Broche med jern-perler fra 1860'erne Brocher

Broche med jern-perler fra 1860'erne BrocherLength 4 cm. Iron jewelry is in itself very rare to come across. This tradition stems from many of the great wars that ravaged Europe throughout the 18th century. The better bourgeoisie would melt down their precious gold and silver jewelry and then have copies made of iron to show support for the war. These could be engraved with text along the lines of "I have given gold for iron" This brooch is mounted in brass with polished iron beads. Its clasp

Stamped 925S for sterling silver and an unknown master mark

Between the cuppa and stem is a soft mollex

except the teak dishes

Is in good condition

Brochen er i pæn stand

Beautiful brooch in silver from Hermann Siersbøl

Decoration number 1/2009

Model number 1/258

The watch is from German Wempe

Children in nature are the theme of the plates

Nice metal box from the 1960s with motifs of Danish castles from Jensen & Møller

Den er samlet med lille messingbånd og er i pæn stand