April 16, 2024
ABSTRACT MODERNIST STERLING ENAMEL NECKLACE UNO A ERRE
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Circa 1960's, 1970's this Super Modernist, Sculptural Sterling Silver and Enamel Pendant and Sterling Silver Chain was made by the Well Known Italian Jewelry Company Uno A Erre. The Sterling Silver Chain measures 24" total length and is 2/8" in width, the Sterling Silver and Enamel Pendant measures 2 1/2" in length by 2" in width. The combined weight of the Chain and Pendant is approximately 45 grams on a postal scale. The Condition is Excellent with the Enamel work Intact and without scratches or flaking, the Sterling Silver is also without scrathes or dings. Signed on the underside of the Pendant "ForLives", t are three cartouches the one on the far left I am only able to deciper the letters "AR", the middle cartouche reads "925" and the third cartouche reads "Uno A Erre". The Spring Ring Clasp works perfectly and is secure and is also signed "925", connected to one end of the Clasp is a solid flat link also signed "925". FABULOUS Vintage Sterling Silver Italian Modernist Pendant Necklace that is Perfect for any Summer Outfit and looks Awesome with Turtlenecks and Sweaters for Fall and Winter!! Payment is due within 8 days of end of auction. Buyer to pay all shipping and insurance costs and insurance is mandatory. PAYPAL, MONEY ORDER OR CASHIERS CHECK ONLY PLEASE. NON USA BUYERS MUST Please email with any questions. THANKS! Use
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