Featured Swedish Brooches

Hello Everyone,

These are 3 Swedish brooches, I have done some research already. I’m just looking for confirmation and dating, if possible.

1. Leaf
Gertrude Engel for Anton Michelsen

2. Penannular Cloak brooch by Sven Danielson.

3. Least sure of by
Ge-KÃ¥ Smycken ?

 

Nice pieces! Your research is good...


1 - Designed by Danish designer Gertrude Engel, for Danish maker Anton Michelsen, who operated a shop in Stockholm from 1946-63, looks like Z8 for 1950


2 - Linderoth's Eftr/Sven Danielson, Motala, N8 for 1939


3 - Ge-Kå-Jewelery/G Kaplan, Stockholm, looks like R9 for 1967


https://www.925-1000.com/Fsweden_Date_Code.html


~Cheryl

 

Thank you, Cheryl!

 

ZOIKS! Are those yours??

 

Yes, i just bought them on EBay. I was considering trying to Sell, but I never sold anything. For now I will keep them, until I get the courage.

 

Keep one



And sell two

 

I will see. I like them all.

 

That one is my favourite too.

Take your time and just enjoy them for now.
In the meantime you can research your possibilities, think of how and where you would want to sell. Choose a platform that suits you, and take baby steps.

 

They squashed enough hallmarks onto the last one!.
Lovely.

 

I like them all too, the penannular brooch is a classic (the 2nd pic here shows how to fasten: https://www.celticstudio.com/galleys-penannular-pn06.html), but the Engel leaf is so pretty...

~Cheryl

 

They are beautiful, @i need help -- And worth the wait? (Is this what you were waiting for?)

 

Never mind that question. I just found your other thread.

 

Thank you, I was curious how it works. The leaf is my Favorite, too.

 

Thank you Fig! It was the Dutch box (in Silver Forum) that had given me a long wait.

 

Ooop, I was typing a response while you wrote that.

 

Well, I notice we are both pretty quick with replying and editing sometimes.

 

I don't think I ever checked for marks before:





They are on the pin stem; there are no others except these 2. Everything else that might read as a mark in photos is splotchy tarnish created by fingerprints from handling. The 3 crowns mark is incomplete, too large for the surface where it was applied. Would never have had a clue, if I had even looked. Thanks!

 

Nice, Bronwen!