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THREE PAIRS OF GOLD EAR-IRONS AND FOUR VARIOUS GOLD RINGS
The Netherlands, 19th Century
The first typically Northern Dutch-shaped gold ear-irons partly openworked and decorated with cornucopia, maker's mark indistinct; the second pair of typically-shaped and partly openworked ear-irons applied with rozettes, E.J. Attema, Leeuwarden, 1857-1882; the third pair of gold ear-irons centered by double rozettes, maker's mark indistinct; four various openworked gold rings (10)
The Netherlands, 19th Century
The first typically Northern Dutch-shaped gold ear-irons partly openworked and decorated with cornucopia, maker's mark indistinct; the second pair of typically-shaped and partly openworked ear-irons applied with rozettes, E.J. Attema, Leeuwarden, 1857-1882; the third pair of gold ear-irons centered by double rozettes, maker's mark indistinct; four various openworked gold rings (10)
Further details
Cf. Goud en zilver van het Groninger land, Groninger Museum, 1984, p. 53, plate 6