre：鷲頭（Tête d'Aigle）」により公式に18金純金であること、そして職人の署名「Jean Bats（ジャン・バツ）」の刻印。パリの著名な宝飾職人で、Saint-Augustin通りに店舗を構えていたことを示す「菱形のJ・B刻印」（1938年刻印）も併記。
粗重量: 23グラム
4グラムは金（十字架＋ハート部分）
18K純金と本珊瑚の職人作ロザリオ
– ジャン・バツ（パリ）署名、約1940年
クリスチャン信仰の崇敬用宝飾品として、またショーウィンドウの展示品にもふさわしい。20世紀半ばのカトリック教会用ロザリオで、18金の堅牢なチェーン全体に組まれています。
美しいピンクの球状珊瑚（天使の肌）をあしらい、見事な深く明るいサーモン色を放っています。
終端の十字架と本体にはフランスの公式二重保証が刻印されています：材質証明の刻印「Titre：鷲頭（Tête d'Aigle）」により公式に18金純金であること、そして職人の署名「Jean Bats（ジャン・バツ）」の刻印。パリの著名な宝飾職人で、Saint-Augustin通りに店舗を構えていたことを示す「菱形のJ・B刻印」（1938年刻印）も併記。
粗重量: 23グラム
4グラムは金（十字架＋ハート部分）
Details
時代
1900-2000
アイテム数
1
素材
Gold
原産国
France
高さ
42 cm
幅
2 cm
奥行き
0.5 cm
コンディション
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
推定年代
1930-1940
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