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385 - WOLFERS Father and Son
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WOLFERS Father and Son Religious bracelet made of sterling silver (800 parts per thousand) and vermeil, featuring four four-lobed links representing the four Evangelists: Saint Matthew, Saint Luke, Saint Mark, and Saint John, surrounded by their names in Latin. Snap clasp with safety chain. Boar’s head hallmark for small items made of fine silver (800 thousandths or higher) in Paris between 1838 and 1962. French Master’s hallmark (L-W-a star in each corner) for Wolfers père et fils. A Belgian silversmith active from 1812 onward, the Wolfers firm held a French hallmark in Paris beginning May 4, 1893. Known for his work in silver, he participated in numerous international exhibitions, such as those in Munich in 1898, Paris in 1900, Turin in 1902, Liège in 1905, and Milan in 1908. The company is known for a style that draws on French designs from the 1840s and 1850s, as well as Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles from 1925, particularly in the field of furniture. Length: 20 cm. Height: 40 mm Gross weight: 66.92 g
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