$850.00
David Andersen is by far the most well known Danish jeweller of the early 20th Century, with his pieces being just as sought after today as when they were made, and here is a beautiful vintage David Andersen butterfly brooch that is in wonderful condition and is perfect to wear for any occasion.
Made in sterling silver in the 1930's in the form of a butterfly, the brooch measures 54mm by 29.1mm, and has such a smooth feel to the touch thanks to the excellent quality of the enamel.
The way the yellow wings have such a soft tone to them is complimented just perfectly with the black body giving this the ability to be able to be worn on so many different colours and always look perfect.
Stock# ES9867
Circa: 1930
Maker: David Andersen.
$850
In stock
Vintage David Andersen brooch
Vintage David Andersen brooch made in the 1930's.
A brief history on David Andersen:
David Andersen founded his company in Oslo (formerly Christiania) in 1876. David Andersen was an accomplished gold and silversmith who achieved great fame early on in his career thanks to his high standard of quality and influential designs in his jewellery. Twelve years after opening, he expanded his workshop and in 1892 opened a second store.
After his death in 1901, his son Arthur took over and instigated the hyphen between the name David and Andersen. He also introduced enamelling into the jewellery which was so success it has now become synonymous with David Andersen jewellery.
Where can I buy David Andersen jewellery?
From Kalmar Antiques in the Queen Victoria Building in Sydney.
Where can I buy vintage jewellery in Sydney?
At Kalmar Antiques. For over thirty five years, Kalmar Antiques have sold beautiful vintage jewellery. Along with vintage jewellery, we have a vast range of genuine antique jewellery from the Georgian era of the 1800's through the Victorian and to the Edwardian and Art Deco eras.
Click here to see more Art Deco brooches currently in store:
https://www.kalmarantiques.com.au/product-category/art-deco/art-deco-brooch-art-deco/
Click here to see more antique brooches instore:
https://www.kalmarantiques.com.au/product-category/antique/antique-brooch-antique/
Here is a link to the beautiful Queen Victoria Building where we are:
