Zilveren miniatuur man met mand, J. Held, Amsterdam, ca. 1870 Joodse chai ring The brooch is hallmarked as behorend tot het geliefde

Zilveren miniatuur man met mand, J. Held, Amsterdam, ca. 1870 Joodse chai ring The brooch is hallmarked as behorend tot het geliefde

Name: Zilveren miniatuur man met mand, J. Held, Amsterdam, ca. 1870 Joodse chai ring The brooch is hallmarked as behorend tot het geliefde
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Zilveren miniatuur man met mand, J. Held, Amsterdam, ca. 1870 Joodse chai ring The brooch is hallmarked as behorend tot het geliefde The brooch is hallmarked as being of second grade silver Murk from Schoonhoven made by silversmith J The miniature is hallmarked with the 'sword' mark for at least second grade silver and the maker's mark H*

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