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Probably made during World War II as an act of silent resistance
The buckle is hallmarked with hallmarks of the French Empire
Tevens gemerkt met Polidor
He was active from 1834
The pendant has a cubist design
Zilveren beursbeugel, F.E. Held, Amsterdam, 1835 Noord Afrika Probably made during World WarA silver purse clasp with a small bag depicting a woman, made by the Amsterdam silversmith Frans Ernst Held. He worked from 1812 to 1849. The silver clasp is marked with the second grade hallmark, Minerva head, date letter A for 1835 and master mark FH. The silver bracket has a silver inner bracket with an extra compartment. In good condition. Weight: 66. 1 grams. Dimensions: 11 x 11 cm.
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