Danish sterling silver pendant. 1960s. By Hermann Siersbol.
Hermann Siersbol opened his workshop in April 1945. He created affordable quality jewellery in modern designs and the company is one of the largest gold and silver works in Scandinavia. Hermann Siersbol died in a tragic accident in 1964 and the company was taken over by his four children.
This large hand hammered pendant with “moveable” drops measures 6.2cm wide x 8cm long excluding the bail. 9.5cm long including bail. The lovely thick silver chain by another maker is 64m long. Total weight 30.4g. Excellent condition.
Danish sterling silver pendant. 1960s. By Hermann Siersbol.
Hermann Siersbol opened his workshop in April 1945. He created affordable quality jewellery in modern designs and the company is one of the largest gold and silver works in Scandinavia. Hermann Siersbol died in a tragic accident in 1964 and the company was taken over by his four children.
This large hand hammered pendant with “moveable” drops measures 6.2cm wide x 8cm long excluding the bail. 9.5cm long including bail. The lovely thick silver chain by another maker is 64m long. Total weight 30.4g. Excellent condition.
