Silver, アールデコ（1920-1930）- フランス - Markasieten - ブローチ
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A French Art Deco brooch from the 1920s–1930s, in silver with numerous marcasites, featuring a centered cultured pearl, 4.5 cm in diameter and weighing 11.27 g, in excellent condition with minimal wear.
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Description from the seller
美しいフランスのアールデコのブローチで、繊細な透かし細工のフィリグラーパターンが多くのきらめくマーカサイトで嵌められています。
中央には洗練された中央配置の養殖真珠がセッティングされています。
1920年代から1930年代のものです。
実際には写真よりもさらに美しいです。
銀印「Tete de Sanglier」と職人の刻印が施されています。
ブローチの直径は4.5cmです。
重量は11.27グラムです。
数十年にわたる綿密な収集を経て、コレクションの一部を手放す決断をしました。これらの特別な物に、歴史保存の価値を理解する新しい愛好者のもとで居場所を得てほしいと願っています。遠い未来にも保存されるべき品であることを考えると、時が来ました。
極めて丁寧な梱包と保険付き発送を行います。
写真は説明の一部です。
美しいフランスのアールデコのブローチで、繊細な透かし細工のフィリグラーパターンが多くのきらめくマーカサイトで嵌められています。
中央には洗練された中央配置の養殖真珠がセッティングされています。
1920年代から1930年代のものです。
実際には写真よりもさらに美しいです。
銀印「Tete de Sanglier」と職人の刻印が施されています。
ブローチの直径は4.5cmです。
重量は11.27グラムです。
数十年にわたる綿密な収集を経て、コレクションの一部を手放す決断をしました。これらの特別な物に、歴史保存の価値を理解する新しい愛好者のもとで居場所を得てほしいと願っています。遠い未来にも保存されるべき品であることを考えると、時が来ました。
極めて丁寧な梱包と保険付き発送を行います。
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
Art Deco
金属
Art Deco (1920-1930) - France - marcasites, Silver
ブランドジュエリー
いいえ'
総重量
11.27 g
コンディション
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
性別
Women
原産国
France
幅
4.5 cm
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