Erhard & Söhne - 珠寶箱 - 黃銅





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德國 Erhard & Söhne 黄铜珠寶箱,約1920–1930年,具新古典復興風格浮雕、藍天鵝絨內襯、底部原廠標誌有獅子圖騰與“GERMANY”印記、原裝鎖(無鑰匙)、未經修復,保持原始光澤與內部,尺寸高16 cm×寬13 cm×深6 cm。
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Authentic Erhard & Söhne jewelry casket, Germany, early 20th century.
An original gilt metal jewelry casket by the renowned German manufacturer Erhard & Söhne, identified by the original factory hallmark with the lion emblem and the “GERMANY” stamp on the underside.
The casket features exceptional Neo-Renaissance decoration with richly detailed reliefs of putti, scrolling acanthus ornamentation and an original blue velvet-lined interior. The original lock is present (key missing).
This piece has not been restored. It retains its original finish, original patina and original interior, making it highly desirable for collectors of Erhard & Söhne decorative art.
Condition:
* Original factory hallmark on the base.
* Original blue velvet interior.
* Original lock (without key).
* No restoration.
* Very good antique condition with normal age-related wear.
A rare and highly collectible example of German decorative art from the early 20th century.
Authentic Erhard & Söhne jewelry casket, Germany, early 20th century.
An original gilt metal jewelry casket by the renowned German manufacturer Erhard & Söhne, identified by the original factory hallmark with the lion emblem and the “GERMANY” stamp on the underside.
The casket features exceptional Neo-Renaissance decoration with richly detailed reliefs of putti, scrolling acanthus ornamentation and an original blue velvet-lined interior. The original lock is present (key missing).
This piece has not been restored. It retains its original finish, original patina and original interior, making it highly desirable for collectors of Erhard & Söhne decorative art.
Condition:
* Original factory hallmark on the base.
* Original blue velvet interior.
* Original lock (without key).
* No restoration.
* Very good antique condition with normal age-related wear.
A rare and highly collectible example of German decorative art from the early 20th century.

