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Posted 6 years ago
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I really like the shape of this sterling silver brooch but have no idea when it dates from. It looks a bit art nouveau to me? I don't know what the stones are and what the hallmark is. It looks like PT in a type of shield? Somebody said it looks Scandinavian. Can anyone shed any light? Would love to know more...
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It's lovely, and it does have an arts and crafts look about it, but in those days it would have been stamped Silver, not 925. That makes me think it's a modern piece. I've had a quick google for a maker but haven't found anything.
Could you post a photo of the whole of the back of the brooch so we can see the hinge and clasp please?
Thanks Pebble. I didn't know this. Thanks for sharing.
I have just uploaded a picture of the back of the brooch with the hinge and clasp.
Would love to know what date it is!
Jugendstil maybe.
I think the letters that we see beside 925 it say "PAT" for Patented, so that say you should have some other mark somewhere, on the edge, pin & clasp.
I agree with pebble for the silver marking, but the "Pat" is trigger something different, this is just my 2 cents
Lovely brooch, modern or not.
Alan
Thank you Alan2310
I have had a good look all over the brooch and can't find any other marks unfortunately.
Thank you to everyone for the kind words and likes ????
Thank you Vetraio50
I don't know much about Jugenstil but this is interesting. I have looked into Danish silverware and it is reminiscent of the work of Georg Jensen. What I particularly like about it is the contrast between the modernist shaped slightly geometric frame and the inner softer floral organic curvier details.