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Sterling Flower 1930s Necklace by Fahrner
Theodor Fahrner necklace with gilt sterling flowers
Front of 1930s Theodor Fahrner necklace
Close-up view of gilt filigree flower petals
Close-up view of decorative links
Necklace back
Maker's mark

Sterling Flower 1930s Necklace by Fahrner

USD$695.00

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Maker

Fahrner
Size

16" x 1/4"
Condition

Excellent
Date

Late-1920s (based on mark) to post-1932 (based on filigree)
Marks

"ORIGINAL FAHRNER" on oval cartouche and "TF" (within circle) "925"
Reference

von Hase-Schmundt, p. 262

This Theodor Fahrner necklace has scrolled filigree-topped flower petals and decorative links that illustrate the high quality of this maker’s work and the elegant simplicity of their design. This charming sterling silver piece has a touch of gilt remaining on the petals. This necklace closes with a spring-ring clasp. Even the link that attaches to the clasp is decorated! Scroll down to see a gorgeous Fahrner bracelet to wear with this lovely necklace from my personal collection.

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