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Horn of Plenty Pendant
Item Description
German silver pendant designed as an empty cornucopia or horn of plenty.
Splendidly shaped with decorative raised bars crossing from side to side and flowing wirework across the top, to which the bale is attached.
Set with a polished hematite cabochon inside the curled tail and with another, slightly smaller, at top right.
Marked on the reverse for 800 silver and with the mark of Weissenfels silversmiths, Weissenfels being a town in southern Saxony. There is also a further mark that we are unable to identify.
Circa 1920's-30's and a little over 6 cm long, including the bale, with the necklace chain having a length of 46 cm.