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Among the Heirlooms is a Brooch. I believe it to be one of Albert Scharning's first pieces, since not many of his work is found without enamel. It has a simple C clasp with a tension pin. I am curious as to what year this may have been created. The Brooch is signed with also a 925 for the silver content and a very small o , which I presume would be for Oslow? Thanks for any info anyone might have. And moving on to the final piece I found most interesting among the heirlooms..... I may find more as I have a few boxes still to go through.
Sterling Silver Fine JewelryLike the moon it’s been associated with for millennia, silver reflects the …