Fishing Boats at Sunset by Daum
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Portrait of a Young Girl by Édouard Sain
Quite delightful oil on canvas portrait of a young girl, perhaps no older than seven or eight years of age, painted by the French artist Édouard Alexandre Sain (1830-1910). Dressed in her Sunday best clothes…
Locket by Mayle & Meyer
Heart-shaped silver locket by Meyle & Mayer made in Pforzheim, Germany circa 1900. Beautifully enamelled on the face with two snowdrops set against a background that is guilloche enamelled in shades of blue graduating through…
Bronze ‘Le Bendeur’ by J. De Roncourt
This iconic sculpture by Jean de Roncourt, which is arguably his most admired work, is more usually seen in spelter. However, a much smaller number were cast in bronze and this particular piece is a…
Légras MontJoye Acid-Etched Vase with Violets
Square columnar glass vase from Legras MontJoye made at their Pantin glassworks around 1910. Primarily of clear glass, smooth on the inside and acid etched on the outer, giving a dappled and frosted appearance. Decorated…
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Silver, Lapis and Moonstone Necklace attr. to Amy Sandheim*
Item Description
Arts & Crafts silver necklace dating from circa 1920, unmarked but attributed to Amy Sandheim.
With a large pear-shaped lapis stone surmounted by a spray of silver leaves set with moonstones, one of which is heart-shaped. The stone itself swivels very slightly from side to side and the design of leaves is continued on the reverse side – see photo 5.
The pendant is suspended from a little lapis ball with a single silver leaf detail also showing on the bale.
Measuring a touch over 8 cm from the top of the bale, with the chain approximately 64 cm in length.