Jules Wiese Articulated Bracelet in Silver
Finely chiselled and openwork articulated silver bracelet (hallmark: boar's head).
Ratchet clasp in 18Kt yellow gold (hallmark: eagle's head).
Victorian work from the end of the 19th century, circa 1885, France.
Master's mark of the goldsmith Jules Wiese.
Gross weight: 70.23 g
Length: 19.30 cm
Height: 3.20 cm
Condition: slight micro scratches, deformation, and oxidation on the gold and silver parts, see photos.
Born in 1818 in Berlin, Jules Wiese made a career in France, becoming one of the most skilled engravers of his time. Goldsmith and jeweler, this German settled in Paris in 1839, joining as foreman in the workshop of the famous goldsmith François-Désiré Froment-Meurice.
His work is characterized by neo-Gothic jewelry in the tradition of his master Froment-Meurice.
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Finely chiselled and openwork articulated silver bracelet (hallmark: boar's head).
Ratchet clasp in 18Kt yellow gold (hallmark: eagle's head).
Victorian work from the end of the 19th century, circa 1885, France.
Master's mark of the goldsmith Jules Wiese.
Gross weight: 70.23 g
Length: 19.30 cm
Height: 3.20 cm
Condition: slight micro scratches, deformation, and oxidation on the gold and silver parts, see photos.
Born in 1818 in Berlin, Jules Wiese made a career in France, becoming one of the most skilled engravers of his time. Goldsmith and jeweler, this German settled in Paris in 1839, joining as foreman in the workshop of the famous goldsmith François-Désiré Froment-Meurice.
His work is characterized by neo-Gothic jewelry in the tradition of his master Froment-Meurice.
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