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Victorian Era Knoll & Pregizer Old Mine Cut Paste Brooch in Sterling Silver
Victorian Era Knoll & Pregizer Old Mine Cut Paste Brooch in Sterling Silver
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| This fine quality, antique, Victorian era brooch by German jewelry designers, Knoll & Pregizer, features very brilliant old mine cut paste (faceted glass) set in a handcrafted sterling silver setting. The piece is set with forty-nine (49) pieces of French paste faceted into extremely brilliant old mine cuts! These old miners graduate in size from 1.3mm to 2.7mm. The silver bow has developed a rich, dark patina that has been left uninterrupted. Please notice the subtle, delicate millegrain detailing. The brooch is fastened by a handmade C-catch and round hinge with a pin that extends beyond the edge of the brooch. This is typical of brooches made during the Victorian era. The reverse is signed and hallmarked, "Sterling Germany KP". |
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| Item Details | |
| Designer: | Knoll & Pregizer |
| Metal: | Sterling Silver |
| Size: | 1 5/8" x 3/4" |
| Hallmarks: | "Sterling Germany KP" |
| Gross Weight: | 6.5 grams (4.2 dwts) |
| Gemstone Details | |
| Species: | Glass |
| Cut: | Old Mine Cut |
| Color: | Colorless |
| Measurements: | 1.3mm to 2.7mm, Graduated |
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