No reserve price - ブローチ Silver - アムステルダム派建築





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This signed silver brooch from the Amsterdam School period was made by Gebr. Meijer in Rotterdam/Gouda around 1930–1940 and features a cabochon-cut blood coral centre; it weighs 7.5 g and has no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
アムステルダム派の時代の銀製ブローチです。このブローチは1930–1940年の期間に、ロッテルダム/ゴーダの gebr. Meijer によって作られました。ブローチは軽くハンマー打ちされ、染色で暗く仕上げられています。中央にはカボション状に磨かれた血赤珊瑚が据えられています。ブローチは動きを感じさせる魅力的な形状です。良好な状態で、はっきりと署名されています。
サイズ: 約 4.3 × 4.5 cm
重量: 7.5 g
刻印: Meesterteken HPM4 および old belastingstempel J の斜線入り表記(old/ domestic/ 無保証銀を示す)
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Seller's Story
アムステルダム派の時代の銀製ブローチです。このブローチは1930–1940年の期間に、ロッテルダム/ゴーダの gebr. Meijer によって作られました。ブローチは軽くハンマー打ちされ、染色で暗く仕上げられています。中央にはカボション状に磨かれた血赤珊瑚が据えられています。ブローチは動きを感じさせる魅力的な形状です。良好な状態で、はっきりと署名されています。
サイズ: 約 4.3 × 4.5 cm
重量: 7.5 g
刻印: Meesterteken HPM4 および old belastingstempel J の斜線入り表記(old/ domestic/ 無保証銀を示す)
お届けはお客様の所在地次第で DHL Express または UPS となります。複数の発送は可能です。複数購入を予定している場合、またはすでに購入済みの場合はご連絡ください。第2点目以降のアイテムの支払いがまだの場合には、それらのアイテムの送料を削除できます。すべてのアイテムの送料をお支払い頂く場合は、過剰分をIBANまたはPaypalで返金します。その場合も一報ください。
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