Poissardes earrings in gold and rhinestones
Poissardes earrings in 18kt yellow gold (horse's head hallmark), decorated with rhinestones mounted on a paillon.
Break system, loops pass through from the rear.
French work from the 19th Century. Unidentified maker's mark.
Gross weight: 2.74 g Total height: 3.50 cm Width: 1.00 cm
Condition: Used condition, micro scratches, traces of welding, shocks and reinforcements on the gold parts, abrasion of the stones, one stone darker than the others, see photos.
Did you know that the name of poissardes comes from the fish sellers who wore this type of earrings in the 19th century, but could also come from a play by Antoine-Francois Eve dit Maillot?
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Poissardes earrings in gold and rhinestones
Poissardes earrings in 18kt yellow gold (horse's head hallmark), decorated with rhinestones mounted on a paillon.
Break system, loops pass through from the rear.
French work from the 19th Century. Unidentified maker's mark.
Gross weight: 2.74 g Total height: 3.50 cm Width: 1.00 cm
Condition: Used condition, micro scratches, traces of welding, shocks and reinforcements on the gold parts, abrasion of the stones, one stone darker than the others, see photos.
Did you know that the name of poissardes comes from the fish sellers who wore this type of earrings in the 19th century, but could also come from a play by Antoine-Francois Eve dit Maillot?
All our antique earrings.
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Poissardes earrings in 18kt yellow gold (horse's head hallmark), decorated with rhinestones mounted on a paillon.
Break system, loops pass through from the rear.
French work from the 19th Century. Unidentified maker's mark.
Gross weight: 2.74 g Total height: 3.50 cm Width: 1.00 cm
Condition: Used condition, micro scratches, traces of welding, shocks and reinforcements on the gold parts, abrasion of the stones, one stone darker than the others, see photos.
Did you know that the name of poissardes comes from the fish sellers who wore this type of earrings in the 19th century, but could also come from a play by Antoine-Francois Eve dit Maillot?
All our antique earrings.
